2014 Supercross Las Vegas SX Race Preview
The last round of the 2014 Monster Energy Supercross arrangement is at last here and every one of the groups will fight it out one final time at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas,NV. To prepare you for the last Supercross of the season, we investigate the field in both the 450 and 250 classes:
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250SX WEST COAST PREVIEW (TOP 5 RIDERS IN POINTS)
Jason Anderson – As it stands, Anderson is as of now 8 focuses in front of Cole Seely, making the title his to lose. The last race in Seattle saw Anderson ride a standout amongst the most unique races this season, committing errors and notwithstanding going off the track. Could the weight get to him? It’s all hanging in the balance in Vegas and in the event that he rides the way he did in Seattle, Seely may drop some reality on him and tangle the title away.
Cole Seely – Houston was a major blow for Seely as he didn’t complete on the platform which opened up the lead a bit. Quick forward to Seattle where he knew he required a win and that is precisely what he did. All Cole can do is complete first and expectation that fortunes is his ally in Vegas as he needs no less than 8 focuses on Anderson for the title.
Justin Hill – For the third time this year, Hill completed on the platform, taking the number 3 spot in Seattle. He is as of now in a nearby fight with colleague Dean Wilson to grab that third place spot in the title standings as just 1 point isolates them both. Notwithstanding who gets it, the group will just have one rider to complete in the best 3 in the last focuses in BOTH coasts, not the season Mitch had expected, particularly after his group began so solid in the East drift.
Senior member Wilson – Before the season began, Dean was profoundly thought to be the most loved to win the title. Quick forward to Las Vegas, and he isn’t even in conflict for it. Senior member had a few highs and lows, and was even ready to get his feet wet in the 450 class when he filled in for Chad Reed on the Two Motorsports Kawasaki for a couple of races. Whatever he can truly do is attempt to secure the number 3 spot and play spoiler in the occasion he completes amongst Seely and Anderson.
Cooper Webb – Cooper’s season begun truly well, completing on the platform 2 times in the initial 5 races. In the last 2 races, he has completed sixth and seventh, separately. Sitting in a nearby focuses fight with Malcolm Stewart, I figure the rook ought to be happy with a main 5 general complete in his initial 250 crusade, considering the profundity of the West drift field.
250 EAST COAST PREVIEW (TOP 5 ACTIVE RIDERS IN POINTS)
Justin Bogle – Congratulations are in line for Justin Bogle who now has the title secure after his strong first place ride at MetLife stadium. While terrible situations drove him to his spot (AC and Davalos harmed) you can’t deny that Justin Bogle has satisfied the potential that the group found in him leaving the novice positions. Presently it’s a great opportunity to demonstrate his speed in the East/West shootout where he ought to blend it up in the main 5.
Vince Friese – What an awesome season for the privateer – he remained on the platform after the headliner interestingly in NJ and now has a decent shot at completing in the best 3 generally speaking for the season. Once more, wounds have become an integral factor, however Friese has ridden strong all season and that has not gone unnoticed.
Kyle Cunningham – KC’s season begun off rather moderate yet grabbed toward the end. Indeed, even still, following a decent season a year ago, the 250 veteran made a stride back this year and has not ridden like the Cunningham of the past. Las Vegas was pleasant to him a year ago so perhaps we will see a resurgence of sorts.
Matt Lemoine – The 2014 season has been marvelous for Matt. He got a warmth race win and completed on the platform against some genuine rivalry. Search for a strong ride out of Lemoine in Vegas.
Jimmy Decotis – Jimmy D!!! The fans were his ally at MetLife stadium where he won his warmth race and was running strong in the headliner before him and Bisceglia tangled; not all that much, simply hustling. You know he was mooched however ideally the warmth race can give him some certainty heading into LV.
450SX PREVIEW:
Ryan VIllopoto – RV comes in to Vegas with the Championship officially wrapped up, yet don’t anticipate that him will keep down. He will fight and telling everybody why he is a 4X Supercross Champ! Try not to trust the gossipy tidbits you here on certain web message sheets, RV is solid and is prepared to put a shout point on the 2014 SX season in Vegas and take up arms against the Outdoors.
Eli Tomac – Tomac is at last discovering his notch and getting a platform in New Jersey is stating to every one of the cynics that ET is back and over and above anyone’s expectations. In any case, I can’t approve the Alpinestars equip. I can’t discover it in myself to like it. While I don’t care for the insane Alpinestars equip, I am eager to perceive what they will have ET wearing this end of the week.
Josh Hill – The ride from Hill we have been sitting tight for a long time. We as a whole knew Hill had a platform complete in him, he simply needed to trust it too. Possibly the inspiration originated from RCH dropping him for the Outdoors. How about we trust we see the #75 at Glen Helen in fourteen days.
Justin Barcia – Another strong ride from JB51. I figure Barcia could be on it this end of the week and will haul out the stops to sneak in a win in 2014.
Ken Roczen – With the finish of the season close, Roczen is skipping back and had a strong ride in New Jersey. Roczen is solid in Vegas and it could come down to a Roczen/Barcia/Tomac fight toward the finish of the night.
Ryan Dungey – Dungey is in a focuses fight with James Stewart for second in focuses. With Stewart’s initial exit from a weekend ago’s race, Dungey has an opportunity to wrap up the sprinter up position in focuses. It’s been a so-so second 50% of the Supercross season. After his internal fight he experienced in the initial segment of the season, Dungey has quieted down perhaps excessively much. I don’t perceive any firecrackers from him in Vegas, as he will be prepared to get the SX season over and proceed onward to the Outdoors.
Mike Alessi – Another best ten ride for Alessi. This year has been his greatest year in Supercross as he has snatched a couple of warmth race wins and reliably inside the main ten. While he will be at Glen Helen, it is a disgrace that he won’t run the full outside calendar. Search for Alessi to top off his extraordinary SX year with another best ten complete this end of the week in Vegas.
Andrew Short – Short has been battling back in the last piece of the season he is hoping to complete the season off solid. Unless something cataclysmic happens, Shorty will bind sixth place in focuses.
Trey Canard – His first lap crash a week ago is the main negative in TC41’s arrival to the field. Try not to anticipate that him will keep down in Vegas this end of the week, with respect to him it isn’t the keep going race of a long season. It’s the recovery of TC41!
Weston Peick – A great best ten ride for Weston Peick. I can hardly wait to perceive what this person does amid the Outdoors when he has RCH gear.
Different Notes:
James Stewart’s knee is ready and we will see him in real life in Vegas this end of the week!
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