Report | Supercross Race (Round 15 – Seattle)
A lot is on the line now in the season, as cycle 15 of the arrangement conveyed the world’s first class to Seattle, home to intense cool temperatures and a bone-winding track with moderate, sloppy conditions. NOT for the swoon of heart! Tragically, there was once five riders competing for the title, however new kid on the block phenom Trey Canard was lost for the rest of the season following a mid-week mishap while testing for the up and coming motocross season. He endured a broken femur-a terrible hit to the game, as he is improved the situation this season and puts he would like to battle this forthcoming outside season in question. This dismal disclosure left us with four super-controls still in particle for the title. What’s more, as the scene moved to the Pacific Northwest, those four riders burrowed profound and pursued that basic general focuses on a journey for the 2011 AMA/FIM Supercross title.
The Lites division allowed us to get re-familiar with the riders of the West Coast Series. At the best, the names continued as before, with three of the division’s best riders rounding out the night’s platform: Cole Seely (victor), Eli Tomac (second) and Broc Tickle (third). The other rider of note, Josh Hansen, stays second in the general standings in spite of completing 6th here-principally because of riding hurt. Hansen had a noteworthy crash amid the training session, and demonstrated some obvious determination in the principle, gutting it out and rescuing a few focuses to keep him in particle. The best three riders in the arrangement are isolated by only seven focuses in the standings, so it ought to be a white-knuckle issue going ahead!
The headliner was just as fascinating as publicized. The conditions turned what is generally a beautiful exhibit of dirtbike clothing into a high-octane mud shower! Holeshot authority Mike Alessi by and by demonstrated his talent for quick begins, yet in these conditions encounter turns out to be the most usable property. Alessi was toppled early and regularly by the majors of the game and followed off. James Stewart, riding quick after his win a week ago, got off to another awesome begin. He is absolutely predominant once he gets out front, and demonstrated it again on this track. He put on a center on the way to a moment win consecutively and now is on the foot rear areas of the pioneers in the by and large. Did I say that experience tallies in the mud? Grizzled vet and group fave Kevin Windham explored around this extreme landscape like the prepared expert he is, taking a sprinter up complete and getting on his first platform of the year! Chad Reed took third, rounding out the platform in his trap Shift motocross gear– he’s having a stellar season, and is in that spot among the pioneers – as a privateer! It would appear that some person should’ve ventured up and given this person a ride in the off-season. Ryan Villopoto, the general focuses pioneer, kept his shaft position by taking fourth here, and ruling champ Ryan Dungey struggled hard to round out the best five, and has himself in the running in the by and large. Exactly how close is it??? Look at these standings:
Supercross Results
1. James Stewart YAM
2. Kevin Windham HON
3. Chad Reed HON
4. Ryan Villopoto KAW
5. Ryan Dungey SUZ
6. Mike Alessi KTM
7. Kyle Regal YAM
8. Davi Millsaps YAM
9. Thomas Hahn YAM
10. Andrew Short KTM
11. Michael Byrne SUZ
12. Nick Wey YAM
13. Fabien Izoird KAW
14. Ivan Tedesco KAW
15. Jason Thomas SUZ
16. Vince Friese YAM
17. Tyler Bowers KAW
18. Cole Siebler KAW
19. Chris Blose KAW
20. Austin Stroupe YAM
Supercross Points
Ryan Villopoto 293
Chad Reed 287
Ryan Dungey 286
James Stewart 284
Trey Canard 255
Andrew Short 196
Kevin Windham 187
Davi Millsaps 156
Justin Brayton 141
Ivan Tedesco 134
Scratch Wey 129
Mike Alessi 113
Brett Metcalfe 107
Chris Blose 87
Kyle Regal 86
Fabien Izoird 63
Michael Byrne 59
Austin Stroupe 55
Thomas Hahn 53
Matt Boni 48
250 Lites West Results
1. Cole Seely HON
2. Eli Tomac HON
3. Broc Tickle KAW
4. Kyle Cuningham YAM
5. Tyla Rattray KAW
6. Josh Hansen KAW
7. Ryan Morais SUZ
8. Martin Davalos SUZ
9. Travis Baker HON
10. Gared Steinke KAW
11. Ben Evans KAW
12. Topher Ingalls HON
13. Nick Paluzzi YAM
14. Tommy Weeck HON
15. Preston Mull KAW
16. Travis Bright HON
17. Donald Vawser KAW
18. Parker Eckman HON
19. Brad Nauditt HON
20. Tevin Tapia KTM
250 Lites West Points
Broc Tickle 145
Josh Hansen 143
Eli Tomac 138
Cole Seely 113
Ryan Morias 110
Tyla Rattray 96
Kyle Cunningham 89
Ken Roczen 83
Martin Davalos 82
James Decotis 67
Ben Evens 57
Scratch Paluzzi 53
Antonio Balbi 50
Travis Baker 49
Ryan Marmont 48
Bruce Rutherford 38
Jake Canada 29
Gared Steinke 21
Casey Hinson 21
Scott Champion 19
Believe it or not, the contrast amongst first and fourth right now is only 9 POINTS. It is insane tight, and whatever is left of the season is going to be essentially extraordinary. Who will win this thing??? The reality of the situation will become obvious eventually, yet Bubba Stewart is putting forth his defense at the opportune season! What’s more, obviously, I would be neglectful not to give all of you the-sit tight for it…
BYRNER ALERT: BTO Sports’ own Michael Byrne took eleventh in the principle and his unruly accomplice Jason Thomas has returned from damage and got a fifteenth. They’re comin’ up, individuals, they’re comin’ up… See all of you one week from now-
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