Supercross Race Report (Round 7 – San Diego)
It was a cool night in San Diego, with overcast cover and a touch of shower all through, yet that absolutely wouldn’t prevent the door from dropping on another awesome Supercross principle! The atmosphere made for a slower, more smooth track-and oversights and falls were the topic of the night. Also, as that was simply the case, huge numbers of the top choices wound up toward the back of the pack, battling for each point they could get while a cagy veteran snatched the triumph. The components may have dulled the motocross design and made for a foul fight, however there was some unfathomable dashing throughout the night.
In the Lites class, Eli Tomac demonstrated how experiencing childhood in Colorado can influence conditions to like these leeway he cut up the sloppy track and asserted his first triumph of the season. An eager laborer, he did extraordinary things on the open air circuit, and we should presumably generally expect more awesome endeavors from Eli coming up here in the Supercross fields. Congrats to him and his Team Honda on a vocation well done. What’s more, as it turned out, it would be a major night for riders on Hondas!
At that point it was on to the huge young men, and they put on another fine show. As the entryway dropped and the riders surged out, it was Chad Reed-shaking the Shift dirtbike outfit and snatching the immensely essential holeshot! He was shadowed by Trey Canard, who was overflowing with certainty after his huge win in Houston. After some clever moves after a triple, Canard really wrestled the lead far from Reed, however the track would assert Canard as another casualty as he fell before long. Canard would need to rally hard from that point to deal with a minor fourth place. Be that as it may, Canard was not the only one James Stewart experienced difficulty with the landscape toward the begin and really slowed down his bicycle also, however raced hard to get to the platform in third. It was a much harder night for general focuses pioneer Ryan Villopoto, who fell early and lost a bumper, a number plate, and God-just realizes what other dirtbike parts before scratching and tearing his way to a seventh place complete sufficiently only to keep his general focuses lead. Dungey ran a strong race to get one more second place complete, his second in the same number of races. He proceeds to gradually get back in the standings race following a DNF fourteen days prior. Be that as it may, the night had a place with Chad Reed and his TwoTwo Motorsports; an extraordinary warmth run, a holeshot, and a strong execution to take the checkered banner. His first win since 2009, you could see the delight in his face as he achieved the pit and removed his motocross protective cap to celebrate with the group.
The arrangement now moves east, with the following stop in Atlanta. An exceptional yell out to BTO Sports’ own Michael Byrne, who came back from damage to make his 2011 presentation here in San Diego-he achieved the fundamental and had an incredible first ride back-completing sixteenth! Welcome Back Byrne-sie!!! As the plot thickens in the focuses pursue, we’ll abandon you with a gander at the refreshed standings:
Supercross Results
1. Chad Reed HON
2. Ryan Dungey SUZ
3. James Stewart YAM
4. Trey Canard HON
5. Davi Millsaps YAM
6. Andrew Short KTM
7. Ryan Villopoto KAW
8. Brett Metcalfe SUZ
9. Mike Alessi KTM
10. Justin Brayton YAM
11. Nick Wey YAM
12. Kyle Regal YAM
13. F Izoird KAW
14. C Blose KAW
15. Ivan Tedesco KAW
16. Michael Byrne SUZ
17. M Lesage KAW
18. A Stroupe YAM
19. W Peick YAM
20. K Windham HON
Supercross Points
Ryan Villopoto 146
James Stewart 143
Chad Reed 130
Trey Canard 130
Ryan Dungey 123
Andrew Short 95
Brett Metcalfe 93
Davi Millsaps 78
Justin Brayton 76
Ivan Tedesco 66
Kevin Windham 62
Scratch Wey 54
Kyle Regal 52
Kyle Chisholm 46
Mike Alessi 43
Chris Blose 41
Weston Peick 24
Matt Boni 20
Thomas Hahn 17
Austin Stroupe 15
250 Lites West Results
1. Eli Tomac HON
2. Tyla Rattray KAW
3. Broc Tickle KAW
4. Cole Seely HON
5. James Decotis HON
6. Josh Hansen KAW
7. Ken Roczen KTM
8. Ben Evans KAW
9. Ryan Morais SUZ
10. A Balbi KAW
11. M Davalos SUZ
12. N Paluzzi YAM
13. T Bright HON
14. K Beaton KAW
15. K Cunningham YAM
16. R Smith SUZ
17. T Weeck HON
18. C Hinson KTM
19. S Champion KAW
20. D Tedder KAW
250 Lites West Points
Josh Hansen 128
Broc Tickle 125
Eli Tomac 116
Ryan Morais 96
Cole Seely 88
Ken Roczen 83
Tyla Rattray 80
Martin Davalos 69
James Decotis 67
K Cunningham 60
A Balbi 50
Ryan Marmont 48
Ben Evans 47
Scratch Paluzzi 45
Bruce Rutherford 38
Travis Baker 37
Jake Canada 29
Casey Hinson 19
S Champion 17
Gared Steinke 10
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