Supercross rolled across the border and into the Great White North this weekend, and James Stewart and Christophe Pourcel came away the big winners, eh.
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Coming into Saturday night’s race, it seemed Chad Reed had the momentum, with wins in the last two rounds (Indy and Daytona). But as we all know, James Stewart doesn’t really need momentum to win regain control of a series. So what happened, you ask?
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After a torrential downpour during last year’s Daytona Supercross presented by Honda at the famous Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, fans and riders alike were greeted with perfect weather for this year’s race.
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Inside the warm confines of the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia, in front of a near capacity crowd, and live on Speed TV, the eighth round of the series wrapped up with San Manuel Band of Mission Indians/Yamaha’s James Stewart taking his seventh win of the season and seventh win in a row.
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Despite early week warnings of rain, San Diego offered up sunshine and near-60 degree temperatures for the final Supercross round in California for 2009.
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Since the tarps were left on the track until close to four o’clock, the riders only got once chance to dial in some lines. They were allowed only an abbreviated single qualifying practice, and it was clear afterward that the riders could have used a lot more track time to find lines.
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Supercross made its way back west this week, and San Francisco welcomed the traveling circus with perfect weather…
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The opening round of the 2009 East Coast Lites Regional Championship kicked off at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas this evening, while the premier Supercross class continued its red-hot early season.
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With three rounds already in the books for the 2009 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series, things have already become interesting.
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After last week’s dramatic turn of events at round one in Anaheim, California, where series favorites Chad Reed and James Stewart came together in the whoops, crashing and effectively ending a chance either one had at winning the race, the two heavy hitters looked towards round two inside the confines of Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona, as a new beginning.
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