A giant question mark hung over Anaheim stadium until late in the afternoon. With a track that had been covered for nearly three days, no one was sure what was underneath all of that plastic. One thing that was certain though was the fact that leading up to the race, rain had been off and on in Southern California, and that meant there would probably be some mud.
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The San Manuel/L&M/Yamaha rider just captured another win at Anaheim III. With the track conditions being some of the roughest we have seen all year, Stewart managed to hold off a charging Chad Reed, skate around lappers, and avoid succumbing to the rain and muddy-ish conditions. We spoke with James just after his podium celebration.
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Here are photos from the Anaheim 3 race. The day began and ended with rain, but in between there was plenty of racing action. The night ended with familiar faces on the top of the podium in both classes.
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So you’re over the Supercross wallpapers, huh? Well, how about some Dianna on your desktop? And yes, these are 1900wide, so they will fit more screens.
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The rumor mill did not create this one. J-Law still needs to clean up his act.
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With the new March issue featuring James Stewart on the cover likely already on its way to your mailbox, we decided to give you a sneak peek of this month’s poster girl, Dianna.
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Clean up the ol’ desktop with some freshness from San Francisco Supercross…
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Lutes and Kinman caught up with Ivan Tedesco today at the Honda Supercross test track where he was putting in some training laps. Kinman snapped off some shots while Lutes shot video. Check out the photos while you wait for the video.
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Our buddy Dan Guetter was on hand at San Francisco Supercross and he passed on some photos for the site. Check ‘em out.
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Second practice is in the books, and James Stewart and Ryan Dungey logged the fastest laps of the day in their respective classes. Reed and Villopoto were both just about a second and behind Stewart, while Sipes and Brayton were about a second and a half off of Dungey’s time.
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