Monster Energy Supercross Notes Package 450SX Class Stats: Atlanta |
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►The first race was held on March 5, 1977, and Bob Hannah won on a Yamaha |
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►This will be the 36th time the gate will drop for a 450SX Class race in Atlanta |
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►Yamaha won the first-ever race in Atlanta |
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►The Atlanta stop was held at Fulton County stadium from 1977-1992 |
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►In 1992, Yamaha's Damon Bradshaw won the last 450SX Class race held at Fulton County Stadium |
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►In 1993, Bradshaw won the first-ever 450SX Class race to be held at the Georgia Dome |
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►Bradshaw became the first rider to ever win three consecutive races in Atlanta; Ricky Carmichael and Jeremy McGrath followed suite in Atlanta |
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►In 2012 Ryan Dungey gave KTM their first 450SX Class win in Atlanta and second 450SX Class win ever |
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►On his 17th career 450SX Class start, Davi Millsaps earned his first career victory aboard a Honda at the 2008 Atlanta Supercross |
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►James Stewart can tie Ricky Carmichael on the all-time 450SX Class win list for second place at 48 wins this weekend |
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450SX Class: Wins by Brand in Atlanta |
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Brand |
Wins(s) |
Last Win |
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Yamaha |
11 |
2009 |
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Honda |
10 |
2008 |
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Kawasaki |
7 |
2011 |
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Suzuki |
6 |
2013 |
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KTM |
1 |
2012 |
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450SX Class: First-Time Winners in Atlanta |
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Rider |
Year |
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Bob Hannah |
1977 |
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Chuck Sun |
1980 |
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Jeff Stanton |
1989 |
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Damon Huffman |
1997 |
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Davi Millsaps |
2008 |
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450SX Class: Riders to Win Both Classes in Atlanta |
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Rider |
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Damon Bradshaw |
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Ricky Carmichael |
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Chad Reed |
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James Stewart |
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Ryan Dungey |
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Can Wil Hahn join these riders? |
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450SX Class: Dallas Recap |
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►James Stewart earned his 47th career 450SX Class win; it was his 94th-career AMA victory |
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►Stewart is the first rider to win back-to-back races this season |
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►Only three active riders have scored two races this season: Villopoto, Reed, and Stewart |
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►Stewart’s wins in San Diego and Arlington gave him his first back-to-back victories since St. Louis and Seattle in 2011; it was Suzuki’s first back-to-back wins since Ryan Dungey did it in 2010 at Phoenix and Anaheim 2 |
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►Justin Barcia earned his first podium of the season with a third; it was his fourth top five |
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►Ryan Dungey finished second, marking his third podium and fifth top-five finish |
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►Ryan Villopoto earned his seventh top-five finish of the season; he is the only rider to finish in the top five at every race |
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►Villopoto has now gone three starts without a win for the first time since races 2-4 in 2012 |
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►Justin Brayton earned his fourth top-five finish of the season; it was his seventh top-10 finish |
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►Ken Roczen earned a sixth-place finish; it was his seventh top 10 of the season |
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►Andrew Short, Villopoto, Roczen and Brayton have been in the top 10 at every race |
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►Stewart's 45th 450SX Class win came in Atlanta last year |
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250SX Class: Atlanta Stats |
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►The first race was held on February 23, 1985, and Eddie Warren won on a Kawasaki |
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►This will be the 28th time the gate will drop for a 250SX Class race in Atlanta |
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►KTM has never won an Atlanta 250SX Class race |
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►Yamaha won five consecutive races in Atlanta from 1999-2003 |
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250SX Class: First time Winners in Atlanta |
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Rider |
Year |
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Eddie Warren |
1985 |
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Keith Turpin |
1986 |
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Denny Stephenson |
1990 |
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Doug Henry |
1993 |
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John Dowd |
1996 |
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Ricky Carmichael |
1997 |
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Josh Grant |
2006 |
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Ryan Dungey |
2007 |
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Trey Canard |
2008 |
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Dean Wilson |
2011 |
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Wil Hahn |
2013 |
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250SX Class: Wins by Brand in Atlanta |
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Brand |
Wins |
Last Win |
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Kawasaki |
8 |
2010 |
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Honda |
8 |
2013 |
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Yamaha |
7 |
2003 |
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Suzuki |
4 |
2007 |
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250SX Class: Dallas Recap |
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►Adam Cianciarulo earned the first win of his career on his first-ever start |
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►Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki swept the podium with Cianciarulo, Blake Baggett and Martin Davalos finishing in the top three respectively; the last time this happened was in 2007 with Villopoto, Christophe Pourcel, and Christopher Gosselaar |
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►After making five 450SX Class starts in the west coast, Vince Friese earned a fourth in the first race of the Eastern Regional 250SX Class Championship |
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►Eighth different riders have won the first-ever race of their career: Trey Canrad, Ben Townley, Chad Reed, Ernesto Fonseca, Brian Swink, Damon Bradshaw, Donnie Schmit, Eddie Warren, and Bobby Moore |
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450SX Class Laps Led |
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James Stewart: 49 |
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Ryan Villopoto: 35 |
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Chad Reed: 23 |
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Justin Brayton: 13 |
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Ken Roczen: 12 |
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Ryan Dungey: 8 |
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250SX Class Laps Led |
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Cole Seely: 52 |
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Justin Hill: 20 |
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Adam Cianciarulo: 12 |
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Dean Wilson: 12 |
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Jason Anderson: 6 |
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Martin Davalos: 3 |
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450SX Class Nuclear Cowboyz Holeshot Award |
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Anaheim Race 1: Ryan Villopoto |
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Phoenix: Matt Moss |
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Anaheim Race 2: Ryan Dungey |
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Oakland: Vince Friese |
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Anaheim Race 3: James Stewart |
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San Diego: Andrew Short |
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Arlington: Ryan Dungey |
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250SX Class Nuclear Cowboyz Holeshot Award |
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Anaheim Race 1: Jason Anderson |
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Phoenix: Cooper Webb |
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Anaheim Race 2: Cooper Webb |
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Oakland: Dean Wilson |
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Anaheim Race 3: Cole Seely |
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San Diego: Dakota Tedder |
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Arlington: Adam Cianciarulo |
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450SX Class Fastest Qualifying Time |
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Anaheim Race 1: Justin Barcia |
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Phoenix: Ryan Villopoto |
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Anaheim Race 2: Justin Brayton |
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Oakland: Ryan Villopoto |
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Anaheim Race 3: Ryan Villopoto |
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San Diego: James Stewart |
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Arlington: Ken Roczen |
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250SX Class Fastest Qualifying Time |
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Anaheim Race 1: Dean Wilson |
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Phoenix: Jason Anderson |
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Anaheim Race 2: Jason Anderson |
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Oakland: Dean Wilson |
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Anaheim Race 3: Dean Wilson |
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San Diego: Jason Anderson |
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Arlington: Martin Davalos |
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MMI Top Tech Award |
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Anaheim Race 1: Kelly Lumgair |
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Phoenix: Rene Zapata |
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Anaheim Race 2: Lars Lindstrom |
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Oakland: Ollie Stone |
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Anaheim Race 3: Joel Ard |
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San Diego: Chris Loredo |
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Arlington: Brett Mountain |