Suzuki riders Denny Stephenson and Jeromy Buehl went 1-2 in the 125cc class main event with future freestyle icon "Mad" Mike Jones third. 

1979

Suzuki superstar 125cc riders "Flyin'" Bria Myerscough and Mark "Bomber" Barnett took turns winning championships on either coast as Myerscough clinched the Suzuki CMC Golden State Series and Barnett claimed the Florida Winter-AMA Series for the second year in a row. Together they are set to take on Yamaha's Broc Glover for the upcoming 1979 AMA National Motocross Championship. 

1980 

Suzuki's Kent Howerton stops Mike Bell's two-race winning streak by taking the win at the Oakland Coliseum Supercross. Honda's Steve Wise was second, with Howerton's teammate Mark "Bomber" Barnett third. Team Yamaha's Bell had an off night and finished 11th.  

1996 

If it's 1996 then you can certainly guess the winner of the Atlanta SX! Team Honda's Jeremy McGrath keep his undefeated streak going, winning his sixth straight to start the series. Jeff Emig (Kawasaki) and Mike LaRocco (Suzuki) rounded out the podium. 

But McGrath's win is not what the '96 Atlanta SX is most remembered for. Instead, it was this horrific crash of Splitfire/Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Mickael Pichon, who was winning the 125cc race when he came upon a triple where a rider was down on the backside. These were the pre-safety lights days and Pichon had to eject high above the floor of the Georgia Dome in order to keep himself from hitting the stalled rider and floor crew. Check it out right here:

The winner was a first-timer in SX: the veteran John Dowd topped Suzuki Support rider Charlie Board and North Carolina Honda rider Jim Neese.   

2001 

And if it's a supercross in 2001 you can probably guess the winner, as Kawasaki's Ricky Carmichael is keeping his own record run going at the Atlanta SX, but it was only four at this point, as Ricky's 13-race winning streak would run from the fourth race until the end of the 16-race series, while Jeremy's in '96 would run through the first 13 rounds of the 15-race series. McGrath finished second on this night with Georgia's own Ezra "Yogi" Lusk third. 

Yamaha of Troy's Nathan Ramsey would win the 125cc class over KTM-mounted Brock Sellards and his YOT teammate Nick Wey.

2007

In his first-ever AMA Supercross, Team Rockstar/Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey won the Lites main event at the Georgia Dome aboard the #62 RM-Z250. This is also the first-ever AMA Supercross for New Zealand's Ben Townley, brought over by Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki to compete. BT101 ended up with a DNF and zero points. Don't worry, he would bounce back quickly! 

And then, in a thrilling main event, Kawasaki's James Stewart topped Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael and Yamaha's Chad Reed, in what was one of RC's last AMA Supercross races, as well as his last visit to the Georgia Dome.