MALCOLM STEWART 4TH AT ANAHEIM 3

MALCOLM STEWART DELIVERS FOURTH-PLACE RESULT AT ANAHEIM 3 SX

ROCKSTAR ENERGY HUSQVARNA FACTORY RIDER SITS FOURTH OVERALL AFTER SIX ROUNDS

The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing Team rounded out the west coast stretch of the 2022 AMA Supercross Championship on Saturday and the third time was a charm for Malcolm Stewart, who delivered his best Anaheim SX result with a fourth-place finish at Round 6 in Anaheim, California.

Stewart, the fifth-place qualifier, came together with another rider off the start of 450SX Heat 2 and he found himself back in 10th on the opening lap. He immediately began a charge through the field, placing his FC 450 Rockstar Edition into the top-five late in the race, ultimately securing a fifth-place transfer.

In the Main Event, Stewart grabbed a top-five start and he battled in the front pack early on. Moving into fourth around the halfway point, Stewart set his sights on a podium position and he fought hard in the final laps to ultimately come away with fourth on the night. Six rounds in, Stewart holds fourth overall in the 450SX Championship standings.

“I felt like the entire day was good,” Stewart said. “I already knew the track was going to be really dry and slick because we already did two races and this was the final round. I felt like the biggest factor of tonight was the whoops and I just tried to be smart – this was one of those races where you could gain some and lose a lot, so I’m happy with taking another top-five finish. We’re definitely keeping the ball rolling.”

Team rider Dean Wilson fought his way through a challenging night. Qualifying a season-best seventh, Wilson found himself mid-pack off the start in 450SX Heat 2 and he made his way into a qualifying position by lap two. However, he went down just after the halfway point and dropped outside the top-nine, resulting in a trip to the last chance qualifier. With a solid performance in the LCQ, Wilson secured a second-place transfer into the Main Event.

He got off to a 13th place start in the main and he climbed his way up to the top-10 battle. He continued to charge through the second half of the race, finishing 12th on the night.

"My night was a little bit rough,” Wilson said. “I qualified well but I crashed in my heat race and had to go to the LCQ, which is never ideal. After that, I was far outside on the gate and was just kind of in traffic the whole time and the best I could do is 12th. I really struggled in the main with flow, I felt like I was kind of fighting my bike everywhere. Not my best night but we’ll work on trying to be better.”

In the 250SX division, team rider Jalek Swoll started off with a fifth-place start in 250SX Heat 2 and he battled just outside the podium all race long. He passed into fourth on lap five and held that position until the final lap when a mistake ultimately dropped him back to fifth.

In the Main Event, Swoll put himself into a great position off the start as he battled in podium contention on the opening lap. While running fourth, Swoll suffered a crash through the whoops that would ultimately end his night early.

“It was a short night but I felt good and I’m thankful to be leaving from the crash healthy,” Swoll said. “I felt good – like I got back up to how I was feeling before the crash at A1. I made some good passes at the beginning and felt like I was on that forward charge and the whoops bit me and bit me quick. It’s all good, I’m going into this break with my head down and we’ll get back to being on one of these top-three steps.”

Round 7: February 19 – Minneapolis SX – Minneapolis, Minnesota

Round 6 Results: Anaheim 3 SX

450SX Results

1. Jason Anderson (KAW)

2, Eli Tomac (YAM)

3. Justin Barcia (GAS)

4. Malcolm Stewart – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing

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12. Dean Wilson – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing

250SX West Results

1. Christian Craig (YAM)

2. Vince Friese (HON)

3. Michael Mosiman (GAS)

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21. Jalek Swoll – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing

450SX Rider Point Standings

1. Eli Tomac – 134 points

2. Jason Anderson – 122 points

3. Chase Sexton – 116 points

4. Malcolm Stewart – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing – 112 points

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11. Dean Wilson – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing – 72 points

250SX West Rider Point Standings

1. Christian Craig – 148 points

2. Michael Mosiman – 120 points

3. Hunter Lawrence – 119 points

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12. Jalek Swoll – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing, 53 points

Anderson Dominates Field at A3

Jason Anderson Dominates Field to Take Anaheim 3 Supercross Win
Christian Craig Sweeps Anaheim Supercross 250SX Class Race

Anaheim, Calif., (February 13, 2022) Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jason Anderson grabbed his second win of the 2022 Monster Energy AMA Supercross series at Round 6, the third visit to Angel Stadium. Points leader Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha's Eli Tomac stayed on Anderson's rear fender early but settled for second in the slick conditions of Anaheim 3. Troy Lee Designs Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing's Justin Barcia posted his third podium of the year with a steady push forward through the race. The Western Regional 250SX Class saw a clean sweep of the Angel Stadium events by Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha's Christian Craig who dramatically stretched out his points lead with the win.

Jason Anderson (21) earned his ninth career 450SX Class win and pulled himself into second place in the points standings with an impressive win in Anaheim. Here he leads Eli Tomac (3) and Marvin Musquin (25). Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment, Inc.

Jason Anderson launched out of the gate and grabbed the holeshot in the 450SX Class Main Event with Eli Tomac right behind and holding tight. Red Bull KTM's Marvin Musquin pushed into third and kept the top two riders in sight as Tomac hounded Anderson. The two up front were rarely more than a second apart. Just two and a half minutes into the 20-minute plus one lap race Tomac jumped into the lead, but Anderson retaliated immediately in the next corner and took it right back. A couple laps later Tomac bobbled in the whoops, which had claimed many riders earlier in the night. Tomac stayed on two wheels, but the mistake allowed Anderson some breathing room. From there the Kawasaki rider rode his own race to the checkers.

Just past the race's midpoint Musquin collided with a lapped rider and went down, dropping to seventh. Barcia inherited third place after clawing his way forward from a slow start. Last weekend's second place finisher, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's Malcolm Stewart, carded fourth place. Musquin was able to pass his way forward after his crash to earn a top five finish.

Round 1 winner Team Honda HRC's Ken Roczen was pushed wide in the first corner. He tangled with a Tuffblox and emerged from the turn in last place. He moved through the pack on slick track but was only able to reach eleventh place by the end.

Christian Craig won all three Anaheim Supercross rounds in 2022. His latest win stretches his points lead to more than one complete race over his nearest competitor. Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment, Inc.

The Western Regional 250SX Class Main Event started wild. Three riders exited the second corner shoulder-to-shoulder and charged into the slippery whoops. Craig won that sprint and emerged in the lead with Team Honda HRC's Hunter Lawrence right behind. Smartop Bullfrog Spas MotoConcepts Honda's Vince Friese was behind him, and Troy Lee Designs Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing's Michael Mosiman sat in fourth. One corner later, Mosiman went off the track in the sand section and dropped back well outside the top ten.

It was soon down to a two rider battle as Craig and Lawrence distanced themselves from the pack while the whoops claimed several top riders behind them. Then six minutes into the 15-minute plus one lap race the whoops reached up and grabbed Lawrence. The crash took him out of the race and Craig rode unchallenged to the end. Behind him, Mosiman recovered up to second only to have his own crash in the whoops, ultimately handing the second place position to Friese. Mosiman remounted to earn the final spot on the podium.

Craig now holds a 28-point lead with a five week break ahead and only four rounds remaining in the regional championship, including two Dave Coombs Sr. East/West Showdown rounds that will complicate matters with riders from each region vying for the same night's points payout.

The 17-round Monster Energy Supercross series lines the racers up next on February 19th inside U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The race kicks off the first round of the Eastern Regional 250SX Class Championship. For more information on the race schedule, ticket purchasing, and airtimes of every round on Peacock, NBC, CNBC, and USA Network visit SupercrossLIVE.com.

450SX Class podium (riders left to right) Justin Barcia, Jason Anderson, and Eli Tomac. Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment, Inc.

450SX Class Results

1. Jason Anderson, Rio Rancho, N.Mex., Kawasaki

2. Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Yamaha

3. Justin Barcia, Greenville, Fla., GASGAS

4. Malcolm Stewart, Murrieta, Calif., Husqvarna

5. Marvin Musquin, Corona, Calif., KTM

6. Dylan Ferrandis, Tallahassee, Fla., Yamaha

7. Chase Sexton, Clermont, Fla., Honda

8. Cooper Webb, Newport, N.C., KTM

9. Aaron Plessinger, Leesburg, Fla., KTM

10. Justin Brayton, Charlotte, N.C., Honda

450SX Class Championship Standings

1. Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Yamaha (134)

2. Jason Anderson, Rio Rancho, N.Mex., Kawasaki (122)

3. Chase Sexton, Clermont, Fla., Honda (116)

4. Malcolm Stewart, Murrieta, Calif., Husqvarna (112)

5. Justin Barcia, Greenville, Fla., GASGAS (110)

6. Cooper Webb, Newport, N.C., KTM (103)

7. Marvin Musquin, Corona, Calif., KTM (98)

8. Ken Roczen, Clermont, Fla., Honda (92)

9. Dylan Ferrandis, Tallahassee, Fla., Yamaha (92)

10. Aaron Plessinger, Leesburg, Fla., KTM (81)

250SX Class podium (riders left to right) Hunter Lawrence, Christian Craig, and Seth Hammaker. Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment, Inc.

Western Regional 250SX Class Results

1. Christian Craig, Temecula, Calif., Yamaha

2. Vince Friese, Menifee, Calif., Honda

3. Michael Mosiman, Minneaola, Fla., GASGAS

4. Garrett Marchbanks, Coalville, Utah, Yamaha

5. Carson Brown, Ravensdale, Wash., KTM

6. Chris Blose, Phoenix, Ariz., GASGAS

7. Robbie Wageman, Newhall, Calif., Yamaha

8. Derek Kelley, Riverside, Calif., KTM

9. Logan Karnow, Amherst, Ohio, Kawasaki

10. Ryan Surratt, Corona, Calif., Yamaha

Western Regional 250SX Class Championship Standings

1. Christian Craig, Temecula, Calif., Yamaha (148)

2. Michael Mosiman, Minneaola, Fla., GASGAS (120)

3. Hunter Lawrence, Wesley Chapel, Fla., Honda (119)

4. Vince Friese, Menifee, Calif., Honda (99)

5. Jo Shimoda, Menifee, Calif., Kawasaki (87)

6. Nate Thrasher, Livingston, Tenn., Yamaha (82)

7. Robbie Wageman, Newhall, Calif., Yamaha (80)

8. Garrett Marchbanks, Coalville, Utah, Yamaha (73)

9. Carson Brown, Ravensdale, Wash., KTM (73)

10. Chris Blose, Phoenix, Ariz., GASGAS (63)


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Take Your Valentine For A Ride With Cardo

Cardo Systems today announces a “Month of Love” promotion with special discounts ranging from 22% to 26% off.

In celebration for the love of riding and the riders who join us on our journey, Cardo Systems today announces a “Month of Love” promotion with special discounts ranging from 22% to 26% off. Starting today, and valid until February 28, each discount offer is available on select product, including the following:

  • PACKTALK BOLD (22% off, now $265.16)

  • PACKTALK SLIM (24% off, now $265.16)

  • PACKTALK BOLD DUO (22% off, now $455.96)

  • PACKTALK SLIM DUO (24% off, now $455.96)

  • PACKTALK BLACK (22% off, now $304.16)

  • 45mm JBL Audio Set (26% off, now $66.56)

AXELL 'SLAY' HODGES JOINS TEAM EVS SPORTS

Team EVS is thrilled to announce the formation of a new alliance with Axell Hodges

"Having Axell Hodges onboard #TeamEVS opens so many doors and opportunities for both EVS and Slay," explains Jackson Halsmer, Professional Athlete Manager at EVS Sports.

Team EVS is thrilled to announce the formation of a new alliance with legendary motocross freerider and viral video sensation Axell "Slay" Hodges to wear, endorse, and develop EVS products. Known as one of the most talented, gifted, and creative riders to throw a leg over a dirt bike, Hodges continues to push the limits of possibility on a dirt bike, incorporating elements of surfing, snowboarding, and skating into his riding style—much to the delight of his millions of social media followers worldwide.

Having worn EVS products in an "unofficial" capacity for some time—after being gifted a pair of TP199 Knee Pads by freestyle motocross legend Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg—Hodges now joins #TeamEVS in an official capacity, where he'll be working together with the EVS design team to develop a signature line of EVS products, similar to how fellow Freestyle legend (and new EVS teammate), Travis Pastrana worked with the design team to create his signature EVS TP199 line.

Like many, Hodges started racing motocross at a young age, chasing the amateur national motocross circuit where he even won a title in 2012 at the Loretta Lynn's Amateur National. Not long after, Hodges changed course and focused his attention on X Games in 2016, participating in the Best Whip, Step Up, and Quarter Pipe High Air disciplines. He's since accumulated seven X Games medals and even hosted the X Games Moto X disciplines at his riding compound in Southern California in 2021.

When not competing, Hodges enjoys one-off events like the Red Bull Imagination and Day in the Dirt events, experiencing new racing disciplines like GNCC, riding pit bikes, snowboarding, and filming segments for his YouTube series Slayground, which has accumulated over 12 million views on the Monster Energy YouTube channel. What started as simple videos of himself riding in his backyard and neighborhood on a pit bike has since morphed into one of the most popular dirt bike video series in the action sports segment and made Hodges one of the most popular and influential people in the Powersports industry and mainstream media alike.

To put Hodges' fanbase and following into perspective, his 1.3 million+ followers on Instagram put him in the same company as many of today's biggest names in motorcycle racing. With a unique style on the motorcycle and a genuine, likable personality off the bike, it's no surprise Hodges has become one of the most sought-after action sports athletes in the world.

"Having Axell Hodges onboard #TeamEVS opens so many doors and opportunities for both EVS and Slay," explains Jackson Halsmer, Professional Athlete Manager at EVS Sports. "We've informally worked with Slay for a couple of years now, and it's exciting how we [EVS] have gotten to where we're at now, with our relationship becoming more official. Axell's presence in the Powersports industry is second to none, and both he and EVS have some exciting short-term and long-term goals and projects that we intend to work towards together. Axell and his team are a pleasure to work with, and we're excited to be an official part of Axell's program for 2022 and beyond!"

EVS Sports' Global Brand Director, Taz Sobotka, echoed Halsmer's thoughts on the new partnership with Hodges: "EVS and Axell teaming up is exciting news! We've had legendary partnerships with athletes that push the envelope like him for decades. It only makes sense to have him on board with the brand, and we're happy to add him to our roster of elite riders who wear the EVS brand. With some cool ideas already in the works, working with him over the coming years will be something to keep an eye on for sure. The future is looking bright!"

"I'm really excited to officially be a part of #TeamEVS!" shared Hodges. "I've been wearing their stuff for years and have always been a fan, but to make it official is awesome. We've got some big stuff in the works and can't wait for you all to see it!"

As previously mentioned, as part of his new partnership with EVS Sports, Hodges will work with the EVS Sports design team on a signature line of products, with direct input from Axell throughout the design process, which will be revealed in the coming months. In the meantime, hit the video play button below and listen to some of our early design idea discussions with Axell about creating his signature knee pad and why he chooses EVS.

Dunlop Mini Cup Sweepstakes

Dunlop and Ohvale have partnered up to give away a custom Dunlop Ohvale GP-0 160cc motorcycle.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA: In line with Dunlop’s long-term investment in the youth motorcycle movement and the introduction of Dunlop’s new mini-sized road racing slick, Dunlop and Ohvale have partnered up to give away a custom Dunlop Ohvale GP-0 160cc motorcycle.

This one-of-a-kind motorcycle will be on display at select 2022 AMA Monster Energy Supercross rounds, where future racers can envision their road racing career!

The MotoAmerica Mini Cup is where these bikes show their potential at ten different rounds in 2022 and are explicitly designed to introduce young riders to the sport of motorcycle road racing. As the pathway to developing the next American world champion, this series features young, up-and-coming road racers.

In addition to being the official tire of MotoAmerica, Dunlop has a long history of supporting youth motorcycling in North America. Through its Team Dunlop program and with the current growth in youth road racing, Dunlop is stepping forward to offer a lucky individual a race-ready motorcycle to begin their journey to become the next MotoAmerica Mini Cup Champion.

“We are very excited to partner with Ohvale and MotoAmerica for the Dunlop Mini Cup Sweepstakes,” said Mike Buckley, Dunlop’s Sr. Vice President Sales/Marketing. “It’s important for us as a company to continue Dunlop’s dedication towards the progression of youth development.”

To further complete the package, Moto America, the premier national road race series in North America, and host of the Ohvale Mini Cup series, has offered to give (1) free Mini Cup race entry to a race of the winner’s choice, permitting the winner is eligible for the age-restricted series.

Over the years, whether in street or dirt, Dunlop has taken pride in supporting youth racing series and investing in tire development to help create the sports future champions. We are excited to be contributing this bike to help grow the sport and showcase the hard work Dunlop has been doing to make the best tires for your bike, regardless of size.

The Dunlop Mini Cup Sweepstakes starts on January 7, 2022, and closes on May 9, 2022, so don’t wait. Click here to enter to win! Please see the contest rules for more information.

About Dunlop Motorcycle Tires:

Dunlop is the largest supplier of original equipment and replacement motorcycle tires in the U.S.A. For more information, visit www.DunlopMotorcycleTires.com.

Malcolm Stewart Top 5 in Oakland

MALCOLM STEWART DELIVERS A TOP-FIVE FINISH AT OAKLAND SX

ROCKSTAR ENERGY HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING’S DEAN WILSON ROUNDS OUT THE TOP-10

Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Malcolm Stewart delivered a top-five result at Round 2 of the 2022 AMA Supercross Championship in Oakland, California. Building from a seventh-place finish at the opening round, Stewart continues to generate momentum into a favorable start to the new season. Teammate Dean Wilson followed up with a top-10 finish in the 450SX division.

Stewart came out of the gate strong in 450SX Heat 1, putting his FC 450 Rockstar Edition into a top-three position off the start. While pressuring for the second-place position, Stewart made a mistake that sent him off the track but he rebounded quickly to manage a fourth-place transfer into the Main Event. Stewart didn’t get off to a great start in the Main Event and he put his head down to climb into a 10th place position on the opening lap. Relentlessly charging, Stewart broke into the top-five halfway through the race and he rode strong in the second half of the race to maintain a fifth-place finish at the second round.

"I think the night was actually kind of quiet for me,” Stewart said. “I’m stoked on the way I’ve been riding but starts are holding me back a little bit. It’s part of racing and we can take what we’ve learned from here and move forward. We’re still in a really good position for points so I’m stoked on that and just the whole program I’ve been on, I’ve never had this much fun! It’s only the second race and I feel like I’ve been racing for so long. The whole vibe and happiness has been great, so I’m looking forward to another great week.”

With a solid top-10 in qualifying, Dean Wilson lined up in in 450SX Heat 1 where he grabbed a top-five start. Battling just behind his teammate Stewart in fourth for most of the race, Wilson made a late-race mistake and ultimately finished sixth. In the Main Event, Wilson got off to a 12th place start and he chipped away all race long to ultimately secure a top-10 finish.

"Overall, tonight was better than the first round,” Wilson said. “I got a good start in the heat race but I rode tight out there. In the Main Event, I didn’t get a great start but I ended up getting 10th. It’s not what we want but only can keep striving to be better and fight with those guys to get to the next step I need to be.”

Team rider Jalek Swoll sat out for the second round as he continues to recover from a heat race crash at last Saturday’s opening round in Anaheim.

Round 3: January 22 – San Diego SX – San Diego, California

Round 2 Results: Oakland SX

450SX Results

1. Jason Anderson (KAW)

2. Aaron Plessinger (KTM)

3. Justin Barcia (GAS)

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5. Malcolm Stewart – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing

10. Dean Wilson – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing

250SX West Results

1. Christian Craig (YAM)

2. Hunter Lawrence (HON)

3. Seth Hammaker (KAW)

450SX Rider Point Standings

1. Justin Barcia – 42 points

2. Jason Anderson – 39 points

3. Cooper Webb – 39 points

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8. Malcolm Stewart – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing – 34 points

12. Dean Wilson – Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing – 24 points

250SX West Rider Point Standings

1. Christian Craig – 52 points

2. Hunter Lawrence – 44 points

3. Seth Hammaker – 44 points

2022 Marks the 16th Year of Team Dunlop Elite

2022 marks the 16th year of Team Dunlop Elite, one of the most iconic amateur motocross support programs in history.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA: 2022 marks the 16th year of Team Dunlop Elite, one of the most iconic amateur motocross support programs in history. This year, two Team Dunlop Elite riders have graduated from the program and are on their way toward their professional racing debut as Team Dunlop Elite alumni, including 8-year member Haiden Deegan and 7-year member Casey Cochran. They will join the ranks of other Team Dunlop Elite alumni, including Eli Tomac, Justin Barcia, Aaron Plessinger, Adam Cianciarulo, Blake Baggett, Chase Sexton, Austin Forkner, Max Vohland, and many more.

"The Team Dunlop Elite program is something we all take pride in as it demonstrates our dedication to amateur racing and the young generation of racers," said Mike Buckley, Dunlop Sr. Vice President of Sales/Marketing. "It has had unbelievable success over the last 15 years and will continue to grow.”

This year, joining the Team Dunlop Elite 8 rider group will be Tiger Wood and Gavyn Welzien. Tiger took home an incredible six championships at Mini O's, while Gavyn is one of the top respected up-and-coming 50cc racers. They will line up with returning Elite team riders Drew Adams, Seth Dennis, Ryder Ellis, Kade Johnson, Eidan Steinbrecher, and Kyleigh Stallings. Even during the worldwide pandemic, all members have had stellar years representing the Dunlop brand at the highest level, taking home over 36 titles.

Dunlop's support of amateur motocross racing is unsurpassed in the United States. In 2021 alone, riders chose Dunlop's Geomax tires to win 32 titles at the Loretta Lynn's amateur national, 85 at Mini O's, 37 at Ponca City, 38 at Spring-A-Ding-Ding, 42 at Freestone, and 32 at RCSX. Win records that no other company can rival.

"The 15th anniversary of Team Dunlop Elite was one for the record books!" said Rob Fox, Amateur Motocross Support Manager. "We were amazed by the success of the team are honored that so many riders choose to use Dunlop motorcycle tires at all levels. We are looking forward to more success this coming year with these top 8 riders who we know will represent Dunlop the best way possible on and off the track. With over 29 Team Dunlop Elite alumni currently racing at the pro level, it proves how solid our program has been!”

To learn more about the Team Dunlop program and the benefits of being selected, or to sign up for consideration, visit: www.teamdunlop.com

To learn more about the 2022 Team Dunlop Elite riders, visit the rider profile page on Supercross Live: https://www.supercrosslive.com/teamdunlop

About Dunlop Motorcycle Tires:

Dunlop is the largest supplier of original equipment and replacement motorcycle tires in the U.S.A. For more information, visit www.DunlopMotorcycleTires.com.

Dunlop Riders Sweep Both Podiums at A1

Dunlop riders sweeping both class podiums SX A1

Rancho Cucamonga, CA: The 2022 Monster Energy AMA Supercross series kicked off Saturday night with Dunlop riders sweeping both class podiums! Team Honda HRC's Ken Roczen grabbed his fourth season opener win in the 450SX Class inside a sold-out Angel Stadium beating fellow Dunlop riders Cooper Webb and Team Dunlop Elite alumni Justin Barcia. In the Western Regional 250SX Class, Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha's Christian Craig earned his first win inside the stadium over Dunlop riders Seth Hammaker and Hunter Lawrence.

About Dunlop Motorcycle Tires:

Dunlop is the largest supplier of original equipment and replacement motorcycle tires in the U.S.A. For more information, visit www.DunlopMotorcycleTires.com.

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