The Final Supercross Round at Lucas Oil Stadium has concluded. Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen completed the Indianapolis Sweep, and a potentially major injury happened in the closing stages of the 450 Main Event. That and more in our breakdown of Round 6 of Monster Energy Supercross.
Round Five of The 2021 Monster Energy Supercross Series was completed last night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. The race featured one of the absolute most chaotic 250 main events in recent memory, along with Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen picking up his second win in a row. With that win, he stretches his points lead by over a dozen points.
Round 4 of Monster Energy Supercross in Indianapolis is in the books as the 450 class gets its fourth different winner in as many races and the points standings outlook once again changed up. Here we look at some of the riders who are trending up and down after last night’s action at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Around noon on Wednesday, the AMA and FIM came down with a bombshell of an announcement. This involved set penalties on four 450 class riders for a red cross flag violation Tuesday night in Houston.
The second round of the 2021 Supercross Season is now in the books and was certainly one for the books for both good and bad reasons.
An excellent season opener at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas is now in the books. Multiple bits of history were made, courtesy of Justin “Bam Bam” Barcia and the all-new Troy Lee Designs Red Bull GasGas Factory team. We’ll be looking at those who both shined and disappointed on Saturday Night as riders and teams get ready for a short turnaround getting back to racing this Tuesday Night.
Tonight begins what is possibly the single most unique season in the near half-century history of Supercross. There will be no races at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium. Angel Stadium has hosted the season opener for 21 consecutive years dating back to 1999. Stadiums will be hosting multiple races in a week similar to that of a barnstorming bubble due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Final Supercross Round at Lucas Oil Stadium has concluded. Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen completed the Indianapolis Sweep, and a potentially major injury happened in the closing stages of the 450 Main Event. That and more in our breakdown of Round 6 of Monster Energy Supercross.
Round Five of The 2021 Monster Energy Supercross Series was completed last night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. The race featured one of the absolute most chaotic 250 main events in recent memory, along with Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen picking up his second win in a row. With that win, he stretches his points lead by over a dozen points.
Round 4 of Monster Energy Supercross in Indianapolis is in the books as the 450 class gets its fourth different winner in as many races and the points standings outlook once again changed up. Here we look at some of the riders who are trending up and down after last night’s action at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Around noon on Wednesday, the AMA and FIM came down with a bombshell of an announcement. This involved set penalties on four 450 class riders for a red cross flag violation Tuesday night in Houston.
The second round of the 2021 Supercross Season is now in the books and was certainly one for the books for both good and bad reasons.
An excellent season opener at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas is now in the books. Multiple bits of history were made, courtesy of Justin “Bam Bam” Barcia and the all-new Troy Lee Designs Red Bull GasGas Factory team. We’ll be looking at those who both shined and disappointed on Saturday Night as riders and teams get ready for a short turnaround getting back to racing this Tuesday Night.
Tonight begins what is possibly the single most unique season in the near half-century history of Supercross. There will be no races at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium. Angel Stadium has hosted the season opener for 21 consecutive years dating back to 1999. Stadiums will be hosting multiple races in a week similar to that of a barnstorming bubble due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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