It was all Red Bull KTM at the first of three MXGP Rounds in Maggiora, Italy. Jeffrey Herlings was able to pick up his first win of the year in the GP Class.
The 250 East and 450 Supercross Titles both were up for grabs on Saturday night, but neither would be claimed one round early. All in all, it was an exciting night of racing in Salt Lake City.
Supercross’s return to Orlando, Florida came with an exciting 450 Class Main Event, featuring Ken Roczen’s three-race win streak getting snapped as well as the class getting its second multi-time main event winner. All that and more in this breakdown of Round 7 of the 2021 Monster Energy Supercross season.
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.
Ryan Blaney would need every bit of that front bumper, in beating out fellow Ford driver Ryan Newman by 0.007 seconds in the sixth closest finish in Monster Energy history. Blaney would lead the front of the pack with a two-lap restart, and with drafting support from Aric Almirola it was enough to get him that gap he needed on the field.
Martin Truex Jr picked up a victory for the first time at a short track in his 14 full-time seasons in the Monster Energy series, snapping an 80 race winless streak. Truex held off a strong chase down from Joey Logano over the final three laps to win Saturday night at Richmond. He had grabbed the lead with 79 laps remaining and held on from there on out, finishing with a race-high 186 laps led.
It was all Red Bull KTM at the first of three MXGP Rounds in Maggiora, Italy. Jeffrey Herlings was able to pick up his first win of the year in the GP Class.
The 250 East and 450 Supercross Titles both were up for grabs on Saturday night, but neither would be claimed one round early. All in all, it was an exciting night of racing in Salt Lake City.
Supercross’s return to Orlando, Florida came with an exciting 450 Class Main Event, featuring Ken Roczen’s three-race win streak getting snapped as well as the class getting its second multi-time main event winner. All that and more in this breakdown of Round 7 of the 2021 Monster Energy Supercross season.
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.
Ryan Blaney would need every bit of that front bumper, in beating out fellow Ford driver Ryan Newman by 0.007 seconds in the sixth closest finish in Monster Energy history. Blaney would lead the front of the pack with a two-lap restart, and with drafting support from Aric Almirola it was enough to get him that gap he needed on the field.
Martin Truex Jr picked up a victory for the first time at a short track in his 14 full-time seasons in the Monster Energy series, snapping an 80 race winless streak. Truex held off a strong chase down from Joey Logano over the final three laps to win Saturday night at Richmond. He had grabbed the lead with 79 laps remaining and held on from there on out, finishing with a race-high 186 laps led.
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