Monster Energy Supercross Notes Package Round 6: San Diego, California Petco Park

KTM: 0

450SX Class: Anaheim Recap

Dungey earned his 15^th career 450SX Class victory. He now has six consecutive 450SX Class seasons with a victory. It was also his first win of the season and first win since Indianapolis 2014. The 2014 Indianapolis 450SX Class race also featured the same riders on the podium with Dungey, Tomac, and Cole Seely.

Dungey is the only 450SX Class rider with a top-five finish in each race this season.

Dungey is the fourth different winner in five races.

KTM became the third different brand to win this season.

KTM has now won for four consecutive seasons. Dungey’s win was KTM’s 10^th 450SX Class victory.

Seely earned his first podium of the season with a runner-up finish. It was his first podium since Indianapolis 2014.

Tomac earned his fourth consecutive top-four finish with a third.

Roczen rebounded from his 16^th place last week to finish fourth in Anaheim. It was his first 450SX Class start in Anaheim where he didn’t finish on the podium.

Canard finished fifth place in Anaheim. He now has 29 career 450SX Class top-five finishes.

Reed earned his 165^th top-10 finish in his 175^th career 450SX Class start.

Blake Baggett tied his career best 450SX Class finish with a seventh place. He now has three in-a-row top-10 finishes.

Justin Barcia earned his third top-10 finish in-a-row with an eighth place finish.

Anderson finished ninth in Anaheim. Anderson and Dungey are the only riders to have a top-10 finish in each 450SX Class main.

Josh Hill earned his first top-10 finish of the season with a tenth place finish.

250SX Class: San Diego Stats
The first 250SX Class race held in San Diego was on January 26, 1985. Todd Campbell won the race on a Kawasaki. This was the first ever 250SX Class race in the history of the championship.
This race marks the 29th time the gate will drop for a 250SX Class race in San Diego.
The last back-to-back 250SX Class winner in San Diego was Stewart from ’02-’03. McGrath won back-to-back from ’91-’92. Justin Hill could join them with a win in San Diego 2015.
250SX Class: Wins by brand in San Diego
Kawasaki: 11
Honda: 9
Yamaha: 5
Suzuki: 2
KTM: 1

250SX Class: Anaheim Recap

Cooper Webb earned his third career 250SX Class victory at the third race in Anaheim. It was his eighth top-five in 14 250SX Class starts.

Webb has finished in the top-two for four consecutive races.

Yamaha has won three of the five races to start the 2015 season. Yamaha now has 87 250SX Class victories.

Jessy Nelson earned his third career 250SX Class podium with his runner-up finish in Anaheim. Nelson has 17 top-10 finishes in 20 career 250SX Class starts.

Can Pro-circuit Kawasaki get their first win of the season? They have not been shut out of the West Coast since 2013.

We have had three first time 250SX Class victories this season. Will there be a fourth?

Can Webb earn his fifth straight podium and third victory in San Diego?

Aaron Plessinger earned a career high third place finish. It was his first 250SX Class podium. Plessinger has four top-10 finishes in his five career 250SX Class starts.

Zach Osborne, making his 35^th career 250SX Class start, earned his 11^th career 250SX Class top-five finish with a fourth place finish.

Matt Biscelgia earned his fourth career 250SX Class top-five finish with a fifth place finish. It was his first top-10 of the season after being injured for the last couple of races.

Shane McElrath earned his sixth career 250SX Class top-10 finish with a sixth place finish. McElrath has 14 career 250SX Class starts and only one top-five finish.

Josh Hansen, making his 62^nd career 250SX Class start, earned his 46^th career top-10 finish and tied his season’s best seventh place finish.

Hill continues his impressive 250SX Class career with an eighth place finish. In his 20 250SX Class Main Events, Hill has only finished outside of the top-10 twice.

Alex Martin earned his third straight top-10 finish with a ninth place finish. He now has 16 career 250SX Class top-10 finishes in his 32 career 250SX Class starts.

Cole Martinez tied his career best finish with a 10^th place in Anaheim. It was his 2^nd career 250SX Class top-10 finish and first this season.

Trey Canard: 14

Eli Tomac: 13

Chad Reed: 3

Andrew Short: 3

Davi Millsaps: 1

Blake Baggett: 1

250SX Class Laps Led

Jessy Nelson: 27

Cooper Webb: 19

Malcolm Stewart: 13

Tyler Bowers: 8

Justin Hill: 4

Zach Osborne: 2

Chris Alldredge: 2

450SX Class SupercrossLive.com Holeshot Award

Anaheim: Mike Alessi

Phoenix: Eli Tomac

Anaheim: Jimmy Albertson

Oakland: Andrew Short

Anaheim: Blake Baggett

250SX Class SupercrossLive.com Holeshot Award

Anaheim: Jessy Nelson

Phoenix: Zach Osborne

Anaheim: Zach Osborne

Oakland: Zach Bell

Anaheim: Jessy Nelson

450SX Class Fastest Qualifying Time

Anaheim: Eli Tomac

Phoenix: Eli Tomac

Anaheim: Justin Barcia

Oakland: Trey Canard

Anaheim:  Ryan Dungey

250SX Class Fastest Qualifying Time

Anaheim: Cooper Webb

Phoenix: Cooper Webb

Anaheim: Zach Osborne

Oakland: Justin Hill

Anaheim: Tyler Bowers