Wil Hahn and Martin Davalos, showed up to the first round of the Lites East Supercross Series "Ready to Race."

Hahn, who is still recovering from a practice crash injury just five weeks back, surprised the crowd when he qualified 6th in his heat race. Davalos also put in an impressive ride with his 3rd place heat race finish.

James Stewart raced to his third straight victory in just his fourth appearance in the AMA Supercross series with the San Manuel LandM YZ450F Yamaha. The 23 year old conquered the fourth round of the 2009 contest (also an FIM World Championship) at the Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas; the first time the '09 competition had left the west coast of the USA.

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Chad Reed has taken the lead in the AMA/ World Supercross Championship after a, incredible charge from the back to second place at Saturday's third round at Anaheim, while Rockstar Makita Suzuki team mate Ryan Dungey increased his lead in West Coast Championship with victory in the Lites class.

In the Supercross Main - held in front of 43,000 fans at Angel Stadium - Reed was knocked down to 20th place after a first-corner crash, but spent the remaining 19 laps carving his RM-Z450 through the pack, moving into second place on lap 18.

Monster Energy/Pro/Circuit/Kawasaki’s second trip to Angels Stadium in Anaheim produced similar results to its first as Ryan Morais and Jake Weimer both visited the podium on Saturday night. Morais jumped out to the holeshot in the main event and held on to finish second, just one spot ahead of his teammate Weimer. In the supercross class, Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Ryan Villopoto earned the best finish of his young career, finishing fourth. His teammate Timmy Ferry was eighth.

After the arrival of new full factory CRF450R at our Team headquarters directly from Japan, information given by our riders Marc De Reuver and Kevin Strijbos become even more important in order to improve the setting up.

For the future, we are storing a large quantity of details and ideas given by our riders Marc De Reuver and Kevin Strijbos, to coincide with the tests that we are carrying out.

The 2009 AMA Monster Energy Supercross series took a hop, skip, and a jump from Anaheim, CA to Phoenix, AZ, for round two of the series. Lot’s of things happened for the MDK/Warthog Racing Academy team in Phoenix; some good and some bad.

Team TEKA SUZUKI Europe World MX2, a full factory MX2 Suzuki Team, is ready for a storming 2009 World Championship season after the stylish presentation at the Supercross Dortmund last weekend. The full line up is made of Xavier Boog, Youhei Kojima and young gun Ken Roczen.

Brayton earned his best-ever Supercross finish at the second round of the Supercross Series at Chase Field with a second place result for the Muscle Milk/MDK/KTM Factory Racing. His teammate, Sipes, also threw in a decent finish earning seventh overall.
Both riders started the night well easily qualifying into the main event. Sipes finished third in Heat #1 while Brayton came in second in Heat #2. Also qualifying for the second weekend in a row was KTM support rider Michael Sleeter.

James Stewart successfully erased the painful memory of his DNF in Los Angeles last week and ruled the second round of seventeen in the 2009 AMA Supercross series (also an FIM World Championship) in Phoenix on Saturday.