Anaheim has hosted a 450SX Class race in every Supercross season with the exception of: ’74, ’75 ’80, ’88, ’97, and ’98.

Ken Roczen has never finished off the podium in his four Anaheim 450SX Class starts.

The first six riders in last week’s Main Event represented six different manufactures, Honda, Suzuki, KTM, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Husqvarna.

 

Eli Tomac made his 15th career 450SX Class start and became the 58th different rider to win a 450SX Class race with his victory in Phoenix. The win was his third career podium and fifth career top five.

 

For the ninth time in supercross history, there were first time winners in both classes. Tomac and Webb accomplished this feat with their victories in Phoenix. The last time this happened was in Atlanta on February 23, 2008 when Trey Canard won his first 250SX Class race followed by Davi Millsaps winning his first 450SX Class race. The first time this happened was on January 27, 1990 when Mike Craig won the 250SX Class race followed by Damon Bradshaw winning the 450SX Class.

 

Tomac becomes the 18th different rider to win his first 450SX Class race on a Honda. Only Yamaha has as many first time winners with 18 also. Justin Barcia is the last rider to win his first race on a Honda.

 

Ken Roczen earned a second place finish to start his season off with back-to-back podiums. It was his 11th career 450SX Class podium, and he now has 21 top-10 finishes in 23 career 450SX Class starts.

 

Ryan Dungey earned his first podium of the season with a third. It was his 58th career 450SX Class podium in his 85th career 450SX Class start. He also has 75 career top-five finishes in those 85 starts.

 

Dungey now has six consecutive seasons with a podium.

 

Weston Peick earned a career-best fourth place finish in Phoenix. It was his third career top-five finish and 18th 450SX Class top-10 finish.

 

Davi Millsaps earned a fifth place finish in Phoenix. It was his 54th career 450SX Class top-five finish.

 

Jason Anderson earned a sixth-place finish In Phoenix in just his second career 450SX Class start.

 

Andrew Short made his 109th career 450SX Start and earned a seventh place finish. He has finished fifth and seventh in the first two races of the season.

 

Trey Canard finished in eighth place in Phoenix. He is one of seven riders who have been in the top ten for both races. Dungey, Roczen, Anderson, Peick, Short, and Chad Reed are the others.

 

Chad Reed made his 172nd career 450SX Class start in Phoenix and earned a 10th-place finish. The 10th-place finish was his 163rd 450SX Class top 10 finish of his career. The 172nd start puts him alone in fifth on the all-time 450SX Class start list. He can tie Jeremy McGrath at 173 this weekend.

The first 250SX Class points paying race held in Anaheim was on February 2, 1985, and Mike Healy won the race on a Suzuki.

This will be the 57th time the gate will drop for a 250SX Class race in Anaheim.

Just like the 450SX Class, Anaheim holds the record for 250SX Class races held.

Honda: 11 (2014)

KTM: 6 (2015)

Jason Lawrence gave Yamaha their last 250SX Class Anaheim victory in 2008. Can they break the drought in 2015?

Dungey won in 2009 for Suzuki’s last Anaheim 250SX Class win. Can Suzuki break their drought in 2015?

Cooper Webb made his 11th career 250SX Class start and became the 98th different rider to win a 250SX Class race; it was his fourth career podium and first-ever win.

Webb became the 19th different rider to win his first 250SX Class race on a Yamaha. The last rider to do so was Jeremy Martin last season.

Webb’s win breaks Yamaha’s 14 season 250SX Class losing streak in Phoenix. Ernesto Fonseca was the last rider to win the 250SX Class in Phoenix on a Yamaha.

Malcolm Stewart made his 34th career 250SX Class start and earned a career-best second-place finish. It was his fourth career podium and 12th career top five.

Jessy Nelson, a week removed from his first career 250SX Class victory, earned his second career podium in as many races. It was his fourth career top-five finish and 17th career 250SX Class start.

Tyler Bowers earned his seventh career 250SX Class top-five finish in his 16th career 250SX Class start. He is one of just three riders to have a top-five finish in both 250SX Class races this season. The other two are Nelson and Aaron Plessinger.

Plessinger, making just his second career start, earned a fifth place finish for back-to-back fifth place finishes to start his career.

Justin Hill earned a sixth place finish in Phoenix. It was his 15th career 250SX Class top-10 finish in almost as many starts. In 17 career 250SX Class Main Events, Hill has finished in the top 10 in all but a 16th place finish in St. Louis in 2013 and a DNS in Toronto in 2013.

Zach Osborne was able to add another top-10 finish to his already respectable 250SX Class career. With his seventh place finish in Phoenix, Osborne now has 22 top-10 finishes in 32 career 250SX Class starts.

450SX Class Laps Led	Laps Led
Ken Roczen	27
Eli Tomac	13
250SX Class Laps Led	Laps Led
Jessy Nelson	15
Cooper Webb	11
Malcolm Stewart	4
450SX Class SupercrossLive.com Race	Holeshot Award Rider
Anaheim Race 1	Mike Alessi
Phoenix	Eli Tomac
250SX Class SupercrossLive.com Race	Holeshot Award Rider
Anaheim Race 1	Jessy Nelson
Phoenix	Zach Osborne
450SX Class Fastest Qualifying Time Race	Rider
Anaheim Race 1	Eli Tomac
Phoenix	Eli Tomac
250SX Class Fastest Qualifying Time Race	Rider
Anaheim Race 1	Cooper Webb
Phoenix	Cooper Webb