450SX Class
- Sole Possession: Ryan Dungey’s 29th career win gave him sole possession of sixth on the all time 450SX Class wins list. It was also his 29th consecutive podium finish.
- Penchant for Podiums: Ken Roczen earned his 22nd podium finish in the 450SX Class and has now finished on the box in more than half of his premier class starts.
- Podium Streaking: Jason Anderson is in the midst of his first career podium streak, earning a top-three finish the past three races. He recorded his first back-to-back podiums just two races ago.
- Seize the Lead: Dungey has led 57 of the last 60 laps of competition. He has led just over half of the total laps this season, and 76 more than the next highest rider, Roczen.
- Rare Air: Chad Reed will look to become the third rider in history to amass 200 career 450SX Class starts, joining Mike LaRocco and Kevin Windham.
- Forward Progress: Roczen is the only rider in the 450SX Class to equal or improve from where he starts to where he finishes at every race this season, passing an average of three riders per Main Event.
Manufacturer Wins
KTM – 7
Suzuki – 3
Husqvarna – 2
Kawasaki – 1
Manufacturer Point Standings
- KTM – 307
- Suzuki – 258
- Husqvarna – 240
- Honda – 216
- Kawasaki – 212
- Yamaha – 205
Highest Standing Championship Rider by Manufacturer
KTM – Ryan Dungey, 1st
Suzuki – Ken Roczen, 2nd
Husqvarna – Jason Anderson, 3rd
Kawasaki – Eli Tomac, 4th
Yamaha – Chad Reed, 5th
Honda – Cole Seely, 7th
450SX Class Championship Standings
- Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., KTM – 303
- Ken Roczen, Clermont, Fla., Suzuki – 258
- Jason Anderson, Rio Rancho, N.M., Husqvarna – 240
- Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Kawasaki – 212
- Chad Reed, Dade City, Fla., Yamaha – 193
- Marvin Musquin, Corona, Calif., KTM – 182
- Cole Seely, Sherman Oaks, Calif., Honda – 173
- Justin Brayton, Mint Hill, N.C., KTM – 149
- Trey Canard, Edmond, Okla., Honda – 138
- Jake Weimer, Wildomar, Calif., Suzuki – 106
Main Event Wins (total)
Ryan Dungey – 7
Ken Roczen – 3
Jason Anderson – 2
Eli Tomac – 1
Main Event Wins (by race)
Anaheim: Jason Anderson
San Diego: Ryan Dungey
Anaheim: Ryan Dungey
Oakland: Ryan Dungey
Glendale: Ken Roczen
San Diego: Ryan Dungey
Arlington: Ken Roczen
Atlanta: Ryan Dungey
Daytona: Eli Tomac
Toronto: Ken Roczen
Detroit: Jason Anderson
Santa Clara: Ryan Dungey
Indianapolis: Ryan Dungey
Podium Finishes
Ryan Dungey – 13
Ken Roczen – 8
Jason Anderson – 5
Marvin Musquin – 5
Chad Reed – 3
Cole Seely – 3
Eli Tomac – 2
Average Finish (top 10)
Ryan Dungey 1.6
Ken Roczen 3.3
Jason Anderson 4.0
Eli Tomac 5.4
Chad Reed 7.0
Marvin Musquin 6.9 (12 starts)
Cole Seely 6.0 (11 starts)
Justin Brayton 9.5
Trey Canard 8.7 (11 starts)
Jake Weimer 13.0
Average Start (top 10)
Ryan Dungey 2.6
Ken Roczen 6.6
Jason Anderson 8.1
Eli Tomac 6.8
Chad Reed 7.3
Marvin Musquin 9.4 (12 starts)
Cole Seely 8.6 (11 starts)
Justin Brayton 8.0
Trey Canard 10.0 (11 starts)
Jake Weimer 11.9
Start/Finish Ratio (top 10)
Ryan Dungey +1.0
Ken Roczen +3.3
Jason Anderson +4.0
Eli Tomac +1.3
Chad Reed +2.0
Marvin Musquin +2.5 (12 starts)
Cole Seely +2.5 (11 starts)
Justin Brayton -1.4
Trey Canard +1.2 (11 starts)
Jake Weimer -1.0
Laps Led
Ryan Dungey – 135
Ken Roczen – 59
Eli Tomac – 21
Marvin Musquin – 20
Cole Seely – 13
Jason Anderson – 8
Davi Millsaps – 3
Justin Brayton – 1
SupercrossLive.com Holeshots (total)
Ryan Dungey – 5
Davi Millsaps – 2
Mike Alessi – 1
Jason Anderson – 1
Justin Brayton – 1
Chad Reed – 1
Ken Roczen – 1
Cole Seely – 1
SupercrossLive.com Holeshots (by race)
Anaheim: Cole Seely
San Diego: Chad Reed
Anaheim: Davi Millsaps
Oakland: Ryan Dungey
Glendale: Davi Millsaps
San Diego: Ryan Dungey
Arlington: Ken Roczen
Atlanta: Justin Brayton
Daytona: Ryan Dungey
Toronto: Ryan Dungey
Detroit: Ryan Dungey
Santa Clara: Jason Anderson
Indianapolis: Mike Alessi
Heat Race Wins (total)
Ryan Dungey – 7
Ken Roczen – 4
Eli Tomac – 4
Davi Millsaps – 3
Trey Canard – 3
Jason Anderson – 2
Dean Wilson – 1
Justin Brayton – 1
Marvin Musquin – 1
Heat Race Wins (by race)
Anaheim: Trey Canard & Eli Tomac
San Diego: Ryan Dungey & Dean Wilson
Anaheim: Ryan Dungey & Davi Millsaps
Oakland: Ryan Dungey & Eli Tomac
Glendale: Ryan Dungey & Davi Millsaps
San Diego: Ryan Dungey & Davi Millsaps
Arlington: Jason Anderson & Ken Roczen
Atlanta: Justin Brayton & Ken Roczen
Daytona: Marvin Musquin & Eli Tomac
Toronto: Trey Canard & Eli Tomac
Detroit: Trey Canard & Ryan Dungey
Santa Clara: Ryan Dungey & Ken Roczen
Indianapolis: Jason Anderson & Ken Roczen
Heat Race Main Event Transfers
Ryan Dungey – 12
Ken Roczen – 12
Eli Tomac – 11
Jason Anderson – 9
Chad Reed – 8
Cole Seely – 8
Marvin Musquin – 7
Justin Brayton – 6
Trey Canard – 6
Davi Millsaps – 5
Justin Bogle – 4
Weston Peick – 3
James Stewart – 3
Mike Alessi – 2
Josh Grant – 2
Christophe Pourcel – 2
Justin Barcia – 1
Vince Friese – 1
Jake Weimer – 1
Dean Wilson – 1
Fastest Qualifiers (total)
Ryan Dungey – 4
Eli Tomac – 3
Trey Canard – 2
Christophe Pourcel – 2
Marvin Musquin – 1
Ken Roczen – 1
Fastest Qualifier (by race)
Anaheim: Trey Canard
San Diego: Ryan Dungey
Anaheim: Ken Roczen
Oakland: Ryan Dungey
Glendale: Ryan Dungey
San Diego: Eli Tomac
Arlington: Ryan Dungey
Atlanta: Christophe Pourcel
Daytona: Eli Tomac
Toronto: Trey Canard
Detroit: Marvin Musquin
Santa Clara: Eli Tomac
Indianapolis: Christophe Pourcel
Qualifying Average (top 10)
Ryan Dungey 2.6
Ken Roczen 4.6
Jason Anderson 6.4
Eli Tomac 4.2
Chad Reed 9.6
Marvin Musquin 7.5 (12 starts)
Cole Seely 8.0 (11 starts)
Justin Brayton 10.9
Trey Canard 5.0 (11 starts)
Jake Weimer 14.7
Eastern Regional 250SX Class
- Five for Five: Aaron Plessinger’s first career win made him the fifth different winner in as many races for the Eastern Regional Championship. It’s the first time that region has opened to such parity.
- Hometown Win: Plessinger’s win came in front of his hometown crowd and signified the first time this season he led a lap, ultimately leading all 15 to put him in a tie for the second most this season.
- All In the Start: It was the best start for Plessinger and Gannon Audette this season, and translated into the career-best result for both riders.
- Super Sub: Audette’s first race as a substitute for Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki became his first career top five and podium finish. He had just five top-10 finishes prior to that, with a career-best of sixth.
- Blue Power: Yamalube/Star Racing Yamaha has now produced three Main Event winners this season, with Plessinger joining Jeremy Martin and Cooper Webb. GEICO Honda is the only other team with multiple winners in Christian Craig and Malcolm Stewart.
- Man to Beat: Stewart’s average finish of 3.0, average start of 4.6, average qualifying position of 1.8, and 24 laps led is tops in the Eastern Region. It’s why he’ll bring a 10-point lead into St. Louis as the points leader.
Manufacturer Wins (Combined Regions)
Yamaha – 7
Kawasaki – 2
Honda – 2
Husqvarna – 1
KTM – 1
Manufacturer Point Standings (Combined Regions)
- Yamaha – 305
- Honda – 266
- Kawasaki – 235
- KTM – 227
- Husqvarna – 211
- Suzuki – 131
Highest Standing Championship Rider by Manufacturer
Honda – Malcolm Stewart, 1st
Yamaha – Aaron Plessinger, 2nd
Husqvarna – Martin Davalos, 3rd
Kawasaki – Tyler Bowers, 5th
KTM – Justin Hill, 6th
Suzuki – Matt Bisceglia, 10th
Eastern Regional 250SX Class Championship Standings
- Malcolm Stewart, Haines City, Fla., Honda – 102
- Aaron Plessinger, Hamilton, Ohio, Yamaha – 92
- Martin Davalos, Clermont, Fla., Husqvarna – 77
- Jeremy Martin, Millville, Minn., Yamaha – 74
- Tyler Bowers, Corona, Calif., Kawasaki – 66
- Justin Hill, Yoncalla, Ore., KTM – 63
- Gannon Audette, Tallahassee, Fla., Kawasaki – 61
- RJ Hampshire, Brooksville, Fla., Honda – 59
- Shane McElrath, Canton, N.C., KTM – 53
- Matt Bisceglia, Weatherford, Texas, Suzuki – 49
Main Event Wins (total)
Martin Davalos – 1
Justin Hill – 1
Jeremy Martin – 1
Aaron Plessinger – 1
Malcolm Stewart – 1
Main Event Wins (by race)
Atlanta: Martin Davalos
Daytona: Jeremy Martin
Toronto: Justin Hill
Detroit: Malcolm Stewart
Indianapolis: Aaron Plessinger
Podium Finishes
Martin Davalos – 3
Aaron Plessinger – 3
Malcolm Stewart – 3
Justin Hill – 2
Jeremy Martin – 2
Matt Bisceglia – 1
Shane McElrath – 1
Average Finish (top 10)
Malcolm Stewart 3.0
Aaron Plessinger 4.6
Martin Davalos 3.5 (4 starts)
Jeremy Martin 8.2
Tyler Bowers 8.0
Justin Hill 2.6 (3 starts)
Gannon Audette 9.2
RJ Hampshire 9.6
Shane McElrath 11.4
Matt Bisceglia 11.6
Average Start (top 10)
Malcolm Stewart 4.6
Aaron Plessinger 8.6
Martin Davalos 5.0 (4 starts)
Jeremy Martin 11.4
Tyler Bowers 9.2
Justin Hill 10.3 (3 starts)
Gannon Audette 12.2
RJ Hampshire 12.4
Shane McElrath 10.2
Matt Bisceglia 10.8
Start/Finish Ratio (top 10)
Malcolm Stewart +1.6
Aaron Plessinger +4.0
Martin Davalos +1.5 (4 starts)
Jeremy Martin +3.2
Tyler Bowers +1.2
Justin Hill +7.6 (3 starts)
Gannon Audette +3.0
RJ Hampshire +2.8
Shane McElrath -1.2
Matt Bisceglia -0.8
Laps Led
Malcolm Stewart – 24
Martin Davalos – 15
Aaron Plessinger – 15
Justin Hill – 12
Jeremy Martin – 3
Arnaud Tonus – 3
Matt Bisceglia – 2
Shane McElrath – 1
SupercrossLive.com Holeshots (total)
Gannon Audette – 1
Matt Bisceglia – 1
Shane McElrath – 1
Aaron Plessinger – 1
Malcolm Stewart – 1
SupercrossLive.com Holeshots (by race)
Atlanta: Shane McElrath
Daytona: Malcolm Stewart
Toronto: Matt Bisceglia
Detroit: Aaron Plessinger
Indianapolis: Gannon Audette
Heat Race Wins (total)
Malcolm Stewart – 3
Tyler Bowers – 2
Martin Davalos – 2
RJ Hampshire – 1
Jeremy Martin – 1
Aaron Plessinger – 1
Heat Race Wins (by race)
Atlanta: Martin Davalos & Malcolm Stewart
Daytona: Martin Davalos & RJ Hampshire
Toronto: Tyler Bowers & Malcolm Stewart
Detroit: Tyler Bowers & Malcolm Stewart
Indianapolis: Jeremy Martin & Aaron Plessinger
Fastest Qualifiers (total)
Malcolm Stewart – 3
Justin Hill – 2
Fastest Qualifier (by race)
Atlanta: Malcolm Stewart
Daytona: Justin Hill
Toronto: Justin Hill
Detroit: Malcolm Stewart
Indianapolis: Malcolm Stewart
Qualifying Average (top 10)
Malcolm Stewart 1.8
Aaron Plessinger 7.0
Martin Davalos 3.2 (4 starts)
Jeremy Martin 3.0
Tyler Bowers 5.0
Justin Hill 2.7 (3 starts)
Gannon Audette 12.4
RJ Hampshire 7.8
Shane McElrath 10.2
Matt Bisceglia 20.2