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San Manuel Yamaha Racing Supercross Recap & Results – Daytona

San Manuel Yamaha’s James Stewart scored ninth position against the odds at the Daytona International Speedway for the ninth round of seventeen in the AMA Supercross series, also an FIM World Championship.

The Floridian had taken the holeshot at the packed venue on the east coast and was cruising ahead with a lead of over six seconds when he failed to hit the take-off for a triple correctly and was thrown over the bars. Dazed, Stewart was able to remount and fight back from almost a lap down to enter the top ten and salvage some points.

“I really thought I had that one,” he said and then later posted on his official Twitter account: “I totally didn’t expect to wheelie into the face of that jump. I can live with it because I don’t feel like I did anything wrong. I’ll never quit. It’s not about how hard you go down, it’s about how hard you fight when you get up. I am a little sore now but fine and I have to say a big thank you to the fans; they gave me a standing ovation at the end of the race.”

JGR Yamaha’s Davi Millsaps was running as high as second across the long course but would eventually drop back to fifth on his YZ450F and finish six seconds ahead of his team-mate Justin Brayton.

After Stewart’s mishap Ryan Villopoto was free to obtain his fourth victory of the season and extend a gap in the standings to 23 points over his rival (25 points are awarded for a win). Stewart is just one point ahead of Chad Reed. Brayton is eighth in the table and one point ahead of Millsaps. The series has now passed the halfway stage and round ten will take place next Saturday at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

 

2011 AMA-SX United States
Daytona International Speedway 07/03/2011 20 Laps

race I
1 Ryan Villopoto Kawasaki USA 26’40.866 
2 Chad Reed Honda AUS 0’06.507 
3 Ryan Dungey Suzuki USA 0’09.351 
4 Andrew Short KTM USA 0’45.842 
5 David D Millsaps Yamaha USA 0’53.120 
6 Justin Brayton Yamaha USA 0’59.105 
7 Kevin Windham Honda USA 1’04.682 
8 Ken Roczen KTM GER 1’14.318 
9 James Stewart Yamaha USA 1’30.202 
10 Mike Alessi KTM USA -1Laps 
11 Ivan Tedesco Kawasaki USA -1Laps 
12 Matt Boni Kawasaki USA -1Laps 
13 Trey Canard Honda USA -1Laps 
14 Michael Byrne Yamaha AUS -1Laps 
15 Nicholas Wey Yamaha USA -1Laps 

AMA-SX World Standing
Rider Standings After Race 9 of 17

1. Ryan Villopoto Kawasaki USA 196
2. James Stewart Yamaha USA 173
3. Chad Reed Honda AUS 172
4. Ryan Dungey Suzuki USA 165
5. Trey Canard Honda USA 154
6. Andrew Short KTM USA 128
7. Brett Metcalfe Suzuki AUS 107
8. Justin Brayton Yamaha USA 105
9. David D Millsaps Yamaha USA 104
10. Kevin Windham Honda USA 89
11. Ivan Tedesco Kawasaki USA 88
12. Nicholas Wey Yamaha USA 69
13. Kyle Regal Yamaha USA 60
14. Mike Alessi KTM USA 57
15. Chris Blose Kawasaki USA 50
16. Kyle Chisholm Yamaha USA 46
19. Weston Peick Yamaha USA 24
22. Thomas Hahn Yamaha USA 17
24. Austin Stroupe Yamaha USA 15
26. Vince Friese Yamaha USA 12
27. Michael Byrne Yamaha AUS 12
31. Jeff Alessi Yamaha USA 3
32. Antonio Balbi Yamaha BRA 2
   
Circuit Length:
n/a

Crowd:
NA

Weather:
Dry

Lap Record:
0’52.126
(James Stewart, 1/1/2006)

Last Years Winner:
Ryan Villopoto

Manufacturer Standings
07/03/2011
1 Kawasaki 196
2 Honda 190
3 Yamaha 189
4 Suzuki 176
5 KTM 128
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