Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey make it 2 in a row and increases his points lead. Sam Manuel Yamaha's Josh Hill moves up one notch on the podium to get second. Hill's team James Stewart fighting a wrist injury sustained last week is able to hang on for third after getting the lead coming out of turn one. Stewart takes the early lead with Team Suzuki's Austin Stroupe close behind. Hill and Dungey are following closely in 3rd and 4th. Hill and Dungey make quick work of Stroupe and begin the stalking of Stewart. Knowing that Stewart is injured it looked like the two riders  took their time and looked for the right time. Hill makes his pass for lead on lap 6 with Dungey waiting until lap 12 to pass Stewart then on lap 14 takes the lead and never looks back.

 

 

All week in Southern California it stormed. With so much rain causing mud slides and flooding. Because of these storms many teams were preparing for muddy conditions on the track. What they weren't prepared for was another dominating performance by Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Jake Weimer.  His dominating third win in a row has the rest of the class racing for second place. Will Hahn had the best race of his young career with Trey Canard making another charge forward to third after another bad start. Josh Hansen had his best race of the year despite fading to 4th after getting a convincing holeshot.

 Supercross Class results

1     5      Ryan M Dungey  
2   75     Joshua R Hill 
3    1      James M Stewart
4   29     Andrew T Short 
5   14     Kevin W Windham  
6   23     Justin D Brayton 
7     2     Ryan D Villopoto 
8   18     David D Millsaps 
9   26     Michael Byrne 
10   9     Ivan Tedesco 
11  55    Kyle P Chisholm 
12  10    Thomas K Hahn 
13  27    Nicholas A Wey 
14  62   Jason W Thomas 
15  67    Chris Blose 
16    8    Grant Langston 
17 877  Fabien Izoird 
18 921  Manuel Rivas 
19 252  Justin F Keeney 
20   45  Austin L Stroupe

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