Photos From Anaheim

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There is nothing like the atmosphere in the pits at A1.


Of course the Monster girls were in attendance.


Joe Gibbs pushing the envelope with its new rear shock custom build.


The Jagermeister freestyle team led by "Cowboy" Kenny Bartram and Mike "The Godfather" Metzger was in full effect.


Reedy hangin with his fans. He maybe sponsored by Monster now but he's always a rockstar at the track.


"J-Law, Free at Last" Anyone surprised?


Reed was strong throughout practice.


Loudest Anaheim crowd since the RC-Stewart era.


Lites main event gets underway.


In a shallow west coast lites class, Josh Hansen was unable to execute.


Jake Weimer did what he came to do.


One of the surprises of the night, Suzukis new 450 pilot Austin Stroupe showed some promise.


Ivan aboard his blue debut.


Dan Reardon crashed and knocked himself out in his heat race and was unable to continue the night. Word his he has to sit out next round too due to the concussion he received.


Dungey put in the most impressive ride, letting everyone know he is ready to be a contender.

Grant Langston made his return to racing with a top ten finish.




The battle that followed between Dungey and Stewart had the crowd on their feet.


Stewart made the pass and held on for the win.


The Red plate looks safe - for now.


Supercross Podium (LtoR) Dungey, Stewart, Windham.


San Manuel Team Manager Larry Brooks congratulates James, while his trainer Aldon Baker (black jacket) looks on.


Roger DeCoster took a risk on an unknown Dungey a few years back..... Good bet.


KW, after almost not racing, finds himself on the podium. He was stoked.