Monster Energy Supercross

Results Recap: #3

A useful tool for a Monday.

Published

7 years ago

January 16, 2017

Although there are various series that are in full swing at the moment, one cannot deny the fact that Monster Energy Supercross is the priority for a majority of fans. You’ll find the full results from the second round of that series, San Diego, in this Fox Head Europe-presented piece, along with updates from Amsoil Arenacross and Monster Energy Arenacross UK.

Round two of Monster Energy Supercross (San Diego)

450SX Main Event
1st	Ken Roczen
2nd	Ryan Dungey
3rd	Marvin Musquin
4th	Jason Anderson
5th	Cole Seely
6th	Eli Tomac
7th	Weston Peick
8th	Davi Millsaps
9th	Chad Reed
10th	Justin Bogle
11th	Josh Grant
12th	Dean Wilson
13th	Broc Tickle
14th	Cooper Webb
15th	Vince Friese
16th	Jake Weimer
17th	Justin Brayton
18th	Tommy Hahn
19th	Fredrik Noren
20th	Blake Baggett
21st	Cade Clason
22nd	Alex Ray

Site-Ken-Roczen-5 — Ken Roczen has not yet been beaten in the premier division.
Sean Ogden

450SX Series Standings
1st	Ken Roczen	50
2nd	Ryan Dungey	44
3rd	Marvin Musquin	40
4th	Jason Anderson	36
5th	Eli Tomac	31
6th	Cole Seely	31
7th	Davi Millsaps	27
8th	Weston Peick	27
9th	Josh Grant	22
10th	Justin Bogle	20
11th	Cooper Webb	18
12th	Dean Wilson	17
13th	Jake Weimer	15
14th	Chad Reed	13
15th	Broc Tickle	13
16th	Justin Brayton	10
17th	Vince Friese	10
18th	Blake Baggett	8
19th	Tommy Hahn	3
20th	Jimmy Albertson	3
21st	Nick Schmidt	2
22nd	Fredrik Noren	2

Site-450SX-Start — Although injuries have hit, the premier class isn't lacking star power.
Sean Ogden

250SX Main Event
1st	Shane McElrath
2nd	Justin Hill
3rd	Aaron Plessinger
4th	Martin Davalos
5th	Austin Forkner
6th	Jimmy Decotis
7th	Jeremy Martin
8th	Phil Nicoletti
9th	Hayden Mellross
10th	Josh Hansen
11th	Tyler Bowers
12th	Cole Martinez
13th	Chase Marquier
14th	Justin Starling
15th	Scott Champion
16th	Kyle Chisholm
17th	Dan Reardon
18th	Killian Auberson
19th	Zach Commans
20th	AJ Catanzaro
21st	Bradley Taft
22nd	Jon Ames

Site-Shane-McElrath-2 — Like Roczen, McElrath has established himself as the man to beat.
Sean Ogden

250SX Series Standings
1st	Shane McElrath	50
2nd	Aaron Plessinger	42
3rd	Justin Hill	38
4th	Martin Davalos	38
5th	Austin Forkner	29
6th	Jeremy Martin	29
7th	Jimmy Decotis	27
8th	Tyler Bowers	20
9th	Mitchell Oldenburg	18
10th	Dan Reardon	18
11th	Phil Nicoletti	17
12th	Chase Marquier	17
13th	Kyle Chisholm	16
14th	Hayden Mellross	13
15th	Cole Martinez	12
16th	Justin Starling	12
17th	Josh Hansen	11
18th	Bradley Taft	9
19th	Killian Auberson	9
20th	Blake Lilly	7
21st	Scott Champion	6
22nd	Zach Commans	4

Site-Chad-Reed-2 — Chad Reed is attempting to fight back from a disappointing start.
Sean Ogden

Round two of Amsoil Arenacross (Grand Rapids)

250AX Overall Classification
1st	Jace Owen	1-1
2nd	Chris Blose	2-2
3rd	Matt Goerke	3-4
4th	Heath Harrison	4-3
5th	Cameron McAdoo	5-5
6th	Gared Steinke	9-6
7th	Daniel Herrlein	7-7
8th	Cody Vanbuskirk	6-8
9th	Gavin Faith	8-11
10th	Ben Lamay	11-9
11th	Isaac Teasdale	10-13
12th	Samuel Redman	14-10
13th	Hunter Hilton	12-12
14th	Broc Gourley	13-14
15th	Travis Sewell	16-15
16th	Jacob Hayes	15-16

250AX Series Standings
1st	Jace Owen	67
2nd	Matt Goerke	56
3rd	Gavin Faith	48
4th	Gared Steinke	44
5th	Chris Blose	43
6th	Daniel Herrlein	42
7th	Heath Harrison	41
8th	Ben Lamay	41
9th	Cameron McAdoo	39
10th	Jacob Hayes	29
11th	Cody Vanbuskirk	26
12th	Steven Mages	11
13th	Isaac Teasdale	11
14th	Kyle Bitterman	10
15th	Samuel Redman	10
16th	Hunter Hilton	10

AX Lites Main Event
1st	Heath Harrison
2nd	Justin Cooper
3rd	Isaac Teasdale
4th	Samuel Redman
5th	Brandon Gourley
6th	Scott Zont
7th	Carter Gordon
8th	Jacob Williamson
9th	Cody Williams
10th	Donny Brown
11th	Dylan Walker
12th	Jerry Lorenz
13th	Josiah Hempen
14th	Jake McKinney
15th	Daniel Lippman
16th	Jared Lesher

AX Lites Series Standings
1st	Heath Harrison	32
2nd	Justin Cooper	28
3rd	Jacob Williamson	24
4th	Scott Zont	20
5th	Carter Gordon	18
6th	Cody Williams	15
7th	Isaac Teasdale	14
8th	Kyle Bitterman	14
9th	Samuel Redman	13
10th	Brandon Gourley	12
11th	Jerry Robin	12
12th	Dylan Rouse	11
13th	Cheyenne Harmon	10
14th	Josiah Hempen	10
15th	Dylan Walker	9
16th	Jake McKinney	8

Round two of Monster Energy Arenacross UK (Glasgow)

Pro AX Main Event
1st	Cyrille Coulon
2nd	Thomas Ramette
3rd	Adrien Escoffier
4th	Cedric Soubeyras
5th	Adam Chatfield
6th	Jack Brunell
7th	Matt Bayliss
8th	Billy Mackenzie
9th	Hugo Basaula
10th	Florent Richier
11th	Angelo Pellegrini

Pro AX Series Standings
1st	Cyrille Coulon	33
2nd	Angelo Pellegrini	31
3rd	Adrien Escoffier	31
4th	Cedric Soubeyras	30
5th	Adam Chatfield	30
6th	Thomas Ramette	29
7th	Florent Richier	27
8th	Jack Brunell	27
9th	Matt Bayliss	25
10th	Hugo Basaula	22
11th	Billy Mackenzie	11

Pro Lites Overall Classification
1st	Dylan Woodcock	2-2
2nd	Chris Bayliss	1-3
3rd	Yannis Irsuti	4-1
4th	Joe Clayton	3-4
5th	Jason Meara	5-5
6th	Harry Kimber	6-6
7th	Bradley Wheeler	8-8
8th	Chris Povey	11-7
9th	Josh Greedy	9-9
10th	Aaron O’Mahony	7-12
11th	Ben Burridge	10-10
12th	Luke Oldfield	12-11

Pro Lites Series Standings
1st	Yannis Irsuti	75
2nd	Chris Bayliss	72
3rd	Dylan Woodcock	65
4th	Joe Clayton	61
5th	Jason Meara	58
6th	Chris Povey	45
7th	Harry Kimber	44
8th	Aaron O’Mahony	43
9th	Bradley Wheeler	40
10th	Josh Greedy	37
11th	Ben Burridge	36
12th	Luke Oldfield	27

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U.S.

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