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Wild Anaheim II Supercross | Blow by blow race reports/results

Trev by Trev
January 20, 2020
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2020 AMA Supercross
Round Three – Anahaim II

By Trevor Hedge – Image by Hoppenworld


SX2

SX2 Heat One

Austin Forkner scored the holeshot with maximum aggression into turn one ahead of Mitch Oldenburg but by the end of lap one Forkner was already in a different postcode. Alex Martin was in third ahead of Harmon and Clout, with Cooper, Camporese, Hartranft, Tanti and Macler rounding out the top ten.  Then Aaron Tanti and Alex Martin both made big mistakes that put them on the ground and losing positions.

Forkner continued to dominate by himself up front ahead of Oldenburg but the Honda man managed to fend off the advances of Justin Cooper to take second place.  Forkner the victor by 11-seconds.

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Aaron Tanti bounced back from that tumble though to eventually finish seventh place, securing his place in the 250 Main.

Tanti bounced back from that tumble though to eventually finish seventh place, securing his place in the 250 Main.

SX2 Heat Two

Christian Craig got away strongly and immediately started to pull away from Michael Mosiman and Jacob Hayes. Aussie Jay Wilson had got away well and by the second lap was in fourth place. Jett Lawrence meanwhile had moved up to fifth after making plenty of passes on the opening lap.

Defending champion Dylan Ferrandis was in sixth but moved up to fifth after passing Wilson a few laps into the race, while Jett Lawrence moved past Carson Brown and Jacob Hayes to take second place. Ferrandis did the same and with a couple of laps remaining was trying to chase down Jett Lawrence.

The Aussie teenager though had the speed to keep Ferrandis at bay to secure that second place finish.  The winner was his team-mate Geico Honda Christian Craig, despite his seat coming loose and flapping around during the race.

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Jay Wilson took the chequered flag in seventh place to secure his transfer spot to the main.

Jay Wilson took the chequered flag in seventh place to secure his transfer spot to the main.

SX2 LCQ

Alex Martin was the early leader in the 250 LCQ but was overhauled by Michael Mosiman late on the opening lap while Luke Clout was looking strong in third place with a decent advantage over Mathias Jorgensen.

Michael Mosiman pulled away from Alex Martin to take a clear win ahead of Alex Martin while Luke Clout scored third for Penrite Honda. Jorgensen was bettered by Robbie Wageman in the closing stages of the race and lost his transfer spot to the Yamaha rider.

SX2 Main

Christian Craig led his Geico Honda team-mate Jett Lawrence out of turn one in the 250 Main as fellow Australian Luke Clout started strongly in third place to make it a Honda 1-2-3.

Austin Forkner got the better of Clout late on that opening lap and Hartranft then pushed the Aussie further back to fifth.

16-year-old Jett Lawrence then hit the front after slipping past his vastly more experienced team-mate!

Dylan Ferrandis put a move on Forkner for third place and pulled away from the Kawasaki man. Justin Cooper was in fifth and 11-seconds behind the leader with ten-minutes remaining.  Hartranft was sixth, Mosiman seventh, Alex Martin eighth and Clout had been shuffled back to ninth while Auberson was running in tenth place just ahead of Aaron Tanti.

Ferrandis closed on Craig to challenge for second place but the pair then came together with both going down. Craig came off distinctly second best with the twisted bars of his Geico Honda putting him out of the race.  That melee had seen Jett’s lead blow out to more than ten-seconds.

Forkner went down hard in the whoops from third place with five-minutes remaining. He held his back a few times before eventually kicking the Kawasaki into life and rejoined the race way down in 18th position.

Then with three-minutes remaining Jett Lawrence went down! The Aussie teenager had an 11-second lead over Ferrandis before going down in the whoops! He was quickly up and going again while still in the lead but the Frenchman had a sniff now…. Jett made a couple more small mistakes which allowed the defending champion to close within a few lengths of the youngster’s back wheel…

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Jett Lawrence was flying high until just before the chequered flag…

As they started the final lap Jett still had his nose in front and fended off the first and seconds thrusts of Ferrandis but was bettered in the third.  Lawrence was not giving up his chance for glory though and was determined to come back at the defending champion only to go over the bars only metres from the chequered flag! Jett stayed down, clearly conscious but not in any hurry to lift his body off the racing line which saw the flag Marshalls busily waving yellows and riders rolling the final jumps under caution.

Jett will be kicking himself for throwing that one away but at the end of the day he is 16-years-old and still played an absolute starring role, but for now it is the one that got away….

The talented teenager was in tears as he was transported back to the pits in the medical side-by-side vehicle as all his supporters had their fingers crossed that he would be cleared of any injuries that would slow his progress from here on in. Later it was confirmed that Jett had broken his collarbone. 

Dylan Ferrandis was the victor, but that win itself was under question in the immediate aftermath of the race… His move on Christian Craig earlier in the race was a hard pass that put the Geico Honda man out of the race, and officials were still adjudicating as to whether they would level any penalty on Ferrandis.

Justin Cooper crossed the line in second place ahead of Brandon Hartranft with Mosiman fourth in front of Alex Martin and Aussie Luke Clout finished a highly creditable sixth place while fellow Aussie Aaron Tanti claimed a 13th place finish.

Cooper the championship leader with a 12-point buffer over Ferrandis.

Results/Standings

  • Main Event
  • LCQ
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • Standings

Main Event

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Dylan FerrandisYamaha YZ250F18 Laps
2Justin CooperYamaha YZ250F+21.013
3Brandon HartranftKTM 250SX-F Factory Edi+25.987
4Michael MosimanHusqvarna FC250+33.616
5Alex MartinSuzuki RMZ250+38.080
6Luke CloutHonda CRF250R+45.718
7Mitchell OldenburgHonda CRF250R+46.212
8Jacob HayesHusqvarna FC250+1:05.727
9Jett LawrenceHonda CRF250R17 Laps
10Killian AubersonKTM 250SX-F+57.056
11Jay WilsonYamaha YZ250F+1:02.313
12Carson BrownHusqvarna FC250+1:03.029
13Aaron TantiYamaha YZ250F+1:15.403
14Robbie WagemanYamaha YZ250F+1:18.240
15Logan KarnowKawasaki KX250+1:19.619
16Martin CasteloHusqvarna FC250+1:20.533
17Austin ForknerKawasaki KX250+1:28.874
18Derek DrakeKTM 250SX-F Factory Edi+1:35.646
19Ludovic MaclerKawasaki KX250+1:41.191
20Cheyenne HarmonHonda CRF250R+2:04.771
21Alex RayKawasaki KX25016 Laps
22Christian CraigHonda CRF250R8 Laps

LCQ

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Michael MosimanHusqvarna FC2507 Laps
2Alex MartinSuzuki RMZ250+07.767
3Luke CloutHonda CRF250R+17.231
4Robbie WagemanYamaha YZ250F+20.619
5Mathias JorgensenKawasaki KX250+25.041
6Devin HarrimanSuzuki RMZ250+26.983
7Brian MartyHusqvarna FC250+29.049
8Deegan Vonlossberg Murrieta, CAYamaha YZ250F+35.605
9RJ WagemanHonda CRF250R+36.906
10Xylian RamellaKTM 250SX-F+39.551
11Corbin HayesHusqvarna FC250+43.009
12Mitchell GiffordYamaha YZ250F+46.377
13Blaine SilveiraHonda CRF250R+52.016
14Chance BlackburnYamaha YZ250F+53.120
15Wyatt LyonsmithKTM 250SX-F+53.661
16Dawson NewbyKawasaki KX250+58.125
17Chris HowellHusqvarna FC2506 Laps
18Hunter SchlosserYamaha YZ250F+02.176
19Todd BannisterKawasaki KX250+09.115
20Kordel CaroYamaha YZ250F3 Laps
21Taiki KogaKawasaki KX250DNS
22Chase FelongHusqvarna FC250DNS

Heat One

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Austin ForknerKawasaki KX2508 Laps
2Mitchell OldenburgHonda CRF250R+10.903
3Justin CooperYamaha YZ250F+13.366
4Brandon HartranftKTM 250SX-F Factory Edi+22.614
5Derek DrakeKTM 250SX-F Factory Edi+27.166
6Cheyenne HarmonHonda CRF250R+32.503
7Aaron TantiYamaha YZ250F+32.618
8Ludovic MaclerKawasaki KX250+41.095
9Lorenzo CamporeseKawasaki KX250+42.505
10Taiki KogaKawasaki KX250+45.973
11Mathias JorgensenKawasaki KX250+47.239
12Luke CloutHonda CRF250R+55.132
13Brian MartyHusqvarna FC250+59.145
14Xylian RamellaKTM 250SX-F7 Laps
15Blaine SilveiraHonda CRF250R+08.163
16Corbin HayesHusqvarna FC250+11.567
17Dawson NewbyKawasaki KX250+14.840
18Todd BannisterKawasaki KX2506 Laps
19Alex MartinSuzuki RMZ2503 Laps
20Kordel CaroYamaha YZ250F2 Laps

Heat Two

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Christian CraigHonda CRF250R8 Laps
2Jett LawrenceHonda CRF250R+03.397
3Dylan FerrandisYamaha YZ250F+04.865
4Jacob HayesHusqvarna FC250+20.881
5Carson BrownHusqvarna FC250+25.117
6Killian AubersonKTM 250SX-F+31.972
7Jay WilsonYamaha YZ250F+33.064
8Martin CasteloHusqvarna FC250+35.710
9Logan KarnowKawasaki KX250+39.753
10Michael MosimanHusqvarna FC250+41.029
11Devin HarrimanSuzuki RMZ250+41.722
12Robbie WagemanYamaha YZ250F+44.453
13RJ WagemanHonda CRF250R+1:04.412
14Mitchell GiffordYamaha YZ250F7 Laps
15Deegan Vonlossberg Murrieta, CAYamaha YZ250F+07.736
16Hunter SchlosserYamaha YZ250F+11.243
17Chance Blackburn Yamaha YZ250F+31.554
18Wyatt LyonsmithKTM 250SX-F6 Laps
19Chase FelongHusqvarna FC250+27.219
20Chris HowellHusqvarna FC2503 Laps

Standings

PosRiderR1R2R3Total
1Justin Cooper26232372
2Dylan Ferrandis23112660
3Brandon Hartranft16212158
4Austin Forkner1826650
5Alex Martin13191850
6Jett Lawrence14181446
7Jacob Hayes12171544
8Michael Mosiman1931941
9Mitchell Oldenburg7151638
10Luke Clout2161735
11Derek Drake1513533
12Carson Brown8141133
13Killian Auberson981330
14Robbie Wageman105924
15Christian Craig211123
16Aaron Tanti0101020
17Martin Castelo12719
18Jay Wilson61218
19Cameron Mcadoo1717
20Michael Leib11617
21Derek Kelley4913
22Logan Karnow50813
23Mitchell Falk178
24Cheyenne Harmon437
25Ludovic Macler0246
26Chris Howell33
27Lorenzo Camporese022

SX1

450 Heat One

 

Cooper Webb scored the holeshot but Eli Tomac was quickly all over him and didn’t waste any time moving through to the lead, while the two swapped positions a couple of times on the opening lap before Tomac then started to pull away.

AMA SX Rnd A Heat Webb Tomac Multiple SX A Kardy
450 Heat One

Left laying on the deck at turn one though were Honda riders Justin Hill, Austin Politelli and Justin Brayton.

AMA SX Rnd A Starts SX A Kardy
Three Honda riders go down at turn one

Over the next few laps Brayton worked his way back through the pack and was up to eighth place ahead of Chad Reed and by the chequered flag Brayton had secured a seventh place finish. Justin Hill sneaked past Reed for ninth place on the final lap to send the Aussie veteran to the LCQ.

Eli Tomac was the clear victor by ten-seconds over Cooper Webb while Dean Wilson rounded out the top three ahead of Justin Barcia and Tyler Bowers.

450 Heat Two

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450 Heat Two

Zach Osborne, Justin Bogle and Adam Cianciarulo all got great starts but it was the Kawasaki man who was quickly into the lead as Jason Anderson and Ken Roczen started making their way forward.

Roczen was up to second before the end of the opening lap and chasing Cianciarulo hard. Justin Bogle fought back well against Jason Anderson but eventually succumbed to the Husqvarna man and it was Cianciarulo from Roczen with Anderson in third.

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Justin Bogle was chased down by Jason Anderson

Ken Roczen took the lead with a couple of laps remaining and held on for the win from Cianciarulo, while Jason Anderson was a few seconds further behind in third.  Martin Davalos and Malcolm Stewart had a great battle over fourth place but it was Stewart that secured the fourth place gong.

450 LCQ

Jason Clermont scored the holeshot in the 450 LCQ and led a hard chasing pack for the opening lap before making a big mistake that saw his chance of a transfer spot disappear. 

Chris Blose and Ryan Breece then took over up front but it wasn’t long before Aussie veteran Chad Reed made short work of them as he took the lead, pulling away from the chasing horde to secure a clear victory.

Reed was the winner over Blose and Breece, while Alex Ray secured his spot in the 450 main with fourth place ahead of Adam Enticknap.

450 Main

Ken Roczen scored the Main Event holeshot ahead of Blake Baggett, Zach Osborne, Aaron Plessinger, Cooper Webb, Jason Anderson and Eli Tomac. Anderson then moved up to fourth place challenging Cooper Webb for third.

AMA SX Rnd A Starts SX A Kardy
Eli Tomac

It had looked as though Roczen might pull an escape act up front but Blake Baggett had other ideas…. The 27-year-old Californian closed on Roczen and then made a pass, the German came right back at him but Baggett then went down after losing the front having taken the inside option of the split lane, his challenge done.

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Tomac chased down and passed Webb and Anderson

The battle for third had now became a battle for second and it was really hotting up as Eli Tomac forged his way through to the front of that pack ahead of Webb, Anderson, Cianciarulo, Osborne and Barcia. Roczen outin front had a five-second lead…

It only took a couple of minutes for Tomac to reel Roczen in and the #3 Kawasaki took the lead with 13-minutes remaining on the clock. 

Tomac then checked out and steadily pulled away from Roczen.  Further behind Cooper Webb was holding down third place ahead of Adam Cianciarulo, Zach Osborne, Jason Anderson and Justin Brayton. Malcolm Stewart was eighth ahead of Justin Barcia while Dean Wilson rounded out the top ten with six-minutes left on the clock.

Cianciarulo was then shuffled back to sixth place as both Osborne and Anderson pushed past the Kawasaki man.

Cooper Webb was closing steadily on Ken Roczen and when they got the two-lap board only 1.8-seconds separated the duo. Meanwhile Tomac enjoyed a 4.2-second lead over Roczen.

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Eli Tomac the victor at A2

Tomac was the winner while Roczen managed to keep Webb at bay to secure second place and the championship lead.

AMA SX Rnd A Podium SX A Kardy
Tomac was the winner while Roczen managed to keep Webb at bay to secure second place and the championship lead.

Zach Osborne finished fourth ahead of Jason Anderson and Adam Cianciarulo while Justin Brayton finished seventh ahead of Malcolm Stewart and Justin Barcia, with Dean Wilson rounding out the top ten.  Chad Reed took the chequered flag in 18th place and with that extra five-points ranks 18th in the championship.

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Chad Reed took the chequered flag in 18th place and with that extra five-points ranks 18th in the championship.

Next weekend AMA Supercross heads to Arizona for round four of the Monster 17-round championship series.

Results/Standings

  • Main Event
  • LCQ
  • Heat Two
  • Heat One
  • Standings

Main Event

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Eli TomacKawasaki KX45024 Laps
2Ken RoczenHonda CRF450R Works E+01.979
3Cooper WebbKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+03.186
4Zach OsborneHusqvarna FC450 Factory+10.628
5Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC450 Factory+14.443
6Adam CianciaruloKawasaki KX450 +20.138
7Justin BraytonHonda CRF450R+21.967
8Malcolm StewartHonda CRF450R+26.799
9Justin BarciaYamaha YZ450F+30.249
10Dean WilsonHusqvarna FC450 Factory+38.400
11Vince FrieseHonda CRF450R+40.869
12Justin HillHonda CRF450R+43.377
13Martin DavalosKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+47.514
14Blake BaggettKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+50.210
15Aaron PlessingerYamaha YZ450F23 Laps
16Justin BogleKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+02.814
17Tyler BowersKawasaki KX450+08.268
18Chad ReedHonda CRF450R+13.498
19Chris BloseHonda CRF450R+15.482
20Ryan BreeceSuzuki RMZ450+21.505
21Alex RayKawasaki KX450+39.221
22Benny BlossYamaha YZ450F9 Laps

LCQ

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Chad ReedHonda CRF450R7 Laps
2Chris BloseHonda CRF450R+03.068
3Ryan BreeceSuzuki RMZ450+06.803
4Alex RayKawasaki KX450+09.665
5Adam EnticknapSuzuki RMZ450+14.007
6Cade AutenriethHonda CRF450R+16.827
7James DecotisSuzuki RMZ450+19.264
8Kyle CunninghamSuzuki RMZ450+19.732
9John ShortHonda CRF450R+22.659
10Deven RaperKawasaki KX450+24.033
11Justin StarlingHonda CRF250R+24.958
12Curren ThurmanKTM 450SX-F+25.840
13Austin PolitelliHonda CRF450R+32.401
14Alexander NagyKTM 450SX-F+38.571
15Aj CatanzaroKawasaki KX450+43.788
16Jason ClermontKawasaki KX450+46.294
17Josh GrecoKTM 450SX-F6 Laps
18Nick SchmidtHusqvarna FC4505 Laps
19Joshua CartwrightKawasaki KX4502 Laps
20Jerry RobinHonda CRF450R+00.425
21Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450FDNS
22Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450DNS

Heat Two

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Ken RoczenHonda CRF450R Works E8 Laps
2Adam CianciaruloKawasaki KX450 +01.634
3Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC450 Factory+05.530
4Malcolm StewartHonda CRF450R+10.129
5Martin DavalosKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+11.707
6Blake BaggettKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+12.936
7Aaron PlessingerYamaha YZ450F+17.755
8Justin BogleKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+19.387
9Zach OsborneHusqvarna FC450 Factory+20.727
10Chris BloseHonda CRF450R+22.737
11Alex RayKawasaki KX450+38.221
12James DecotisSuzuki RMZ450+42.554
13Jerry RobinHonda CRF450R+49.990
14Jason ClermontKawasaki KX450+54.193
15Curren ThurmanKTM 450SX-F+57.006
16Deven RaperKawasaki KX4507 Laps
17Cade AutenriethHonda CRF450R+13.131
18Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450F3 Laps
19Nick SchmidtHusqvarna FC4502 Laps
20Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450DNF

Heat One

PosRiderBikeLaps/Gap
1Eli TomacKawasaki KX4508 Laps
2Cooper WebbKTM 450SX-F Factory Edi+09.888
3Dean WilsonHusqvarna FC450 Factory+11.867
4Justin BarciaYamaha YZ450F+13.962
5Tyler BowersKawasaki KX450+17.113
6Benny BlossYamaha YZ450F+18.236
7Justin BraytonHonda CRF450R+19.770
8Vince FrieseHonda CRF450R+21.699
9Justin HillHonda CRF450R+22.568
10Chad ReedHonda CRF450R+24.656
11Ryan BreeceSuzuki RMZ450+35.082
12Kyle CunninghamSuzuki RMZ450+40.055
13Adam EnticknapSuzuki RMZ450+42.761
14Austin PolitelliHonda CRF450R+45.148
15John ShortHonda CRF450R+45.849
16Joshua CartwrightKawasaki KX450+53.394
17Alexander NagyKTM 450SX-F7 Laps
18Josh GrecoKTM 450SX-F+46.137
19Justin StarlingHonda CRF250R4 Laps
20Aj CatanzaroKawasaki KX450+14.048

Standings

PosRiderR1R2R3Total
1Ken Roczen17262366
2Justin Barcia26231463
3Eli Tomac16192661
4Jason Anderson18211857
5Adam Cianciarulo23161756
6Cooper Webb21112153
7Zach Osborne9181946
8Malcolm Stewart14171546
9Justin Brayton15151646
10Blake Baggett1914942
11Justin Hill12121135
12Vince Friese1391234
13Dean Wilson10101333
14Aaron Plessinger1113832
15Justin Bogle78722
16Martin Davalos811019
17Tyler Bowers6612
18Chad Reed52512
19Chris Blose35412
20Kyle Cunningham0707
21Benny Bloss617
22Alex Ray426
23Kyle Chisholm44
24James Decotis134
25Ryan Breece033
26Fredrik Noren22
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