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Roczen trims Webb’s points lead at Atlanta 2 | Video Highlights

Justin Cooper extends 250 West Championship buffer

Trev by Trev
April 15, 2021
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2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross
Round 14 – Atlanta Motor Speedway Atlanta, GA

Report by Trevor Hedge – Images by Jeff Kardas


450

Ken Roczen scored the hole-shot alongside his Honda team-mate Chase Sexton but Cooper Webb soon lobbed a KTM into the centre of that Honda party.  Webb then tried his best to sneak past Roczen early on before the German could get wound up and pull away after showing great speed on this new lay-out throughout the night. Webb couldn’t quite get there though and Roczen pulled the pin.

450 Main

Further back Eli Tomac and Jason Anderson got tangled up and the pair were ninth and seventh respectively after being split by Dylan Ferrandis. Marvin Musquin was fourth, Justin Barcia fifth.

Sexton got the better of Webb to make it a Honda 1-2 again but with only three-minutes down Roczen already had almost five-seconds on his pursuers. 

Justin Barcia in front of Cooper Webb

Barcia then pushed Webb further back to fourth place, the championship leader just didn’t have the pace through the whoop sections and was paying the price. Jason Anderson was the next one to pass Webb, relegating the KTM man further back to fifth place, just ahead of his team-mate Marvin Musquin. 

Eli Tomac was building speed and by half-race distance he was on the tail of the two KTM men. He sneaked past Musquin first but then Webb responded to the challenge by upping his pace and reeling in fourth placed Barcia while holding Tomac at bay.

Barcia is always one of the hardest riders to pass in the world and he was clearly frustrating Webb as the laps wore on. That frustration boiled over though when Webb got hung up on a jump avoiding the back of Barcia’s GasGas and briefly hit the deck. That was enough though to allow Tomac to sweep through and push the championship leader back to sixth place. 

As they started the final lap Roczen had 7.7-seconds over Sexton and a further five-seconds on third placed Jason Anderson.  That was the podium order at the flag while Barcia scored fourth place, Tomac fifth and Webb sixth. 

450 Podium

That result trims Webb’s championship lead to 13-points over Roczen with three round remaining. Eli Tomac is a further 22-points behind in third place with a 32-point buffer over fourth placed Barcia. 

450 Video Highlights


Quotes

Ken Roczen – P1

“I changed my mindset big time for tonight’s race. It started already in free practice, with setting the fastest lap time by just being aggressive. At the same time, we did some changes to the bike that helped out, but of course it’s always unproven until you start racing it. We did a bunch of changes throughout the entire day, and it really seemed to pay off. I was pumped with how I was riding, but I knew the main event was going to be a long one, just because of how tough and long the track was. I’m so pumped for Honda to have pulled off a first and second; it was a huge night for us, also in the points chase, and I hope we can keep this up and come back and battle again for Atlanta 3.”

Chase Sexton – P2

“It was a good night–obviously, ending up on the podium is always good. I felt good all day; the faster track really seems to be suiting me, just having more room overall, to move around a little bit and have different options. I really liked the track and obviously it’s paying off with getting on the podium twice here. Second-place finishes are going to get old really fast–I just want more–but it’s cool to see Honda 1-2 on the podium. I’m looking forward to building on this Saturday, and we’ll try and get a win.”

Jason Anderson – P3

“Today was pretty stressful. It started out amazing and I felt like everything was going smooth, and then I stalled it on the gate for the start but I was able to come back and ride good. I was lacking a little bit of energy at the end but I feel like my speed is good and my riding is really well so I’m excited.”

Justin Barcia – P4

“It was a tough day to start with, I was pretty banged up from my crash at the last race so I was just really glad to be racing. I was running third in the Main Event and shuffled back to fourth, I got pretty tight, but all-in-all it was a good recovery for not knowing if I was going to race this one. It felt good to finish strong but I definitely want to be on the podium and go for the win this Saturday.”

Eli Tomac – P5

“I got a decent start aboard my KX450 during the main event but had to check up before a few turns because of all the chaos going on around me. I tried avoiding as many riders as possible, and that forced me to take a different line in the whoops section, which slowed me down even more and allowed others to get around. I worked hard to get into fifth place, but the track was so demanding that by then, it was already too late, and I ran out of time. It’s not the result I was expecting, but we managed a top-5 finish, so we’ll take it and now shift our focus on how we can improve for Saturday.”

Cooper Webb – P6

“It was a bit of a rough day for us. In the Main Event, I got a great start and put myself where I needed to be but I didn’t execute. I finally turned it around, started riding well and hitting my marks a bit and then I caught Barcia and was trying to make a pass. We had some close calls and then over the wall, I hit his back tire and fell. It’s a bummer but we’ll come back for Atlanta 3 and work with the team and myself to hopefully be in the winner’s circle.”

Marvin Musquin – P7

“I had a really good start in the Main Event but unfortunately I was missing a little bit of intensity and I ended up getting passed by a couple guys, which killed my momentum. It was a tough race physically so I was trying to be consistent and just keep pushing until the checkered flag.”

Aaron Plessinger – P8

“I wish it would’ve gone a little better. I came from the back in my heat race and ended up fifth. In the Main Event, I had an okay start going, then Malcolm crashed off the first double, and his bike chased me off the track. I had to work my way back through to eighth. I was happy with my riding but definitely not happy with my starts. The track was pretty good. It wasn’t too slick, and the dirt was pretty grippy overall. It got rough and rutted, and the whoops broke down quite a lot, but I was hitting them good and was just moving along. I’m not happy with the result. So we’ll come back Saturday and get out front as I did at the last one and hopefully get up on the box.”

Dean Wilson – P9

“I was riding really good today, definitely a step up from the last round. I was happy with second in the heat race and in the Main Event, I got a pretty good start and was really in the mix of the battle until about halfway and unfortunately just struggled to the end. If we can figure out the second half and just get in the top five, I’d be happy with that.”


  • Main
  • Standings
  • Heat 1
  • Heat 2
  • LCQ

Main

PosRiderBikeGap
1Ken RoczenHonda CRF450R WE14 Laps
2Chase SextonHonda CRF450R+07.982
3Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+12.665
4Justin BarciaGASGAS MC 450F+14.629
5Eli TomacKawasaki KX450+20.070
6Cooper WebbKTM 450 SX-F FE+22.499
7Marvin MusquinKTM 450 SX-F FE+25.364
8Aaron PlessingerYamaha YZ450F+29.296
9Dean WilsonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+51.097
10Joey SavatgyKTM 450 SX-F FE+53.661
11Dylan FerrandisYamaha YZ450F+59.942
12Martin DavalosKTM 450 SX-F FE+1:03.797
13Broc TickleHonda CRF450R+1:06.029
14Max AnstieSuzuki RM-Z450+1:21.073
15Tyler BowersKawasaki KX45013 Laps
16Josh HillYamaha YZ450F+04.270
17Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450+47.747
18Justin StarlingKTM 450 SX-F+1:01.018
19Henry MillerKTM 450 SX-F+1:33.717
20Scott ChampionYamaha YZ450F12 Laps
21Malcolm StewartYamaha YZ450FDNS
22Mitchell OldenburgHonda CRF450RDNS

Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Cooper Webb313
2Ken Roczen300
3Eli Tomac278
4Justin Barcia246
5Aaron Plessinger215
6Jason Anderson211
7Malcolm Stewart192
8Dylan Ferrandis183
9Marvin Musquin168
10Joey Savatgy166
11Dean Wilson124
12Zach Osborne123
13Adam Cianciarulo120
14Martin Davalos113
15Chase Sexton110
16Broc Tickle100
17Justin Brayton96
18Vince Friese94
19Kyle Chisholm80
20Justin Bogle78
21Max Anstie48
22Benny Bloss48
23Mitchell Oldenburg29
24Brandon Hartranft28
25Cade Clason28
26Tyler Bowers23
27Alex Ray22
28Justin Starling17
29Shane Mcelrath15
30Carlen Gardner12
31Kevin Moranz11
32Josh Hill7
33Fredrik Noren7
34Adam Enticknap7
35Scott Champion5
36Henry Miller4
37Austin Politelli3
38Joan Cros1

Heat 1

PosRiderBikeTime
1Ken RoczenHonda CRF450R WE5 Laps
2Dean WilsonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+06.323
3Malcolm StewartYamaha YZ450F+08.585
4Cooper WebbKTM 450 SX-F FE+09.602
5Aaron PlessingerYamaha YZ450F+11.081
6Justin BarciaGASGAS MC 450F+12.756
7Max AnstieSuzuki RM-Z450+21.911
8Mitchell OldenburgHonda CRF450R+27.333
9Tyler BowersKawasaki KX450+34.391
10Henry MillerKTM 450 SX-F+43.400
11Scott ChampionYamaha YZ450F+45.805
12Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450+48.933
13Adam EnticknapSuzuki RM-Z450+50.778
14Logan KarnowKawasaki KX450+53.436
15Aj CatanzaroKawasaki KX450+1:02.528
16Justin  RodbellKawasaki KX450+1:05.574
17Bobby PiazzaYamaha YZ250F+1:20.086
18Theodore PauliKawasaki KX450+1:24.496
19Joshua GrecoHusqvarna FC 4504 Laps
20Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450FDNF

Heat 2

PosRiderBikeTime
1Marvin MusquinKTM 450 SX-F FE5 Laps
2Chase SextonHonda CRF450R+01.293
3Joey SavatgyKTM 450 SX-F FE+02.964
4Dylan FerrandisYamaha YZ450F+04.070
5Eli TomacKawasaki KX450+04.728
6Martin DavalosKTM 450 SX-F FE+19.725
7Broc TickleHonda CRF450R+24.992
8Josh HillYamaha YZ450F+31.266
9Justin StarlingKTM 450 SX-F+43.976
10Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC 450 RE+44.300
11Nick SchmidtHusqvarna FC 450+47.802
12Ronnie StewartGASGAS MC 450F+49.010
13Jeremy SmithKawasaki KX450+50.580
14Joshua CartwrightKawasaki KX450+55.367
15Mason KerrKawasaki KX450+57.575
16Curren ThurmanHusqvarna FC 450+59.985
17Joan CrosKawasaki KX4502 Laps
18Alex RayKawasaki KX450DNF
19Benny BlossHonda CRF450RDNF
20Fredrik NorenKawasaki KX450DNF

LCQ

PosRiderBikeTime
1Jason AndersonHusqvarna FC 450 RE5 Laps
2Henry MillerKTM 450 SX-F+30.639
3Scott ChampionYamaha YZ450F+33.040
4Cade ClasonKawasaki KX450+35.879
5Joan CrosKawasaki KX450+41.981
6Adam EnticknapSuzuki RM-Z450+42.803
7Jeremy SmithKawasaki KX450+44.931
8Joshua CartwrightKawasaki KX450+47.068
9Alex RayKawasaki KX450+48.939
10Ronnie StewartGASGAS MC 450F+49.614
11Nick SchmidtHusqvarna FC 450+51.612
12Theodore PauliKawasaki KX450+52.638
13Logan KarnowKawasaki KX450+53.552
14Aj CatanzaroKawasaki KX450+55.150
15Curren ThurmanHusqvarna FC 450+57.002
16Justin  RodbellKawasaki KX450+1:04.317
17Bobby PiazzaYamaha YZ250F+1:23.684
18Joshua GrecoHusqvarna FC 450+1:27.509
19Mason KerrKawasaki KX4502 Laps
20Benny BlossHonda CRF450RDNS
21Fredrik NorenKawasaki KX450DNS
22Kyle ChisholmYamaha YZ450FDNS

250

Nate Thrasher did it again out of the gates with a brilliant start but team-mate Justin Cooper soon swept past him to make it a Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha 1-2 as Garrett Marchbanks and Hunter Lawrence gave chase.

Nate Thrasher got another blistering start

Cameron McAdoo was running fifth and trying to chase down Hunter Lawrence before the Kawasaki man had a sickening crash. Landing on the front wheel and then getting pitched straight into the face of the jump with his bike then smacking him hard for good measure over-end after his boot got caught up on his handlebars. It was ugly, real ugly. McAdoo was only four-points behind championship leader Justin Cooper heading into this bout but his championship chase looked now to be effectively over.

Organisers elected to continue the race for quite a while before putting out the red flag so McAdoo could be helped from the top of the tabletop. Riders returned to the pits and prepared for another race start.

But wait… McAdoo was back on the start-line! His Kawasaki was missing its front plate but he was back on the gates! Unbelievable! His championship chase was not over after all….

McAdoo telling officials he wasn’t done and wanting to get back on the gates

Not only did McAdoo line up but he got a brilliant start and almost took the hole-shot! It was Nate Thrasher again though with the best clutch hand and inside line to lead the field around turn one from McAdoo, Marchbanks and Cooper.

McAdoo was back on the gates and nailed the start!

It didn’t take long for Cooper to work his way up to the front once again and started to pull away from Thrasher, Marchbanks and McAdoo while Schock was in fifth and Lawrence sixth.

Hunter Lawrence then lost a few places and was shuffled back to ninth before reclaiming those positions over the following couple of laps.

McAdoo got an amazing run through the sand whoops to relegate Marchbanks to fourth place then reeled in Thrasher and started to challenge for second place. Meanwhile Cooper had escaped up front and with ten-minutes left on the shot clock enjoyed a lead of three-seconds.

Thrasher had a little more speed through the faster turns than McAdoo but through the whoops McAdoo was on a different planet and breezed past the Yamaha to take second place with nine-minutes remaining. Cooper’s lead was over four-seconds, surely McAdoo could become miracle man and chase down the championship leader and steal the win?

Cameron McAdoo

Cooper continued to set the pace up front though and McAdoo could not claw back any ground on the #32 Yamaha.

Hunter Lawrence though started to come into his own as the race progressed and stepped up another lever in the second half of the race and started reeling off fast laps to pass Marchbanks and then started to close on Thrasher to challenge for a podium place.

Hunter Lawrence

Lawrence blew past Thrasher in the sand section to move up into that third place with just under two-minutes left on the clock. Next target McAdoo and the gap was only just over a second…. Lawrence was quickly on the tail of the #31 Kawasaki and made a brilliant move to take that second place just as the clock ran out to signal two laps to go.

Cooper backed it off on the final lap but still took victory by over seven-seconds.

Hunter Lawrence a come from behind second but the big headline of the night must go to McAdoo for getting back up for a podium after looking out for the count earlier on in the night.

250 Podium

Cooper now leads McAdoo by nine-points with Lawrence a further seven-points behind with two rounds to run for the 250 West Championship. The 23-year-old celebrated his third win of the season with a burnout for the Atlanta crowd.

While there are 17 rounds in this Monster Energy Supercross Championship, the 250 category is split into two separate championships, 250 East and 250 West. This was the seventh round of what will be a nine-round 250 West Championship.

250 Video Highlights


250 Quotes

Justin Cooper – P1

“It was a good day starting with being fastest in every practice again. I got a pretty bad start in the heat race and got shuffled back to fifth, but I came back and made a last-lap pass on Hunter (Lawrence). We had a pretty good battle there. The Main Event got red-flagged a couple of laps in, which made it pretty tough. It was hot out there. Honestly, sitting on the line before the restart, I was like, ‘wow!’ I had to take my goggles off because I was sweating, and then we had to do the whole 15 minutes again. It was really physically demanding tonight, especially with not having a lot of rest after last Saturday’s race. It was good to get out of this one with a win and extend our points lead. We’ll recover for Saturday and try to do the same thing again.”

Hunter Lawrence – P2

“It was a tough day, actually. We were struggling with bike setup all day, and after the heat race the team made a really good decision. We made a shock change for the main, and we had to test it on the site lap, when I had to push to get a feel and make sure we didn’t have to change any clickers; I was happy with how the bike felt. In the first part of the race, before it got red-flagged, I was feeling really good but then crashed in the whoops. Thankfully, that race got scrapped and we were able to start again. I didn’t get the best start, but we just kept fighting the whole way. I had a really good ride and am pretty content with that for where we were during the day and for the start I had.”

Cameron McAdoo – P3

“That crash was a scary moment for me. I struggled to move my leg for a moment and didn’t expect the medical staff to continue letting me ride, but I wasn’t going to give up. We’re in the middle of a heated battle for the 250SX Western Regional Championship, and I’m going to give it my all until the very last lap. Once I got the okay from the Alpinestars medical team, I refocused on the goal at hand and tried to salvage as many championship points as possible. I’m happy with the third tonight, especially considering how hard I crashed, but now it’s time to rest up and recover as much as possible before we run again on Saturday.”

Nate Thrasher – P4

“It was a good weekend, I felt good all night and we put in solid laps in the main. I was sitting in second pretty comfortably, but it ended up being red-flagged, which I’m pretty bummed out about. I ended up pulling a good start again and was sitting third for most of the race; we were fighting for it until the end, but ran out of time and finished fourth. We wanted another podium, but I can’t be mad about that, we’ll get them Saturday.”


  • Main
  • Standings
  • Heat 1
  • Heat 2
  • LCQ

Main

PosRiderBikeGap
1Justin CooperYamaha YZ250F11 Laps
2Hunter LawrenceHonda CRF250R+07.206
3Cameron McadooKawasaki KX250+11.225
4Nate ThrasherYamaha YZ250F+11.821
5Garrett MarchbanksYamaha YZ250F+24.953
6Mitchell HarrisonHonda CRF250R+26.343
7Coty SchockHonda CRF250R+28.744
8Pierce BrownGASGAS MC 250F+29.294
9Seth HammakerKawasaki KX250+31.963
10Jalek SwollHusqvarna FC 250+34.307
11Kyle PetersHonda CRF250R+47.894
12Jace OwenYamaha YZ250F+50.856
13Ty MasterpoolGASGAS MC 250F+55.880
14Ramyller AlvesHusqvarna FC 250+1:03.107
15Chris BloseGASGAS MC 250F+1:03.890
16Jarrett FryeYamaha YZ250F+1:10.684
17Enzo LopesHonda CRF250R+1:12.873
18Jerry RobinHusqvarna FC 250+1:21.377
19Cedric SoubeyrasGASGAS MC 250F+1:25.261
20Dilan SchwartzSuzuki RM-Z250+1:29.213
21Derek DrakeSuzuki RM-Z250+1:43.184
22Carson MumfordHonda CRF250RDNS

Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Justin Cooper157
2Cameron Mcadoo148
3Hunter Lawrence141
4Seth Hammaker121
5Jalek Swoll121
6Garrett Marchbanks120
7Nate Thrasher101
8Kyle Peters93
9Chris Blose86
10Coty Schock86
11Mitchell Harrison75
12Stilez Robertson57
13Pierce Brown50
14Jace Owen48
15Cedric Soubeyras45
16Ty Masterpool38
17Robbie Wageman37
18Jarrett Frye37
19Jordon Smith33
20Ramyller Alves31
21Alex Martin26
22Enzo Lopes24
23Dominique Thury22
24Carson Mumford20
25Jordan Bailey19
26Ryan Sipes13
27Hardy Munoz13
28Joey Crown10
29Dilan Schwartz9
30Ryan Surratt8
31Jerry Robin6
32Cheyenne Harmon5
33Derek Kelley5
34Calvin Fonvieille4
35Derek Drake4
36Gared Steinke3
37Jeremy Martin2
38Michael Hicks2

Heat 1

PosRiderBikeTime
1Cameron McadooKawasaki KX2505 Laps
2Jalek SwollHusqvarna FC 250+10.548
3Nate ThrasherYamaha YZ250F+12.771
4Chris BloseGASGAS MC 250F+15.984
5Kyle PetersHonda CRF250R+18.196
6Jace OwenYamaha YZ250F+21.442
7Pierce BrownGASGAS MC 250F+22.428
8Ty MasterpoolGASGAS MC 250F+23.762
9Derek DrakeSuzuki RM-Z250+25.209
10Jerry RobinHusqvarna FC 250+27.532
11Ryan SipesGASGAS MC 250F+31.358
12Derek KelleyGASGAS MC 250F+33.902
13Jarrett FryeYamaha YZ250F+40.155
14Dustin WinterYamaha YZ250F+43.306
15Gared SteinkeKawasaki KX250+46.495
16Bradley LionnetKTM 250 SX-F+47.896
17Brock PapiKTM 250 SX-F+55.993
18Logan BoyeKTM 250 SX-F+57.947
19Blaine SilveiraHonda CRF250R+1:11.902
20Tre FierroKTM 250 SX-F+1:17.435

Heat 2

PosRiderBikeTime
1Justin CooperYamaha YZ250F5 Laps
2Hunter LawrenceHonda CRF250R+00.972
3Mitchell HarrisonHonda CRF250R+10.181
4Coty SchockHonda CRF250R+11.455
5Yamaha YZ250F+13.570
6Carson MumfordHonda CRF250R+15.674
7Enzo LopesHonda CRF250R+17.623
8Cedric SoubeyrasGASGAS MC 250F+24.588
9Ramyller AlvesHusqvarna FC 250+25.333
10Seth HammakerKawasaki KX250+28.565
11Ryan SurrattKawasaki KX250+31.177
12Robbie WagemanYamaha YZ250F+35.632
13Dominique ThuryYamaha YZ250F+37.959
14Jared LesherYamaha YZ250F+41.304
15Sean CantrellSuzuki RM-Z250+43.828
16Cheyenne HarmonYamaha YZ250F+48.319
17Dilan SchwartzSuzuki RM-Z250+49.349
18Dawson RykerYamaha YZ250F+56.432
19Garrett HoffmanYamaha YZ250F+57.735
20Cory CarstenHusqvarna FC 250+1:04.116

LCQ

PosRiderBikeTime
1Jarrett FryeYamaha YZ250F5 Laps
2Seth HammakerKawasaki KX250+02.117
3Jerry RobinHusqvarna FC 250+12.232
4Dilan SchwartzSuzuki RM-Z250+13.545
5Dominique ThuryYamaha YZ250F+15.287
6Ryan SurrattKawasaki KX250+19.917
7Dustin WinterYamaha YZ250F+28.778
8Robbie WagemanYamaha YZ250F+31.888
9Bradley LionnetKTM 250 SX-F+37.520
10Cheyenne HarmonYamaha YZ250F+41.729
11Blaine SilveiraHonda CRF250R+45.239
12Cory CarstenHusqvarna FC 250+47.718
13Garrett HoffmanYamaha YZ250F+49.433
14Tre FierroKTM 250 SX-F+1:02.746
15Dawson RykerYamaha YZ250F+1:05.733
16Logan BoyeKTM 250 SX-F+1:23.183
17Derek KelleyGASGAS MC 250F4 Laps
18Gared SteinkeKawasaki KX250+1:03.243
19Jared LesherYamaha YZ250F3 Laps
20Ryan SipesGASGAS MC 250F2 Laps
21Sean CantrellSuzuki RM-Z250+00.385
22Brock PapiKTM 250 SX-F+49.636

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