Monster Energy Kawasaki: Anaheim 1 Preview2020-01-03 12:48Kawasaki Racing History: Anaheim 1 Supercross In 2006, James Stewart won his Monster Energy® Supercross four-stroke debut at Anaheim 1 aboard his KX450F. In 2012, Ryan Villopoto won A1 en route to his second of four championships. Kawasaki swept the 250SX class in 2011 with the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team. 1st - Josh Hansen 2nd - Broc Tickle 3rd - Tyla Rattray Jake Weimer took win #1 at Anaheim in 2010 in what would become a dominant and successful campaign to the Monster Energy Supercross 250SX West Championship. The debut of the Kawasaki KX250F at Anaheim 1 in 2004 resulted in Kawasaki taking 3 out of top 5 positions: 1st - Ivan Tedesco 3rd - Stephane Roncada 5th - Troy Adams Where to Watch NBCSN or NBC Gold App Broadcast begins at 7:00pm PST Eli Tomac Monster Energy Supercross Power Rankings Preseason Ranking: 1st "For me, it is championship or bust in 2020. Getting second place in the championship the past three years isn't enough. We are in a great spot heading into Saturday and just ready to go racing." Adam Cianciarulo Monster Energy Supercross Power Rankings Preseason Ranking: 4th "I’m stoked to be a part of the premier class, a part of the show and being included in opening ceremonies, and getting the chance to prove I belong alongside the best supercross riders in the world." Austin Forkner Monster Energy Supercross Power Rankings Preseason Ranking: 1st "Last year the 250SX East Coast title was mine and we lost it because of a crash during practice in Nashville. Coming into 2020, I am excited to race the West Coast series and go after what is mine, a 250SX title." Cameron McAdoo Monster Energy Supercross Power Rankings Preseason Ranking: 9th "I'm really excited about this weekend's season opener in Anaheim. I've been working really hard to prepare for the 2020 season, and I think that hard work will show." Source: Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. Click here to visit our forums to discuss this story |
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