Dynamic duo. Posted: 05/24/09 It was pure joy to watch the similarly aggressive riding styles of Trey Canard and Justin Barcia leading moto two, both trying to not only outdo one another, but put a gap on a pack of riders that wasn't having any of it. 914 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Lites moto 2 battle. Posted: 05/24/09 Tommy Searle and Ryan Dungey, here dicing back and forth through the front sand whoops section, was one of many fantastic races going on in the front of the field during moto two. 1000 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Canard and Metcalfe Posted: 05/24/09 Canard managed to keep ahead of teammate Bret Metcalfe, who was - as always - fast, but maybe a bit overshadowed by his teammates on this weekend. 840 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Pourcel and Dungey Posted: 05/24/09 In moto two, the tables were turned on these two title chasers. This time, Dungey was the one who found the rhythm that Pourcel had in moto one. 838 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes
Triplin' Trio Posted: 05/24/09 Actually, only Villopoto was tripling up the hill in the background ahead of Reed here, as the Aussie chases both RV and Josh Grant up toward the top of the back section. 976 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Roughness Posted: 05/24/09 The track was borderline insane in sections, this particular one is the front straightaway just before heading into the pro section. 1000 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Christian Craig Posted: 05/24/09 Earlier in the week, Christian Craig was rumored to be turning pro and riding for the Boost Mobile/AM-PM team. He changed his mind later in the week, and rode amateur day instead. 1230 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	The other half. Posted: 05/24/09 This is the half of Monster Pro Circuit Kawasaki that didn't do so hot, despite churning out some very fast lap times. 904 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes
Walking to work Posted: 05/24/09 Dungey gets ready for this summer's first day at the office. The goal: His first national motocross title. 953 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	World Championships 'R' Us Posted: 05/24/09 The 2006 and 2008 FIM World MX2 Champions lined up on either side of the dog house for at showdown that's been in the works for several years. This time, Pourcel came out on top, but in moto two the tables turned. 909 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Antsie Anstie Posted: 05/24/09 Max Anstie's debut didn't go as well as many had hoped. He was fast, for sure, but in this group "fast" was not enough. He didn't race moto two, and we don't know what the reason was. 1041 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Welcome Posted: 05/24/09 Justin Barcia stepped up to the big league in a big way at Glen Helen. At 16 years old, he led significant chunks of both motos and ended up 3rd in moto 2. 951 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes
Lites moto 1 start Posted: 05/24/09 And with a nice Glen Helen roost in the face, the 2009 Lucas Oils AMA Pro 250cc Motocross Championships are on. 1017 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	WMA Moto 1 start. Posted: 05/24/09 That's Ashley Fiolek with the killer holeshot, as the other 26 racers spread out behind her. 1082 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	250 Moto 2 Start Posted: 05/24/09 Barcia had no problem moving right on over against the current world champion, as Dungey, Lemoine and Canard try and chase down Tommy Searle for the holeshot award. 1211 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	450 Moto 2 Start Posted: 05/24/09 Check out the lead Mike Alessi already has on Villopoto just halfway up the start straight. Both RV and Reed got a bit sideways out of the gate, while Alessi was straight as an arrow with an open gate to his right. He kept it pinned and moved over on the riders to his right, namely Andrew Short and Josh Grant, to nail the holeshot once again. 1265 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes