SUPERCROSS
MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES
ROUND 7/FEBRUARY 15, 2014
COWBOYS STADIUM/ARLINGTON, TEXAS
P46
"To come back after running
off the track and to get a fifth is a
little bit of a disappointment, but
I'm still racing with the guys I'm
supposed to be racing with and
I know I've got the speed," said
Brayton. "After a rough go last
weekend, though, it's good to be
back in the top five."
In the meantime, Roczen
crossed the finish line in sixth.
"The track was once again
sketchy and we were all pretty
close, which makes it hard," said
Roczen. "I was running fifth and
I just made a few mistakes and
dropped back. I made a bobble
back in that corner and Brayton
came by and that was it."
>>250 SUPERCROSS
Arlington marked the opening
round of the East 250 Super-
cross Series, and it was exciting
to see a new batch of racers on
the track. For sure, the Monster
Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki
Team came into Texas ready to
go and, in the end, it was the
green crew sweeping the podium
with Adam Cianciarulo getting a
huge win in his rookie debut in
front of teammates Blake Baggett
and Martin Davalos.
Davalos was particularly im-
pressive in the heat races, and
claimed the first pick on the gate
by winning what ended up being
the fastest heat.
Cianciarulo won his heat, as
well, edging out Baggett by just
under a half second.
All three Kawasaki riders
moved to the front early in the 15-
lap main, with Cianciarulo taking
the early lead after grabbing his
second holeshot of the night.
Davalos made a pass on "AC"
on the opening lap, and held the
lead until lap four, when he went
down. At that point, Cianciarulo
took over with Baggett not far be-
hind.
"I got the holeshot and then
Martin got by me right away, then
he started pulling away," Cian-
ciarulo said. "I had Blake right
behind me, and I was thinking I
was going to have to put in per-
The Monster Energy/Pro
Circuit/Kawasaki Team swept
the 250-class podium.
