MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES
VOL. 51 ISSUE 8 FEBRUARY 25, 2014 P57
said Bogle. "I'm just following the
plan with my trainer and so far, so
good. I'm happy but not satisfied.
I'm hungry for more and ready
to move over on the podium to-
wards that middle spot.
"I didn't have the best start in
the main, so I had to fight through
and make some passes to get up
front," he said of the race. "Basi-
cally, I capitalized on some mis-
takes other guys were making
and made it through the carnage.
I raced a pretty smart race."
BAGGETT'S BAD START
Blake Baggett salvaged what
could've been a disastrous night
for the Monster Energy/Pro Cir-
cuit/Kawasaki Team rider. He
clipped handlebars with the
rider next to him down the start
chute and nearly went down, but
the damage was done. He en-
tered the first turn in dead last
but, knowing he could possibly
make some passes in bunches
through the first turn, he dove to
the inside and came out just out-
side the top 10. From there, he
clawed and scratched his way
up, eventually crossing the finish
line in fifth place, definitely keep-
ing himself in contention for the
East Championship.
He did, however, slip from sec-
ond to third in the points stand-
ings but the former 250 outdoor
champ is still only nine points
out of the lead behind the rookie
Cianciarulo. CN
450 MAIN
1. Ken Roczen (KTM)
2. Ryan Villopoto (Kaw)
3. Ryan Dungey (KTM)
4. Wil Hahn (Hon)
5. Justin Brayton (Yam)
6. Mike Alessi (Suz)
7. Broc Tickle (Suz)
8. Weston Peick (Suz)
9. Josh Grant (Yam)
10. Andrew Short (KTM)
250 EAST MAIN
1. Martin Davalos (Kaw)
2. Adam Cianciarulo (Kaw)
3. Justin Bogle (Hon)
4. Blake Wharton (Hon)
5. Blake Baggett (Kaw)
6. Vince Friese (Hon)
7. James DeCotis (Hon)
8. Cole Thomson (KTM)
9. Matt Lemoine (Kaw)
10. Michael Oldenburg (Hon)
Both Roczen
(94) and
Villopoto (1)
made mistakes
that cost them
positions, but
Villopoto's cost
him a seemingly
sure win.
Roczen
couldn't wait
to spread the
news of his
second win.
