MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES
VOL. 51 ISSUE 12 MARCH 25, 2014 P57
even looked as though he would
win the main event after pass-
ing early leader Ken Roczen
and started pulling away. Barcia
would lead the next 11 laps, but
that was only until Stewart caught
up and made the pass for the win
on lap 14. But Barcia would hang
on to second at the finish, even
after a few scares along the way.
Briefly...
missing the Detroit round a week
earlier. "I broke my finger at Daytona
and it was super swollen so I didn't
ride last week," Tedesco said. "The
swelling went down this week and I
could grip better, so I gave it a shot
today." Tedesco rode well most of
the day but went down hard in the
whoops early in the main event. "My
whole back is killing right now," he
said. "I was riding pretty good but I'm
hurting bad right now."
Cycle Trader Rock River Yamaha's
Ben Lamay was not in attendance
in Toronto. He has not yet fully recov-
ered from a concussion he suffered
the week before at Detroit. Team
manager Christina Denny said, "He
hit his head pretty hard and is taking
some time off. We actually want him
to skip the remainder of Supercross,
because he is our guy outdoors and
we want him to be 100 percent ready
for the start of that in May."
Privateer Chris Blose's weekend
was a bust - he blew a cam roller in
the first practice and didn't have any
of the parts, manpower or time to fix
it. "We blew a motor and there's not
much I can do at this point," he said.
"Hopefully I can get it all figured out
before next weekend I guess."
GEICO Honda's Eli Tomac was out
again for the second week in a row
with a shoulder injury, but he is ex-
pected back at St. Louis next week-
end. "He's been resting and rehab-
bing and training and we think he
should be good to go next week,"
said a GEICO team member. "Same
with Blake Wharton who sustained a
knee injury at Daytona, we think he'll
be back as well."
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Justin Bogle
(32) claimed his
first Supercross
win in the 250
class, ending the
Pro Circuit win
streak.
