2020 ATLANTA SUPERCROSS | 450 MAIN EVENT RACE RESULTS

The 450SX class is shaping up to be an exciting one at the 2020 Atlanta Supercross. Eli Tomac has been a new man in the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross series, he’s more consistent now, he’s getting better starts and he currently has the points lead coming into round nine. Ken Roczen has been quick as well and with two wins this season and only a seven-point deficit between he and Eli, Ken is right there and in the fight for the title. Cooper Webb had a big get off last weekend in Arlington which resulted in a hematoma and bone bruising on his pelvis and sacrum, but after rehabbing it all week long, Cooper Webb is back on the bike again in Atlanta and he’s going to give it his all. MXA is in Atlanta and we’re bringing our readers results, photos, videos and news from Atlanta. Click the link below for our Best in the Pits gallery, Pre-Race Report, Qualifying & Track Walk gallery, Press Day video and more.

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450 MAIN EVENT RESULTS

Ken Roczen won the 450 Main Event in Atlanta. Click here for the updated point standings.

Ken Roczen grabbed the holeshot with Eli Tomac and Cooper Webb buried back in the pack. Martin Davalos, Vince Friese and Justin Hill ran in second, third and forth early. On lap two Jason Anderson and Justin Barcia passed Tomac, but then Tomac passed Barcia right back in the next corner. Then, Eli Tomac went in for a super aggressive move on Blake Baggett and he took both himself and Baggett out. That dropped Tomac back to 14th. At the halfway point, it was Ken Roczen who had the lead with Martin Davalos and Justin Hill rounding out the podium with Vince Friese in fourth. Finally, with just six and half minutes to go, Justin Barcia was able to pass both Vince Friese and Justin Hill to get into third. Then, Jason Anderson bobbled coming into the turn before the whoops and he took out Vince Friese and Dean Wilson at the same time allowing Cooper Webb to move into fifth and Tomac to move into seventh. Cooper Webb had Anderson all over him until Jason took the inside in the corner before the sand and he pushed Cooper out of the way. Then, Jason Anderson got passed Hill, but Justin Hill pushed him wide which caused Jason to miss the triple in the rhythm section and allow Cooper and Eli to pass Anderson. Then, Cooper and Eli both passed Justin Hill to get into fourth and fifth. Then, on the final lap Cooper Webb and Eli Tomac both passed Martin Davalos on the last lap and Cooper grabbed third place and Tomac fourth. Click here for the updated point standings.

1		94	Ken Roczen
2		51	Justin Barcia
3		1	Cooper Webb
4		3	Eli Tomac
5		37	Martin Davalos
6		46	Justin Hill
7		7	Aaron Plessinger
8		27	Malcolm Stewart
9		64	Vince Friese
10		15	Dean Wilson
11		21	Jason Anderson
12		10	Justin Brayton
13		50	Benny Bloss
14		34	Tyler Bowers
15		22	Chad Reed
16		11	Kyle Chisholm
17		722	Adam Enticknap
18		393	Daniel Herrlein
19		4	Blake Baggett
20		65	James Weeks
21		44	Kyle Cunningham
22		71	Ryan Breece

Eli Tomac took out Blake Baggett early in the race. Click here for our Aftermath article with a play-by-play photo sequence of the take-out. 

450 LCQ RESULTS

Kyle Cunningham finished second in the 450 LCQ and transferred into the Main Event. 

James Weeks grabbed the holeshot on his TPJ Racing Yamaha and behind him was Jared Lesher and two of the HEP Suzuki riders, Adam Enticknap and Kyle Cunningham. The Suzuki boys were able to get around Lesher while Weeks continued to ride a smooth race and pull away. Daniel Herrlein passed Jared Lesher to gain the final transfer position with one lap to go.

POS.	#	RIDER
1	65	James Weeks
2	44	Kyle Cunningham
3	722	Adam Enticknap
4	393	Daniel Herrlein
5	412	Jared Lesher
6	848	Joan Cros
7	61	Alex Ray
8	114	Nick Schmidt
9	48	Henry Miller
10	282	Theodore Pauli
11	211	Tevin Tapia
12	447	Deven Raper
13	88	Logan Karnow
14	280	Cade Clason
15	330	Aj Catanzaro
16	606	Ronnie Stewart
17	221	Mathias Jorgensen
18	597	Mason Kerr
19	976	Josh Greco
20	70	Dylan Merriam
21	509	Alexander Nagy
22	501	Scotty Wennerstrom

 

450 HEAT RACE TWO RESULTS

Eli Tomac easily won the second Heat Race in Atlanta.

In the second 450 Heat Race it was Eli Tomac who grabbed the holeshot with Martin Davalos second, Cooper Webb third and Justin Hill fourth. All eyes were on Cooper Webb to see how he would be able to deal with the bone bruising and hematoma in his pelvis and sacrum. Hill quickly passed Webb coming into turn three and then Justin Hill passed Davalos in the sand section on the first lap. Cooper Webb was able to get around Davalos later in the race to finish third and close in on Justin Hill while Eli Tomac checked out and won the Heat race.

POS.		#	RIDER
1		3	Eli Tomac
2		46	Justin Hill
3		1	Cooper Webb
4		37	Martin Davalos
5		15	Dean Wilson
6		64	Vince Friese
7		4	Blake Baggett
8		22	Chad Reed
9		11	Kyle Chisholm
10		65	James Weeks
11		722	Adam Enticknap
12		606	Ronnie Stewart
13		70	Dylan Merriam
14		88	Logan Karnow
15		282	Theodore Pauli
16		330	Aj Catanzaro
17		221	Mathias Jorgensen
18		447	Deven Raper
19		597	Mason Kerr
20		61	Alex Ray

Justin Hill finished second in the second 450 Heat Race of the night.

Cooper Webb is 26-points behind Eli Tomac in the Championship coming into round nine. He finished third in his Heat Race.

450 HEAT RACE ONE RESULTS

Ken Roczen grabbed the win in the first 450 Heat Race.

Ken Roczen grabbed the holeshot in the first Heat Race with Jason Anderson, Ryan Breece and Justin Brayton right behind him. Brayton quickly got into third around Breece in turn two while Ken started to pull away. Ken Roczen rode smooth and smart and he went on to win the race while the 2018 Champion, Jason Anderson finished second, only two seconds behind and Roczen’s HRC Honda teammate Justin Brayton finished third.

POS.		#	RIDER
1		94	Ken Roczen
2		21	Jason Anderson
3		10	Justin Brayton
4		51	Justin Barcia
5		7	Aaron Plessinger
6		27	Malcolm Stewart
7		71	Ryan Breece
8		50	Benny Bloss
9		34	Tyler Bowers
10		44	Kyle Cunningham
11		48	Henry Miller
12		393	Daniel Herrlein
13		280	Cade Clason
14		848	Joan Cros
15		412	Jared Lesher
16		114	Nick Schmidt
17		211	Tevin Tapia
18		509	Alexander Nagy
19		976	Josh Greco
20		501	Scotty Wennerstrom

Jason Anderson was second in his Heat Race.

Justin Brayton had a rough night in Arlington with five big crashes. He’s looking to turn it around tonight in Atlanta.

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