Ken roczen 94 vs trey canard






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Ken Roczen dominates Hangtown KEN ROCZEN AND JEREMY MARTIN SWEEP HANGTOWN RACEWAY This week the Lucas Oil AMA Motocross Championship Series headed North to Hangtown Raceway in Sacramento, California for Round two of the series. The Dirt Diggers of the North Motorcycle hosted the event with the help of hundreds of volunteers. German-native Ken Roczen dominated both 450 motos on his KTM to take home the overall win on the weekend in the 450 class. After losing the win last weekend at Glen Helen to his teammate in the final turns of the last lap, Roczen was obviously looking to clear the chip off his shoulder. The young rider put a pass on Dungey early on in lap one and started to pull away from the pack. Reigning Canadian Motocross Champion and fill-in rider for Ryan Villopoto, Brett Metcalfe also made his way by James Stewart to move into fourth. As Canard began to close the gap on Dungey in a battle for second, Andrew Short and and Phil Nocholetti got tangled up with both riders going down. As Barcia set his sets on Canard for the number three spot, the battle for eighth position tuned into a four-way battle as Weston Peick moved in on his Soaring Eagle backed Suzuki. With seven minutes remaining on the clock, Peick managed to move himself up into ninth just behind the veteran rider, Chad Reed. Peick, Weimer and Grant all managed to get by Reed before the end of the lap, moving themselves all up one position. With three laps to go Roczen had put six seconds between himself and Ryan Dungey. As Roczen claimed his moto win, he also celebrated his first ever moto win in the 450 class. As Metcalfe and Barcia moved themselves up one position each, they pushed Weimer back to third. Dungey was on the hunt to get by teammate Ken Roczen. However, as the two engaged in battle with one another, Roczen accepted the advantage and managed to get by both riders to move into the lead. Convinced that he could not let his rookie teammate get away on him again, Dungey followed Roczen by Barcia and Metcalfe to move his KTM into second position. Just as race fans had thought maybe Stewart had lost his touch, the number seven of James Stewart came flying from fifth to take over third in true James Stewart fashion. After returning at the end of the Supercross season from a laundry list of injuries, Trey Canard also seemed to be on fire, as he made the move on Metcalfe. With only five minutes left on the clock, Roczen had managed to put eight seconds between himself and Dungey. As the final laps closed in, Canard managed to make the pass on his teammate, Justin Barcia to move into fourth just behind James Stewart. Although not many would have expected Canard to close the gap on Stewart, he made a run for third as the checkers came out and came up just shy of third position. Roczen dominated the pack once again in moto two, claiming a 1-1 on the day and his first ever national motocross overall victory. Dungey followed up in second, once again taking home second overall, while Stewart finished out the moto in third to take third overall. Heading into moto one for the 250 class, the Frenchman, Christophe Pourcell turned the fastest lap time in qualifying. Former 250 East Coast Supercross Champion, Jason Anderson continued to experience struggles this season as he went down in moto one and taking Marvin Musquin with him. Bogle managed to get by Bell to move himself into second, but, Cooper Webb was not far behind, as he also made his way by Bell. With ten minutes left on the clock, Jeremy Martin had managed to put 5. As Martin continued to pull away, Webb closed in on Bogle and attempted to make a pass on the outside. Bogle got a little more drive out of the turn and as he shut the door on Webb, he also managed to take him out. However, Webb managed to quickly get back on his motorcycle and put a charge on to close back in on Bogle. The youngster managed to make the pass on former 250 West Coast Champion, Justin Bogle, to put himself into second position with eight minutes left on the clock. Jeremy martin claimed his third race win of the season, as did Cooper Webb claim his third second place finish of the season. Justin Bogle finished out moto one with a third place finish. Martin was followed into turn one by fellow Yamaha riders, Cooper Webb and Christophe Pourcell. Cooper Webb was on fire once again, as he quickly made his way by Christophe Pourcell to move himself into second position. Bogle attempted to rejoin the race but seemingly was experiencing immense pain and was physically unable to compete. The Factory Kawasaki normally has a team of six riders but unfortunately four are currently unable to compete due to injuries. After struggling to find his way in moto, Jason Anderson rode well in moto two to redeem himself and take home a fourth place finish in moto two. Jeremy Martin dominated the pack once again to take home his second overall victory of the season for Round Two at Hangtown Raceway in Sacramento, California. Cooper Webb went 2-2 again this weekend, taking home his second second place overall finish. Christophe Pourcell managed to hang onto third to claim his best finish of the year, so far and third overall on the weekend. Next week the series heads to Thunder Valley in Lakewood, Colorado for Round Three of the Lucas Oil AMA Motocross Championship Series.