AMA Supercross 2013 Oakland Live Streaming Online RD 4

This weekend, the Monster Energy ama supercross oakland 2013 streaming series makes its way to the one and only Northern California stop in Oakland for Round 4 of the championship. With three rounds in the books and three different 450 class winners, it’s anybody’s game at this point.

Last weekend in Anaheim, Calif., Ryan Villopoto, who is the two-time defending 450SX Class Champion, became the third different winner in as many races to claim a Main Event win. In the Western Regional 250SX Class, Eli Tomac, brings a three-race win streak into AMA Supercross Oakland Live Stream.

Tv Schedule
Event : AMA SUpercross 2013
Date : Saturday, 26th January, 2013
Time : Main Event - 7:00PM
Vanue : Overstock.com Stadium - Oakland
TV Channel : Supercross Oakland Live Straem

At last Saturday night’s Supercross race at Angel Stadium, Jake Weimer opened the 450SX Class Main Event with the Holeshot Award to with teammates Justin Barcia and Trey Canard in tow. After a sixth-place start, Villopoto began to charge through the field, eventually passing Canard on Lap 5 for the lead and rode to victory.

Last year we saw James Stewart become the fourth different winner on a different brand (Yamaha). Stewart is going to have his work cut out for him this weekend as a knee injury at the opening round in AMA Supercross Oakland live has put him in tough spot. At Anaheim 2, James stated post-race: “I felt much more confident on the bike today than I have in previous two rounds. I really like Oakland though so I’m confident that we will get all of his turned around next weekend in the Bay.”

Phoenix Supercross 2013 Preview

This Saturday night, the Monster Energy Supercross Series will stage its second race of the AMA Supercross Phoenix Live Stream. That race will have a lot to live up to after all the storylines provided by the opening event in Anaheim last weekend.
Watch Supercross Phoenix 2013 Online Usually we get answers at round one, and we did get some, but as the series leaves California and heads to Phoenix, we have more questions than we did one week ago. Heading into Anaheim 1, most of the bench racing centered around the big fourRyan Villopoto, Chad Reed, James Stewart and Ryan Dungeyand which of them would set the pace at the opener. Sure, there was speculation about guys like Justin Barcia, Trey Canard, Kevin Windham or even someone like Jake Weimer getting into the mix, but at no point did I think or hear from anyone else that Davi Millsaps would leave Anaheim with the red plate. Nor do I think anyone had Canardwho has raced only a handful of times since round 14 of the 2011 SX series and has had two career-ending type of injuries sinceracing for wins this early in the year. It would be one thing if the big four all crashed in the first turn and Davi got the holeshot and checked out, but that is not what went down. What went down was a straight-up beat-down by the #18 and #41. So, does this mean the big four is now the big six, or was Anaheim 1 a fluke deal? That is the million dollar question as the series moves to round two.
AMA Supercross Phoenix 2013 Live Stream Another huge question heading into Phoenix is about the prognosis of James Stewarts knee. After setting the fastest lap time in qualifying, Stewart dabbed his foot in a corner and tweaked his knee. At first, there was speculation that the two-time SX champ was going to sit out the night show at the opener, but the #7 toughed it out, qualified third out of his heat race and scored eighth place points in the main event. If there is nothing seriously torn in the knee and James can continue on in the 2013 season, that could go down as the ride of the year for the #7 who was visibly in pain. When it comes to whether something is torn and whether James will continue on, the tight-lipped Stewart camp has, as expected, not said a word. We expect we will see a tweet in the next couple of days, but if not, we will find out on Saturday like everyone else. One thing is for sure, if he is there, he will be a threat to win. James looked blazing fast on the Yoshimura Suzuki before hurting his knee.