2009 Daytona Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship (Round 10 of 17; SX Lites East Round 4 of 8)

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This is round 10 of the 2009 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, and round 4 of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Lites East Championship from Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, FL.
Returning contenders like Supercross rookies Ryan Villopoto, Josh Grant, and Broc Hepler, Tim Ferry, 2007 champ James Stewart, Ivan Tedesco, Andrew Short, Supercross Sophomores Josh Hill and Mike Alessi, Michael Byrne, Davi Millsaps, 2008 Supercross runner-up Kevin Windham, and defending champ Chad Reed battle it out for the 2009 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship. This is Ryan Villopoto's rookie season in the Supercross class. Chad Reed runs the number 1 plate in a Supercross season for the first time since Jeremy McGrath in 2001. The recently-retired Ricky Carmichael designs the Daytona track, and stops in the booth to call the main events. Defending Lites West champ Jason Lawrence jumps up to the 450cc bike for this race. Watch Supercross Heat #2 as privateer Shaun Skinner pulls the holeshot, only to have a mechanical problem just 2 turns later. Watch the main event to see a massive first-turn pileup involving James Stewart and several other riders; James remounts to finish an incredible 7th place, while Chad Reed methodically works his way to the lead, and wins his 2nd consecutive race of the 2009 season.
Returning Supercross Lites East contenders like Christophe Pourcel, Brett Metcalfe, Lites Sophomores Austin Stroupe and Nico Izzi, Wil Hahn, Lites rookie Blake Wharton, 2003 champ Branden Jesseman, Martin Davalos and others battle it out for the 2009 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Lites East Championship. This season is Christophe Pourcel's first in the U.S. after a very painful spinal injury that almost cost him his career (and mobility) in 2008. Privateer Daniel Blair #125 earns a ride with the GEICO Honda team after Brett Metcalfe went down with an injury after finishing 2nd in the opener at Houston. Watch a parade lap incident between rookie Tyler Wharton and Wil Hahn.
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@hoodedcobra1531 Год назад

338 was hung over so bad drinking jack and coke in that press interview after the race lol so good

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Год назад

Yep, I heard little bits and pieces of that. Classic example of wasted talent.

@MaisieLockwood06 4 года назад

43:59 big crash for Austin stroupe

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

Yes, that was bad. That just about put Stroupe's title hopes in flames.

@Beckofilmz 3 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 🤣😭😂

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 3 года назад

@@Beckofilmz Excuse me???

@polok890 6 лет назад

Jason Lawrence has less video time in his career than bigfoot. there is practically nothing to watch this guy race

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 6 лет назад

Agreed 100%. At first, I admired Jason Lawrence's desire to beat Villopoto in 2007 after signing with Yamaha of Troy, but I think he let that Lites West title in 2008 go to his head and started becoming one of the problem-childs of the sport. Lawrence is one rider I am HAPPY is not in this sport anymore (another being Travis Pastrana). Those who say to bring back Jason Lawrence really need a reality check and then some IMO.

@scottys9898 4 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames why travis pastrana?

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

I just think as a racer, Travis didn't listen to the right people. When he didn't let his knee heal properly, that practically ruined his racing career. I still remember Travis saying, "Racing has been my dream" and I felt he threw it away, but made the most of it with his Nitro Circus gig.

@scottys9898 4 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames thats a good point. Travis could run with with Ricky any day of the week when he was completely focused on racing. I think Travis was absolutely breed to be racer all the way through his amateur career but he could never kick the freestyle bug, but that was what made Travis who he was. There are old clips of him when he was 12 jumping over ponds in florida with the crusty demons crew doing heel clickers. Travis even said himself that he didn't have the killer mentality that ricky had and he wouldn't want to either. Either way he is the most talented all around person to ever ride a motorcycle in my opinion.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

@@scottys9898 That further proves my point of why I'm glad Travis isn't active in this sport anymore. He's an outstanding motorcycle rider, you can't deny that, but Travis could've made a name for himself in racing if he took it seriously. Instead, all he really "gave" was a personality you just can't beat.

@abracing199 7 лет назад

Wow I had forgotten just how fast Stewart used to be

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 7 лет назад

Yes. James made plenty of bad decisions once he went from Kawasaki to San Manuel Yamaha -- a Supercross-only team -- at the prime of his career. He burned too many bridges to a point where he can't even race anymore. If James is not willing to privateer it like brother Malcolm did this year, I think he needs to just call it a career.

@johnnybgood774 4 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames he didnt burn any bridges lol they hated him he went supercross only cause he had to

@johnnybgood774 4 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames quit hatin

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

@@johnnybgood774 Yes he did burn bridges with Kawi, Yamaha (after he downright hated the backwards-frame models), and Suzuki.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

@@johnnybgood774 Quit hating??? Telling it like it is is what I'd call it.

@chawman6005 3 года назад

JLaw real is rare

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 3 года назад

The guy sure let that Lites West title from 2008 go to his head and get in more trouble than Ron Lechien did when he was racing. I'm glad J-Law isn't in this sport anymore.

@MaisieLockwood06 4 года назад

1:09:43/1:11:06 James Stewart starts off with a huge crash beat later hill is like, thanks for picking up my bike, get off it that mine go get your own

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

That was a bit hilarious, but on serious viewing, Stewart DID take a nasty hit to his head from that crash.

@racingfuel28 2 года назад

This really was redemption for Reed after what happened to him in 2008.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 2 года назад

I'm with you there. Who'd have thought that 2009 would be the last time Reed would win Daytona on that note? I certainly wouldn't have thought that.

@racingfuel28 2 года назад

I don’t think anyone would’ve thought that 2009 would have been the last time James or Chad won a title, James indoors, and Chad in the outdoors. It’s crazy as good as both of those guys were, they only won three titles a piece in the 450 class. Just shows the calibre of riders they were racing against.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 2 года назад

@@racingfuel28 That, too. But even though Stewart remained on a factory team his whole career, I still give the nod of who won the battle to Chad Reed because of longevity and saving his career when it was on the chopping block, while Stewart did virtually nothing.

@draggingdeeznuts3466 2 года назад

The man reed 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 2 года назад

You bet! Chad Reed winning his 3rd (and later final) Daytona Supercross of his career. He's truly the GOAT after McGrath and Carmichael to me.

@kenturner3268 3 года назад

Reed said he likes it when the faster riders crash. Sometimes I even win a championship if they get hurt bad enough. Now where did I put that disc of Dale Earnhardt tactics.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 3 года назад

Well, as David Bailey once said, "The fastest guys don't always win."

@kenturner3268 3 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Reed was never the caliber of Stewart or R.C.

@kenturner3268 3 года назад

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames He was a dirty rider.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 3 года назад

@@kenturner3268 Oh I disagree. Chad Reed was EASILY their biggest threat if one of them made mistakes, and they did. I still believe that Reed may very well have won the 2006 Supercross title if it wasn't for that 5th at Orlando.

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 3 года назад

@@kenturner3268 Disagree again. Hard to beat someone who's consistently in the top 3 and even more consistent than McGrath was.

@deljaigaming5832 3 года назад

Hardest track in supercross

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 3 года назад

No doubt about it. One of the last good configurations until they went back to having the start as a 180 left again in '16.

@thebordenasylum7726 5 лет назад

If Eli Tomac = Elito Mac, then James Stewart = Majes Warsett

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 5 лет назад

lol -- unsure I understand that :P

@Shoorit 3 года назад

What?

@rmrm1002 4 года назад

JJJJJJJJJ-Law!!! The Mallitia should have approached this guy right away...to hard core for the fakes

@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 4 года назад

That's IF the Metal Mulisha were still around. Unfortunately, J-Law turned into one of THE WORST additions to the sport because he let that 2008 SX Lites West title go to his head IMO.