Catching Up With Wil Hahn

The newest Metal Mulisha racer, Wil Hahn, has been on fire lately. Wil is on a hot-streak of podiums, with a second place and two third-place finishes in the last four rounds. His worst finish on the season so far is an astonishing fifth place! Mulisha knows talent, and it is no brainer why Wil is now on the team. Wil came rocketing out of the starting gate in the main event, and took the holeshot with ease. The track in Anaheim looked like it came straight from MX Reflex, with super technical timing sections, momentum stopping singles, and tricky whoop sections. This did not phase Wil, as he battled for the lead early on before settling into third. For the second weekend in a row, Wil stood on the box in third.Wil HahnThe West Lites riders get an eight round break, as the series shifts to the East coast division. Wil is sure to be training hard during the series break, because with just two rounds left in the West Lites series, Wil sits third in the points with a comfortable fourteen point lead over fourth and just seven points behind second. Way to go Wil. Let the Mulisha domination continue!Download (QuickTime 15.1MB)Metal Mulisha PodcastAlso making an appearance at the race was none other than the General himself, Brian Deegan, with Danger Boy. Deegan pumped up the crowd and talked about the Nuclear Cowboyz tour, which is of course dominated by the Mulisha. Be sure to attend the tour when it comes to a city near you, and see all your favorite Mulisha riders.http://www.metalmulisha.com/blog/2010/02/wil-hahn-anaheim-3/

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2012 Monster Energy Supercross Results: Anaheim, Round 1

Villopoto made it look easy by running away with the win at A1

Photos by Scott Hoffman.

It was the defending class champion Ryan Villopoto that made it look easy and ran away with the win at the opening round of the 2012 Monster Energy Supercross Series at Anaheim Stadium in Southern California. Are we going to see a repeat of Villopoto's domination at Phoenix and beyond? 12.2 seconds behind Villopoto was TwoTwo Motorsports rider Chad Reed who tried to minimize the gap but was not able to do so before the checkers. It was Red Bull KTM's Ryan..