Supercross Update With Wil Hahn!

Wil Hahn continued his streak of podiums in Seattle this past weekend. The West Lites Supercross Series returned from an eight week break, while the series had shifted to the East Lites division. Hahn, who was third in points prior to Seattle, used the time off to prepare for the final West Lites rounds and the up coming Motocross Nationals.Rain during the week created a very wet Seattle race track, and caused it to deteriorate at an alarming rate. Hahn's training during the break paid off, giving him the edge to navigate his Red Bull/Troy Lee Designs/Metal Mulisha Honda to a second place finish on an extremely technically and rutted race track. Hahn's second place finish was his fourth trip to the podium in seven races, and moved him into second for the Lites West Championship, ahead of Trey Canard. With only one round left in the series, Hahn sits just nineteen points behind points leader, Jake Weimer. Be sure to watch the final West Lites round in Salt Lake City, UT on Speed May 2nd at 6pm EST, where Wil has a very good chance of taking home his first win of the season, and possibly the championship. Way to go, Wil.

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Roost Report: Hangtown to Freestone

Stewart showed up at Hangtown looking calm, cool, collected, kicked some butt and took names

The biggest story leading up to the season opener of the Lucas Oil Motocross Championship circled around one James Stewart. Everyone asked, "Will he kick some butt, will he choke, was his problem with SX all in his head or has he landed on his head too many times, will the Suzuki be his saving grace, if he was so fond of the Suzuki starting last year, why did he ride for another team if he says he does not do it for the money," and a slew of other questions. Many of those questions may..