Justin Bogle (19) rips a nasty whip at the end of timed practice.
Justin Bogle (19) rips a nasty whip at the end of timed practice.
On Saturday, AMA Monster Energy Supercross blasted into State Farm Stadium for round two of their 2019 Supercross season. State Farm Stadium was filled with dirt and molded into a race track for some of the best dirt bike riders in the world.
Take a look below at the sights of Supercross from timed practice and qualifying. Congrats to the winners, Blake Baggett in the 450 class and Adam Cianciarulo in the 250 class.
Monster Energy AMA Supercross comes to Glendale, Arizona.
450 winner, Blake Baggett (4), hops over the finish line jump.
450 class rookie, Joey Savatgy (17), eyes his next turn.
Marvin Musquin (25) and Dean Wilson (15) show off some style over the timed practice finish line.
Dylan Ferrandis (34) rides in the 250 class ahead of points leader, Colt Nichols (39).
Phoenix, Arizona’s, Chris Blose (111), flies through State Farm Stadium.
Colt Nichols hops a triple into a corner.
Eli Tomac (3), leads the field to the holeshot in timed practice.
Justin Bogle (19) just hanging out.
Aaron Plessinger (7), gets help as the track crew lifts the bike off of him after a crash in the whoops.
Justin Bogle (19) looks back to see how close Ken Roczen (94) is to him in midair.
Ken Roczen (94) follows Malcolm Stewart (27), over a triple. We wish Malcolm our best after sustaining a broken femur during the Main Event.
Cooper Webb (2) hops in front of Justin Bogle (19) and Ken Roczen (94).
Marvin Musquin (25), sets up to turn in midair.
2019 Glendale winner, Blake Baggett (4), eyes the whoops.
Marvin Musquin (25), hops over the finish line jump
Blake Baggett (4) eyes his next jump after flying over a triple.
Eli Tomac (3) soars through State Farm Stadium preparing to land.
Justin Hill (46) soars through the track in Glendale.
Justin Bogle (19) rips a nasty whip at the end of timed practice.
Arizona native, Devon Henry, joined the Sports360AZ crew in 2018 after graduating from Arizona State's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication. Devon has avidly partaken in coverage of the Arizona high school sports scene since 2013 and has covered NASCAR and INDYCAR at Phoenix Raceway since 2017. Devon is also a play-by-play announcer, calling over a dozen different sports and hundreds of events.
