Racing

Seattle Supercross Photo Gallery

April 15, 2014

Ryan Villopoto and Cole Seely had big nights in Seattle, at round 15 of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series. Here’s Shan Moore’s photo report.

A look at CenturyLink Field from the street, home of the Super Bowl-winning Seahawks… and the locals remind newcomers of the fact! Photo By Shan Moore

There seems to be a glass office building growing out of the Honda pits. Photo By Shan Moore

Dean Wilson flies high between the stadium arch and downtown Seattle high risers. Photo By Shan Moore

Cole Seely lets it air out during practice. Photo By Shan Moore

Justin Barcia’s streak of three-straight podium finishes ended in Seattle with a fifth. Photo By Shan Moore

Trey Canard battled with Barcia for fifth but in the end had to settle for sixth. Photo By Shan Moore

Vince Friese was 21st overall while subbing for Josh Grant on the N-Fab JGRMX Yamaha team. Photo By Shan Moore

Justin Hill (35) and Jason Anderson go for the same line in the 250 main. Photo By Shan Moore

Justin Hill won his heat race and then finished third in the 250 main. Photo By Shan Moore

Phil Nicoletti leads Josh Hill in their heat race. Hill eventually took the win. Photo By Shan Moore

Trey Canard leads Ken Roczen out of one of the bowl turns. Photo By Shan Moore

Ken Roczen (94), Trey Canard (41) and Andrew Short fly in tandem. Photo By Shan Moore

Ken Roczen finished seventh. Photo By Shan Moore

Cole Seely kept his title hopes alive by taking the 250 win. Photo By Shan Moore

Andrew Short got a good start and ran in the top five early on before settling into eighth at the finish. Photo By Shan Moore

Villopoto, Short and Dungey break though the first turn in the main event. Photo By Shan Moore

Stewart passed Dungey on lap four of the main. Photo By Shan Moore

James Stewart reflects on his second place finish. Photo By Shan Moore

Eli Tomac had what he called his best race of the year with a fourth. Photo By Shan Moore

Ryan Villopoto can wrap up the title in two weeks in New York with just a steady ride. Photo By Shan Moore