Racing

Glen Helen MX Photo Gallery

May 30, 2014

We spent the last Saturday with all of the top racers of motocross, and lots and lots of fans, running around Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California, taking in all the racing action. Here is a collection of what we saw through our camera lenses. Enjoy!

Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Brett Metcalfe went 4-5 on the day for fourth overall. Photo Sean Klinger

Team Muscle Milk Honda’s Trey Canard put in an impressive ride at the first national with a podium finish. Photo Sean Klinger

Rockstar KTM’s Jason Anderson had a great first moto, finishing third, but a mechanical issue in the second put him down to 10th overall. Photo Sean Klinger

KTM teammates Ryan Dungey and Ken Roczen battled for most of the second moto, with the Minnesotan coming out on top. Photo Sean Klinger

Ken Roczen can’t be too disappointed with a 2-2 score for second overall, but might be a little bitter from the late last lap pass from his fellow KTM rider. Photo Sean Klinger

What Glen Helen lacks in quantity of jumps it makes up for with the quality. Roczen airs out this massive triple. Photo Sean Klinger

Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Blake Baggett had a sort of lopsided day going 8-3 for fourth overall. Photo Sean Klinger

Ryan Dungey led the most important lap during moto two at Glen Helen, the last one. Photo by Adam Booth.

A broken chain in moto one hurt Justin Barcia’s overall score. Photo by Adam Booth

Trey Canard finds his way through first lap chaos and rode strong to a third overall. Photo by Adam Booth

Josh Grant showed his So Cal fans he has the speed to win by taking the first moto victory, unfortunately a second moto crash kept him for a top finish. Photo by Adam Booth

Straight domination is the way to describe Jeremy Martin’s riding at Glen Helen. He lead every lap of every moto for the big victory. Photo by Adam Booth

Roczen ripped a huge holeshot in moto two. Photo by Adam Booth

Cole Seely ran towards the front but finished just outside the top three on the day. Photo by Adam Booth

James Stewart didn’t look spectacular at Glen Helen but he didn’t look bad either. Photo by Adam Booth