Galfer USA's Jason Anderson Holds onto 250 West Points Lead with Second in Seattle

The Monster Energy AMA Supercross season visited Seattle, Washington, on Saturday for round 15, and Galfer USA-sponsored Jason Anderson retained his points lead in 250 West on board his Rockstar Energy Racing KTM. In the 450 main, Andrew Short and Mike Alessi ensured that Galfer USA was represented in the top ten.

450SX

Andrew Short was, as usual, inside the top ten. He finished eighth in Seattle on board the No. 29 BTO Sports KTM 450 SX-F. Short has been one of the most consistent riders all season, finishing lower than tenth only one time in 15 races.

Moto Concepts rider Mike Alessi had another solid night in the 450 main, bringing home 10th on his No. 800 Suzuki RM-Z450. Alessi held down sixth during the first five laps.

After finishing near the back of the pack in the past two races, Weston Peick’s form was back to normal. He rode his No. 40 Peick Racing Suzuki RM-Z450 to 11th.

The Privateer Journey’s Nick Schmidt was 14th on the No. 415 Honda CRF 450, while Dirt Candy’s Ronnie Stewart was 17th on the No. 606 Suzuki RM-Z450.

250SX

Rockstar Energy Racing’s Jason Anderson held onto his 250 West points lead with a second-place finish in the 250 main. He had to play catch-up in the opening laps, and he eventually moved into second on his No. 17 KTM 250 SX-F. Anderson crashed and dropped to third, but he managed to reclaim second before the checkered flag.

Jake Canada continued his top-ten streak, taking eighth for 51 Fifty on his No. 66 Honda CRF 250. Canada was also eighth last week in Houston, Texas, and his consistency has helped him break into the top ten in points.

Dakota Tedder also repeated his Houston results, finishing 12th on the No. 83 Team Tedder Kawasaki KX 250F. Slaton Racing’s Preston Mull was 14th on the No. 565 Yamaha YZ250F.

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450 Class Results

1. Ryan Villopoto

2. James Stewart

3. Ryan Dungey

4. Eli Tomac

5. Justin Barcia

6. Trey Canard

7. Ken Roczen

8. Andrew Short

9. Joshua Hill

10. Mike Alessi

11. Weston Peick

12. Chris Blose

13. Nicholas Wey

14. Nicholas Schmidt

15. Kyle Regal

16. Killian Rusk

17. Ronnie Stewart

18. Phillip Nicoletti

19. Tevin Tapia

20. Cody Gilmore

21. Vince Friese

22. Bracken Hall

450 Class Points

1. Ryan Villopoto, 318

2. James Stewart, 270

3. Ryan Dungey, 267

4. Ken Roczen, 249

5. Justin Barcia, 214

6. Justin Brayton, 196

7. Andrew Short, 194

8. Broc Tickle, 126

9. Joshua Hill, 124

10. William Hahn, 122

250 Class Results

1. Cole Seely

2. Jason Anderson

3. Justin Hill

4. Dean Wilson

5. Jessy Nelson

6. Zach Osbourne

7. Cooper Webb

8. Jake Canada

9. Malcolm Stewart

10. Shane MceIrath

11. Michael Leib

12. Dakota Tedder

13. Scott Champion

14. Preston Mull

15. Chris Howell

16. Aaron Siminoe

17. Chad Gores

18. Zackery Freeberg

19. Ross Johnson

20. Collin Jurin

21. Ryder Steffy

22. Johnny Jelderda

250 West Class Points

1. Jason Anderson, 178

2. Cole Seely, 170

3. Justin Hill, 139

4. Dean Wilson, 138

5. Cooper Webb, 121

6. Malcolm Stewart, 121

7. Jessy Nelson, 103

8. Zach Osbourne, 100

9. Shane Mcelrath, 96

10. Jake Canada, 72