🎥 Tomac Wins Daytona SX

The AMA Supercross Championship headed to the only stop on the circuit not run inside a station on the weekend; the Daytona International Speedway. The winningest rider in the venue’s 44-year history with the championship, Ricky Carmichael designed another grueling track that created tight, bar-banging racing.
Check out the highlights of what went down…

Supercross – Daytona – 450SX Highlights

Highlights: From Eli Tomac's victory to Ryan Dungey's charge through the field, the 450SX riders put on a show Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway.

Posted by SPEED on Saturday, March 11, 2017

450SX

Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Eli Tomac, came from behind in Daytona to capture his fifth Monster Energy Supercross victory of the season, closing the championship gap to Red Bull KTM’s Ryan Dungey to just 17 points. Tomac mounted a charge just before the halfway mark before initiating the pass on HRC Honda fill-in rider Jeremy Martin (stepping up from the 250 class) on Lap 11. He then set sail, taking his second consecutive Daytona SX win by over 17 seconds. Rockstar Husqvarna mounted Jason Anderson rebounded from a ninth-place start to score his second podium of the season.

Behind the top three, fans witnessed a huge comeback ride out of 2015 Daytona champion Ryan Dungey. After starting 17th, Dungey picked apart the field one lap at a time. He cracked the top 10 at the halfway mark, passed Chad Reed for fifth on Lap 17 and worked past Cole Seely on the final turn to finish fourth. The reigning champion still has not finished worse than fourth since April 2014.

1. Eli Tomac
2. Jeremy Martin
3. Jason Anderson
4. Ryan Dungey
5. Cole Seely
6. Chad Reed

Supercross – Daytona – 250SX Highlights

250SX rider Adam Cianciarulo wins in front of his home fans at Daytona International Speedway!

Posted by SPEED on Saturday, March 11, 2017

250SX

In the 250SX Class, hometown kid Adam Cianciarulo returned to the top step for the first time since Indianapolis SX in 2014. Cianciarulo worked past teammate Joey Savatgy on Lap 1 and maintained a gap throughout the 15-lap race to capture the victory by four seconds. The Pro Circuit Kawasaki duo were joined on the podium by French rider Dylan Ferrandis, who scored his first career Supercross podium.
Championship leader Zach Osborne rebounded from a crash to finish fourth. He will carry a six-point advantage into Indianapolis.

1. Adam Cianciarulo
2. Joey Savatgy
3. Dylan Ferrandis
4. Zach Osborne
5. Jordon Smith

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