Chad Reed the current championship points leader in action at AT&T Park in San Francisco. Yamaha rider James Stewart led from start to finish to win his fourth consecutive Monster Energy series Supercross race at AT T Park in San Francisco in front of an almost capacity crowd. Australian Chad Reed , despite a slow start, managed second whilst Kawasaki rider, Ryan Villopoto ,  took third place. For series championship leader Chad Reed, it was a much tougher story. Seemingly down on speed throughout the night Reed had to battle in the final starting from fourth and moved into second place on lap three. Despite having seventeen laps to catch Stewart the 2008 champion was unable to make any ground on Stewart. Commenting on his disappointment for the night Reed said “Right now that is important and we go back to Anaheim next weekend, so we will work to get better.” The Supercross Lites provided an entertaining battle between James Weimer, Ryan Dungey and Trey Canard. Leading for the first eleven laps Weimer held his line as Dungey tried an aggressive pass that saw him loose control and crash. Canard took advantage to move into second. Managing to restart the race, Dungey eventually caught and passed Canard to finish second behind race winner Weimer. During the intermission the crowd was thrilled by the Jägermeister stunt team which included the rare feat of four riders performing reverse summersaults of the same ramp in sequence. AMA Supercross Class Season Standing StandingRider</span></p>Bike</span></p>Points1Chad ReedSuzuki1082James StewartYamaha1023Josh GrantYamaha954Ryan VillopotoKawasaki885Andrew ShortHonda876Ivan TedescoHonda737Kevin WindhamHonda688Mike AllesiSuzuki589Tim FerryKawasaki5610Davi MillsapsHonda55
Chad Reed the current championship points leader in action at AT&T Park in San Francisco. rider led from start to finish to win his fourth consecutive series race at in San Francisco in front of an almost capacity crowd. Australian , despite a slow start, managed second whilst rider , , took third place. For series championship leader Chad Reed, it was a much tougher story. Seemingly down on speed throughout the night Reed had to battle in the final starting from fourth and moved into second place on lap three. Despite having seventeen laps to catch Stewart the 2008 champion was unable to make any ground on Stewart. Commenting on his disappointment for the night Reed said “Right now that is important and we go back to next weekend, so we will work to get better.” The Supercross Lites provided an entertaining battle between James Weimer, and Trey Canard. Leading for the first eleven laps Weimer held his line as Dungey tried an aggressive pass that saw him loose control and crash. Canard took advantage to move into second. Managing to restart the race, Dungey eventually caught and passed Canard to finish second behind race winner Weimer. During the intermission the crowd was thrilled by the stunt team which included the rare feat of four riders performing reverse summersaults of the same ramp in sequence. AMA Supercross Class Season Standing StandingRiderBikePoints1Chad ReedSuzuki1082James StewartYamaha1023Josh GrantYamaha954Ryan VillopotoKawasaki885Andrew ShortHonda876Ivan TedescoHonda737Kevin WindhamHonda688Mike AllesiSuzuki589Tim FerryKawasaki5610Davi MillsapsHonda55
R
Yamaha rider James Stewart
rider
D
Monster Energy series Supercross race at AT
R
T Park
series race at
D
Chad Reed
R
Kawasaki rider, Ryan Villopoto
rider
A
,
D
Anaheim
D
Ryan Dungey
D
Jägermeister
R
StandingRider</span></p>Bike</span></p>Points1Chad
StandingRiderBikePoints1Chad