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Round 12 of Monster Energy AMA Supercross takes place this Saturday, March 23, in Seattle, WA.Action
kicks off with Daniel Blair and Jim Holley hosting Race Day Live from
CenturyLink Field beginning at 4:00 p.m. ET/1:00 p.m. PT on NBC Sports
Gold. NBC Sports Network will carry live coverage of Round 12 beginning
at 10:00 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. PT. NBC Sports Gold will also have live
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and grips are the most successful on the market.West Coast RefresherWhen
the 250SX West Region left off after the East/West Showdown in Atlanta,
Adam Cianciarulo had just put a victorious exclamation point on what’s
turning out to be a spectacular season for him. The Monster Energy/Pro
Circuit Kawasaki rider now has some breathing room with a 15-point lead,
but behind him things are pretty tight. Dylan Ferrandis (125), Shane
McElrath (123), and Colt Nichols (120), occupy second through fourth and
are only separated by a mere five points. Barring disaster, it’s
unlikely Cianciarulo will give up the red plate this weekend, but it’s
anyone’s guess where Ferrandis, McElrath, and Nichols will be following
this weekend.Weather AlertWhether or not the forecast
calls for rain, there’s always a threat of it when Monster Energy AMA
Supercross heads to Seattle. If you need proof just check out the videos
below from last year’s muddy ordeal. We could be in for another mudder
too, as rain is expected on Friday and Saturday. If that happens it
could provide the shakeup guys like Eli Tomac, Marvin Musquin, and Ken
Roczen are hoping for as they try to chase down Cooper Webb, who leads
the series by 14 points. Then again, it could always swing the other way
too, leaving Webb with a massive lead. We’ll see which way the water
flows, if at all, in Seattle.The WeathermanSpeaking of
inclement weather, some guys seem to excel when things get wet and
Justin Barcia is one of them. He won the muddy season opener this year,
and the last time he won before that was in Seattle in 2013 after rain
had fallen in the afternoon. And even if no rain comes at all, the dirt
in Seattle is typically pretty soft and breaks down quickly, which makes
for tough and rutty conditions. Can Barcia, who took fifth in
Indianapolis after missing two rounds with a concussion, use Seattle’s
unique soil to his advantage to get back on the box?Box CheckedWe’ve
all been waiting for Marvin Musquin to get his first win of the season
and it finally happened last week in Indianapolis. Musquin led every lap
too, although he did have to deal with some pretty immense pressure at
times from Blake Baggett. There’s nothing like winning races to boost
one’s confidence, and now that Musquin’s got that first one out of the
way we might just see him knock down another one in Seattle.The Other FrenchmanMusquin
isn’t the only fast Frenchman who’s been searching for a win this
season. Ferrandis, who’s finished second in four of six 250SX West races
so far, is the other. He badly needs a W too. With just four races left
he trails Cianciarulo by 15 points, which means he needs to average
four more points than Cianciarulo at every remaining round if he wants
to win the title. We’ll see if Ferrandis can improve the health of his
championship quest in the Pacific Northwest.Tomac AttackIf
Eli Tomac continues his recent pattern of wins followed by not so great
races, this weekend could result in another 26 points for the Monster
Energy Kawasaki rider. In the last seven rounds, Tomac has gone
1-6-12-1-6-1-4, and if he wants to continue to have a shot at the title,
he will need a good weekend to dig himself out of the 21-point hole
he’s currently in. Tomac won last year in the mud and needs to put
together a great ride in Seattle. Will he return to the top of the box
this weekend?The Wheels on the Webb WagonThe wheels on
the Cooper Webb wagon have shown durability throughout 2019, as his five
wins are the most in 450SX and he has a 19-point lead. But his last win
was in Atlanta. Tomac stole the night in Daytona—although he didn’t
make up much ground on Webb in the points column—and his Red Bull KTM
teammate Marvin Musquin won in Indianapolis. We’ll find out tomorrow if
he can keep the wheels rolling toward his first 450 title and grab his
first win since round nine.BB-4 and a Galaxy Not So Far AwayBaggett
got his first taste atop a 450SX podium earlier this year in Glendale
and has been super close to a second victory in recent weeks. He’s been
fast in qualifying, found some fast lines in the main event, and has
been on KTM podium sweep three times—could his second win come as soon
as this Saturday?JG33 ReturnsJosh Grant will make his
2019 supercross debut tomorrow as a member of Monster Energy Factory
Yamaha. Grant, who is filling in for the injured Aaron Plessinger for
the remainder of supercross, raced in six races in 2018 for Monster
Energy Kawasaki before suffering a fractured tibia in his right leg
during Arlington qualifying and was not re-signed by the team following
season. Watch for the #33 this weekend as he returns to the Blu Cru.McElrath Pointing OutTroy
Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM’s Shane McElrath is going into this weekend
with the possibility of pointing out of the 250 class. If McElrath,
currently third in the 250SX West Region standings with 123 points,
finishes 11th place or better it will put him at the 135-point limit in a
nine-race season for a third straight year. A good result this weekend
could keep Sugar Shane in the championship hunt, but it would also mean
he’ll be forced to the 450 class next year.