+>[Stream/official] "A2021 AMA Supercross Live Free Reddit The 2021 Indianapolis Supercross 2 is in the books and now we have answers to many of our questions. After five Rounds of the 2021 Monster Energy Supercross season, we now have our first repeat winner in the 450SX class with Ken Roczen making it two-in-a-row.
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We also wondered if Justin Barcia could run at the front of the pack again and show some of the speed he had at the opening Rounds. He answered by grabbing the holeshot, running second behind Roczen and holding off Eli Tomac at the end to secure a solid finish.
In the 250 class, we wondered if anyone could beat the two Star Racing Yamaha hotshots of Colt Nichols and Christian Craig. Michael Mosiman started off strong in the 250SX Main Event and actually pulled away from the Yamaha duo, but when a lapped rider crashed in front of him in a rhythm section, Michael had nowhere to go and lost the lead. In other 250 news, Jett Lawrence had two massive crashes at Indianapolis 2. The first in qualifying and the second in the 250SX Heat race.
Now, with Roczen making it two-in-a-row and Colt Nichols making it three-in-a-row, the point standings are starting to spread out a little bit. See below for the updated standings after Round 5.Ken Roczen has extended his points lead from 6-points to 13-points over Cooper Webb and 14-points over Eli Tomac. Justin Barcia made vast improvements from Round 4 to Round 5 by moving up from a 13th place finish to a 2nd place. He currently sits fourth in the standings, 20 behind Ken Roczen. As it was in 2020, Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb and Eli Tomac have shown they’re the front runners of the season and we’re excited to see how the battle continues as the series moves on. The riders will have one more race in Indianapolis, Indiana, before heading to Orlando, Florida, for Round 7.
Ken Roczen is the first repeat winner of the 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship, claiming his second victory in two rounds at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana (Indy 2). This is the first time since 2017 that Roczen has won back-to-back races, the last time just before his infamous season-ending crash at Anaheim 2 in 2017.Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo made quick work of a poor start and worked his way into podium position early in the race. Roczen continued to widen his lead for the opening half of the main, while Tomac, Webb, and Osborne worked up through the field.
Near the halfway mark, a tenacious Tomac put a statement pass on his Kawasaki teammate, Cianciarulo, and set his sights on the second spot of Barcia. Cianciarulo then began to fade back, ultimately getting passed by Webb and Plessinger, shuffling the number-nine Kawasaki back in the running order. The trio of Webb, Plessinger, and Cianciarulo would cross the line in fourth, fifth, and sixth respectively.
Tomac pressed on and eventually closed the gap right to the back of the #51 GasGas. The two rivals were locked in a close duel for the majority of the race, until a lapped rider found himself caught in the mix and sealed the deal for Barcia, ultimately giving the upper hand to the opening-round winner, Barcia.
Roczen avoided his share of lapped riders and maintained a seven-second plus lead all the way to the finish line. Roczen retains control of the coveted red place as the series enters the third and final round of Indianapolis racing. Roczen’s lead in the championship is now 11 over Webb. Tomac is third, just one point in back of Webb. Another six points back is Barcia. Cianciarulo rounds out the top five, six points down on Barcia.