Photos by Cheryl Adair 

The track inside Sam Boyd Stadium definitely caters to those with the best throttle control. If you're too hard on the gas, you'll land on your..... 

"The Dogger" was ready for the excitement in Vegas!

Honda Red Bull Racing's Ivan Tedesco didn't race in LV, but we'll see him back in action at the opening round of the Toyota AMA Motocross Championships at Glen Helen. 

Tedesco's teammate, Andrew Short (29), raced Vegas, and finished third ahead of his other teammate, Davi Millsaps, to clinch third in the Supercross championship.  

San Manuel Yamaha's Chad Reed won his second Supercross title. Despite a nagging shoulder/chest injury, The Thunder from Down Under raced through the pack to pass Kevin Windham for the final main event win. It's too bad Reed doesn't want to take his determination, toughness, and talent outdoors.... 

Reed is either sharing some race secrets with J-Law, or else he's finding out where the afterparty is. Just kidding! We can't wait to see what the Yamaha of Troy rider has to offer when the outdoors start in two weeks.

DV12 finished tenth in Vegas, and eighth overall in the final points standings. 

Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey didn't win the West Coast championship, but he beat both champs (J-Law and Canard) and the rest of the field in the Davey Coombs Sr. Memorial East/West Shootout. 

See you at the races!