As fans poured into Anaheim for the opening round, rider banners were displayed everywhere.

Supercross! Supercross! Supercross!
Let the racing begin!

James Stewart's bike drew lots of attention from spectators and other teams - Anaheim 1

Josh Grant will make a race-day decision to determine if he will ride Saturday's race. - Anaheim 1

Justin Brayton is on a roll after winning the Bercy Supercross this past November.

Andrew Short's mechanic Carlos Rivera (left) and Austin Stroupe's mechanic Lee McCollum (right) joke during Friday tech inspection. The pits were pretty quite on Friday, with most of the teams spending the day setting up awnings and preping bikes - Anaheim 1

The newest member of JGRMX is Justin Brayton.

Ryan Villopoto's No. 2 Kawasaki KX450F.

Monster Energy Kawasaki pilots Chad Reed and Ryan Villopoto talk shop.

James Stewart comes into the 2010 season as the preseason favorite.

Ryan Dungey is beginning his first full season in the 450 class.

James "Bubba" Stewart at the opening round at Anaheim 1.

Andrew Short is looking to improve on last year's third overall finishing in the series standings.

James Stewart will hope to hold onto his Number 1 plate for 2010.

James Stewart turned the fastest lap in practice for A1

Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey took on Stewart during the main event, but ultimately finished behind the reigning champ.

Chad Reed has a new team and a new attitude for 2010.

James Stewart took the win of Anaheim 1.

Kevin "K-Dub" Windham got third in the main aboard his GEICO Honda ride.

James Stewart came from behind to get the A1 win.

JGRMX ran this JRI-built shock at A1.

Kevin Windham was all smiles on the podium at A1

Ryan Dungey's transfer to the big leagues proved to be a good decision. He finished second behind James Stewart.

Stewart showers the crowd during his victory dance.

The intense stare on James Stewart's face means it's on.

KTM's Tommy Searle earned seventh in his U.S. Supercross debut.

Tommy Seale passes the mechanics area on his way to a seventh-place finish.

Waiting for the start of the 2010 Supercross Anaheim 1 round.

JGR Yamaha’s Justin Brayton appreciates the calm before the storm.

This million dollar Bugatti Veyron was parked outside the stadium.

James Stewart pops champagne after winning Saturday’s 450 main over Ryan Dungey and Kevin Windham.

Rockstar Suzuki rider, Ryan Dungey impressed everyone in the 450 class at Anaheim.

Reigning WMA champ and Honda Red Bull CRF250R pilot, Ashley Fiolek, shows off her new Nike 6.0 ice cream shoes.

Nearly 44,000 fans packed inside Angel’s stadium for the kick-off of the 2010 Supercross season.

The Monster Energy girls send their regards.

JGR Yamaha's Josh Grant signs autographs inside the pits.

The boys prepare to go at it in the 250F Lites class main event.

Honda Red Bull’s Davi Millsaps dons a new AGV off-road helmet for 2010.

We couldn’t get enough of the Monster Energy ladies, or, was it the other way around?

Monster Energy Kawasaki pilots Ryan Villopoto and Chad Reed talk shop.

Mechanics share a laugh in the paddock.

The pits were jam packed all day at Anaheim.

James Stewart won Saturday night’s 20-lap main event in Anaheim.

Monster Energy Kawasaki Chad Reed aboard his 2010 Kawasaki KX450F.

Rockstar energy drink was also representing at Anaheim.

KTM Lites rider Tommy Searle’s helmet.

Honda Red Bull rider Andrew Short just missed out on a podium at Anaheim.

Speed TV girls.

Spike TV girls at Angels stadium.

It was Rockstar Suzuki’s Ryan Dungey with the holeshot in the 20-lap 450 main.

The 450 guys prepare to go at it in Anaheim.

James Stewart takes it all in at Anaheim.

Pro surfer Sunny Garcia and his wife made it out to Anaheim.

Geico Honda rider Kevin Windham is sporting a new Shoei VFX-W helmet.

Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Jake Weimer took the win in the 250F Lites class.

Angels stadium in Anaheim, California.

Start of the SX Lites at Anaheim. Weimer gets the green.

Kawasaki's Jake Weimer navigates a left-hander at Anaheim.

Jake Weimer took the checkered flag during the SX Lites main event.

Trey Canard is looking for a second Lites title in 2010.

Trey Canard was second at the Lites series opener at A1.

Starting line in Anaheim 1.

Jake Weimer was impressive at A1

Max Anstie has plenty of fans.