2011 Supercross Los Angeles Photo Gallery

Falken Tire had this girl working for them, I would have purchased tires on the spot.

The DC girls were whoopin it up in the pits.

Tommy Hahn whipping it during open practice.

Travis Pastrana had his freestyle bikes and his new Nationwide Nascar on display.

Alpinestars had these lovely ladies to help you shop at their large showcase in the pits.

Anyone would feel like a Rockstar with one of these girls on your arm.

Take the survey and get a photo with these babes.

Miss Supercross Dianna Dahlgren.

The "King" McGrath practicing for opening ceremonies at LA Supercross.

Stewart qualified with the fastest lap time of 51.55.

Canard gives us a thumbs up after open practice.

Wrenchin on JGR's Davey Millsap's bike.

Toyota trucks had some fine looking representatives as you can see.

At one point Ryan Dungey (#1) and Ryan Villopoto were running wheel-to-wheel before Villopoto assumed the lead.

Ryan Villopoto picked up his second win of the 2011 season at Dodger Stadium.

San Manuel Yamaha's James Stewart had a minor slip-up in Los Angeles which cost him the victory.

Josh Hansen (#100) had his bike stall during the beginning of the race, leaving him dead last. He put in a commendable ride to finish fifth.

Ryan Villopoto's patience in the main paid off with a major win ahead of James Stewart at Dodger Stadium.

Honda's Cole Seely (#36) claimed his first Supercross victory ever in Los Angeles ahead of Eli Tomac and Ryan Morais.

KTM's Mike Alessi had another difficult round in Los Angeles where he took 18th a lap down from Villopoto.

Chris Blose finished 14th in Round 3 of the 2011 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship.

Justin Brayton rode consistently in Los Angeles to make up ground on the field and finish inside the top-five.

Trey Canard suffered a massive crash at Dodger Stadium during his heat race. He was able to recover and took fourth in the main event.

Yamaha's Kyle Chisholm - Los Angeles 2011

Suzuki's Martin Davalos - Los Angeles 2011

2011 Los Angeles Supercross podium results (from left to right): Ryan Dungey, Ryan Villopoto and James Stewart.

Ryan Dungey traded the lead multiple times with James Stewart during the main event in Los Angeles.

Kawasaki's Josh Hansen faced a major uphill battle at Dodger Stadium after his bike stalled during the start.

Aussie Brett Metcalfe had a great start to get the holeshot but went down in the opening lap at Dodger Stadium.

Following a nasty spill in his heat race Kawasaki's Tyla Rattray was left with an injured wrist which spoiled his performance in the main.

TwoTwo Motorsports' Chad Reed put in a strong come from behind performance to finish seventh after starting from dead last.

Despite a crash in the main Germany's Ken Roczen faired better in Los Angeles where he took sixth behind Josh Hansen.

Cole Seely was on fire at Dodger Stadium and led a start to finish victory over the Lites field.

KTM's Andrew Short still remains well outside the Championship picture after taking ninth in Los Angeles.

After leading for much of the 20-lap main James Sewart went down in a hairpin section on Lap 11.

Ivan Tedesco took fourth during his heat race behind Ryan Dungey, Kevin Windham and Chad Reed.

Kawasaki's Broc Tickle took fourth after being passed by Suzuki's Ryan Morais in the final laps.

Honda's Eli Tomac took second after posting a strong defense against Broc Tickle in the main.

Tommy Hahn rode a great heat race to take third behind Ryan Villopoto and Justin Brayton.

Yamaha's Nicky Wey just missed a top-10 finish at Dodger Stadium after earning 11th behind Kyle Chisholm.

Geico Honda's Kevin Windham got a good start in Los Angeles and after losing a few positions the veteran rider finished sixth.

Ryan Villopoto hard on the gas and looking for win number two.

Ryan Villopoto: "The start of my race didn’t go as planned, but I was able to make up some time early on and things went my way.”

Kawasaki's Ryan Villopoto - Los Angeles

Andrew Short: "I'm disappointed that I wasn't able to hold Reed off at the end of the race, but happy to still finish inside the top-10."

Mike Alessi: "After crashing last weekend and going to the LCQ, I was glad to have an easy heat race this weekend putting my KTM 350 SX-F into the main event."

Ken Roczen: "I am okay with my result today. I am bummed about the crash because I put myself in a good position for a podium finish and once I crashed I could only salvage a top-10. The positive about the past few races is I am continuously learning and improving each race and feel that I will be inside the top-three soon."

Cole Seely grabbing the first Supercross win of his career at Dodger Stadium.

Cole Seely: “This week I worked hard on starts and it paid off tonight. It makes a big difference in the way the race unfolds when you are out front. This is the first win of my career and it feels great.”

Ryan Dungey: "In the Main, I got a good start on my RM-Z450 and we had to battle pretty much all race long - it was kind of cat and mouse. Overall, I'm happy on the day; we just came up a little short."

Brett Metcalfe: "In the Main Event, I just dropped the hammer and my RM-Z hooked up and I was able to get the holeshot and led the first lap. I made a mistake on the second lap and went down and lost quite a few positions. Overall, I was happy with the ride; it was just that mistake that disappointed me."

Ryan Morais: "I made good progress from last weekend to this weekend and I feel like I rode a lot better. Hopefully I'll be able to carry it over to next weekend."

Martin Davalos: "In the Main Event, I got a decent fourth-place start but was maybe a little too cautious and ended up going down. I think I need to work on my confidence and be more aggressive to improve my Mains."

Dodgers Stadium hosted Supercross for the first time ever.

The close-up look of the gates at Supercross.

Red Bull's James Stewart.

The bright lights of Supercross inside Dodgers Stadium.

Chad Reed signs autographs for fans.

Inside Dodgers Stadium.

The 450 class take a look at the track.

Kyle Regal in action at Los Angeles.

Ryan Dungey aboard the RM-Z450.

A close up look at the dirt in Los Angeles.

James Stewart signs autographs.

The champ readys for battle.

The 450 class jumps off the gate.

Viewing Dodger Stadium from the air was one of the best ways to take in Supercross.

2011 Los Angeles Supercross

Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Ryan Villopoto qualified third overall at LA supercross.

Rockstar Energy Makita Suzuki rider Ryan Dungey qualified fourth overall at LA Supercross.

The King of Supercross Jeremy McGrath practiced for opening ceremonies at LA Supercross.

Travis Pastran showed off his Pastrana-Waltrip Racing Boost 99 Toyota Camry NASCAR in the pits of LA Supercross.

Red Bull KTM teammates Mike Alessi and Andrew Short hangin out during the track walk at LA Supercross.

Supercross fans had plenty of seating during practice during first ever LA Supercross race at Dodger Stadium.

The starting gate of the Lites class at LA Supercross was stacked with talent including Geico Honda riders Eli Tomac and James Decotis.

Toyota promo girls were everywhere in the pits of LA Supercross at Dodger Stadium.

Geico Honda riders Eli Tomac and James Decotis got pushed out wide during the start of the Lites class main event at LA Supercross.

Turn two of the Lites race was carnage with Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Josh Hansen and Troy Lee Designs Cole Seely escaping with the lead.

Geico Honda's James Decotis goes out wide in turn one and almost takes a digger during the main event of the Lites class.

The battle for third was fierce between Rockstar Energy Suzuki's Martin Davalos, Star Racing Yamaha's Kyle Cunningham and Red Bull KTM's Ken Roczen during the Lites main event.

Yamaha's James Stewart got forced out wide resulting in a crash during the start of his heat race but came back from dead last taking a fourth place finish.

LA Supercross Lites class winner Cole Seely was busy after his race with press considering it was his first career win in Supercross.

Travis Pastrana shows off his Boost 99 NASCAR to the fans during the LA Supercross intermission at Dodger Stadium.

Dodger Stadium opening ceremonies at LA Supercross was a fireworks show for the record books.

Supercross is welcomed in the world of Dodgertown.

2011 Supercross Los Angeles Photo Gallery

See Monster Energy Supercross racing action photos from inside Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California.