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2011 Supercross Seattle Photo Gallery

With rain on the forecast and a championship nearing its end, Seattle will make or break the season for many riders.

View supercross photos from the Seattle round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series.

a view south of Qwest Field toward Safeco Field.

Qwest Field located in downtown Seattle.

The Seattle circuit held up well against the elements thanks to dirt Worx, but quickly rutted up after practice.

Monster Energy Kawasaki's Josh Hansen had two falls during practice which he was quick to recover from.

Tyla Rattray - Seattle 2011

Ryan Villopoto has no better chance to put distance between himself and the field than at his home race in Seattle.

The pits are alive and bustling in Seattle.

Ryan Villopoto escaped Seattle with a six-point lead in the championship after some crashes and close calls.

Yamaha's James Stewart may have made the fifth win of the season look easy, but it couldn't be further from the truth under Seattle's brutal tack conditions.

James Stewart dominated Seattle's Qwest Field during Round 15 of the 2011 AMA Supercross Championship.

Ruts like these formed all over the track and forced riders to commit to one racing line.

Chad Reed's crash on Lap 18 opened the door for Kevin Windham to move up to second.

Honda's Cole Seely earned his second victory of 2011 in Seattle after coasting over the finish line jump with nearly a nine-second lead.

Josh Hansen re-aggravated his injured hand with a hard crash in the whoops during practice. He eventually finished sixth in the main and lost the lead in the championship.

Josh Hansen is now two points behind Kawasaki teammate, Broc Tickle, with two rounds left in the championship.

2011 Seattle Lites podium (from left to right): Broc Tickle, Cole Seely and Eli Tomac.

2011 Seattle Supercross podium (from left to right): Chad Reed, James Stewart and Kevin Windham.

Suzuki's Ryan Dungey (#1) had two falls at Seattle but still managed a top-five finish during the main.

Kawasaki's Tyla Rattray (#28) finished fifth in Seattle and is currently sixth in the overall standings.

Chad Reed suffered a crash late in the main but held on to finish on the podium and move up to second in the series.

Cole Seely returned to the Lites class after riding 450s and earned his second victory of the season.

Cole Seely (#36) snagging the holeshot in the Lites main in Seattle.

James Stewart - Seattle 2011

Chad Reed - Seattle 2011

After finishing third in Seattle, Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Broc Tickle overtook Josh Hansen in the Lites Championship by just two points.

Eli Tomac is just seven points behind in the West Coast Lites Championship after finishing second in Seattle.

Kevin Windham scored his first top-five result of the season.

Ivan Tedesco (#9) took the holeshot in Seattle's main despite tearing his ACL only two weeks ago.

James Stewart made it two in a row in Seattle and trails the series leader by nine points with just two rounds left.