Supercross Thoughts: Anaheim 1
One mark of a great rider is his ability to bounce back from adversity, and Ryan Villopoto did a lot of bouncing back at Anaheim 1. On one level, he was fighting back from his season-ending broken leg at last year's St. Louis Supercross (he hasn't raced since,) and in the main event he was also fighting back from a forgettable qualifying round (he turned the fifth fastest time in practice, and then was caught and passed by James Stewart in his heat race.) But none of it mattered in the main, as Villopoto was the only one of the main contenders to get a good start, which he capitalized on by riding a mistake-free race.


