RYAN VILLOPOTO

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AVR 30, 2012

Monster Energy Racers Roll Through Salt Lake

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The Monster Energy Kawasaki team got some discouraging news early in the week prior to the penultimate round of the Monster Energy/AMA Supercross Series, when test results revealed that two-time and current AMA Supercross Champ, Ryan Villopoto, suffered a season-ending knee injury in his awkward fall at the Seattle Supercross. That means the defending AMA National Outdoor Motocross Champion will be forced to forfeit his title outdoors, and miss the remainder of the Supercross Series as well.
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AVR 23, 2012

Monster Energy Racers Hit Seattle

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Coming off of the success that the Monster Energy contingent experienced a week earlier in New Orleans, Louisiana, the teams and racers were confident heading into Seattle, where Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Dean Wilson headed back into action as the Lites West series resumed after a two-month hiatus in Seattle, and Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Ryan Villopoto and Jake Weimer headed out to do battle in the 450cc class.
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AVR 16, 2012

Five Minutes with Ryan VIllopoto

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While his competition is busy healing up from injuries, or fighting things out with their teams, Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Ryan Villopoto is just getting stronger and stronger. In New Orleans, the newly crowned two-time SX champ recorded his ninth win of the season, in one of his most dominant performances of the year.
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A propos de Ryan

First-ever premier 450 class Monster Energy AMA Supercross win came this past April 18th, 2009, at his hometown track of Qwest Field in Seattle, followed by a dominating 1-1 finish at the Glen Helen MX National opener in May.

Winner of three-straight AMA Outdoor National Motocross Lites Championships the former Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki great, Ryan Villopoto, graduated to the premier 450 class this year and quickly paid dividends for the Monster Energy/Kawasaki team. Undisputedly the best young motocross racer in the world, Villopoto is also the rider all insiders believe will make a run at Monster Energy/Kawasaki rider James Stewart’s dominance upon gaining the valuable pro-level seat time in the 450 class throughout 2009, though an early-season knee injury has sidelined him. Blessed with a technically perfect riding style, a gritty work ethic and a burning, almost demonic desire to win, the youngster from Washington State has all the makings of the next great motocross racer and one certainly capable of filling the formidable boots of both Ricky Carmichael and Stewart – and even teaming up with them and Tim Ferry in an All-Monster Energy world domination of the past two Motocross Des Nations events.

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