Cycle News Staff | December 23, 2016
2017 Supercross Teams Rundown: The opening round of the 2017 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship is just a few weeks away. The gate drops January 7 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, where Ryan Dungey will begin defending the number-one plate in the 450SX class. A new champion will be crowned in the 250SX West Championship now that the 2016 West champ, Cooper Webb, has moved up to the 450SX class. In the East, defending champion Malcolm Stewart has yet announced his intentions for the 2017 season, neither has his older brother, James.
2017 Supercross Teams Rundown
Malcolm Stewart has not yet said what his plans are for 2017. Photography by Rob Koy
James Stewart, a two-time (2007, ’09) AMA Supercross Champion, said last month that he’s not ready to retire but has been finding it difficult to line up sponsors for 2017. He has been seen riding a Yamaha in his home state of Florida lately, but no official word has emerged from the Stewart camp as to if he’ll be on the starting gate at Anaheim I or not.
Will James Stewart be on the starting gate for Anaheim I? Photography by Rob Koy
Most of the major teams are locked and loaded, though the usual question as to which 250 rider will race which coast is still up in the air. That question is usually answered when the riders take to the track Saturday morning for practice at A1. We could guess, but we’ll just wait and see what happens come January 7.
Below is the latest rundown of most of the major teams that will follow the 2017 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series circuit, including another look at the 2017 SX schedule, the 2017 rider numbers and latest entry list for both the 250SX West and 450SX classes for Anaheim I.
2017 Supercross Teams Rundown
2017 450SX TEAM
Ryan Dungey is ready to defend the number-one plate in the 450SX class.
Red Bull KTM
1 Ryan Dungey
25 Marvin Musquin
41 Trey Canard
Rocky Mountain ATV/MC KTM WPS
4 Blake Baggett
18 Davi Millsaps
Monster Energy Kawasaki
3 Eli Tomac
33 Josh Grant
Monster Energy/Yamalube/Chaparral Yamaha Factory
2 Cooper Webb
22 Chad Reed
Autotrader.com/Monster Energy/Toyota/JGR Suzuki
32 Weston Peick
51 Justin Barcia
RCH/Yoshimura Suzuki
19 Justin Bogle
20 Broc Tickle
Honda HRC
1 Cole Seely
94 Ken Roczen
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna
21 Jason Anderson
377 Christophe Pourcel
Smartop MotoConcepts Racing
10 Justin Brayton
61 Vince Friese
800 Mike Alessi
Cycletrader.com/Rock River Yamaha
85 Tommy Hahn
Team Tedder/Monster Energy Kawasaki
151 Dakota Tedder
2017 250SX TEAMS
Jeremy Martin should be all dialed in on his new Geico Honda.
Geico Honda
6 Jeremy Martin
31 RJ Hampshire
48 Christian Craig
57 Jimmy Decotis
486 Chase Sexton
Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM
26 Alex Martin
28 Mitchell Oldenburg
38 Shane McElrath
44 Jordon Smith
Yamalube/Star Racing Yamaha
23 Aaron Plessinger
39 Colt Nichols
45 Mitchell Harrison
108 Dylan Ferrandis
122 Dan Reardon
Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki
17 Joey Savatgy
24 Austin Forkner
36 Adam Cianciarulo
46 Justin Hill
Rocky Mountain ATV/MC KTM WPS
34 Benny Bloss
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna
16 Zach Osborne
30 Martin Davalos
Autotrader.com/Monster Energy /Toyota/JGR Suzuki
37 Phil Nicoletti
43 Matt Bisceglia
Smarttop Motoconcepts Racing
11 Kyle Chisholm
812 Cameron McAdoo
Barn Pros/Home Depot Yamaha
58 Chris Alldredge
76 Scott Champion
Cycletrader.com/Rock River Yamaha
74 Bradley Taft
183 Lorenzo Locurcio
Traders Racing Yamaha
50 Luke Renzland
78 Nick Gaines
51Fifty Energy Drink Yamaha
52 Tyler Bowers
64 Hayden Mellross
Blue Buffalo/Slater Skins Yamaha
95 AJ Catanzaro
Rockwell Watches/PHNX Racing Co.
86 Trevor Reis
203 Zac Commans
Kissimmee Motorsports/Legends And Heroes
54 Gannon Audette
Bud Racing/Monster Energy Kawasaki
60 Tristan Charboneau
Trey Canard is anxious to get started at his new Red Bull KTM Team.
2017 AMA Supercross Rider Numbers
1 Ryan Dungey
1E Malcolm Stewart
2 Cooper Webb
3 Eli Tomac
4 Blake Baggett
5 Ryan Dungey
6 Jeremy Martin
7 James Stewart
10 Justin Brayton
11 Kyle Chisholm
12 Jake Weimer
14 Cole Seely
15 Dean Wilson
16 Zach Osborne
17 Joey Savatgy
18 David Millsaps
19 Justin Bogle
20 Broc Tickle
21 Jason Anderson
22 Chad Reed
23 Aaron Plessinger
24 Austin Forkner
25 Marvin Musquin
26 Alex Martin
27 Nicholas Wey
28 Mitchell Oldenburg
29 Andrew Short
30 Martin Davalos
31 RJ Hampshire
32 Weston Peick
33 Joshua Grant
34 Benny Bloss
35 Arnaud Tonas
36 Adam Cianciarulo
37 Phillip Nicoletti
38 Shane McElrath
39 Colt Nichols
40 Fredrik Noren
41 Trey Canard
42 Kyle Cunningham
43 Matthew Bisceglia
44 Jordan Smith
45 Mitchell Harrison
46 Justin Hill
47 Malcolm Stewart
48 Christian Craig
49 Anthony Rodriguez
50 Luke Renzland
51 Justin Barcia
52 Tyler Bowers
53 Cole Martinez
54 Gannon Audette
55 Jessy Nelson
56 Kyle Peters
57 James Decotis
58 Chris Alldredge
59 Noah McConahy
60 Tristan Charboneau
61 Vince Friese
62 Jesse Wentland
63 Alexander Frye
64 Hayden Mellross
65 Paul Coates
66 Michael Leib
67 Jimmy Albertson
68 Heath Harrison
69 William Hahn
70 Dakota Alix
71 Justin Starling
72 Cole Thompson
73 Marshal Weltin
74 Bradley Taft
75 Nicholas Schmidt
76 Scott Champion
77 Ben Lamay
78 Nick Gaines
79 Darryn Durham
80 Cade Clason
81 Henry Miller
82 Luke Clout
83 Jackson Richardson
84 Daniel Herrlein
85 Thomas Hahn
86 Trevor Reis
87 Chris Howell
88 John Short
89 Austin Howell
90 Dillan Epstein
91 Jacob Williamson
92 Jason Brooks
93 Joshua Cartwright
94 Ken Roczen
95 AJ Catanzaro
96 Vann Martin
97 Ryan Sipes
98 Matthew Babbitt
99 Chase Marquier
377 Christophe Pourcel
800 Mike Alessi
2017 Supercross Teams Rundown
It all gets start January 7.
2017 AMA Monster Energy Supercross Schedule
Jan. 7 Angel Stadium Anaheim, CA
Jan. 14 Petco Park San Diego, CA
Jan. 21 Angel Stadium Anaheim, CA
Jan. 28 U. of Phoenix Stadium Glendale, AZ
Feb. 4 O.Co Coliseum Oakland, CA
Feb. 11 AT&T Stadium Arlington, TX
Feb. 18 U.S. Bank Stadium Minneapolis, MN
Feb. 25 Georgia Dome Atlanta, GA
Mar. 4 Rogers Centre Toronto, ON
Mar. 11 Daytona Speedway Daytona, FL
Mar. 18 Lucas Oil Stadium Indianpolis, IN
Mar. 25 Ford Field Detroit, MI
Apr. 1 The Dome at America’s Center St. Louis, MO
Apr. 8 CenturyLink Field Seattle, WA
Apr 22. Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City, UT
Apr. 28 MetLife Stadium East Rutherford, NJ
May. 6 Sam Boyd Stadium Las Vegas, NV
2017 Anaheim I Supercross Entry List
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