With round two of Monster Energy AMA Supercross series being postponed and the series moving on to what was supposed to be the round three in San Diego, Calif., the opportunity was rife for riders to start anew. He is the first rider to open a 450cc class season with two wins since Ken Roczen did so in 2017. In light of his crashes in Anaheim and San Diego, Stewart has yet to finish in the top 10 this season. Two races later, Roczen has a fifth and a fourth-place finishes — results he is content with. It was one of two incidents that Barcia was involved in during the event. Following a pass he made on Barcia during the heat race, Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Jason Anderson tweeted about the No. “I didn’t have a problem with the pass,” Barcia said.

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