ATL 250 Super Spoiler Report
Saturday, February 23, 2013 | 9:45 PM
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PrintTake Wil Hahn off the list of “great riders to never win a supercross” by taking his first career W. And he did it in impressive fashion, holeshotting the main event with points leader Dean Wilson right behind him. And then Hahn rode a near flawless race, building a small gap on Wilson lap by lap, until he had about 3 seconds by the halfway mark. Wilson was then in danger of battling for second with Marvin Musquin, but then he stepped it up in the second half of the race, upping his pace and trying to run Hahn down. In lapped traffic, Wilson was able to close in, and then a hard sprint on the last lap brought him within striking distance. But Hahn hung tough and never let the pressure effect him—it was a well-earned win. Wilson and Musquin rounded out the podium, and Blake Wharton held off Jeremy Martin in a race for fourth and fifth.
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Will is a class act!
Looks like Ping. Other than that, congrats Will.
Glad for Will! Awesome.
AWESOME,, glad to see Hahn win, that was great.. Now it wont be a runaway, we have a 250 season now!!
What happened to Decotis?
impressed with martin! next to be on the podium. and a contender for next year. great year for racing! I'm wanting sats to come quicker just so i can watch racing.
"...never let the pressure effect him..."
affect
An easy way to stop Weege from mixing up his homophones, would be to charge him $1, or maybe only a quarter, and it will never happen again.
We still love you, though, Frugal Weege.
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Real happy with the ride #77 Jeremy Martin put in. Next week, Alex should be riding, as well. Bummer last week, but challenging the likes of Blake Wharton, the first time you make a main, for the fourth place spot is awesome!!! Here's to the thought that maybe a little brotherly rivalry will up the ante at St. Louis.