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Supercross: Colt Nichols Earns First Career Points Paying 250SX Main Event Victory

Colt Nichols capitalized on muddy conditions and mistakes by many of the riders on the start to pick up his first career 250SX main event victory in Anaheim. The heat races and last chance qualifiers were contested on slightly wet dirt while the main event was just straight up mud. Nichols survived the first corner and seemed to never look back as he built a large lead over Dylan Ferrandis and Shane McElrath.

Both McElrath and Ferrandis battled for the second step on the podium through the final two laps of the race. The battle between the two helped Nichols punch his ticket to the top step of the podium and the points lead as the series heads to Glendale, Arizona. The victory comes in the 23rd start of his career.

Fernandis finished the race in second while Shane McElrath earned the final spot on the podium. First heat winner RJ Hampshire finished fourth while Adam Cianciarulo rounded out the top-five.

"I was beyond excited," Nichols told NBCSN. "This is a really big moment for me. I finally came into this season healthy, the last two seasons I have had big off-season injuries that have really really killed me. Two Star Racing Yamaha's finishing 1-2, couldn't have happened any better for us. I'm going to soak it all in and get ready for Phoenix."

Results from 250SX West - Anaheim 1

  1. Colt Nichols
  2. Dylan Ferrandis
  3. Shane McElrath
  4. RJ Hampshire
  5. Adam Cianciarulo
  6. Garrett Marchbanks
  7. Jimmy Decotis
  8. Jacob Hayes
  9. Chris Blose
  10. Jess Pettis
  11. Cameron McAdoo
  12. Michael Mosiman
  13. Martin Castelo
  14. Jerry Robin
  15. Enzo Lopes
  16. Sean Cantrell
  17. Matthew Jorgensen
  18. Bradley Lionnet
  19. Brandon Leith
  20. Carson Brown
  21. Thomas Do
  22. Logan Karnow
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