Published July 31st, 2009

Rank Name Run 1 Run 2 Score 1 Kyle Loza 58.20 89.20 89.20 2 Blake Williams 88.00 86.00 88.00 3 Todd Potter 83.40 74.20 83.40 4 Travis Pastrana 61.40 0.00 61.40 5 Paris Rosen 57.80 0.00 57.80 6 Charles Pages 55.00 0.00 55.00 7 Scott Murray 51.80 50.80 51.80 8 William Watts 37.60 33.00 37.60

Moto X Super X Adaptive Final Results

Rank	Name	Final
1	Chris Ridgway	5:14.691
2	Mike Schultz	5:24.384
3	Jason Woods	5:31.501
4	Jim Wazny	5:44.803
5	Ricky James	5:45.370
6	Samuel Erasmus	5:46.397
7	Theodore Hiracheta	5:47.294
8	Jesse Gildea	6:12.055
9	Nick Pappas	9:36.149
10	George Hammel	9:40.448
11	Ranel Cox	9:51.570
12	Shane Tacker	10:17.961

X Games 15 day 2 photos: Moto X SuperMoto practice and seeding and Moto X Best Trick.

Click here to see all the results from X Games so far.

Unfortunately, Supercross Champion James Stewart is out of action for the remainder of the X Games:

Supercross Champion James Stewart Out of X Games 15 Competition Due to Injury

After an unfortunate turn of events this morning during a Moto X SuperMoto qualifying session, James injured his left shoulder and now finds himself out of X Games 15 before his two main events have even started. “I was coming around a corner and kind of washed the front end” James told us this afternoon. “The tire caught a little bit and I ended up slamming my shoulder against the wall pretty hard.” (One of the hydro barriers, going about 60 mph.)

After a visit to a physician, it was determined that James could risk additional serious injury should he continue riding. “Yeah, I’m hurting pretty bad right now. It is very, very painful, and I can’t lift my shoulder above my side at all. If I could ride the bike I would, but there’s just know way at this point.”

Before the accident, James had moved his Graves-backed factory Yamaha into the third qualifying position, and was continuing to pick up speed. “I was feeling really good on the bike and was having a ton of fun. I was really looking forward to tomorrow’s events, but I’d still like to thank all of my sponsors for making this happen and getting me this far. I also want to thank Graves Yamaha for hooking up the bike, ESPN for all of the coverage, and all of my fans for sticking by me!”

Published July 31st, 2009

Rank Name Run 1 Run 2 Score 1 Kyle Loza 58.20 89.20 89.20 2 Blake Williams 88.00 86.00 88.00 3 Todd Potter 83.40 74.20 83.40 4 Travis Pastrana 61.40 0.00 61.40 5 Paris Rosen 57.80 0.00 57.80 6 Charles Pages 55.00 0.00 55.00 7 Scott Murray 51.80 50.80 51.80 8 William Watts 37.60 33.00 37.60

Moto X Super X Adaptive Final Results

Rank	Name	Final
1	Chris Ridgway	5:14.691
2	Mike Schultz	5:24.384
3	Jason Woods	5:31.501
4	Jim Wazny	5:44.803
5	Ricky James	5:45.370
6	Samuel Erasmus	5:46.397
7	Theodore Hiracheta	5:47.294
8	Jesse Gildea	6:12.055
9	Nick Pappas	9:36.149
10	George Hammel	9:40.448
11	Ranel Cox	9:51.570
12	Shane Tacker	10:17.961

X Games 15 day 2 photos: Moto X SuperMoto practice and seeding and Moto X Best Trick.

Click here to see all the results from X Games so far.

Unfortunately, Supercross Champion James Stewart is out of action for the remainder of the X Games:

Supercross Champion James Stewart Out of X Games 15 Competition Due to Injury

After an unfortunate turn of events this morning during a Moto X SuperMoto qualifying session, James injured his left shoulder and now finds himself out of X Games 15 before his two main events have even started. “I was coming around a corner and kind of washed the front end” James told us this afternoon. “The tire caught a little bit and I ended up slamming my shoulder against the wall pretty hard.” (One of the hydro barriers, going about 60 mph.)

After a visit to a physician, it was determined that James could risk additional serious injury should he continue riding. “Yeah, I’m hurting pretty bad right now. It is very, very painful, and I can’t lift my shoulder above my side at all. If I could ride the bike I would, but there’s just know way at this point.”

Before the accident, James had moved his Graves-backed factory Yamaha into the third qualifying position, and was continuing to pick up speed. “I was feeling really good on the bike and was having a ton of fun. I was really looking forward to tomorrow’s events, but I’d still like to thank all of my sponsors for making this happen and getting me this far. I also want to thank Graves Yamaha for hooking up the bike, ESPN for all of the coverage, and all of my fans for sticking by me!”