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2001 Las Vegas EA Sports Supercross Championship (Final Round) Part 1

This is part 1 of the 16th and final round of the 2001 250cc EA Sports Supercross Championship presented by Speed Stick from Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, NV. This is the ONLY Supercross from 2001 that I have. This is the second ever LIVE Supercross on Pay-Per View. Returning 250cc contenders like Kevin Windham, Mike LaRocco, Sebastien Tortelli, Ezra Lusk, Ricky Carmichael, 250cc Sophomore David Vuillemin, Damon Huffman, Steve Lamson, 250cc rookie Stephane Roncada, Tim Ferry, and series champ Jeremy McGrath battle it out for the 2001 EA Sports 250cc Supercross Championship. This series marks the unexpected end of the McGrath era and is completely dominated by Ricky Carmichael. Watch as Ricky Carmichael goes for 13 wins in a row to tie the record set by Jeremy McGrath in 1996. Heath Voss debuts the new Honda CRF450R 4-stroke in Supercross. Team Honda's Sebastien Tortelli rides his CR250R with "The Mummy Returns" graphics on it for its film debut the day before this race. The recently-retired Jeff Emig makes a guest appearance in the booth during the semis. Returning 125cc contenders like Brock Sellards, 125cc East champ Travis Pastrana, Nick Wey, 125cc rookie Grant Langston, Mike Brown, Nathan Ramsey, Kelly Smith, 125cc West champ Ernesto Fonseca, David Pingree, Travis Preston, Casey Lytle, Tallon Vohland, Danny Smith, Greg Schnell, Rodrig Thain, Justin Buckelew, and others battle it out for bragging rights for the 2001 125cc East/West Shootout. This series marks the birth of the new (yet controversial) Yamaha YZ250F 4-stroke competing in the 125cc class, with Yamaha of Troy's Ernesto Fonseca debuting the bike in the West, and Nathan Ramsey in the East. This race marks the last 125cc Supercross race for Travis Pastrana and Ernesto Fonseca. Enjoy. NOTE: Sorry for the audio troubles at the start, folks. Digital cable was still in its infancy at the time. I'm gonna include an annotation for you folks to read the intro, albeit I don't know exactly what was said word for word, but closed caption certainly helped half of it.