Suzuki mounted Ryan Dungey proved to be the man to beat in Las Vegas this past weekend. The Rockstar Makita Suzuki backed rider posted the fastest lap time during day qualifying and put in a solid 2nd place finish in his heat race. When the gates dropped for the main event it was Dungey and Ryan Villopoto who separated themselves from the rest of the field as they attacked the slick Vegas track. Dungey rode in second for most of the race, but on the last lap is when the Suzuki rider decided to strike and take over the lead. The number 28 bike crossed the finish line first and took the glory of the biggest race of the year for the second year in a row. Look for big things to come from this young Suzuki rider as the outdoor nationals start here within the next month. Check out Parts Pit Stop for all your industry needs, news, and updates!

For those of you who have been paying attention to the supercross series, then you may have noticed flashes of brilliance coming from the number 27 KTM of Nick Wey. Wey who has been plagued with injuries throughout the year, has gotten back up to speed and has his KTM dialed in and running strong. Team two seven has been throwing down hole shots in his heat races and putting together some top 10 finishes in recent main events. With momentum on his side, look for Nick Wey to hang it all out and put his KTM on the top spot of the podium this weekend in Vegas. Make sure to catch all the action and check back with the Parts Pit Stop Blog for all your industry updates!