The Metal Mulisha team has a bunch of shit going down this weekend from, X Games, Lucas Oil Off Road Racing and the Moto battle at Hangtown! Hangtown entered its 45th year as a Motocross National and the MyPlash Metal Mulisha Star Racing Yamaha riders Cooper Webb, Jeremy Martin and Kyle Cunningham geared up, ready to kick things into gear in the 250 class.

MOTO 1:
The team plowed out of the gate holding a good position into the first few laps of the race. Cunningham was looking really good, staying consistent on his speed while Martin and Webb turned up the pressure and started moving up one-by-one. Webb placed his title as a rookie aside and started putting some heat on Durham for the top five and was gunning down Tomac and Roczen. Webb pulled away from his teammate Jeremy Martin, and finished up taking 5th, with Martin taking 7th and Cunningham claiming 8th! Congrats to you all!

Hangtown 250 Motocross Moto 1 Results 2013:
1. Ken Roczen (KTM)
2. Eli Tomac (Honda)
3. Blake Baggett (Kawasaki)
4. Marvin Musquin (KTM)
5. Cooper Webb (Yamaha)
6. Darryn Durham (Kawasaki)
7. Jeremy Martin (Yamaha)
8. Kyle Cunningham (Yamaha)
9. Zach Osborne (Honda)
10. Joey Savatgy (KTM)
11. Dillan Epstein (Kawasaki)
12. Jason Anderson (Suzuki)
13. Justin Hill (Kawasaki)
14. Cole Seely (Honda)
15. Zach Bell (Honda)

MOTO 2:

The final Moto 2 race snapped into play with some serious bar banging into the first corner but Cunningham, Webb and Martin all managed to flow past the carnage. All three kicked up the intensity a notch and moved further into lapped traffic. Cunningham found the smooth lines with good flow while Martin chose the quickest line regardless of track condition. Webb hammered down working on getting back into the mix. The top ten was rounded out with Kyle Cunningham coming in 7th , Jeremy Martin in 13th, and Cooper Webb in 18th.

The upcoming weeks should be very interesting! All three are ready to get back out on the track and work on a podium sweep!

250 Moto 2 Results
1. Ken Roczen
2. Blake Baggett (-12.2 seconds)
3. Eli Tomac
4. Marvin Musquin
5. Zach Osborne
6. Jason Anderson
7. Kyle Cunningham
8. Justin Bogle
9. Justin Hill
10. Blake Wharton
11. Joey Savatgy
12. Martin Davalos
13. Jeremy Martin
14. Cole Seely
15. Alex Martin
16. Nico Izzi
17. Jake Canada
18. Cooper Webb
19. Brady Kiesel
20. Kellian Rusk

Overall Results
1. Ken Roczen (1-1)
2. Blake Baggett (3-2)
3. Eli Tomac (2-3)
4. Marvin Musquin (4-4)
5. Zach Osborne (9-5)
6. Kyle Cunningham (8-7)
7. Jason Anderson (12-6)
8. Jeremy Martin (7-13)
9. Joey Savatgy (10-11)
10. Justin Hill (13-9)
11. Cooper Webb (5-18)
12. Justin Bogle (19-8)
13. Blake Wharton (17-10)
14. Darryn Durham (6-36)
15. Cole Seely (14-14)
16. Dillan Epstein (11-23)
17. Martin Davalos (38-12)
18. Jake Canada (16-17)
19. Alex Martin (20-15)
20. Zach Bell (15-35)

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The Metal Mulisha team is ready to dominate this weekend out in Barcelona, Spain for another 2013 X Games global tour stop. For the next couple days the Mulisha team; Deegan, Adelberg, Agee, and Buyten are ready to compete in each of their event challenges! In Moto X Freestyle and coming right off last weekends Red Bull X Fighters, Rob Adelberg and Wes Agee are both a complete podium threat to the rest of the competition. Get ready to see them lay it down and unleash an arsenal of tricks!

Faisst will be also gunning down a field of riders during the Moto X Speed and Style competition tonight along side his teammate Buyten.

Buyten and Deegan are scheduled to compete in Moto X Step Up during Sundays event. Deegan also will be setting the pace in his Rallycar. Make sure to check back on our websites for all the X Games updates and latest news.

Schedule Of Mulisha Events

Friday -
Moto X Speed & Style Final
12 p.m. – 3 p.m. ET
ESPN, WatchESPN

Saturday –
Moto X Freestyle Final
10 a.m. – 3 p.m. ET
ESPN, WatchESPN

Sunday –
Ford Rallycross Final
Moto X Best Whip Final
Moto X Step Up Final
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET
ESPN, WatchESPN

Metal Mulisha’s Jimmy Fitzpatrick and Larry Linkogle got the call from our good friends and California thrash punks Suicidal Tendencies! Fitz and Link both had a personal invite to take part in the recent debut album titled ‘13’.

Besides from their major impact on thrash, Suicidal has been getting the Mulisha team pumped up for years and to be featured in their latest album tops it off. Thirty years after their debut, they return with 13, their first album of new material in 13 years and coincidentally their 13th album.

Don’t miss out! Pick up their latest CD, listen to Fitz and Link scream it out on the song titled ‘Smash It‘ and scope out some of our Mulisha tees that are inspired by the Suicidal Tendencies vibe!

The stage was set for a ground-breaking showdown between the best freestyle motocross riders in the world to battle head-to-head on the largest FMX course in the history of the sport. Amongst the roster of riders, Metal Mulisha team riders Todd Potter, Wes Agee and Rob Adelberg faced unpredictable winds throughout the week.

Thursday kicked off a practice session which then led into Friday for another practice and qual. Unfortunately they never got to qualify because once again… the wind held them back.

This placed riders in a shotgun effort to stack up during the final day with another practice, qual and battle during the main event. Wind once again set the tempo of the day as officials delayed scheduled times throughout the day for safety reasons.

Deegan, Scummy, Link, Jacko, Leduc, Bean and the rest of the team stopped by the pits to meet and greet with all the fans while the the Mulisha Maidens decided to have a party of their own! They really got the crowed pumped handing out a grip of free clothing, products, stickers and autographed gear.

Unfortunately the wind never let up and the results came down the qualifying score. All the riders agreed that it was too unsafe to compete due to the high winds that would drastically affect their rotations and tricks. With rider safety being #1 to Red Bull event staff, an agreement was made by both parties to cancel the event as it was dangerous to perform at their best for the fans due to the gusty conditions.

“It’s been windy the past couple days and we had to miss practice all day yesterday, and then we luckily got in some qualifying this morning after the main event was called off. I’d like to go up there fair and square and go through the whole way, head-to-head, and do it legitimate, but we all knew this morning at qualifying that it was going to be tough with the wind. We all made sure we did our best runs, and it just so happened I won it. A win is a win, so I’m pumped.” – Rob Adelberg

Congrats to the Adelberg and the team for going on there and giving it your all! Make sure to visit our Glen Helen X Fighters photo gallery and check back for more photos and updates.

The 2013 Red Bull X-Fighters tour continues June 1 in Osaka, Japan, for the fourth of six stops, followed by events in Madrid, Spain (July 19) and Pretoria, South Africa (Sept. 7).