WHO'S WHO AT MAMMOTH (BIG BIKES)
Author: John Parkinson	Features | Thursday, 25 June 2009 21:40

After a strong vet weekend Ryan Hughes is back to put it to these youngsters.  We will see where he sits against the up and coming stars soon enough.

Nick Palluzi looked strong today in practice; he should be out front all weekend long.

Lance Vincent was pinning it and should be in title contention this week.

Jessy Nelson is always strong here in Mammoth, and his first showing on a big bike here looks to be a good one.

Tyler Sjoberg was looking solid today. He jumped in behind Ryno early and looks to be one of the favorites in the pro class.

Kevin Rookstool and Daniel Sani will be two veteren riders to keep an eye on this week for sure.

Gannon Audette is back from a gnarly crash at Whitney.  He looks to be back in form and ready to go.

Michael Leib is back in action from his broken foot and is looking like he is ready to do some damage in the B class.

Brad Farce came out to see what Mammoth is all about and is hoping to put his Honda on the podium.

Austin Howell has been stepping up his game and should be pretty solid here in the pro class.

Ian Trettel made the trip all the way from Florida to get in on the action here on the west coast.

Colorado's Eli Tomac is at home when he comes to Mammoth.

Blake Baggett looked to be one of the fastest guys on the track today.

Timmy Weigand and Ryno went at it early in the week and with more track time then everyone else, the two are going to be tough to beat.

Tommy Weeck had a strong showing at the World Mini this year and is looking to keep things rolling this week.

Honda Of Houston’s Shaun Martin was stoked to see his top dog Kyle Regal here in Mammoth.

Michael Sleeter is always fun to watch and we look for some strong showings out of him once racing ensues.

Bryce Vallee is looking to get his first title and it might just come this week.

Jake Riggle was on board an 85 on Tuesday and Wednesday, but now he is looking to see what he can do with the big boys.

Jake Canada looked really strong today.

Travis Baker has been right there all year long but is still looking for his title.