Troy Dog
Happy Stewsday everyone! If you’re a loyal reader, you’ll know that we take all things James Stewart very seriously. I mean, why wouldn’t we? He was one of the most influential riders of all-time!
This week I decided that I would comb the archives and list out all of Stew’s premier class supercross wins starting with Irving (yes, they called it Irving back then) in 2005 all the way to St. Louis in 2014.
Remember, Stew’s goal was to also break Jeremy McGrath’s record of 72 wins. He sat second on the all-time wins list for nearly a decade before Eli Tomac passed him on the list last season. Still, the King remains unbothered with a 21-race lead over Tomac. A truly incredible stat, no doubt!
James Stewart’s Premier Class Wins In Order:
- 2005 Irving
- 2005 Seattle
- 2005 Houston
- 2006 Anaheim 1
- 2006 San Francisco
- 2006 San Diego
- 2006 Orlando
- 2006 Detroit
- 2006 Houston
- 2006 Seattle
- 2006 Las Vegas
- 2007 Anaheim 1
- 2007 Phoenix
- 2007 Anaheim 2
- 2007 Anaheim 3
- 2007 Houston
- 2007 Atlanta
- 2007 Daytona
- 2007 Orlando
- 2007 Indianapolis
- 2007 Irving
- 2007 Detroit
- 2007 Seattle
- 2007 Las Vegas
- 2008 Phoenix
- 2009 Phoenix
- 2009 Anaheim 2
- 2009 Houston
- 2009 San Francisco
- 2009 Anaheim 3
- 2009 San Diego
- 2009 Atlanta
- 2009 New Orleans
- 2009 Toronto
- 2009 Jacksonville
- 2009 Salt Lake City
- 2010 Anaheim 1
- 2011 Phoenix
- 2011 Oakland
- 2011 Anaheim 2
- 2011 St. Louis
- 2011 Seattle
- 2012 Oakland
- 2012 Daytona
- 2013 Atlanta
- 2014 San Diego
- 2014 Dallas
- 2014 Detroit
- 2014 Toronto
- 2014 St. Louis
I still haven’t given up hope that Stew will make a return, just like Michael Jordan came back to play for the Washington Wizards. Tom Brady played into his forties as well. All legends decide to come back when they’re approaching 40, which is what Stew is will be in 2025. Heck, look at Billy Laninovich, he IS 40. Hey Stew, we still have time to go after this! Only 23 to go to beat the record! You in?
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