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Stewart 3 years ago. It was to be his final start in Des Nations and was a part of five prior wins for Belgium, a lot was on the line for him, and he was willing to dig as far as he had to, to bring home just one more Chamberlain Trophy. Luckily, we did not have to wait long to see Everts vs. Stewart when the chips were down, as both got great starts in the and class Moto and quickly broke away from the pack.
Stewart, however, would fall in the middle of a corner and would lose multiple spots in the early going as Everts would sail away. Despite losing the race, there was a bigger picture to see for Stewart and company.
The United States was leading the points after the first moto by 6 points over Team New Zealand, thanks to James and Ryan Villopoto finishing second and third place. Villopoto and Tedesco would, once again, do their part in Moto Two, scoring results of second and sixth respectively, giving The United States an point gap over Team New Zealand with one race left. That meant it was time for round two of Everts and Stewart.
Stewart and Everts would find themselves in the thick of the hunt about 10 minutes into the final moto and were in a heated battle for a good three minutes. Everts would then rail an outside corner to make a pass on Stewart, and would ultimately be the winning move, and his final race ever. Stefan Everts would go in The Motocross Des Nations, although he won the battle, the war was a different story. Despite Everts getting the better of James in his swan song, a Des Nations win is a feather that any rider today would love to put in their cap please Zach Osborne, for the love of God save us if we go this year.
Assumingly at some point around this time, James would sign an extension with Kawasaki that would take him to the end of We would not know until then, but this would be the beginning of the end of his incredible run with Kawasaki, but James was about to enter arguably, the best three-year stretch of his career, beginning in Carmichael was set to retire from supercross midway through the season to begin his transition into NASCAR, giving James the best shot he had to this point in his career at becoming Supercross World Champion, and James would take this opportunity by the throat.
Stewart would begin by winning five of the first six rounds of supercross, and in the one round he did not win at San Francisco, he ended up in second place to Carmichael. Reed would end up taking the main event holeshot that evening, but it would quickly turn into an all-time battle between Stewart and Carmichael for one last time. Carmichael would make short work of Reed to grab the lead early on, Stewart later would take second from him after Reed made a mistake on a triple jump.
Stewart would then set up camp right behind the exhaust pipe of Carmichael and wait to make his move. And with eight laps to go, Stewart would make what was ultimately the winning pass coming out of a corner leading into a rhythm section.
Anything Carmichael had left in the tank he emptied, but that night in Orlando would belong to James Stewart. Some considered that night to be the official passing of the torch from Carmichael to Stewart as the fastest rider on the planet. Stewart would prove from there on out that would be the case. He would win 13 main events in , which is the second-most ever in one season, and became the first African American to win a major motorsports championship, beating Chad Reed by 51 points.
Stewart would have a superb start in the motocross season with a win and five-second places. On top of that, he would end missing Unadilla, due to a back injury in practice in the middle of that stint, and lead the points entering the second half of the season at Washougal.
Unfortunately, Stwart injured his knee in a fluke accident. Firstly, this cost him a more than winnable motocross championship, and secondly, this injury would only worsen over time. Stewart would suffer a practice crash right before the supercross season in December of , re-injuring his left knee that he hurt at Washougal earlier in the year, training with now-famous trainer Aldon Baker.
On January 25th, , Stewart would officially get surgery for a torn ACL in his left knee, knocking him out for the final 15 rounds of supercross, and gave Reed a path to his second supercross championship over Kevin Windham. What happens next, however, would put James on a whole other stratosphere in terms of his legacy. Stewart would end up being back and ready to hit the ground running for the outdoor season. Despite a torn ACL being a major injury, it is not the death sentence that it is in other sports.
From the date of his surgery to the first moto of the year at Glen Helen, he missed exactly four months, and Stewart was about to end his nearly year run with a bang. Stewart started the Outdoor campaign by obliterating the field in both motos at Glen Helen and proceeded to win both motos again at Hangtown.
By this point, he was and talk of a perfect season was very much alive for Stewart. This would not be the first time it was done.
However, De Reuver would see the inevitable truth that every rider in the US paddock knew at this point. There was not a man alive that was going to beat James Stewart straight up in motocross that summer.
However, James still had one final race with Kawasaki before he said his goodbye. The USA would take top honors in qualifying, with Stewart and Villopoto taking home qualifying race win. However, in his second race of the day, the person who ultimately beat Stewart was himself. When he had the final moto of the day well in hand with a little over three minutes remaining, Stewart would end up crashing. Then his Kawasaki machine refused to start up after stalling, causing a finish of 23rd. The good news is, in Des Nations, a countries worst moto finish among its three riders is dropped and Villopoto and Ferry would have strong results that day.
A few days later, Stewart would sign a two-year contract with San Manuel Yamaha. The contract would only be for Supercross. Stewart would go on the record and give insight into his split from Kawasaki in a sit-down interview series.
I wanted to end my career out there. Stewart would also make a switch regarding his choice of riding gear.
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