Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Grant Langston wrapped up the 125cc East Supercross Championship in Pontiac. Langston was actually tied for the points lead with KTM’s Josh Hansen, but Grant had more overall wins, thus securing him the coveted #1 plate.

After claiming the win in Dallas, and placing second in Orlando, Langston went on to place second in the 125 main event in Las Vegas.

Tedesco (left) and Langston both sported their respective #1 plates for the 125 East/West Shootout in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, Tedesco crashed during the first lap of the main event, so fans didn’t get to see the two champs face-off.

Tim and Evie Ferry attempt to stay dry in Seattle.

Grant sports the latest in Supercross fashion, courtesy of Pro Circuit.

Mitch Payton is ready to hit the blackjack tables in Vegas.

Chad Reed claims the checkers in Las Vegas.

Chad Reed had a great second half of the season, winning in Orlando, Pontiac and Vegas (pictured), along with a third place finish in Dallas and a second place finish in Houston.

During the Supercross Finals weekend in Las Vegas, some additional industry action included the MiniMoto and the 2005 Supercross Banquet. Here are a few highlights.

The competition was fierce at the MiniMoto this year. There was definitely some bar-banging going on off the line.

When you’re Jeremy McGrath, you even get an umbrella girl for the MiniMoto!

No matter whether he’s racing Supercross, giving interviews, or racing a 50; it’s always great to see Jeremy McGrath out on the track!

Guy Cooper raced at last year’s inaugural MiniMoto event, and was back again in 2005 for more mini action.

Tedesco and Langston pose with their championship trophies at the Supercross banquet at the MGM Grand.