Jett Lawrence perfect as Coenen twins light up Thunder Valley

2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship

Round Three – Thunder Valley

Thunder Valley proved quite eventful with a rough and controversial track surface, multiple edge-marker penalties, a Japanese winner in 250MX, no American rider on the 450MX overall podium, and the Coenen twins making an immediate impression on their U.S. Pro Motocross debut.

The Colorado circuit itself became one of the major talking points of the weekend. Riders were far from glowing in their assessment of the surface, and the edge-marker issue became decisive in the 450MX opener. Track markers had been heavily disturbed as the motos wore on, but the rulebook was still applied: riders who crossed inside track markers were docked one position for each infringement.

Haiden Deegan was the hardest hit. After featuring in the lead battle, briefly pressing Jett Lawrence and eventually being fourth on the road in Moto 1, Deegan was docked seven positions and dropped to 11th. Hunter Lawrence was penalised one position, moving from third to fourth, while Jorge Prado was penalised two positions and dropped from fifth to seventh.  The penalties resulted in Garrett Marchbanks being classified third despite finishing well behind the lead trio on elapsed time, but it also underlined how costly the track-limits issue became on a day when every point mattered.

450MX

Hunter Lawrence topped 450MX qualifying with a 2m01.727, but the immediate eye-catcher was Lucas Coenen. The 19-year-old Belgian, current MXGP points leader, used a break in his Grand Prix season to make his Pro Motocross debut with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing and qualified second, half a second off Hunter and ahead of Jett Lawrence.

Jett made the decisive move when the gate dropped for Moto 1. He took the holeshot, with Cooper Webb and Hunter Lawrence in pursuit, before Hunter moved past Webb and set after his younger brother.

Jett Lawrence leads the field into the opening turn of 450MX Moto 1 at Thunder Valley.

Deegan then turned the race into the first proper Jett versus Haiden outdoor confrontation of the season. The Yamaha rider worked forward, passed Hunter for second, and for a spell looked capable of applying real pressure to Jett. The crowd’s response made clear that the storyline had landed.

The momentum shifted when Deegan made a couple of mistakes and then went down, dropping behind the Lawrences and opening the door for Coenen. Hunter also fell late, which moved Coenen into second and brought Deegan back into the podium discussion, but the penalty review after the race changed the final classification.

Jett held on to win by 1.4 seconds over Coenen, with Marchbanks elevated to third, Hunter fourth and RJ Hampshire fifth. Deegan’s seven-position penalty left him 11th.

Jett Lawrence again led from the start in Moto 2, completing a perfect pair of holeshots and moto wins.

Moto 2 was more straightforward at the front. Jett again nailed the holeshot, Hunter fell early while trying to apply pressure, and Coenen quickly established himself in second. Aaron Plessinger ran third early before Deegan moved through, while Hunter charged back into the fight and briefly reclaimed third from Deegan late in the moto, only to fall again and hand the place back.

Jett won the second moto by 9.6 seconds over Coenen, completing another 1-1 sweep and taking his fourth straight moto victory of the season. It was his 20th 1-1 premier-class scorecard, his 26th premier-class overall win from 30 starts, and his fourth straight victory at Thunder Valley.

“I felt a lot better in Moto 2, with a lot better lines and better flow,” Jett said. “It was a really tricky track. It was a good 1-1 weekend and I’m happy with that.”

Jett Lawrence celebrates across the Thunder Valley finish line after completing a 1-1 sweep in Colorado.

The result also moved Jett into the 450MX championship lead. After three rounds, he now has 138 points, eight clear of Hunter on 130, with Deegan third on 106.

Lucas Coenen showed front-running speed throughout the day, finishing runner-up to Jett Lawrence in both 450MX motos.

Coenen’s debut was one of the stories of the day. A 2-2 scorecard gave him second overall on debut, and his performance immediately strengthened the impression that the Belgian twins could be serious players if they do make a move to the U.S. paddock in the future.

“This was amazing,” Coenen said. “I can’t thank the team enough for making this happen. The second moto was hectic with lapped riders, but I am racing the best riders in the world and it’s a lot of fun.”

Lucas Coenen celebrates second overall on debut after a standout first AMA Pro Motocross appearance at Thunder Valley.

Hunter completed the overall podium with 4-4 results after a day that included a Moto 1 penalty and two Moto 2 falls. It was not the day he wanted, but he still limited the damage and remains in control of the broader SMX regular-season standings.

Hunter Lawrence battled through a difficult Thunder Valley round to finish third overall and retain second in the 450MX championship chase.

Garrett Marchbanks was fourth overall, while Prado salvaged fifth on a 7-5 scorecard. Deegan was sixth overall despite his third in Moto 2, Plessinger was seventh, Hampshire eighth, Dylan Ferrandis ninth for Ducati, and Cooper Webb rounded out the top ten.

The absence of any American rider from the 450MX overall podium was notable.

Jett Lawrence, Lucas Coenen and Hunter Lawrence filled the 450MX podium at Thunder Valley, leaving no American rider inside the overall top three.

250MX

The 250MX class again delivered the most unpredictable racing of the afternoon.

Cole Davies set the pace in qualifying, the New Zealander topping the session with a 2m04.463 ahead of Sacha Coenen, Julien Beaumer, Seth Hammaker and Levi Kitchen. Sacha’s second in qualifying immediately made it clear that the Coenen twins had not come to Colorado merely for experience.

Seth Hammaker grabbed the 250MX Moto 1 holeshot as the field charged into the opening turn at Thunder Valley.

Hammaker grabbed the holeshot in Moto 1 and initially looked set to continue his strong early-season form. Beaumer pressured him in the opening laps before the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasakis began to take control.

Seth Hammaker leads Levi Kitchen during 250MX action at Thunder Valley, before Kitchen later moved through to win Moto 1.

Nick Romano and Kitchen moved past Beaumer, giving Pro Circuit Kawasaki the top three positions, before Kitchen increased the pressure on Hammaker. Kitchen eventually found the move with two laps remaining and then pulled away to win by 8.1 seconds. Hammaker was second, Jo Shimoda third, Romano fourth and Michael Mosiman fifth.

Sacha Coenen’s opening moto was compromised by an early fall, leaving him 14th and seemingly out of the overall fight.

Sacha Coenen launched to the 250MX Moto 2 holeshot while chaos unfolded behind in the opening turn.

That changed dramatically in Moto 2. Coenen took the holeshot, while Pro Circuit team-mates Hammaker and Kitchen were caught in first-turn chaos and dropped deep in the field. Up front, Coenen settled into a rhythm and was never seriously challenged.

Romano and Ryder DiFrancesco ran in podium contention early, before DiFrancesco moved to second. Shimoda then worked his way forward, passed Romano, and later took second from DiFrancesco just before the final lap.

Coenen won the moto by 6.1 seconds over Shimoda, with DiFrancesco third, Beaumer fourth and Romano fifth. Kitchen recovered to eighth, while Hammaker reached 12th.

That result gave Shimoda the round win on a 3-2 scorecard, making him the third different 250MX winner in as many rounds this season. The Honda rider did it without winning a moto, and the Thunder Valley success marked the seventh Pro Motocross victory of his career.

“I just needed to start up front,” Shimoda said. “Coming back from my offseason neck injury, this win means a lot. Let’s keep the ball rolling.”

Jo Shimoda became the third different 250MX overall winner in as many rounds after going 3-2 at Thunder Valley.

Kitchen salvaged second overall with 1-8 results and now shares the 250MX red plate with Hammaker. Both Kawasaki riders leave Thunder Valley on 117 points, with Shimoda third on 111.

Kitchen was frustrated not to have turned his Moto 1 speed into a complete round, but his Moto 2 recovery was vital.

“I just can’t put a day together,” Kitchen said. “I got up and saw a red plate in front of me and realised I just needed to beat this guy. We’ve just got to keep going and keep fighting.”

Levi Kitchen won the opening 250MX moto and recovered from Moto 2 first-turn chaos to finish second overall.

Romano’s 4-5 scorecard gave him the first overall podium of his professional career. It was also the third different Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider to stand on the 250MX podium across the first three rounds.

“It’s unreal,” Romano said. “I’ve worked my whole life for a moment like this, so it’s pretty special.”

Nick Romano and Levi Kitchen helped deliver a double podium for Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki at Thunder Valley.

Sacha Coenen’s 14-1 salvaged fourth overall and gave the Belgian a clear marker to take back to MX2. DiFrancesco was fifth overall with 9-3 results, just missing the podium on countback, while Beaumer’s 7-4 scorecard gave him sixth overall and kept him fourth in the championship.

“Moto 2 was a big confidence booster,” DiFrancesco said. “This whole class right now is just about getting off the gate.”

Sacha Coenen capped his U.S. Pro Motocross debut with a dominant 250MX Moto 2 victory.

Hammaker finished seventh overall, his first round off the podium this season, while Australian Kayden Minear produced one of his stronger outdoor results with 13-6 finishes for eighth overall. Minear now sits eighth in the 250MX championship on 69 points.

Jo Shimoda, Levi Kitchen and Nick Romano filled the 250MX podium at Thunder Valley, with Shimoda taking the round win on 3-2 results.

In the SMX regular-season standings, Davies continues to lead the 250 class on 324 points, ahead of Hammaker on 297 and Kitchen on 294. DiFrancesco is fourth on 244, while Haiden Deegan remains fifth on 233 despite having moved to the 450 class for Pro Motocross.

WMX

The Women’s Motocross Championship also formed part of the Thunder Valley weekend, and there was plenty of Australian interest.

Charli Cannon topped WMX qualifying with a 2m18.568 aboard the Quad Lock Honda, ahead of reigning champion Lachlan “Lala” Turner. Mikayla Nielsen was third quickest, with Lotte van Drunen fourth, Jordan Jarvis fifth, Emma Milesevic sixth and Taylah McCutcheon seventh.

Turner took control when points were on offer, winning both motos to make it seven straight WMX race wins dating back to last season. She won Moto 1 by 27.866 seconds over Cannon, with McCutcheon third, Van Drunen fourth and Jarvis fifth.

Cannon was much closer in Moto 2, finishing only 2.781 seconds behind Turner, while Nielsen took third, and McCutcheon finished fourth.

Turner’s 1-1 gave her the overall win, Cannon’s 2-2 secured second, and McCutcheon’s 3-4 delivered the Queenslander her first career WMX overall podium.

It was a strong round for the Australian contingent. Cannon and McCutcheon put two Australians on the podium, while Victorian Emma Milesevic went 7-9 for eighth overall, giving Australia three riders inside the WMX top ten.

Lachlan Turner swept the WMX motos at Thunder Valley, while Australians Charli Cannon and Taylah McCutcheon completed the podium.

Turner now leads the WMX championship on 90 points, with Cannon second on 81. Jordan Jarvis is third on 69, McCutcheon fourth on 68, Mikayla Nielsen fifth on 63, and Milesevic seventh on 58.

The AMA Pro Motocross Championship now heads east to High Point Raceway in Pennsylvania on June 20 for Round Four of the outdoor season and Round 21 of the SMX World Championship regular season.

Full Thunder Valley results and updated championship tables follow below.

450 Moto One Results

POSRIDERBIKEINTERVAL

1	J Lawrence	Hon	35m24.635
2	L Coenen	KTM	+1.400
3	G Marchbanks	Kaw	+52.095
4	H Lawrence	Hon	+17.469
5	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	+1m07.452
6	A Plessinger	KTM	+1m09.205
7	J Prado	KTM	+46.320
8	D Ferrandis	Duc	+1m16.262
9	C Craig	Hon	+1m19.979
10	C Webb	Yam	+1m21.303
11	H Deegan	Yam	+20.178
12	M Haarup	Tri	+1m22.694
13	J Smith	Tri	+1m45.266
14	C Tøndel	Kaw	+1m51.283
15	J Barcia	Duc	+1m57.573
16	F Noren	Yam	+1m59.435
17	V Guillod	Yam	+2m02.578
18	G Harlan	KTM	+1 Lap
19	B Bloss	Bet	+1 Lap
20	J Rodbell	Hon	+1 Lap
21	M Harrison	Kaw	+1 Lap
22	M Oldenburg	Bet	+1 Lap
23	L Locurcio	Gas	+1 Lap
24	D Oliveira	KTM	+1 Lap
25	J Chambers	Kaw	+1 Lap
26	V Friese	Kaw	+1 Lap
27	H Hudson	Kaw	+1 Lap
28	A Nordstrom	KTM	+1 Lap
29	B Hammond	Yam	+1 Lap
30	V Luhovey	Kaw	+1 Lap
31	J Short	Hon	+1 Lap
32	S Rubini	Yam	+1 Lap
33	J Kessler	Gas	+1 Lap
34	S Powers	Hon	+1 Lap
35	G Hoffman	Yam	+2 Laps
36	M Smith	Yam	+2 Laps
37	D Gall	Hon	+2 Laps
38	C Carsten	Suz	+2 Laps
39	T Stepek	Yam	+11 Laps
40	B Hoag	Hon	+15 Laps

450 Moto Two Results

POSRIDERBIKEINTERVAL

1	J Lawrence	Hon	35m42.532
2	L Coenen	KTM	+9.635
3	H Deegan	Yam	+32.072
4	H Lawrence	Hon	+35.353
5	J Prado	KTM	+37.750
6	G Marchbanks	Kaw	+40.380
7	A Plessinger	KTM	+43.289
8	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	+1m01.097
9	D Ferrandis	Duc	+1m10.556
10	C Webb	Yam	+1m13.533
11	M Haarup	Tri	+1m19.699
12	J Smith	Tri	+1m36.756
13	C Tøndel	Kaw	+2m00.139
14	V Guillod	Yam	+2m08.428
15	D Oliveira	KTM	+1 Lap
16	B Bloss	Bet	+1 Lap
17	G Harlan	KTM	+1 Lap
18	M Harrison	Kaw	+1 Lap
19	F Noren	Yam	+1 Lap
20	L Locurcio	Gas	+1 Lap
21	A Nordstrom	KTM	+1 Lap
22	M Oldenburg	Bet	+1 Lap
23	J Short	Hon	+1 Lap
24	H Hudson	Kaw	+1 Lap
25	J Rodbell	Hon	+1 Lap
26	V Luhovey	Kaw	+1 Lap
27	B Hammond	Yam	+1 Lap
28	M Smith	Yam	+1 Lap
29	S Rubini	Yam	+1 Lap
30	J Kessler	Gas	+1 Lap
31	S Powers	Hon	+1 Lap
32	T Stepek	Yam	+1 Lap
33	C Carsten	Suz	+2 Laps
34	C Walker	KTM	+2 Laps
35	G Hoffman	Yam	+2 Laps
36	J Rubalcava	KTM	+2 Laps
37	D Gall	Hon	+2 Laps
38	J Chambers	Kaw	+7 Laps
39	V Friese	Kaw	+8 Laps
40	C Craig	Hon	+9 Laps

450 Round

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	J Lawrence	Hon	50
2	L Coenen	KTM	44
3	H Lawrence	Hon	36
4	G Marchbanks	Kaw	36
5	J Prado	KTM	32
6	H Deegan	Yam	31
7	A Plessinger	KTM	31
8	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	31
9	D Ferrandis	Duc	27
10	C Webb	Yam	24
11	M Haarup	Tri	21
12	J Smith	Tri	19
13	C Tøndel	Kaw	17
14	V Guillod	Yam	13
15	C Craig	Hon	13
16	B Bloss	Bet	9
17	G Harlan	KTM	9
18	F Noren	Yam	9
19	D Oliveira	KTM	7
20	J Barcia	Duc	7
21	M Harrison	Kaw	5
22	L Locurcio	Gas	2
23	J Rodbell	Hon	2
24	A Nordstrom	KTM	1
25	M Oldenburg	Bet	0
26	H Hudson	Kaw	0
27	J Short	Hon	0
28	V Luhovey	Kaw	0
29	B Hammond	Yam	0
30	S Rubini	Yam	0
31	J Kessler	Gas	0
32	J Chambers	Kaw	0
33	M Smith	Yam	0
34	S Powers	Hon	0
35	V Friese	Kaw	0
36	G Hoffman	Yam	0
37	T Stepek	Yam	0
38	C Carsten	Suz	0
39	D Gall	Hon	0
40	C Walker	KTM	0
41	J Rubalcava	KTM	0
42	B Hoag	Hon	0

450 Pro Motocross Points

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	Jett Lawrence	Hon	138
2	Hunter Lawrence	Hon	130
3	Haiden Deegan	Yam	106
4	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	94
5	Dylan Ferrandis	Duc	86
6	Jorge Prado	KTM	85
7	Garrett Marchbanks	Kaw	83
8	Aaron Plessinger	KTM	68
9	Cooper Webb	Yam	68
10	Mikkel Haarup	Tri	66
11	Chase Sexton	Kaw	61
12	Christian Craig	Hon	56
13	Justin Cooper	Yam	50
14	Lucas Coenen	KTM	44
15	Justin Barcia	Duc	42
16	Jordon Smith	Tri	35
17	Cornelius Tøndel	Kaw	34
18	Valentin Guillod	Yam	32
19	Benny Bloss	Bet	29
20	Dante Oliveira	KTM	25
21	Kyle Webster	Hon	16
22	Freddie Noren	Yam	14
23	Mitchell Harrison	Kaw	14
24	Colt Nichols	Suz	13
25	Grant Harlan	KTM	13
26	Malcolm Stewart	Hus	10
27	Mason Semmens	KTM	6
28	Vince Friese	Kaw	5
29	Lorenzo Locurcio	Gas	2
30	Justin Rodbell	Hon	2

450 SMX Points

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	Hunter Lawrence	Hon	476
2	Cooper Webb	Yam	383
3	Ken Roczen	Suz	349
4	Justin Cooper	Yam	323
5	Chase Sexton	Kaw	298
6	Eli Tomac	KTM	275
7	Jorge Prado	KTM	274
8	Dylan Ferrandis	Duc	262
9	Garrett Marchbanks	Kaw	225
10	Malcolm Stewart	Hus	214
11	Christian Craig	Hon	210
12	Joey Savatgy	Hon	194
13	Justin Hill	KTM	188
14	Aaron Plessinger	KTM	167
15	Shane McElrath	Hon	150
16	Jett Lawrence	Hon	138
17	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	132
18	Colt Nichols	Suz	129
19	Haiden Deegan	Yam	106
20	Jordon Smith	Tri	103
21	Mitchell Harrison	Kaw	87
22	Jason Anderson	Kaw	84
23	Justin Barcia	Duc	75
24	Vince Friese	Kaw	71
25	Mikkel Haarup	Tri	66
26	Grant Harlan	KTM	61
27	Dean Wilson	Hon	60
28	Lucas Coenen	KTM	44
29	Cornelius Tøndel	Kaw	34
30	Freddie Noren	Yam	34

250 Moto One Results

POSRIDERBIKEINTERVAL

1	L Kitchen	Kaw	34m42.328
2	S Hammaker	Kaw	+8.105
3	J Shimoda	Hon	+21.476
4	N Romano	Kaw	+23.628
5	M Mosiman	Yam	+24.320
6	C Davies	Yam	+25.605
7	J Beaumer	KTM	+32.201
8	C Dudney	Yam	+35.723
9	R DiFrancesco	Hus	+42.472
10	E Temmerman	Kaw	+43.998
11	C Cochran	Hus	+48.372
12	D Schwartz	Yam	+50.275
13	K Minear	Yam	+51.537
14	S Coenen	KTM	+55.092
15	L Gordon	Yam	+56.856
16	D Denno	Tri	+58.638
17	M Vohland	Yam	+1m03.576
18	C Mumford	KTM	+1m04.273
19	D Kelley	Kaw	+1m04.752
20	C Hymas	Hon	+1m12.736
21	L Turner	Yam	+1m16.583
22	J Fappani	KTM	+1m24.374
23	A Long	KTM	+1m32.586
24	C Benard	Yam	+1m34.996
25	M Weltin	Kaw	+1m38.408
26	D Adams	Kaw	+1m41.191
27	C Wood	Yam	+1m42.346
28	P Ross	Yam	+1m50.694
29	G Linville	Tri	+1m53.794
30	R Buccheri	KTM	+2m06.291
31	C Timboe	Yam	+2m15.942
32	G Towers	Hon	+1 Lap
33	P Masciangelo	KTM	+1 Lap
34	A Keefer	Hon	+1 Lap
35	J Jacobsen	KTM	+1 Lap
36	J Allred	KTM	+1 Lap
37	N Israel	Tri	+1 Lap
38	B Bennett	Hus	+1 Lap
39	H Edwards	Yam	+11 Laps
40	B Mcclure	Yam	+16 Laps

250 Moto Two Results

POSRIDERBIKEINTERVAL

1	S Coenen	KTM	34m35.531
2	J Shimoda	Hon	+6.188
3	R DiFrancesco	Hus	+9.039
4	J Beaumer	KTM	+14.563
5	N Romano	Kaw	+22.914
6	K Minear	Yam	+24.536
7	L Gordon	Yam	+29.343
8	L Kitchen	Kaw	+30.955
9	D Denno	Tri	+33.796
10	C Wood	Yam	+37.963
11	D Kelley	Kaw	+38.823
12	S Hammaker	Kaw	+39.187
13	C Hymas	Hon	+44.755
14	M Mosiman	Yam	+49.045
15	C Davies	Yam	+53.147
16	C Mumford	KTM	+55.325
17	L Turner	Yam	+57.254
18	C Dudney	Yam	+59.089
19	M Vohland	Yam	+1m02.494
20	C Cochran	Hus	+1m04.508
21	E Temmerman	Kaw	+1m07.502
22	J Fappani	KTM	+1m22.728
23	D Adams	Kaw	+1m29.756
24	B Bennett	Hus	+1m37.715
25	M Weltin	Kaw	+1m50.554
26	G Linville	Tri	+1m53.522
27	A Long	KTM	+1m57.666
28	C Benard	Yam	+2m00.109
29	P Masciangelo	KTM	+2m02.806
30	C Timboe	Yam	+2m12.460
31	R Buccheri	KTM	+2m22.279
32	P Ross	Yam	+1 Lap
33	K Rowley	Yam	+1 Lap
34	A Keefer	Hon	+1 Lap
35	H Edwards	Yam	+1 Lap
36	J Jacobsen	KTM	+1 Lap
37	B Mcclure	Yam	+1 Lap
38	J Allred	KTM	+6 Laps
39	N Israel	Tri	+7 Laps
40	D Schwartz	Yam	+10 Laps

250 Round

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	J Shimoda	Hon	42
2	L Kitchen	Kaw	39
3	N Romano	Kaw	35
4	S Coenen	KTM	33
5	R DiFrancesco	Hus	33
6	J Beaumer	KTM	33
7	S Hammaker	Kaw	32
8	K Minear	Yam	25
9	M Mosiman	Yam	25
10	C Davies	Yam	23
11	L Gordon	Yam	22
12	D Denno	Tri	19
13	C Dudney	Yam	18
14	D Kelley	Kaw	14
15	C Cochran	Hus	13
16	E Temmerman	Kaw	13
17	C Wood	Yam	12
18	C Hymas	Hon	11
19	C Mumford	KTM	10
20	D Schwartz	Yam	10
21	M Vohland	Yam	8
22	L Turner	Yam	6
23	J Fappani	KTM	0
24	D Adams	Kaw	0
25	M Weltin	Kaw	0
26	A Long	KTM	0
27	C Benard	Yam	0
28	G Linville	Tri	0
29	P Ross	Yam	0
30	C Timboe	Yam	0
31	R Buccheri	KTM	0
32	B Bennett	Hus	0
33	P Masciangelo	KTM	0
34	A Keefer	Hon	0
35	J Jacobsen	KTM	0
36	G Towers	Hon	0
37	K Rowley	Yam	0
38	H Edwards	Yam	0
39	J Allred	KTM	0
40	N Israel	Tri	0
41	B Mcclure	Yam	0

250 Pro Motocross Points

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	Levi Kitchen	Kaw	117
2	Seth Hammaker	Kaw	117
3	Jo Shimoda	Hon	111
4	Julien Beaumer	KTM	104
5	Nicholas Romano	Kaw	96
6	Cole Davies	Yam	93
7	Ryder DiFrancesco	Hus	80
8	Kayden Minear	Yam	69
9	Chance Hymas	Hon	67
10	Carson Mumford	KTM	58
11	Max Vohland	Yam	57
12	Caden Dudney	Yam	54
13	Deacon Denno	Tri	43
14	Michael Mosiman	Yam	40
15	Lux Turner	Yam	39
16	Landen Gordon	Yam	39
17	Sacha Coenen	KTM	33
18	Enzo Temmerman	Kaw	30
19	Derek Kelley	Kaw	28
20	Dilan Schwartz	Yam	28
21	Casey Cochran	Hus	25
22	Daxton Bennick	Hus	24
23	Nate Thrasher	Yam	21
24	Carson Wood	Yam	12
25	Marshal Weltin	Kaw	11
26	Mathys Boisrame	Kaw	8
27	Coty Schock	Yam	6
28	Parker Ross	Yam	5
29	Austin Forkner	Tri	4
30	Brock Bennett	Hus	3

250 SMX Points

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	Cole Davies	Yam	324
2	Seth Hammaker	Kaw	297
3	Levi Kitchen	Kaw	294
4	Ryder DiFrancesco	Hus	244
5	Haiden Deegan	Yam	233
6	Jo Shimoda	Hon	211
7	Max Vohland	Yam	203
8	Daxton Bennick	Hus	184
9	Max Anstie	Yam	168
10	Nicholas Romano	Kaw	168
11	Nate Thrasher	Yam	158
12	Michael Mosiman	Yam	147
13	Coty Schock	Yam	146
14	Carson Mumford	KTM	128
15	Lux Turner	Yam	125
16	Devin Simonson	Yam	124
17	Hunter Yoder	Kaw	121
18	Derek Kelley	Kaw	117
19	Cameron McAdoo	Kaw	107
20	Chance Hymas	Hon	105
21	Julien Beaumer	KTM	104
22	Henry Miller	Hon	104
23	Caden Dudney	Yam	98
24	Kayden Minear	Yam	96
25	Parker Ross	Yam	95
26	Joshua Varize	Kaw	80
27	Landen Gordon	Yam	75
28	Dilan Schwartz	Yam	72
29	Marshal Weltin	Kaw	64
30	Pierce Brown	Yam	63

WMX Race One Results

POSRIDERBIKEINTERVAL

1	L Turner	Yam	16m24.530
2	C Cannon	Hon	+27.866
3	T McCutcheon	Kaw	+43.192
4	L Van Drunen	Yam	+46.807
5	J Jarvis	Yam	+48.006
6	P Bell	KTM	+1m05.388
7	E Milesevic	Yam	+1m05.828
8	L Pettus	Tri	+1m34.094
9	A Silvestri	Hus	+1m49.838
10	D Burgess	KTM	+1m52.507
11	B Marcotte	Hus	+2m00.911
12	H Johnson	Yam	+2m10.321
13	T Herald	Tri	+2m13.757
14	K Alvarez	Yam	+2m19.526
15	H Vassallo	Hus	+2m25.185
16	M Nielsen	Hon	+1 Lap
17	C Killebrew	Hus	+1 Lap
18	L Woods	Gas	+1 Lap
19	J Jansen	Hon	+1 Lap
20	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	+1 Lap
21	D Slingerland	Yam	+1 Lap
22	S Draycott	KTM	+1 Lap
23	G Spoor	Hon	+1 Lap
24	L Weihe	Hus	+1 Lap
25	L O’Brien	Yam	+1 Lap
26	J Ives	Hus	+1 Lap
27	R Tucker	Kaw	+1 Lap
28	L Volentir	KTM	+1 Lap
29	M Anaya	Hon	+1 Lap
30	A Spiker	KTM	+7 Laps
31	A Anderson	Yam	+7 Laps

WMX Race Two Results

POSRIDERBIKEINTERVAL

1	L Turner	Yam	15m57.019
2	C Cannon	Hon	+2.781
3	M Nielsen	Hon	+30.233
4	T McCutcheon	Kaw	+33.804
5	J Jarvis	Yam	+43.320
6	L Van Drunen	Yam	+44.979
7	P Bell	KTM	+53.470
8	L Pettus	Tri	+58.978
9	E Milesevic	Yam	+1m23.512
10	A Silvestri	Hus	+1m34.581
11	H Vassallo	Hus	+1m44.441
12	K Alvarez	Yam	+1m47.535
13	C Killebrew	Hus	+1m53.934
14	T Herald	Tri	+2m04.077
15	D Burgess	KTM	+2m07.391
16	J Ives	Hus	+2m10.962
17	H Johnson	Yam	+2m13.326
18	J Jansen	Hon	+2m15.288
19	L Woods	Gas	+2m17.868
20	S Draycott	KTM	+2m24.156
21	D Slingerland	Yam	+2m24.763
22	B Marcotte	Hus	+2m33.668
23	L O’Brien	Yam	+1 Lap
24	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	+1 Lap
25	L Weihe	Hus	+1 Lap
26	L Volentir	KTM	+1 Lap
27	G Spoor	Hon	+1 Lap
28	M Anaya	Hon	+1 Lap
29	R Tucker	Kaw	+3 Laps
30	A Spiker	KTM	+7 Laps
31	A Anderson	Yam	+7 Laps

WMX Round

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	L Turner	Yam	50
2	C Cannon	Hon	44
3	T McCutcheon	Kaw	38
4	J Jarvis	Yam	34
5	L Van Drunen	Yam	34
6	P Bell	KTM	31
7	L Pettus	Tri	28
8	E Milesevic	Yam	28
9	M Nielsen	Hon	26
10	A Silvestri	Hus	25
11	D Burgess	KTM	19
12	H Vassallo	Hus	18
13	K Alvarez	Yam	18
14	T Herald	Tri	17
15	H Johnson	Yam	15
16	C Killebrew	Hus	14
17	B Marcotte	Hus	11
18	J Jansen	Hon	7
19	L Woods	Gas	7
20	J Ives	Hus	6
21	S Draycott	KTM	2
22	D Slingerland	Yam	2
23	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	2
24	L O’Brien	Yam	0
25	L Weihe	Hus	0
26	G Spoor	Hon	0
27	L Volentir	KTM	0
28	R Tucker	Kaw	0
29	M Anaya	Hon	0
30	A Spiker	KTM	0
31	A Anderson	Yam	0

WMX Championship Points

POSRIDERBIKEPOINTS

1	Lachlan Turner	Yam	90
2	Charli Cannon	Hon	81
3	Jordan Jarvis	Yam	69
4	Taylah McCutcheon	Kaw	68
5	Mikayla Nielsen	Hon	63
6	Lilly-Ann Pettus	Tri	60
7	Emma Milesevic	Yam	58
8	Piper Bell	KTM	53
9	Ava Silvestri	Hus	38
10	Lotte Van Drunen	Yam	34
11	Brittany Marcotte	Hus	32
12	Destiny Burgess	KTM	29
13	Carrie Killebrew	Hus	29
14	Hailey Johnson	Yam	25
15	Kylie Alvarez	Yam	25
16	Destiny Slingerland	Yam	24
17	Hailey Vassallo	Hus	24
18	Haileigh Williams	KTM	22
19	Adrianne Spiker	KTM	21
20	Taylor Herald	Tri	17
21	Lauren Woods	Gas	17
22	Jaylie Gallacher	KTM	13
23	Jackie Ives	Hus	8
24	Jenna Jansen	Hon	7
25	Lexi Weihe	Hus	4
26	Ariana Scovel Tavares	Gas	4
27	Lana O’Brien	Yam	3
28	Skylar Draycott	KTM	2
29	Lauren Volentir	KTM	2
30	Gizele Spoor	Hon	0

WMX Qualifying

POSRIDERBIKETIME

1	C Cannon	Hon	2m18.568
2	L Turner	Yam	2m19.269
3	M Nielsen	Hon	2m21.117
4	L Van Drunen	Yam	2m22.235
5	J Jarvis	Yam	2m26.890
6	E Milesevic	Yam	2m27.305
7	T McCutcheon	Kaw	2m27.491
8	P Bell	KTM	2m32.090
9	D Slingerland	Yam	2m33.286
10	L Pettus	Tri	2m35.619
11	D Burgess	KTM	2m36.261
12	A Silvestri	Hus	2m37.169
13	H Vassallo	Hus	2m38.479
14	K Alvarez	Yam	2m40.009
15	L O’Brien	Yam	2m40.075
16	T Herald	Tri	2m40.569
17	C Killebrew	Hus	2m41.448
18	R Tucker	Kaw	2m41.611
19	H Johnson	Yam	2m41.667
20	B Marcotte	Hus	2m42.190
21	L Woods	Gas	2m43.742
22	J Ives	Hus	2m46.192
23	S Draycott	KTM	2m47.507
24	L Weihe	Hus	2m48.542
25	A Spiker	KTM	2m48.738
26	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	2m50.291
27	G Spoor	Hon	2m50.558
28	L Volentir	KTM	2m51.030
29	J Jansen	Hon	2m52.003
30	M Anaya	Hon	2m58.542
31	A Anderson	Yam	3m08.789