Jett Lawrence Edges Out Brother Hunter for Fourth Pro Motocross Win at Southwick

The Pro Motocross Championship returned to racing action this past weekend after a week off, hitting the iconic sand track at The Wick 338 for round five of the 2024 season. Jett Lawrence, defending champion in the 450 Class, relied on consistent finishes (1-2) to secure his fourth win of the season for Team Honda HRC.

In the 250 Class, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan continued his dominance with another 1-2 finish, extending his points lead and earning his fourth victory of the summer.

Close Calls in the 450 Class

Jett Lawrence got off to a familiar start in the premier class, grabbing the MotoSport.com Holeshot alongside his brother Hunter Lawrence, both mounted on Team Honda HRC machines. Right behind them was Team Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Chase Sexton.

Jett Lawrence quickly established a lead, building a 2.5-second advantage by the end of the opening lap. He continued to pull away throughout the moto, eventually stretching the gap to nearly 10 seconds over his brother. Sexton held strong in third, with a comfortable lead over the rest of the pack.

Jett Lawrence maintained his pace through the final stages, securing a wire-to-wire victory with a 6.4-second margin over Hunter Lawrence. Sexton finished a distant third.

The second moto saw another Lawrence holeshot, with Jett again leading Hunter out of the first turn. Sexton wasted no time, however, making a quick pass on Hunter for second and then setting his sights on the leader.

Chase Sexton - Southwick National

Chase Sexton (3-1) earned a Moto 2 victory to secure a runner-up finish at Southwick. Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

While Sexton initially challenged Jett for the lead, his momentum stalled, allowing Hunter to close in and reclaim second place. The Lawrence brothers battled it out, with Hunter briefly taking the lead before Jett fought back to regain control.

The final ten minutes brought the drama. Hunter went off-track momentarily, allowing Jett to pressure him. Jett capitalized on the opportunity, making the pass and distancing himself. However, Sexton wasn't done yet. He put on a late charge, closing the gap on Jett and initiating a fight for the lead with less than two minutes remaining.

Sexton battled hard, even briefly taking the lead before Jett Lawrence clawed his way back. The intense duel continued until the very end, with Sexton ultimately securing the moto win by a narrow margin just before the checkered flag.

Jett Lawrence Takes the Overall

Jett Lawrence's consistent finishes (1-2) proved to be the key factor, giving him his fourth win of the season and 15th of his career. This win ties him with Jeremy McGrath for 10th on the all-time 450 Class wins list.

Sexton's impressive second-moto victory earned him the runner-up spot for the day (3-1), while Hunter Lawrence maintained his podium streak with a third-place finish (2-3), extending it to five consecutive races.

Hunter Lawrence - Southwick National

Hunter Lawrence (2-3) captured his fifth straight overall podium result to hang on to the red plate. Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Hunter Lawrence's podium finish allows him to retain the championship points lead, but just barely. He sits three points ahead of Jett Lawrence and Sexton, who are now tied for second.

Deegan Extends Lead in the 250 Class

Haiden Deegan - Southwick National

Haiden Deegan (1-2) continued his hot start to the season with a fourth victory in five rounds. Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

The 250 Class saw similar dominance from Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan. He grabbed the MotoSport.com Holeshot in both motos and led wire-to-wire in the first moto, securing a 15.3-second victory over Tom Vialle of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing.

Tom Vialle - Southwick National

Tom Vialle (2-3) had a victory within reach but settled for a runner-up finish. Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

The second moto was a bit more dramatic. While Deegan initially took the lead again, a red flag forced a restart. After the restart, Deegan battled back from a sixth-place start to reclaim a spot on the podium, ultimately finishing second behind Jo Shimoda of Team Honda HRC.

Jo Shimoda - Southwick National

Jo Shimoda (9-1) became the newest addition to the overall podium following a Moto 2 victory. Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Despite the second-moto hiccup, Deegan's 1-2 finishes were enough to secure his fourth win of the season, extending his points lead in the 250 Class championship to 42 points.

Looking Ahead

The Pro Motocross Championship takes a break for Independence Day weekend before returning to action on July 6th for the Bob The Cooler RedBud National in Buchanan, Michigan. Get your tickets at www.MOTO.events.

High Point Recap: Lawrence Brothers Battle, Pro Circuit Hits Milestone

The roar of engines echoed through Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania this past weekend as the Pro Motocross Championship rolled into High Point Raceway for Round 4. Picture-perfect weather greeted riders and fans alike, with an "ever-changing racetrack" providing an exciting challenge for the 450 and 250 class competitors.

450 Class: Jett Lawrence Doubles Up

Jett Lawrence – First 450 Class - High Point National - Photo Credit- MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Jett Lawrence (1-1) earned his third win in four rounds
with his second moto sweep of the season.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Jett Lawrence continued his dominance in the premier class, securing his third win in four rounds with a perfect 1-1 moto finish. His brother, Hunter Lawrence, wasn't far behind, putting together a strong showing with a 2-3 finish to maintain his series points lead. However, Jett wasn't the only one making headlines. Chase Sexton kept the pressure on the Lawrences, finishing runner-up overall with a 3-2 moto score.

Chase Sexton – Second 450 Class - High Point National - Photo Credit- MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc

Chase Sexton (3-2) finished in the runner-up spot
and chipped away at his deficit in the championship.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Hunter Lawrence – Third 450 Class - High Point National - Photo Credit- MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc

Hunter Lawrence (2-3) maintained his points lead
with a fourth straight podium effort.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

250 Class: Masterpool Makes History

Ty Masterpool – First 250 Class - High Point National - Photo Credit- MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc

Ty Masterpool’s (2-1) margin of victory for his first career win was a mere 0.3 seconds.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

The 250 class saw a storybook ending for Ty Masterpool. After years of battling through highs and lows, Masterpool finally clinched his first career overall win with a thrilling 2-1 moto performance. This wasn't just a personal victory – it marked a monumental achievement for the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki team. Masterpool's win became the team's 300th victory in Pro Motocross history, solidifying their position as one of the most successful outfits in the sport.

Haiden Deegan Extends Points Lead

Haiden Deegan – Second 250 Class - High Point National - Photo Credit- MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc

Haiden Deegan (1-2) was impressive with a pair of come-from-behind
climbs through the field en route to a runner-up finish.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan continued to impress in the 250 class, showcasing his impressive comeback skills with a pair of come-from-behind rides to finish second overall (1-2). Despite some early setbacks, Deegan managed to extend his championship points lead to a comfortable 32 points.

Chance Hymas – Third 250 Class - High Point National - Photo Credit- MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc

Chance Hymas (4-3) now has back-to-back podiums
and sole possession of second in points.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Looking Ahead: The Sands of Southwick

The Pro Motocross Championship takes a short break before returning to action on June 29th for the legendary Southwick National. This notoriously grueling race, held on the "sands of Southwick," promises another thrilling chapter in the 2024 season. Will Jett Lawrence continue his winning streak? Can Masterpool build on his momentum? Tune in to Peacock on race day to find out!

Jett Lawrence Bounces Back to Win at Thunder Valley, Haiden Deegan Extends Lead

The Pro Motocross Championship stormed into the Rocky Mountains for a thrilling Round 3 at Thunder Valley Motocross Park. The high-altitude test saw a variety of weather conditions, but one thing remained constant: intense racing action.

450 Class

Jett Lawrence - Thunder Valley National

Jett Lawrence (2-1) returned to the top step of the podium in Colorado.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Jett Lawrence (Team Honda HRC) rebounded from a crash last week to capture a dramatic win and reassert himself in the title fight. His brother, Hunter Lawrence (Team Honda HRC), nearly stole the show with a first-moto victory, but Jett edged him out in the second moto for the overall win. Justin Cooper (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing) rode consistently to secure his first career 450 Class podium finish in third place overall.

Moto 1

Hunter Lawrence - Thunder Valley National

Hunter Lawrence (1-2) just missed out on his first 450 Class victory
but now sits atop the championship standings.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Hunter Lawrence took the early lead with Jett close behind. The brothers battled for the top spot throughout the moto, ultimately with Hunter claiming victory by eight seconds. Cooper followed in third, while Justin Barcia (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing) and Aaron Plessinger (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) rounded out the top five.

Justin Cooper - Thunder Valley National

Justin Cooper (3-3) spent most of the afternoon out front
and earned his first career 450 Class podium result.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Moto 2

Cooper grabbed the holeshot again, but a determined Chase Sexton (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) charged through the field to take second. Sexton then challenged Cooper for the lead, but a mistake forced him back. Jett Lawrence capitalized, passing his brother Hunter for the win. The Lawrence brothers finished 1-2, with Cooper a close third.

Jett Lawrence spoke about his win: "Going into the second moto, my legs were shot, but I dug deep and just kept telling myself to stay there. I capitalized on a mistake by Hunter and kept going after JCoop. I didn't necessarily expect to be up here, but it feels awesome after last weekend."

Overall: The identical moto finishes resulted in a tie for points, but Jett's second-moto win gave him the tiebreaker over Hunter. This marks Jett's 13th career win.

250 Class

Haiden Deegan - Thunder Valley National

Haiden Deegan (1-2) captured his third straight win of the season.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Haiden Deegan (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing) continued his dominant run, extending his points lead with a third consecutive overall victory. Chance Hymas (Team Honda HRC) enjoyed a breakout day, grabbing his first career podium finish with a runner-up effort. Tom Vialle (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) rounded out the top three.

Moto 1

Deegan battled Vialle for the lead, ultimately reclaiming the top spot after a brief slip-up by Vialle. Levi Kitchen (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki) finished third.

Moto 2

Chance Hymas - Thunder Valley National

Chance Hymas (4-1) enjoyed a breakout afternoon with a runner-up effort.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Hymas surprised everyone with a commanding wire-to-wire victory. Deegan followed closely in second, with Jo Shimoda (Team Honda HRC) securing third.

Haiden Deegan commented on his win: "We had the overall and now we have three [wins] in a row. The hard work is paying off."

Hymas was emotional after his breakout performance: "I'm speechless right now. There was a point in time where I didn't think this was possible. I'm just grateful to be here."

Tom Vialle - Thunder Valley National

Tom Vialle (2-4) finished on the podium for the third time this season.
Photo Credit: MX Sports Pro Racing, Inc.

Next Up

The Pro Motocross Championship heads to legendary High Point Raceway in Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania for Round 4 on June 15th. Catch all the live streaming action on Peacock. Purchase tickets today at www.MOTO.events

Chase Sexton Triumphs at Supercross Final, Jett Lawrence Clinches Title in Rookie Season

Chase Sexton - First place 450SX Class – Salt Lake Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc

First place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Chase Sexton claimed victory at the final round of the 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season, marking his second win of the season. The event, held at Rice-Eccles Stadium, also saw Jett Lawrence of Team Honda HRC secure his first Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship in the 450SX Class, becoming only the third rider in history to do so in his rookie season.

Justin Cooper - Second place 450SX Class – Salt Lake Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc

Second place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Cooper Webb - Third place 450SX Class – Salt Lake Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc

Third place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

The day began with a weather delay, but the storm passed, and the racing commenced, showcasing thrilling battles and crowning four Supercross champions. In the 450SX Class, Justin Cooper of Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing delivered a standout performance, securing second place, while Cooper Webb, also of Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing, finished third overall in the season, despite riding injured.

Jett Lawrence - Seventh place 450SX Class – Salt Lake, Supercross Champion - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Seventh place 450SX Class, Supercross Champion – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

In the 250SX Class, the Dave Coombs Sr. East/West Showdown saw Haiden Deegan of Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing emerge victorious, claiming his first East/West Showdown win. RJ Hampshire of Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing and Tom Vialle of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing clinched the Western Regional 250SX Class and Eastern Regional 250SX Class titles, respectively.

Haiden Deegan - First place 250SX Class – Salt Lake Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc

First place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

RJ Hampshire - Second place 250SX Class, Salt Lake - Western Regional 250SX Class Champion - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc

Second place 250SX Class, Western Regional 250SX Class Champion
Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Tom Vialle - Eighth place 250SX Class, Eastern Regional 250SX Class Champion - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc

Eighth place 250SX Class, Eastern Regional 250SX Class Champion
Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

The event also marked the conclusion of the Supercross Futures AMA National Championship, with Cole Davies of Troy Lee Designs GASGAS emerging victorious.

Cole Davies - First place SX Futures Class, Salt Lake - SX Futures Champion - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place SX Futures Class, SX Futures Champion – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

The 2024 Monster Energy Supercross season, with its season-long battles and memorable moments, sets the stage for the 11-round outdoor season of Pro Motocross, promising more thrilling action and competition.

For fans looking to support a worthy cause, the Love Moto Stop Cancer auction, benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital’s fight against childhood cancer, concludes on May 13th. Visit SupercrossLIVE.com/St-Jude to participate.

Tickets for the Pro Motocross season and all three SuperMotocross World Championship rounds are on sale now at www.MOTO.events. Don't miss out on the opportunity to witness the excitement of motocross firsthand!

Dominant Jett Lawrence Extends Points Lead in Philadelphia!

History Made in the City of Brotherly Love

Lincoln Financial Field roared to life as it hosted its first-ever Supercross event, marking the return of the sport to Philadelphia for the first time since 1980. This 43-year gap between races is the longest in the sport's history. The 250SX Class also made its Pennsylvania debut, adding another layer of excitement to the electric atmosphere.

Jett Lawrence - First place 450SX Class - Philadelphia Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Team Honda HRC's Jett Lawrence continued his scorching run in the 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season, grabbing the holeshot and leading wire-to-wire for a dominant victory in Philadelphia. This win marks Lawrence's seventh of the year and extends his already impressive championship points lead to a commanding 12 points with just two rounds remaining.

Podium Battles Round Out the Night

Chase Sexton - Second place 450SX Class - Philadelphia Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

While Lawrence controlled the front of the pack in the 450SX Class, a fierce battle unfolded behind him for the remaining podium spots. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Chase Sexton put on a late charge, clawing his way up to second place. Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jason Anderson made a daring outside line pass in the final corner to secure the final podium position in a thrilling finish.

Jason Anderson - Third place 450SX Class - Philadelphia Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Anstie Claims First Win in Dramatic 250SX Race

Max Anstie - First place 250SX Class - Philadelphia Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

The Eastern Regional 250SX Class delivered a heart-stopping main event. Fire Power Honda's Max Anstie fought his way from fifth place at the start all the way to the checkered flag for his first win of the season. Series leader Red Bull KTM's Tom Vialle started poorly but managed to salvage a valuable second-place finish, extending his points lead to 15 points with one round left. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan trailed Vialle closely throughout the race, securing third place and keeping himself in contention for the championship.

Tom Vialle - Second place 250SX Class - Philadelphia Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Haiden Deegan - Third place 250SX Class - Philadelphia Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Supercross Season Heats Up as Denver Awaits

With only two rounds remaining, the intensity is cranked to the max! Next up is Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado, on May 4th. Don't miss a second of the action as the championship chase reaches its climax.

Experience the drama and adrenaline of Supercross live! Tickets are still available for the remaining rounds. Every race of the 28-round SuperMotocross World Championship, including playoffs and the final round, will be streamed live and on-demand on Peacock. Fans can also catch next-day encore presentations on CNBC, with select races broadcasted on NBC, USA Network, and more.

Giving Back - Love Moto Stop Cancer Supercross Auction

Love Moto Stop Cancer Supercross

Don't miss the annual Love Moto Stop Cancer Supercross auction kicking off on April 29th! This incredible event raises money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Race-worn gear from the sport's top racers will be up for grabs, so head to supercrosslive.com/st-jude to bid and support a great cause!

For tickets, visit www.MOTO.events. Don't miss a moment of the thrilling conclusion to the 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season!

Jett Lawrence Takes Back the Lead in Nashville Supercross!

Nashville Supercross Delivered Drama and a Points Shakeup

The Monster Energy Supercross season heated up in Nashville, Tennessee, with championship points leads changing hands in both the 450SX Class and the 250SX Class.

Jett Lawrence - First place 450SX Class – Nashville Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Jett Lawrence, Team Honda HRC, secured a convincing victory in the 450SX Main Event, reclaiming the red plate after a four-round winless streak. Eli Tomac, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing, grabbed the holeshot but eventually finished second. Cooper Webb, also of Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing, came in third, dropping him back five points behind Lawrence in the standings.

Eli Tomac - Second place 450SX Class – Nashville Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Lawrence Ecstatic About Returning to the Top Spot

"I hate losing," Lawrence said in the post-race interview. "But [I'm] really pumped to come out and get it done here... This [win] is leading in the good direction, so hopefully we keep it going."

Cooper Webb - Third place 450SX Class – Nashville Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Hampshire Dominates Inaugural East/West Showdown

RJ Hampshire - First place 250SX Class – Nashville Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

The 250SX Class saw the first-ever East/West Showdown, where riders from both regions battled it out. Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's RJ Hampshire emerged victorious, grabbing the holeshot and pulling away from the pack. This win also propelled him to the top spot in the Western Regional 250SX Class point standings.

A Night of Firsts and Close Calls

Jo Shimoda - Second place 250SX Class – Nashville Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Team Honda HRC's Jo Shimoda secured a strong second-place finish in the Showdown, while Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Tom Vialle took third. Vialle's performance earned him enough points to take the lead in the Eastern Regional 250SX Class championship.

Tom Vialle - Third place 250SX Class – Nashville Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Up next, Illadelph!

The Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship continues next weekend in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for Round 15.

Cooper Webb Edges Out Sexton in Nail-Biting Seattle Supercross

Cooper Webb Clinched His Third Victory

Cooper Webb - First place 450SX Class, Seattle Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports inc.

First place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

In a heart-pounding showdown at Lumen Field, Cooper Webb of Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing clinched his third victory of the season in the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross series. The thrilling race saw Webb narrowly beating out Chase Sexton from Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, with fans on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Chase Sexton - Second place 450SX Class, Seattle Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports inc.

Second place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

The track conditions at Lumen Field were challenging, with deep ruts formed by earlier rain. Despite the difficult terrain, Webb and Sexton put on a spectacular show, battling fiercely for the lead. Ultimately, it was Webb who crossed the finish line first, with Sexton hot on his heels, less than a second behind.

Jett Lawrence - Third place 450SX Class, Seattle Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports inc.

Third place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Jett Lawrence of Team Honda HRC also delivered a strong performance, finishing in third place despite facing setbacks earlier in the race. In the Western Regional 250SX Class, local favorite Levi Kitchen of Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki dominated the competition, securing a commanding win in front of his hometown crowd.

Reflecting on his victory, Webb praised the intense competition and expressed gratitude to his team and supporters. Sexton, while disappointed with his second-place finish, acknowledged the improvements in his performance and commended his team for their efforts. Lawrence, despite facing challenges during the race, remained positive and focused on securing a podium finish.

Kitchen Wins Hometown

Levi Kitchen - First place 250SX Class, Seattle Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports inc.

First place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

In the 250SX Class, Kitchen celebrated a well-deserved victory, highlighting the importance of perseverance and self-belief. RJ Hampshire of Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing and Jo Shimoda of Team Honda HRC rounded out the podium, showcasing their resilience and determination on the demanding track.

RJ Hampshire - Second place 250SX Class, Seattle Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports inc.

Second place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Jo Shimoda - Third place 250SX Class, Seattle Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports inc.

Third place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

As the series moves east for Round 12, anticipation is high for another thrilling race at The Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri. With the championship battle heating up, fans can expect more exhilarating action as the season progresses. Get tickets here!

Jett Lawrence Dominates Indianapolis Supercross

Lucas Oil Stadium played host to its inaugural Triple Crown event, drawing in over 62,000 passionate fans for a night of high-octane action. The intense competition unfolded across three 12-minute plus one lap races, pushing riders to their limits on a challenging course.

In the heart of Indiana, the bustling motocross scene witnessed a gripping showdown at Round 10 of the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross season inside Lucas Oil Stadium. Team Honda HRC's Jett Lawrence soared to victory, claiming his fifth triumph of the season in impressive fashion. Let's dive into the exhilarating highlights, results, and post-race insights from this unforgettable event.

Lawrence Secures Victory

Jett Lawrence - First place 450SX Class, Indianapolis Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place, Jett Lawrence, 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Jett Lawrence delivered a stellar performance, becoming the second 450SX Class racer to sweep a Triple Crown event. With a flawless display of skill and determination, Lawrence's dominance on the track solidified his status as a formidable force in the motocross world.

Reflecting on his victory, Jett Lawrence expressed his satisfaction with the challenging track conditions, emphasizing the thrill of sweeping a Triple Crown event.

Roczen and Sexton Shine

Ken Roczen - Second place 450SX Class, Indianapolis Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place, Ken Roczen, 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki's Ken Roczen showcased his prowess with a stellar second-place finish, navigating the soft and rutted track with finesse. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Chase Sexton displayed remarkable resilience, securing third place overall with a strong performance in Race 3.

Chase Sexton - Third place 450SX Class, Indianapolis Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place, Chase Sexton, 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Ken Roczen and Chase Sexton shared their perspectives on navigating the rutted track, highlighting the physical and strategic demands of the race.

McAdoo's Triumph

Cameron McAdoo - First place 250SX Class, Indianapolis Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place, Cameron McAdoo,  250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

In the Eastern Regional 250SX Class, Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Cameron McAdoo clinched his first win of the season with an impressive display of skill. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Tom Vialle and Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Haiden Deegan also delivered commendable performances, securing second and third place, respectively.

Tom Vialle - Second place 250SX Class, Indianapolis Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place, Tom Vialle, 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Cameron McAdoo's emotional victory was a highlight of the event, marking his third career Supercross win and a memorable moment for fans. His heartfelt gratitude to his family and supporters underscored the significance of the win, leaving a lasting impression on the motocross community.

Haiden Deegan - Third place 250SX Class, Indianapolis Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place, Haiden Deegan, 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Looking Ahead

As the riders gear up for Round 11 at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, anticipation is running high for another adrenaline-fueled showdown. With points on the line for both the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship and the SuperMotocross World Championship, the stage is set for another thrilling spectacle. Buy tickets at www.MOTO.events!

Jett Lawrence Secures Back-to-Back Victory at Birmingham Supercross

In a thrilling display of speed and skill, Team Honda HRC's Jett Lawrence secured his position as the first back-to-back winner in the 2024 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship with a stellar victory at the Birmingham Supercross. Battling adverse weather conditions and a challenging track, Lawrence's flawless performance inside Protective Stadium in Alabama captivated fans.

Jett Lawrence - First place 450SX Class - Birmingham Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

With heavy rains soaking the red dirt track the night before the race, conditions were ripe for an intense showdown on the circuit. Despite the challenging terrain, Lawrence seized the lead from the get-go, grabbing the Holeshot and maintaining his position at the front of the pack throughout the race.

Cooper Webb - Second place 450SX Class - Birmingham Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Ken Roczen - Third place 450SX Class - Birmingham Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing's Cooper Webb gave chase but was unable to close the gap on Lawrence, settling for a solid second-place finish. Meanwhile, Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki's Ken Roczen showcased his resilience, storming through the field to claim a well-deserved third-place finish.

Lawrence expressed gratitude to his team and highlighted the demanding nature of the track, emphasizing the importance of patience and precision in navigating its treacherous twists and turns.

Tom Vialle - First place 250SX Class - Birmingham Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

In the Eastern Regional 250SX Class, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Tom Vialle continued his winning streak with another commanding performance, securing his second consecutive victory in Birmingham. Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Cameron McAdoo and Seth Hammaker rounded out the podium, delivering impressive performances of their own.

Cameron McAdoo - Second place 250SX Class - Birmingham Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Second place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Seth Hammaker - Third place 250SX Class - Birmingham Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Third place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

As the championship heads to Indianapolis, Indiana for Round 10 at Lucas Oil Stadium, anticipation mounts for another thrilling installment of Supercross action. With the SuperMotocross World Championship heating up, fans can expect nothing short of adrenaline-fueled excitement as the season progresses.

High-Speed Showdowns and Triumphs: Recap of Daytona Supercross 2024

As the engines roared and the rain poured down, the Daytona International Speedway witnessed an epic showdown of skill and determination at Round 8 of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. In a display of sheer mastery, Team Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence secured his third win of the season, while Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle claimed his career-first Supercross victory on American soil, navigating the formidable challenges of the iconic Daytona Supercross track.

Daytona Supercross

In perfect celebration of the 50th anniversary season of AMA Supercross racing, the Daytona International Speedway is the only venue to host a Supercross race every season, uninterrupted, since the start of the series. Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.  

Legendary Venue, Unprecedented Challenges:

Daytona International Speedway, steeped in history and prestige, served as the battleground for this exhilarating event. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary season of AMA Supercross racing, the track presented unparalleled challenges with its Trioval configuration and soft soil, making it one of the most demanding courses in Daytona Supercross history.

Key Highlights:

Jett Lawrence - First place 450SX Class – Daytona Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 450SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Jett Lawrence Triumphs: Team Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence secured his third win of the season, navigating the treacherous Daytona Supercross track with finesse. Lawrence's victory not only extended his points lead but also underscored his dominance in the championship.

Tom Vialle - First place 250SX Class – Daytona Supercross - Photo Credit- Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

First place 250SX Class – Photo Credit: Feld Motor Sports, Inc.

Tom Vialle's Milestone Win: Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle made history by clinching his career-first Supercross victory in the United States. Despite the challenging conditions, Vialle's determination and skill propelled him to the top of the podium, marking a significant milestone in his career.

Quotes from the Champions:

Jett Lawrence: “It felt great. I felt good all day, but like I said, we came here for business… I’m just happy to come out of here with a win. Now I only hope we can keep clicking them off. I improved on my mistakes from last weekend, so I’m pumped about that and I’m ready to go on to the next few… [This win] means the world."

Tom Vialle: “It’s nice to grab that win. I had my first podium last weekend and first win today in Daytona. Track was tough. I actually feel good, I could have [ridden] like 30 minutes, I think. So, it’s pretty nice, bike was nice. I didn’t have a great start, but I passed a lot of guys and just feel so good."

Announcement: SuperMotocross World Championship Playoffs and Final

Excitement soared as the dates and venues for the 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship Playoffs and Final were unveiled. After 28 rounds of intense competition, the top riders from both the Monster Energy AMA Supercross and AMA Pro Motocross series will converge for a thrilling showdown to determine the SuperMotocross World Champions in the 450cc and 250cc classes.

Playoff Dates and Locations:

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Don't Miss the Action!

Next Saturday, the series heads to Protective Stadium in Birmingham, Alabama, for Round 9 of both the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship and the SuperMotocross World Championship. Whether you're cheering from the stands or tuning in from home, witness the adrenaline-fueled battles live through various broadcasting platforms.