Jett and Hunter Lawrence 1-2 in AMA Pro MX season opener

2024 Pro Motocross Championship
Round One – Fox Raceway National

The 53rd season of the Pro Motocross Championship picked off in the motocross epicentre of Southern California under sunny skies and balmy temperatures. Pala’s Fox Raceway was the site of the season-opening Honda Fox Raceway National, where the reigning SuperMotocross World Champions both made a statement with dominant performances in their respective divisions.

In the 450 Class, Team Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence picked up where he left off from last year’s perfect season to remain undefeated in premier class competition with his 23rd and 24th consecutive moto wins and a seventh straight victory at Fox Raceway.

In the 250 Class, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Haiden Deegan shined in front of the hometown crowd with an impressive 1-1 effort in which he showed an ability to come from behind and run from the front.

450 Moto One

The opening premier class moto started with the Lawrence brothers leading the way aboard their Team Honda HRC rides, with Jett edging out Hunter for holeshot. They were joined by Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Aaron Plessinger, who pushed hard early to move into second behind the young Aussie. As Lawrence asserted his control of the lead, Plessinger settled in to keep him honest.

Jett inched away as the moto wore on and soon built a lead of more than five-seconds, which left the battle for second place to take shape between Plessinger and Hunter Lawrence. The KTM rider held strong for the majority of the moto, but the elder Lawrence went on the attack as the moto entered its final 10 minutes, Hunter making the pass on and then pulling away from Plessinger.

Out front, Jett cruised to his 23rd straight moto win dating back to last season, crossing the line five-seconds ahead of Hunter to complete a Lawrence 1-2 in their first 450 Class race together.

Plessinger followed in third, with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton fourth and Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Justin Cooper in fifth.

Australia’s Brad West was inside the top ten early on but eventually slipped to 25th while countryman Joel Wightman finished 35th.

450 Moto One

1. Jett Lawrence 36:10.854 15 Laps
2. Hunter Lawrence 36:15.912 +5.058
3. Aaron Plessinger 36:22.628 +11.774
4. Chase Sexton 36:37.225 +26.371
5. Justin Cooper 36:42.510 +31.656
6. Justin Barcia 37:15.963 +1:05.109
7. Dylan Ferrandis 37:27.657 +1:16.803
8. Malcolm Stewart 37:31.695 +1:20.841
9. Phil Nicoletti 37:32.104 +1:21.250
10. Jason Anderson 37:33.083 +1:22.229
11. Dean Wilson 37:53.506 +1:42.652
12. Cullin Park 37:55.849 +1:44.995
13. Fredrik Noren 37:57.459 +1:46.605
14. Derek Kelley 38:06.212 +1:55.358
15. Christian Craig 38:06.519 +1:55.665
16. Marshal Weltin 38:11.630 +2:00.776
17. Grant Harlan 38:22.774 +2:11.920
18. Jerry Robin 38:36.255 +2:25.401
19. Justin Hill 38:38.729 +2:27.875
20. Romain Pape 38:45.122 +2:34.268
21. Jake Masterpool 36:12.927 14 Laps
22. Ryder Floyd 36:15.682 +2.755
23. Zack Williams 36:17.519 +4.592
24. Scotty Verhaeghe 36:25.247 +12.320
25. Brad West 36:27.880 +14.953
26. Robbie Wageman 36:30.871 +17.944
27. Max Miller 36:34.379 +21.452
28. Kyle Chisholm 36:36.134 +23.207
29. Lorenzo Locurcio 36:40.287 +27.360
30. Shane McElrath 36:45.676 +32.749
31. Bryce Hammond 36:47.061 +34.134
32. Henry Miller 36:50.676 +37.749
33. Dayton Briggs 36:58.005 +45.078
34. Luke Kalaitzian 37:03.011 +50.084
35. Joel Wightman 37:06.502 +53.575
36. Josh Boaz 37:10.930 +58.003
37. Josh Mosiman 37:30.127 +1:17.200
38. Colton Eigenmann 37:49.691 +1:36.764
39. Bryce Shelly 20:07.180 8 Laps
    DNF Anthony Rodriguez

450 Moto Two

The Lawrence brothers led the field into the first turn to open the final moto, with Hunter edging out Jett for the holeshot. Jett then made an early push to slip by his older brother and seize control of the lead, while Hunter briefly dropped to third behind a hard-charging Phil Nicoletti. Hunter soon reclaimed the position, while Sexton followed into third.

The top three set a torrid pace early and put several seconds on the rest of the field. Soon, a sibling battle unfolded as Hunter closed onto Jett’s rear fender. The champ fended off the challenge, but it allowed Sexton to close back in from third to make it a three-rider pursuit for victory.

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As Jett continued to lead, Sexton was able to make the pass on Hunter for second and mount an attack for the top spot. Sexton kept Jett within reach for several laps but went off track just before time ran out on the moto and lost considerable ground to end the threat.

Sexton gave it his all over the final two laps and got back within sight of Lawrence, but it wasn’t enough. The Honda rider wrapped up the 1-1 effort by 1.3 seconds over Sexton, with Hunter Lawrence a distant third.

Brad West again carded a 25th place finish while countryman Joel Wightman improved to place 33rd.

450 Moto Two Results

1. Jett Lawrence 36:13.282 15 Laps
2. Chase Sexton 36:14.631 +1.349
3. Hunter Lawrence 36:54.650 +41.368
4. Jason Anderson 36:59.858 +46.576
5. Dylan Ferrandis 37:15.098 +1:01.816
6. Justin Barcia 37:28.035 +1:14.753
7. Malcolm Stewart 37:30.129 +1:16.847
8. Justin Cooper 37:38.118 +1:24.836
9. Phil Nicoletti 37:41.134 +1:27.852
10. Fredrik Noren 37:44.467 +1:31.185
11. Marshal Weltin 37:58.168 +1:44.886
12. Aaron Plessinger 38:22.016 +2:08.734
13. Romain Pape 38:27.148 +2:13.866
14. Shane McElrath 38:29.082 +2:15.800
15. Cullin Park 38:30.510 +2:17.228
16. Dean Wilson 38:32.586 +2:19.304
17. Christian Craig 38:39.505 +2:26.223
18. Grant Harlan 38:40.222 +2:26.940
19. Max Miller 38:54.284 +2:41.002
20. Scotty Verhaeghe 39:17.509 +3:04.227
21. Kyle Chisholm 36:25.918 14 Laps
22. Jerry Robin 36:29.465 +3.547
23. Lorenzo Locurcio 36:30.162 +4.244
24. Anthony Rodriguez 36:41.943 +16.025
25. Brad West 36:43.931 +18.013
26. Justin Hill 36:44.060 +18.142
27. Bryce Hammond 36:49.799 +23.881
28. Luke Kalaitzian 36:52.137 +26.219
29. Bryce Shelly 37:03.999 +38.081
30. Henry Miller 37:17.473 +51.555
31. Robbie Wageman 37:22.761 +56.843
32. Zack Williams 37:26.921 +1:01.003
33. Joel Wightman 37:32.318 +1:06.400
34. Dayton Briggs 37:35.314 +1:09.396
35. Josh Boaz 37:35.762 +1:09.844
36. Ryder Floyd 38:08.329 +1:42.411
37. Josh Mosiman 38:23.253 +1:57.335
38. Colton Eigenmann 10:33.696 4 Laps
39. Jake Masterpool 4:44.764 2 Laps
    DNF Derek Kelley

450 Round

Jett Lawrence wrapped up the 12th overall win of his career and moved to 24-0 in 450 Class competition, spearheading a historic Lawrence brothers 1-2 in their first race together following Hunter’s 2-3 effort. Sexton rebounded strongly from a challenging first moto to round out the podium in third (4-2).

With the win, Jett Lawrence has established an eight-point lead over Hunter, while Sexton sits 10 points out of the lead in third.

Jett Lawrence – P1

“Two good starts, led every lap, won both motos—I basically hit every goal I set for myself today. I still have to work on some stuff on myself and the bike, but overall, it’s good to keep the streak going—24-0 so far! I’m looking forward to Hangtown.”

Hunter Lawrence – P2

“It was a good day—second overall in my 450 outdoor debut! I just went when the gate dropped, and that led to two starts near the front. I’m happy to be leaving here like this.”

It’s the third straight season that Team Honda HRC has finished 1-2 at the opening round.

Chase Sexton was resilient en route to a third-place finish (4-2).

Chase Sexton – P3

“The bike has been really good outdoors and I think that comes from KTM’s experience in MXGP. We’re happy with this finish to be on the podium, and we still have some work to do, but it will be an evolution throughout the season. We’re looking forward to Hangtown now.”

Justin Barcia – P5

“Had a good qualifying practice, fourth in the first one and seventh overall, so we had a good gate pick for the races. First moto, I got off to a good start and it was a good one. Second moto, also got off to a good start and was about to have a holeshot but was bumped from behind, so that cost me a few positions. I fought really hard, charged the whole moto, and I have a lot of building to do still. It’s going to be a long season, the bike was really good today, and I’m looking forward to more.”

Jason Anderson – P6

“Round 1 is done and the weekend did not go as planned, but that is racing. Qualifying went decent, but I knew there was more speed for me. In the first moto, I got tangled up in the first turn with a rider that cut down. When I remounted my bike, I was running 38th. I put my head down and managed to make it into the Top 10. Moto 2 was much better for me. The track was way gnarlier, but I found my flow and latched onto the Top 3 all race. 10-4 finishes is not how we wanted to start the season, but mistakes happen and my entire Monster Energy Kawasaki team and I are ready to fight again next weekend.”

Aaron Plessinger – P7

“Pala was okay and it was how I expected myself to be coming into it. The first moto was really, really good, I got off to a great start and was right there on Jett [Lawrence]. I started riding tight but loosened up toward the end and got third. Second moto, unfortunately, had a crash in the first corner, so I did what I could and salvaged 12th. Seventh overall isn’t the end of the world, I’ll take that and we’ll go to Hangtown swinging – I’m excited!”

Malcolm Stewart – P9

“For being 10 years of not racing a season opener for outdoors, it treated me well.  We said we’d be happy with a top eight, or to be around there, and we were. When you have a season-ending injury like I had last year, it makes you miss the little things, and so far I’m just having a heck of a time here! Overall, I’m happy, we made a lot of improvements event from Moto 1 to Moto 2, and we’re enjoying the moment.”

450 Round Results

1. Jett Lawrence  1 – 1 Honda
2. Hunter Lawrence  2 – 3 Honda
3. Chase Sexton 4 – 2 KTM
4. Dylan Ferrandis 7 – 5 Honda
5. Justin Barcia  6 – 6 GasGas
6. Jason Anderson 10 – 4 Kawasaki
7. Justin Cooper  5 – 8 Yamaha
8. Aaron Plessinger 3 – 12 KTM
9. Malcolm Stewart  8 – 7 Husqvarna
10. Phil Nicoletti 9 – 9 Yamaha
11. Fredrik Noren 13 – 10 Kawasaki
12. Marshal Weltin 16 – 11 Yamaha
13. Cullin Park 12 – 15 Honda
14. Dean Wilson 11 – 16 Honda
15. Christian Craig 15 – 17 Husqvarna
16. Romain Pape 20 – 13 GasGas
17. Shane McElrath 30 – 14 Suzuki
18. Grant Harlan 17 – 18 Yamaha
19. Derek Kelley 14 – DNF KTM
20. Jerry Robin 18 – 22 Yamaha
21. Max Miller  27 – 19 Suzuki
22. Justin Hill  19 – 26 KTM
23. Scotty Verhaeghe 24 – 20 GasGas
24. Kyle Chisholm 28 – 21 Suzuki
25. Brad West  25 – 25 Yamaha
26. Lorenzo Locurcio 29 – 23 GasGas
27. Zack Williams 23 – 32 Honda
28. Robbie Wageman  26 – 31 Yamaha
29. Bryce Hammond  31 – 27 Yamaha
30. Ryder Floyd  22 – 36 Honda
31. Luke Kalaitzian 34 – 28 Honda
32. Henry Miller 32 – 30 Honda
33. Dayton Briggs 33 – 34 Husqvarna
34. Bryce Shelly 39 – 29 Yamaha
35. Joel Wightman 35 – 33 Yamaha
36. Josh Boaz Eagan 36 – 35 KTM
37. Josh Mosiman 37 – 37 KTM
38. Colton Eigenmann 38 – 38 Yamaha
39. Anthony Rodriguez DNF – 24 KTM
40. Jake Masterpool 21 – 39 GasGas

450 Championship Points

1. Jett Lawrence Australia Landsborough 50
2. Hunter Lawrence Australia Landsborough 42
3. Chase Sexton United States La Moille, IL 40
4. Justin Barcia United States Monroe, NY 32
5. Dylan Ferrandis France Avignon, France 32
6. Justin Cooper United States Cold Spring Harbor, NY 31
7. Jason Anderson United States Edgewood, NM 30
8. Aaron Plessinger United States Hamilton, OH 30
9. Malcolm Stewart United States Haines City, FL 29
10. Phil Nicoletti United States Cochecton, NY 26
11. Fredrik Noren Sweden Lidköping, Sweden 21
12. Cullin Park United States Clermont, FL 17
13. Marshal Weltin United States Ubly, MI 17
14. Dean Wilson United Kingdom Glasgow, Scotland 17
15. Christian Craig United States El Cajon, CA 12
16. Romain Pape France France 11
17. Grant Harlan United States Justin, TX 9
18. Derek Kelley United States Riverside, CA 8
19. Shane McElrath United States Canton, NC 8
20. Jerry Robin United States Hamel, MN 4
21. Justin Hill United States Yoncalla, OR 3
22. Max Miller United States Springfield, OR 3
23. Scotty Verhaeghe France Paris, France 2
24. Jake Masterpool Paradise, TX 1
25. Kyle Chisholm United States Clearwater, FL 1

250 Moto One

The first moto began with the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing machine of Tom Vialle leading the field through the first turn for the holeshot, but the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki of Levi Kitchen slotted right into second.

Kitchen showed patience early but went on the attack during the opening 10 minutes of the moto and took control of the top spot. With the lead in hand, Kitchen opened up a multi-second advantage over the field, while Vialle and Deegan engaged in a battle for second. Deegan soon made the pass to move into the runner-up spot.

Deegan showed a quicker pace than Kitchen through the middle portion of race and slowly chipped away at the deficit until he eventually closed to within a few bike lengths as the moto entered its final 10 minutes. The battle was on from that point forward as Kitchen responded, leading to trades of momentum. An off-track excursion briefly slowed Deegan’s momentum, but he regrouped and continued to put the pressure on the Kawasaki out front.

Kitchen appeared to have control of the moto as they took the two-Lap Board, but an errant track marker became lodged in his boot, which slowed the Kawasaki’s momentum while he removed it and that allowed Deegan to slip into the lead. The Southern California native dropped the hammer to sprint away and grab the first moto win of the season, 7.2-seconds ahead of Kitchen. Vialle followed in third, with Team Honda HRC’s Chance Hymas fourth, and Triumph Racing’s Joey Savatgy fifth.

Following the race, officials determined that Vialle was in violation of Rule 1.6.20 Track Cuts/Unfair Advantage of the series rulebook after the Frenchman went off track early in the moto. As a result, Vialle was docked one position to fourth, which moved Hymas into third.

250 Moto One Results

1. Haiden Deegan 36:15.813 15 Laps
2. Levi Kitchen 36:23.091 +7.278
3. Chance Hymas 36:34.478 +18.665a
4. Tom Vialle 36:32.967 +17.154
5. Joey Savatgy 36:34.958 +19.145
6. Jalek Swoll 36:49.021 +33.208
7. Jordon Smith 36:51.423 +35.610
8. Jo Shimoda 37:09.238 +53.425
9. Ryder DiFrancesco 37:12.125 +56.312
10. Pierce Brown 37:13.458 +57.645
11. Nate Thrasher 37:24.502 +1:08.689
12. Dilan Schwartz 37:29.385 +1:13.572
13. Julien Beaumer 37:34.157 +1:18.344
14. Mark Fineis 37:57.403 +1:41.590
15. Casey Cochran 38:06.018 +1:50.205
16. Jett Reynolds 38:12.866 +1:57.053
17. Lux Turner 38:17.487 +2:01.674
18. Nick Romano 38:20.361 +2:04.548
19. Coty Schock 38:22.230 +2:06.417
20. Daxton Bennick 38:30.391 +2:14.578
21. Brock Bennett 38:37.452 +2:21.639
22. Preston Boespflug 38:42.734 +2:26.921
23. Casey Benard 38:45.890 +2:30.077
24. Ty Masterpool 36:24.571 14 Laps
25. Anthony Bourdon 36:45.365 +20.794
26. Cameron Durow 36:48.836 +24.265
27. Crockett Myers 36:50.947 +26.376
28. Reven Gordon 36:54.196 +29.625
29. Gavin Brough 36:56.618 +32.047
30. Kyle Wise 36:57.306 +32.735
31. Slade Smith 37:01.766 +37.195
32. Evan Ferry 37:15.935 +51.364
33. Vincent Varola 37:17.510 +52.939
34. Maxwell Sanford 37:18.685 +54.114
35. Talon Hawkins 37:52.032 +1:27.461
36. Ryder McNabb 32:40.266 13 Laps
37. Ashton Bloxom 36:32.477 +3:52.211
38. Marcus Phelps 27:36.067 10 Laps
39. Hardy Munoz 20:33.591 8 Laps
    DNF Jorgen Talviku

250 Moto Two

The final moto saw Deegan pick up where he left off with the holeshot as Triumph Racing’s Jalek Swoll and Kitchen gave chase. Kitchen didn’t waste any time with a pass on Swoll for second and positioned himself right behind Deegan. The early pace of the top-two finishers from the opening moto allowed them to pull away from the field. Swoll, meanwhile, came under fire from Vialle, but the KTM rider tipped over and lost positions.

Deegan and Kitchen both settled in through the middle portion of the moto, with about one-second sitting between them. Behind them, the battle for the overall podium heated up as three riders were in position to capture third overall. Swoll’s third-place positioning on the track gave him the edge, but both Vialle and Hymas were also in the mix.

With five minutes to go, Swoll, Vialle, and Hymas were running 3-4-5 on the racetrack, separated by mere bike lengths. Vialle went on the attack and successfully made the pass on Swoll for third, which gave him the advantage in the overall classification. Hymas then made the pass on Swoll for fourth.

Back out front, Deegan picked up the pace in the waning moments to prevent a late push from Kitchen and extended his lead on the final lap. He wrapped up a 1-1 sweep of the motos by 1.9 seconds over Kitchen, with Vialle finishing strong in third.

250 Moto Two Results

1. Haiden Deegan 36:36.131 15 Laps
2. Levi Kitchen 36:38.043 +1.912
3. Tom Vialle 37:14.495 +38.364
4. Chance Hymas 37:18.916 +42.785
5. Jalek Swoll 37:21.549 +45.418
6. Jo Shimoda 37:21.985 +45.854
7. Nate Thrasher 37:30.077 +53.946
8. Pierce Brown 37:34.519 +58.388
9. Julien Beaumer 37:49.298 +1:13.167
10. Ty Masterpool 37:56.146 +1:20.015
11. Mark Fineis 37:59.825 +1:23.694
12. Ryder DiFrancesco 38:05.179 +1:29.048
13. Joey Savatgy 38:09.212 +1:33.081
14. Daxton Bennick 38:23.065 +1:46.934
15. Dilan Schwartz 38:34.210 +1:58.079
16. Jett Reynolds 38:36.294 +2:00.163
17. Coty Schock 38:39.717 +2:03.586
18. Jordon Smith 38:40.531 +2:04.400
19. Ryder McNabb 38:57.267 +2:21.136
20. Talon Hawkins 39:03.867 +2:27.736
21. Casey Cochran 39:05.507 +2:29.376
22. Preston Boespflug 39:20.636 +2:44.505
23. Casey Benard 36:42.730 14 Laps
24. Hardy Munoz 36:45.004 +2.274
25. Brock Bennett 36:58.094 +15.364
26. Slade Smith 37:02.194 +19.464
27. Kyle Wise 37:02.723 +19.993
28. Maxwell Sanford 37:15.538 +32.808
29. Reven Gordon 37:19.846 +37.116
30. Crockett Myers 37:29.061 +46.331
31. Jorgen Talviku 37:32.093 +49.363
32. Gavin Brough 37:48.714 +1:05.984
33. Vincent Varola 37:51.475 +1:08.745
34. Cameron Durow 37:54.633 +1:11.903
35. Lux Turner 38:17.751 +1:35.021
36. Marcus Phelps 38:30.014 +1:47.284
37. Evan Ferry 39:04.073 +2:21.343
38. Ashton Bloxom 39:23.033 +2:40.303
39. Anthony Bourdon 18:13.763 7 Laps
40. Nick Romano 5:24.467 2 Laps

250 Round

The second career 1-1 performance by Deegan resulted in the third win of his career, kicking off the season in dominant fashion in front of the hometown crowd. Kitchen secured a solid runner-up effort with his 2-2 scores, while Vialle (4-3) edged out Hymas (3-4) for the final spot on the podium via the second moto tiebreaker.

With maximum points scored at the opening round, Deegan has established a six-point lead over Kitchen in the championship standings. Vialle and Hymas sit tied for third, 12 points out of the lead.

Frenchman Tom Vialle finished third overall with 4-3 moto finishes.

Haiden Deegan – P1

“I’ve put in a lot of work [preparing for this championship]. I go out and grind. I put my heart into this sport and you guys saw that. Great job to Levi [Kitchen], he kept me honest the whole time and didn’t make it easy on me. I’m stoked to start the season with a win.”

Levi Kitchen – P2

“It was not a bad way to start the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross season. 2-2 on the day and a lot more in the tank for the rest of the season. I was happy to get first in qualifying with a great lap and then in Moto 1, we were going good all race, until a track marker got caught in my boot, stabbed my shin and so I had to reach down and grab it while (Haiden) Deegan was right behind me. In the second moto, my KX250 started strong again and I got right behind Deegan. We battled the entire race and I finished second. Ultimately, we are in a good spot. I feel good and ready for some more battles next weekend.”

Tom Vialle – P3

“The track was really hard to pass on and everyone was riding really well in the second moto. I just wanted to finish as good as I could in the second moto, so I’m happy with the result. I’m looking forward to next weekend [at Hangtown].”

Chance Hymas – P4

“The first round of outdoors was really good. We had a great start to the day, qualifying first in the first session and fourth overall. Then I had a third and a fourth on the day, for fourth overall. I’m feeling confident on the bike; it’s been working really well, and the team is doing awesome. I’m excited for next weekend.”

Jo Shimoda – P6

“I really wanted to carry momentum from Supercross into this weekend. My starts meant I had to climb through the pack, but I feel like I showed some good speed. Overall, sixth on the day isn’t where I want to be, but I’m looking forward to Hangtown.”

250 Round Results

1. Haiden Deegan 1 – 1 Yamaha
2. Levi Kitchen 2 – 2 Kawasaki
3. Tom Vialle  4 – 3 KTM
4. Chance Hymas  3 – 4 Honda
5. Jalek Swoll  6 – 5 Triumph
6. Jo Shimoda 8 – 6 Honda
7. Nate Thrasher  11 – 7 Yamaha
8. Pierce Brown 10 – 8 GasGas
9. Joey Savatgy  5 – 13 Triumph
10. Ryder DiFrancesco  9 – 12 GasGas
11. Julien Beaumer  13 – 9 KTM
12. Mark Fineis  14 – 11 Yamaha
13. Jordon Smith 7 – 18 Yamaha
14. Dilan Schwartz  12 – 15 Suzuki
15. Ty Masterpool 24 – 10 Kawasaki
16. Jett Reynolds  16 – 16 Yamaha
17. Daxton Bennick  20 – 14 Yamaha
18. Coty Schock 19 – 17 Yamaha
19. Casey Cochran  15 – 21 Husqvarna
20. Lux Turner  17 – 35 KTM
21. Nick Romano  18 – 40 Yamaha
22. Ryder McNabb  36 – 19 KTM
23. Talon Hawkins  35 – 20 KTM
24. Preston Boespflug  22 – 22 Suzuki
25. Casey Benard 23 – 23 KTM
26. Brock Bennett 21 – 25 KTM
27. Slade Smith 31 – 26 KTM
28. Kyle Wise 30 – 27 Kawasaki
29. Reven Gordon  28 – 29 Kawasaki
30. Crockett Myers 27 – 30 Yamaha
31. Cameron Durow 26 – 34 KTM
32. Gavin Brough 29 – 32 Honda
33. Maxwell Sanford 34 – 28 Kawasaki
34. Hardy Munoz 39 – 24 Kawasaki
35. Anthony Bourdon 25 – 39 Suzuki
36. Vincent Varola 33 – 33 Kawasaki
37. Evan Ferry 32 – 37 GasGas
38. Marcus Phelps 38 – 36 KTM
39. Ashton Bloxom 37 – 38 Yamaha
40. Jorgen Talviku DNF – 31 KTM

250 Championship Points

1. Haiden Deegan United States Temecula, CA 50
2. Levi Kitchen United States Washougal, WA 44
3. Chance Hymas United States Pocatello, ID 38
4. Tom Vialle France Avignon, France 38
5. Jalek Swoll United States Belleview, FL 33
6. Jo Shimoda Suzuka City, Japan 30
7. Joey Savatgy United States Thomasville, GA 26
8. Nate Thrasher United States Livingston, TN 26
9. Pierce Brown United States Sandy, UT 26
10. Ryder DiFrancesco United States Bakersfield, CA 23
11. Julien Beaumer United States Lake Havasu City, AZ 22
12. Mark Fineis United States Westfield, IN 19
13. Jordon Smith United States Belmont, NC 19
14. Dilan Schwartz United States Alpine, CA 17
15. Ty Masterpool United States Fallon, NV 12
16. Jett Reynolds United States Bakersfield, CA 12
17. Daxton Bennick United States Morganton, NC 10
18. Coty Schock United States Dover, DE 8
19. Casey Cochran United States Portsmouth, VA 8
20. Lux Turner United States Gardnerville, NV 5
21. Nick Romano United States Bayside, NY 4
22. Ryder McNabb Canada Minnedosa, MB 3
23. Talon Hawkins United States Temecula, CA 2
24. Brock Bennett 1