Blow by blow reports from AMA SX Round Three in San Diego

2024 AMA Supercross Championship

Round Three – Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, CA

Even before race day got underway there had been a huge scare for Jett Lawrence. The young Australian came up short on a jump during media day, casing out hard, and was ejected from his CRF450R. He instantly grabbed at his wrist and hand, making many fear that he would not make race day due to a broken wrist or hand. It turned out that Jett was lucky to get away with some painful thumb injuries, it could have been so much worse.

For the second week running, rain had caused organisers and track maintainers plenty of problems.  They managed to scrape away most of the mud ahead of the Heat races and while the surface was far from perfect, it was certainly a lot better than riders fought through last week in San Francisco. However, as soon as the Heats got underway the track was getting chopped up badly and was getting more treacherous with every lap, before ultimately settling down again later in the night.

250 Heat One

Nate Thrasher took the lead early on ahead of Mitch Oldenburg, Joshua Varize, Julien Beaumer and Jo Shimoda.  Oldenburg got the better of Thrasher on lap two but then a red flag halted proceedings as a rider was in need of medical assistance. Oldenburg actually fell himself as the red flag came out.

Less than three laps had been completed so riders returned to the gates for a full re-start.

It was Levi Kitchen that scored the hole-shot second time around but came under immediate attack from Nate Thrasher, whose crew had been smart enough to put a new rear tyre in the back of the YZ250F on the start line. The Kawasaki rider staved off the advances of Thrasher as the track started to deteriorate rapidly with every lap, riders really struggling to put any power down on the slippery track.

While Kitchen managed to pull away from Thrasher, the second-placed rider was being reeled in by Jo Shimoda.  The Japanese rider got Thrasher, only to then hit the deck!  Shimoda recovered quickly only to fall yet again, steam pouring out of his coolant overflow. This time it took him longer to get going again and by the flag he was almost a minute behind second-placed Thrasher, but still ahead of Mitch Oldenburg and Julien Beaumer.

Levi Kitchen the clear victor.

Aussie privateer Geran Stapleton was just inside the top ten at the halfway point but was heading for the LCQ after being pushed back to 14th place late in the race. Unfortunately, Stapleton fell early on in the LCQ and thus didn’t make it through to the Main.

250 Heat One Results

1. Levi Kitchen Kawasaki KX250 1:07.126
2. Nate Thrasher Yamaha YZ250F +21.231
3. Jo Shimoda Honda CRF250R +1:19.207
4. Mitchell Oldenburg Honda CRF250R +1 lap
5. Julien Beaumer KTM 250 SX-F FE +1 lap +05.619
6. Cole Thompson Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap +06.424
7. Matti Jorgensen GASGAS MC 250F FE +1 lap +08.909
8. Alex Nagy KTM 250 SX-F +1 lap +13.462
9. Talon Hawkins KTM 250 SX-F +1 lap +31.467
10. Guillaume St-Cyr KTM 250 SX-F +1 lap +56.241
11. Chad Saultz KTM 250 SX-F +1 lap +1:19.549
12. Doc Smith GASGAS MC 250F +1 lap +1:51.830
13. Joshua Varize GASGAS MC 250F +2 laps
14. Geran Stapleton Kawasaki KX250 +2 laps +29.274
15. Chris Howell Yamaha YZ250F +2 laps +1:41.100
16. Kyle Wise Kawasaki KX250 +2 laps +1:47.343
17. Lance Kobusch Honda CRF250R 3 Laps
18. Austin Cozadd Kawasaki KX250 DNF
19. Billy Laninovich Yamaha YZ250F DNS
20. Braden Spangle Yamaha YZ250F DNS

250 Heat Two

Jordon Smith got the best run to turn one but it was Ryder DiFrancesco that went around that first turn in front. Not for long though as he was quickly overhauled by RJ Hampshire and Jordon Smith.  Only for Smith to then head off the track. Moments later Hampshire jumped off the circuit!  That handed Garrett Marchbanks the lead, Phil Nicoletti moved up to second and DiFrancesco third.

RJ Hampshire had regrouped and was knocking on the door of the top five before he fell once again. He lost little time in that tip-over though and was back up and running in seventh place with two laps to run.  Up front though Marchbanks had a ten-second lead over Jordon Smith, Nicoletti was third and DiFrancesco fourth.

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Marchbanks went on to take a clear victory over Smith while Nicoletti rounded out the podium ahead of DiFrancesco, Hunter Yoder and RJ Hampshire.

250 Heat Two Results

1. Garrett Marchbanks Yamaha YZ250F
2. Jordon Smith Yamaha YZ250F +12.212
3. Phillip Nicoletti Yamaha YZ250F +17.822
4. Ryder DiFrancesco GASGAS MC 250F +26.943
5. Hunter Yoder Kawasaki KX250 +39.919
6. RJ Hampshire Husqvarna FC 250 +41.106
7. Carson Mumford Honda CRF250R +49.908
8. Robbie Wageman Yamaha YZ250F +1:13.224
9. Anthony Bourdon Suzuki RM-Z250 +1:19.999
10. TJ Albright Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap 1:20.310
11. Robert Hailey Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap +08.571
12. Blaine Silveira Suzuki RM-Z250 +1 lap +25.485
13. Max Miller Suzuki RM-Z250 +1 lap +28.984
14. Addison Emory Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap +43.551
15. Hunter Calle Kawasaki KX250 +1 lap +1:00.420
16. Carter Biese Kawasaki KX250 +1 lap +1:02.533
17. Deegan Hepp Honda CRF250R +1 lap +1:09.317
18. Josh Greco GASGAS MC 250F +2 laps
19. Tre Fierro GASGAS MC 250F +2 laps +25.900
20. Max Sanford Kawasaki KX250 DNF

250 LCQ Results

1. Joshua Varize GASGAS MC 250F
2. TJ Albright Yamaha YZ250F +07.453
3. Lance Kobusch Honda CRF250R +09.516
4. Max Sanford Kawasaki KX250 +12.230
5. Josh Greco GASGAS MC 250F +24.511
6. Robert Hailey Yamaha YZ250F +28.187
7. Max Miller Suzuki RM-Z250 +31.890
8. Guillaume St-Cyr KTM 250 SX-F +34.497
9. Addison Emory Yamaha YZ250F +36.265
10. Austin Cozadd Kawasaki KX250 +41.133
11. Hunter Calle Kawasaki KX250 +44.826
12. Carter Biese Kawasaki KX250 +45.638
13. Deegan Hepp Honda CRF250R +59.744
14. Doc Smith GASGAS MC 250F +1:05.777
15. Tre Fierro GASGAS MC 250F +1:26.626
16. Chad Saultz KTM 250 SX-F +1 lap 1:25.847
17. Chris Howell Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap +02.224
18. Geran Stapleton Kawasaki KX250 +1 lap  +11.883
19. Kyle Wise Kawasaki KX250 +1 lap  +19.622
20. Blaine Silveira Suzuki RM-Z250 +3 laps
21. Braden Spangle Yamaha YZ250F DNS
22. Billy Laninovich Yamaha YZ250F DNS

250 Main

RJ Hampshire took the holeshot and the early lead ahead of Levi Kitchen and Jordon Smith.  Mitch Oldenburg and Jordon Smith battled over that third place over the course of the opening lap. Jo Shimoda was down in tenth after getting sideways off the line. Nicoletti had some work to do after a fall early on lap one.

Levi Kitchen managed to reel in RJ Hampshire and challenged for the lead over the second and third laps before going down and losing a number of positions before he was back up and running again. Marchbanks inherited that second place while Nate Thrasher was promoted to third, Jordon Smith fourth and Jo Shimoda was now up to fifth.

Garrett Marchbanks was the next rider to reel in and challenge RJ Hampshire. Marchbanks took the lead as the race passed the halfway mark and Hampshire now had his hands full with Nate Thrasher.

Thrasher got the better of Hampshire and then reeled in Marchbanks through lapped traffic and mounted his challenge for the win. Thrasher successfully dispensed with Marchbanks and then proceeded to pull away. It was far from over though!

Marchbanks and Hampshire both came back at Thrasher on the final lap and it was a close affair but Hampshire went down and was relegated down to sixth place by the time he got up and running again.

Nate Thrasher the victor over Marchbanks while Jordon Smith was promoted to the podium after Hampshire’s mistake.

Jo Shimoda fourth ahead of Levi Kitchen and RJ Hampshire while Mitch Oldenburg claimed seventh ahead of Ryder DiFrancesco.  Shimoda claimed the fastest lap of the race on the penultimate lap.

With that third place Jordon Smith actually extended his championship lead, his buffer over Levi Kitchen now eight-points.

250 Main Results

1. Nate Thrasher Yamaha YZ250F
2. Garrett Marchbanks Yamaha YZ250F +01.203
3. Jordon Smith Yamaha YZ250F +05.141
4. Jo Shimoda Honda CRF250R +05.572
5. Levi Kitchen Kawasaki KX250 +06.390
6. RJ Hampshire Husqvarna FC 250 +10.486
7. Mitchell Oldenburg Honda CRF250R +38.741
8. Ryder DiFrancesco GASGAS MC 250F +51.399
9. Hunter Yoder Kawasaki KX250 +1 lap 1:04.369
10. Anthony Bourdon Suzuki RM-Z250 +1 lap +11.599
11. Robbie Wageman Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap +17.043
12. Cole Thompson Yamaha YZ250F +1 lap +24.043
13. Joshua Varize GASGAS MC 250F +1 lap +38.557
14. Matti Jorgensen GASGAS MC 250F FE +1 lap +40.743
15. Carson Mumford Honda CRF250R +1 lap +50.172
16. Julien Beaumer KTM 250 SX-F FE +1 lap +51.350
17. Max Sanford Kawasaki KX250 +2 laps 1:06.830
18. Lance Kobusch Honda CRF250R +2 laps +05.365
19. Talon Hawkins KTM 250 SX-F +2 laps +12.175
20. TJ Albright Yamaha YZ250F +2 laps +32.565
21. Alex Nagy KTM 250 SX-F +2 laps +43.669
22. Phillip Nicoletti Yamaha YZ250F + 6 Laps

250 West Championship Points

1. Jordon Smith 67
2. Levi Kitchen 59
3. Garrett Marchbanks 57
4. RJ Hampshire 54
5. Mitch Oldenburg 41
6. Anthony Bourdon 39
7. Jo Shimoda 36
8. Carson Mumford 36
9. Hunter Yoder 36
10. Julien Beaumer 33
11. Josh Varize 31
12. Nate Thrasher 30
13. Ryder DiFrancesco 28
14. Cole Thompson 27
15. Max Vohland 20
16. Robbie Wageman 19
17. Phil Nicoletti 18
18. Matti Jorgensen 17
19. Max Sanford 15
20. Lance Kobusch 9

450 Heat One

Eli Tomac arrived at turn one first but it was Cade Clason that got around the turn in front to take the early lead.

Jett Lawrence was well back in the pack after major wheelspin off the line, but in no time he was fifth. Only to then blow past the rest of the field through the first rhythm section with such speed that the rest looked as though they were standing still!

By the end of the opening lap Jett had four-seconds on Eli Tomac. Only to then throw it away! He struggled to get the bike up and running again, by which time he had been passed by Tomac, Malcolm Stewart, Benny Bloss, Cade Clason and Justin Cooper, relegating Jett down to seventh.

Further back Justin Barcia and Adam Cianciarulo had a coming together and were both outside the top ten.  Barcia was back up and running much quicker than Cianciarulo though and by the chequered flag Bam Bam was up to fourth.

After his fall Jett Lawrence wasted little time getting back past Cooper, Bloss and Clason to work his way back up to third, which is where he finished.

Eli Tomac the victor ahead of Malcolm Stewart, who had closed to within a couple of feet of Tomac’s back wheel by the flag.

Adam Cianciaurlo and Dean Wilson were heading for the LCQ but both made it through along with Shane McElrath and Justin Rodbell.

450 Heat One Results

1. Eli Tomac Yamaha YZ450F
2. Malcolm Stewart Husqvarna FC 450 RE +01.659
3. Jett Lawrence Honda CRF450R +16.941
4. Justin Barcia GASGAS MC 450F +25.238
5. Benny Bloss Beta 450 RX +26.414
6. Justin Cooper Yamaha YZ450F +27.354
7. Cade Clason Kawasaki KX450 +39.688
8. Jason Anderson Kawasaki KX450SR +39.688
9. Vince Friese Honda CRF450R +42.352
10. Adam Cianciarulo Kawasaki KX450SR +48.678
11. John Short Beta 450 RX +1:01.003
12. Dean Wilson Honda CRF450R +1 lap 1:16.298
13. Luke Kalaitzian Honda CRF450R +1 lap +02.079
14. Kyle Chisholm Suzuki RM-Z450 +1 lap +08.784
15. Theodore Pauli Kawasaki KX450SR +1 lap +11.544
16. Jerry Robin Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap +13.073
17. Justin Rodbell KTM 450 SX-F +1 lap +17.854 1
18. Scott Meshey KTM 450 SX-F +1 lap +20.701
19. Jason Clermont Kawasaki KX450 +1 lap +34.021
20. Justin Starling Honda CRF450R WE DNF

450 Heat Two

Ken Roczen had topped 450 qualifying and scored the holeshot when the second 450 Heat got underway as Aaron Plessinger gave chase, Dylan Ferrandis in third at this early juncture.

Chase Sexton was almost last to the opening turn, where he met a fallen Hunter Lawrence which only held him up further.

Plessinger got the better of Roczen but the Suzuki man returned the favour a few turns later. The German then made another mistake which allowed Plessinger through to the lead once again. Christian Craig third and Dylan Ferrandis fourth, Jorge Prado fifth and Cooper Webb sixth as the race broached the halfway mark.

With two laps to run Plessinger led Roczen by eight-seconds. Christian Craig was third, Ferrandis fourth, Webb fifth and Prado sixth while Chase Sexton had clawed his way up to seventh ahead of Freddie Noren and Hunter Lawrence was just inside the cut-off for automatic promotion through to the Main.

Aaron Plessinger the clear victory, seven-seconds ahead of Roczen at the flag.

Cooper Webb sneaked past Christian Craig and Dylan Ferrandis to claim third place after putting in the fastest lap of the race on that final lap.

Jorge Prado sixth ahead of Chase Sexton and Hunter Lawrence.

Aussie privateer Joel Wightman was heading for the LCQ after finishing 16th but failed to make the Main after finishing 14th in the LCQ.

450 Heat Two Results

1. Aaron Plessinger KTM 450 SX-F FE
2. Ken Roczen Suzuki RM-Z450 +06.527
3. Cooper Webb Yamaha YZ450F +22.521
4. Dylan Ferrandis Honda CRF450R +23.074
5. Christian Craig Husqvarna FC 450 RE +26.526
6. Jorge Prado GASGAS MC 450F FE +44.154
7. Chase Sexton KTM 450 SX-F FE +44.652
8. Hunter Lawrence Honda CRF450R +49.025
9. Freddie Noren Kawasaki KX450SR +56.795
10. Shane McElrath Suzuki RM-Z450 +57.617
11. Josh Cartwright Kawasaki KX450SR +1 lap 1:13.843
12. Hunter Schlosser KTM 450 SX-F FE +1 lap +03.624
13. Justin Hill KTM 450 SX-F FE +1 lap +26.305
14. Gared Steinke Husqvarna TC 250 +1 lap +29.291
15. Josh Hill Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap +39.883
16. Joel Wightman Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap +54.197
17. Cheyenne Harmon Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap +1:09.322
18. Lane Shaw Yamaha YZ450F +2 laps 1:32.472
19. Anthony Rodriguez KTM 450 SX-F +5 laps 1:29.239
20. Derek Drake Suzuki RM-Z450 DNF

450 LCQ Results

1. Adam Cianciarulo Kawasaki KX450SR
2. Shane McElrath Suzuki RM-Z450 +04.308
3. Justin Rodbell KTM 450 SX-F +08.745
4. Dean Wilson Honda CRF450R +11.238
5. osh Cartwright Kawasaki KX450SR
6. Kyle Chisholm Suzuki RM-Z450 +17.761
7. Justin Hill KTM 450 SX-F FE +21.071
8. Luke Kalaitzian Honda CRF450R +25.238
9. John Short Beta 450 RX +26.378
10. Gared Steinke Husqvarna TC 250 +39.781
11. Hunter Schlosser KTM 450 SX-F FE +41.521
12. Theodore Pauli Kawasaki KX450SR +43.237
13. Jason Clermont Kawasaki KX450 +45.114
14. Joel Wightman Yamaha YZ450F +45.855
15. Derek Drake Suzuki RM-Z450 +46.995
16. Anthony Rodriguez KTM 450 SX-F +48.367
17. Cheyenne Harmon Yamaha YZ450F
18. Scott Meshey KTM 450 SX-F +1:05.510
19. Lane Shaw Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap 1:16.418 1
20. Jerry Robin Yamaha YZ450F +3 Laps 1:10.020
21. Justin Starling Honda CRF450R WE DNF
22. Josh Hill Yamaha YZ450F DNF

450 Main

The drizzle started falling again as riders gathered at the gates in preparation for the 450 Main.

Justin Cooper and Ken Roczen got the best runs through the opening turn but it was Roczen that pulled away to an early lead. Justin Barcia moved up to second, Aaron Plessinger third, Justin Cooper fourth, and Cooper Webb fifth.

Hunter and Jett Lawrence both fared poorly off the start, down in 13th and 14th positions, the brothers 15-seconds behind leader Roczen by the end of the first lap.

Chase Sexton and Malcolm Stewart tangled and went down early on the opening lap.  Eli Tomac also an early faller and down in 20th place after three laps.

Barcia managed to get within striking distance of Roczen but couldn’t make a pass on the German.

Aaron Plessinger then came to the fore, dispensing Barcia to move up to second place before setting his sights on race leader Ken Roczen.

Ken Roczen was having to deal with lapped riders only six-minutes into the race and that allowed Plessinger to close in.

Roczen then went down and lost a lot of ground as he kicked the Suzuki back into life, by the time he was back up and running he had been demoted to seventh place, sandwiched between Jett and Hunter Lawrence.

With 12-minutes left on the shot clock Plessinger led Barcia by five-seconds. Cooper Webb a further two-seconds behind in third, but with more than eight-seconds on fourth placed Jason Anderson.

Chase Sexton was now just inside the top ten as he fought his way back from that early fall.

Ken Roczen headed into the mechanic service area to get something fixed up on the Suzuki and was way back in 18th place by the time he was back on track.

At the halfway point of the race Plessinger led Webb by six-seconds while Barcia was a further four-seconds back in third. Jason Anderson fourth and then it was four Hondas, Dylan Ferrandis fifth ahead of Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence and Dean Wilson. Chase Sexton ninth, Eli Tomac tenth and Jorge Prado 11th. Tomac may have been tenth but he got lapped shortly after half-race distance.

Cooper Webb then reeled in Aaron Plessinger over the next few laps and was shaping up to make a challenge for the lead with just over five-minutes left on the shot clock, only for a small mistake to delay that challenge.

Barcia was third while Jett Lawrence was looking for a way past Jason Anderson to take fourth place but the Kawasaki man was not making it easy for the young Australian.

It took Jett a couple of his laps as he waited for a safe move on Anderson but he took that fourth place with two-minutes left on the shot clock. A podium was still a distant target though as third-placed Barcia had 13-seconds on Jett.

Up front Cooper Webb was coming back at Aaron Plessinger and setting himself up to make a late charge. However, Webb tangled with the lapped Chase Sexton, which cost Webb a lot of time and gave Plessinger five-seconds of breathing space with two laps to run.

Plessinger does it, the KTM rider kept it together to the flag to claim a great victory over Cooper Webb, despite the Yamaha man recording the fastest lap of the race.

Justin Barcia rounded out the podium, more than 20-seconds behind Plessinger, but a great result considering the GASGAS rider is still not 100 per cent after getting crook a couple of weeks ago.

Jett Lawrence came through to fourth after being dead last early on in the race. After the finish, Jett and Jason Anderson had some stern words, presumably over how Anderson had sent Jett wide a few times, cross-jumped in front of him and also brake-checked him as the young Aussie looked for a way past. Jett instigated the conversation, which got a bit heated with both of them firing right up, Anderson grabbing Jett’s helmet at the chin-piece and pulling it hard. Anderson’s fastest lap of the race was a 58.993 while Jett’s was a 57.668.  Nevertheless, Jett later apologised to Anderson for letting his frustration get the better of him and starting the altercation. Jett also offered to pay any fine Anderson is penalised with for pulling as he did Jett’s chin-piece.

Jason Anderson fifth, Dylan Ferrandis sixth and Hunter Lawrence seventh.

Chase Sexton a lap down in eighth ahead of Eli Tomac while Dean Wilson rounded out the top ten ahead of Jorge Prado, Ken Roczen and Adam Cianciarulo.

With that victory Aaron Plessinger moves into the championship lead ahead of team-mate Chase Sexton by a single point, and it is a Red Bull KTM 1-2 at the top of the table. That was also Plessinger’s maiden 450 Main victory.

Jett Lawrence may have missed the podium but he set the second-fastest lap of the race and is now only four-points off the championship lead.

450 Main Results

1. Aaron Plessinger KTM 450 SX-F FE
2. Cooper Webb Yamaha YZ450F +02.188
3. Justin Barcia GASGAS MC 450F +22.099
4. Jett Lawrence Honda CRF450R +37.164
5. Jason Anderson Kawasaki KX450SR +42.230
6. Dylan Ferrandis Honda CRF450R +44.447
7. Hunter Lawrence Honda CRF450R +52.323
8. Chase Sexton KTM 450 SX-F FE +1 lap 58.409
9. Eli Tomac Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap +04.517
10. Dean Wilson Honda CRF450R +1 lap +21.237
11. Jorge Prado GASGAS MC 450F FE +1 lap +23.058
12. Ken Roczen Suzuki RM-Z450 +1 lap +30.311
13. Adam Cianciarulo Kawasaki KX450SR +1 lap +34.841
14. Justin Cooper Yamaha YZ450F +1 lap +44.074
15. Benny Bloss Beta 450 RX +59.286 +1 lap 1:01.603
16. Shane McElrath Suzuki RM-Z450 +2 laps 1:01.627
17. Freddie Noren Kawasaki KX450SR +2 laps +17.580
18. Cade Clason Kawasaki KX450 +2 laps +43.686
19. Malcolm Stewart Husqvarna FC 450 RE +2 laps +47.480
20. Christian Craig Husqvarna FC 450 RE +3 laps 1:02.082
21. Justin Rodbell KTM 450 SX-F +3 laps +01.460
22. Vince Friese Honda CRF450R +4 laps

450 Championship Points

1. Aaron Plessinger 60
2. Chase Sexton 59
3. Jett Lawrence 56
4. Jason Anderson 49
5. Cooper Webb 49
6. Dylan Ferrandis 49
7. Eli Tomac 48
8. Ken Roczen 42
9. Justin Barcia 40
10. Jorge Prado 35
11. Adam Cianciarulo 33
12. Shane McElrath 29
13. Hunter Lawrence 27
14. Dean Wilson 24
15. Justin Cooper 22
16. Derek Drake 16
17. Malcolm Stewart 14
18. Christian Craig 12
19. Cade Clason 10
20. Justin Hill 8

250 Qualifying Results

1. Jordon Smith Yamaha YZ250F 50.931
2. Jo Shimoda Honda CRF250R 51.076
3. Rj Hampshire Husqvarna FC 250 51.671
4. Julien Beaumer KTM 250 SX-F FE 51.781
5. Max Miller Suzuki RM-Z250 51.808
6. Talon Hawkins KTM 250 SX-F 51.920
7. Ryder DiFrancesco GASGAS MC 250F 52.054
8. Levi Kitchen Kawasaki KX250 52.104
9. Carson Mumford Honda CRF250R 52.151
10. Mitchell Oldenburg Honda CRF250R 52.328
11. Garrett Marchbanks Yamaha YZ250F 52.518
12. Nate Thrasher Yamaha YZ250F 52.670
13. Robbie Wageman Yamaha YZ250F 53.510
14. Billy Laninovich Yamaha YZ250F 53.657
15. Phillip Nicoletti Yamaha YZ250F 53.798
16. Joshua Varize GASGAS MC 250F 53.809
17. Blaine Silveira Suzuki RM-Z250 53.931
18. Lance Kobusch Honda CRF250R 53.939
19. Tj Albright Yamaha YZ250F 53.966
20. Kyle Wise Kawasaki KX250 53.991
21. Anthony Bourdon Suzuki RM-Z250 54.027
22. Cole Thompson Yamaha YZ250F 54.075
23. Hunter Yoder Kawasaki KX250 54.153
24. Chris Howell Yamaha YZ250F 54.562
25. Josh Greco GASGAS MC 250F 54.564
26. Braden Spangle Yamaha YZ250F 54.963
27. Addison Emory Yamaha YZ250F 55.030
28. Guillaume St-Cyr KTM 250 SX-F 55.048
29. Max Sanford Kawasaki KX250 55.113
30. Matti Jorgensen GASGAS MC 250F FE 55.168
31. Tre Fierro GASGAS MC 250F 55.202
32. Chad Saultz KTM 250 SX-F 55.334
33. Robert Hailey Yamaha YZ250F 55.402
34. Austin Cozadd Kawasaki KX250 55.496
35. Carter Biese Kawasaki KX250 55.588
36. Alex Nagy KTM 250 SX-F 55.645
37. Hunter Calle Kawasaki KX250 55.852
38. Geran Stapleton Kawasaki KX250 55.994
39. Deegan Hepp Honda CRF250R 56.097
40. Doc Smith GASGAS MC 250F 56.339
41. Slade Varola Kawasaki KX250 56.403
42. Ty Freehill Yamaha YZ250F 56.457
43. oey Desimone Kawasaki KX250 57.96
44. Ragan Cochran GASGAS MC 250F 58.441
45. Ryan Carlson Kawasaki KX250 58.723

450 Qualifying Results

1. Ken Roczen Suzuki RM-Z450 52.027
2. Eli Tomac Yamaha YZ450F 52.223
3. Chase Sexton KTM 450 SX-F FE 52.307
4. Jason Anderson Kawasaki KX450SR 52.477
5. Dylan Ferrandis Honda CRF450R 52.479
6. Jett Lawrence Honda CRF450R 52.864
7. Hunter Lawrence Honda CRF450R 52.982
8. Justin Cooper Yamaha YZ450F 53.112
9. Cooper Webb Yamaha YZ450F 53.474
10. Malcolm Stewart Husqvarna FC 450 RE 53.561
11. Christian Craig Husqvarna FC 450 RE 53.597
12. Justin Barcia GASGAS MC 450F 53.695
13. Aaron Plessinger KTM 450 SX-F FE 53.770
14. Adam Cianciarulo Kawasaki KX450SR 53.993
15. Shane McElrath Suzuki RM-Z450 54.337
16. Dean Wilson Honda CRF450R 54.485
17. Derek Drake Suzuki RM-Z450 54.496
18. Cade Clason Kawasaki KX450 54.768
19. Jorge Prado GASGAS MC 450F FE 54.967
20. Vince Friese Honda CRF450R 55.141
21. Justin Hill KTM 450 SX-F FE 55.693
22. Benny Bloss Beta 450 RX 55.856
23. Freddie Noren Kawasaki KX450SR 56.165
24. Kyle Chisholm Suzuki RM-Z450 56.316
25. Hunter Schlosser KTM 450 SX-F FE 56.549
26. Jerry Robin Yamaha YZ450F 56.793
27. Cheyenne Harmon Yamaha YZ450F 56.828
28. Justin Rodbell KTM 450 SX-F 57.128
29. Gared Steinke Husqvarna TC 250 57.447
30. Justin Starling Honda CRF450R WE 57.521
31. Josh Hill Yamaha YZ450F 58.016
32. John Short Beta 450 RX 58.052
33. Anthony Rodriguez KTM 450 SX-F 58.133
34. Scott Meshey KTM 450 SX-F 58.169
35. Josh Cartwright Kawasaki KX450SR 58.973
36. Luke Kalaitzian Honda CRF450R 59.118
37. Joel Wightman Yamaha YZ450F 59.242
38. Theodore Pauli Kawasaki KX450SR 59.403
39. Lane Shaw Yamaha YZ450F 59.553
40. Jason Clermont Kawasaki KX450 59.635
41. Marshal Weltin Yamaha YZ450F 59.919
42. Hunter Cross KTM 450 SX-F 1:01.026
43. Colby Copp KTM 450 SX-F 1:01.132
44. Brandon Marley Honda CRF450R 1:01.743
45. Joan Cros Kawasaki KX450 1:02.350
46. Nicholas Nisbet Honda CRF450R WE 1:03.654
47. Carter Stephenson Kawasaki KX450 1:05.396
48. Jace Kessler Yamaha YZ450F 1:07.320
49. David Pulley Yamaha YZ250F 1:08.809
50. Kyle Greeson Yamaha YZ450F 1:08.860
51. Konnor Visger Honda CRF450R 1:10.659
52. Brandon Pederson Yamaha YZ450F 1:11.432
53. Scotty Wennerstrom Kawasaki KX450SR 3:19.615