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Osborne goes 1-1 at Redbud | Jett Lawrence P6

2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Rnd 4

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Zach Osborne extends championship lead to 26-points

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Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship RedBud I MX – Buchanan, MI September 4, 2020

The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, kicked off its first-ever doubleheader from Michigan’s legendary RedBud MX for the fourth round of the 2020 season. The Circle K RedBud I National saw cloud gives way to sunny skies and cooler temperatures that hovered in the mid 20’s. A dominant performance by Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Zach Osborne propelled him to his third overall 450 Class victory of the season, extending his championship point lead. In the 250 Class, GEICO Honda’s Jeremy Martin earned his third consecutive win to take over the championship point lead.

Jett Lawrence’s 4-8 results gave him sixth for the round and the young Australian now moves into the eight place in the 250 championship.

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450 report

2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Rnd 4

The opening 450 Class moto saw Osborne launch out of the gate to take the Motosport.com Holeshot just ahead of Twisted Tea Suzuki’s Max Anstie and JGR/Yoshimura/Suzuki Factory Racing’s Freddie Noren. Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo wasted no time moving towards the front as he passed both Noren and Anstie to take over second, however, a mistake would force him to lose several positions and remount outside of the top-10. At the completion of the opening lap it was Osborne followed by Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Marvin Musquin and GEICO Honda’s Christian Craig.

The top three asserted themselves at the front of the pack, while Team Honda HRC rookie Chase Sexton gave pursuit. Sexton closed in on his team-mate Craig near the halfway point of the 30-minute-plus-two-lap moto and eventually made the move into third. Osborne continued a strong pace up front with Musquin trailing by just a couple of seconds.

Chase Sexton

Osborne withstood Musquin’s late race charge to capture his third moto win of the season by 1.9 seconds over the Frenchman who finished runner-up. Sexton finished third, earning his second podium since moving up to the 450 Class.

Not the best results for Tomac after last weekend’s Ironman victory

When the gate dropped on the final 450 Class moto it was once again Osborne who prevailed to take the Motosport.com holeshot ahead of Cianciarulo, while Monster Energy/Yamaha Factory Racing’s Justin Barcia, Musquin and Sexton gave chase right behind them. Barcia quickly went to work, making contact with Cianciarulo and taking second.

2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Rnd 4

Osborne continued his opening moto form by using the clear track to open a comfortable lead, while Barcia and Cianciarulo engaged in an intense battle over second, trading positions several times. The top three riders maintained their positions throughout the remainder of the moto as Osborne took his fourth moto win of the season by 2.6 seconds. Barcia finished second, narrowly edging out Cianciarulo in third.

Justin Barcia

Osborne’s 1-1 moto results helped him secure his third overall victory of the season and marked the first time that he has done so by winning both motos in the premier class. Sexton’s 3-4 scores were good enough to secure his first-career overall podium in the 450 Class. Barcia’s strong second moto gave him third (6-2) on the day.

Zach Osborne

“It was pretty much a perfect day for me,” Osborne said. “Two holeshots and wire-to-wire race wins for the overall. I’m really happy with my riding and my fitness, and my bike is working perfectly so I’m looking forward to Monday and the rest of the series.”

Zach Osborne

The perfect day for Osborne helped him extend his championship point lead to 26-points over Musquin. Barcia sits third, 13-points behind Musquin in second.

Marvin Musquin

“It’s always great to be here at RedBud. Going into the first moto, I felt really good and I was enjoying it. I wasn’t too far off Zach but we were both riding well at pretty much the same speed and I couldn’t come back on him. It was a tough second moto, I felt like I was riding good and aggressive but I was never able to get around those guys. I am bummed because I did the first one really well and the second one I’m not able to do the same, so I’ll try to work on that.”

Marvin Musquin

Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship
RedBud I MX – Buchanan, MI
September 4, 2020 – 450 Class Overall Results

PosRiderMotosBike
1Zach Osborne1 – 1Husqvarna
2Chase Sexton3 – 4Honda
3Justin Barcia6 – 2Yamaha
4Marvin Musquin2 – 6KTM
5Adam Cianciarulo5 – 3Kawasaki
6Eli Tomac4 – 5Kawasaki
7Christian Craig7 – 8Honda
8Blake Baggett10 – 7KTM
9Broc Tickle8 – 9Yamaha
10Joey Savatgy9 – 12Suzuki
11Dean Wilson12 – 11Husqvarna
12Max Anstie11 – 13Suzuki
13Henry Miller14 – 14KTM
14Fredrik Noren39 – 10Suzuki
15Justin Rodbell16 – 15Kawasaki
16Justin Bogle17 – 17KTM
17Benny Bloss13 – 36Husqvarna
18Ben LaMay18 – 18KTM
19John Short15 – 23Honda
20Coty Schock21 – 16Honda
21Grant Harlan20 – 19Honda
22Felix Lopez19 – 22KTM
23Tyler Bowers22 – 20Kawasaki
24Justin Hoeft24 – 21Husqvarna
25Robbie Wageman25 – 24Yamaha
26Jared Lesher26 – 25KTM
27James Harrington29 – 26Yamaha
28Tristan Lane27 – 28KTM
29Bryce Backaus28 – 29Yamaha 
30Matthew Hubert30 – 31Kawasaki
31Adam Enticknap 32 – 30Suzuki
32Luke Renzland23 – 39Husqvarna
33Timothy Crosby36 – 27Kawasaki
34Joshua Berchem35 – 33KTM
35Jeffrey Walker31 – 38KTM
36Jerry Lorenz III34 – 37Yamaha
37Hunter Braun38 – 34Honda
38Jake Masterpool37 – 35Husqvarna
39Jeremy Smith33 – 40Kawasaki
40Cory CarstenDNS – 32Suzuki
41Chase Felong40 – DNSHusqvarna
450 Podium
1. Zach Osborne, Husqvarna (1-1)
2. Chase Sexton, Honda (3-4)
3. Justin Barcia, Yamaha (6-2)

450 Class Points Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Zach Osborne172
2Marvin Musquin146
3Justin Barcia133
4Eli Tomac129
5Adam Cianciarulo125
6Chase Sexton116
7Blake Baggett106
8Broc Tickle96
9Christian Craig86
10Dean Wilson77
11Max Anstie72
12Joey Savatgy69
13Jason Anderson58
14Henry Miller51
15Fredrik Noren48
16Justin Rodbell30
17Justin Bogle29
18Benny Bloss29
19Cooper Webb29
20Coty Schock28
21Jake Masterpool28
22John Short19
23Jeremy Smith16
24Ben LaMay12
25Tyler Bowers12
26Luke Renzland11
27Matthew Hubert9
28Chase Felong8
29Justin Hoeft7
30Grant Harlan5
31Jeffrey Walker4
32Jared Lesher3
33Cory Carsten3
34Felix Lopez2
2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Rnd 4

250 Report

The first 250 Class moto saw Monster Energy/Star/Yamaha Racing’s Ty Masterpool grab the Motosport.com holeshot in his season debut, just edging out Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Darian Sanayei and GEICO Honda’s Jett Lawrence. Championship point leader Dylan Ferrandis took a hard fall on the opening lap and found himself remounting his Monster Energy/Star/Yamaha Racing machine near the tail end of the field.

250 Moto gets underway

With Masterpool in control and opening a comfortable lead out front, the battle for second heated up early as Jeremy Martin closed in and made the pass stick on Sanayei. Shortly after Sanayei also found himself under pressure from Lawrence who quickly overtook him for third. Jeremy Martin put his head down and slowly chipped away at Masterpool’s lead, and with 10-minutes remaining in the moto, he started searching for a way around the young Yamaha rider. Jeremy Martin eventually made his way around Masterpool to take over the lead.

Jeremy Martin

Jeremy Martin continued to push the pace at the head of the field, while Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s RJ Hampshire used an aggressive pass to steal second from Masterpool. Jeremy Martin would remain unchallenged as he took his 31st career moto victory with 5.2 seconds to spare on Hampshire in second. Masterpool held on to third, giving him his first-ever moto podium. Ferrandis’ hard charge credited him with seventh.

Jett Lawrence was fourth in the opening 250 Moto

As the field emerged from the first turn to start Moto 2 it was Monster Energy/Star/Yamaha Racing’s Shane McElrath who emerged to grab the Motosport.com holeshot ahead of Sanayei and Jeremy Martin. The second position was quickly overtaken by Jeremy Martin, while his brother Alex Martin followed him to get by Sanayei for third on his JGR/Yoshimura/Suzuki Factory Racing machine. Behind them Ferrandis found himself off to another bad start and outside of the top-20.

250 Moto Two

The top three riders paced one another out front and lap-after-lap extended their advantage over the rest of the 40-rider field. Despite setting a blistering pace, McEralth was unable to shake a determined Jeremy Martin who was relentless and made the pass for the lead at the halfway point of the race. Ferrandis continued his hard charge from the back of the field to battle his way into fourth.

Jett Lawrence

Jeremy Martin went unchallenged en route to his fourth moto win of the season, taking the checkered flag by 4.8 seconds over McElrath who finished a season-best second. Ferrandis used a last lap charge to make the pass on Alex Martin for third.

Jett Lawrence

Jeremy Martin’s first 1-1 of the season gave him his third consecutive overall victory and the 17th of his career. Hampshire’s consistency helped him secure the runner-up spot (2-5), while McElrath earned his first overall podium of the season in third (8-2). Ferrandis just narrowly missed the podium to finish fourth  (7-3).

Jeremy Martin

“Today’s a great day going 1-1,” said Jeremy Martin. “It feels really good to grab another win. We’ve got a little bit of work to do in order to get better, but the grind doesn’t stop and we will get there. The GEICO Honda team had my bike working really well all day and I’m stoked to put myself back up on top of the podium for everyone in my corner who makes this possible.”

250 Podium
1. Jeremy Martin, Honda (1-1)
2. RJ Hampshire, Husqvarna (2-5)
3. Shane McElrath, Yamaha (8-2)
RJ Hampshire

“I didn’t have great starts in either moto but I had good speed and the bike was working good,” Hampshire said. “We made the right call first moto with the tire and I had probably one of my better motos I think I’ve ever had. I’m stoked on a 2-5 for second overall. The team and I seem to be doing pretty well together so we’ll keep chipping away and take it race by race.”

Jeremy Martin’s impressive day moved him into the championship point lead and he now holds a 12-point advantage over Ferrandis. Alex Martin maintains third, 48-points out of the championship lead.

Dylan Ferrandis

“I had a small crash in the first moto and hit my head and shoulder,” said Ferrandis. “I was in pain between the first and second moto and wasn’t sure if I was even going to be able to ride while doing the sighting lap. I’m a little behind in points now, but it’s not the end of the world and I will regroup for our next race on Monday.”

Jett Lawrence’s 4-8 results gave him sixth for the round and the young Australian now moves into the eight place in the championship.

Jett Lawrence’s 4-8 results gave him sixth for the round

Older brother Hunter went 17-10 for 12th overall and is 17th on the championship points table.

Hunter Lawrence went 17-10 for 12th overall

Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship
RedBud I MX – Buchanan, MI
September 4, 2020 – 250 Class Overall Results

PosRiderMotosBike
1Jeremy Martin1 – 1Honda
2R.J. Hampshire2 – 5Husqvarna
3Shane McElrath8 – 2Yamaha
4Dylan Ferrandis7 – 3Yamaha
5Alex Martin6 – 4Suzuki
6Jett Lawrence4 – 8Honda
7Cameron McAdoo5 – 7Kawasaki
8Ty Masterpool3 – 13Yamaha
9Justin Cooper9 – 6Yamaha
10Brandon Hartranft11 – 9KTM
11Derek Drake12 – 11KTM
12Hunter Lawrence17 – 10Honda
13Stilez Robertson13 – 14Husqvarna
14Darian Sanayei10 – 20Kawasaki
15Jo Shimoda19 – 12Honda
16Carson Mumford15 – 17Honda
17Mason Gonzales18 – 16Yamaha
18Mitchell Harrison14 – 37Kawasaki
19Jalek Swoll21 – 15Husqvarna
20Pierce Brown16 – 36KTM
21Nick Gaines20 – 18Yamaha
22Hardy Munoz23 – 19Husqvarna
23Jerry Robin22 – 21Husqvarna
24Ryder Floyd24 – 22Honda
25Kevin Moranz27 – 23KTM
26Mathias Jorgensen25 – 25Kawasaki
27Joshua Varize26 – 26KTM
28Colton Eigenmann30 – 27Suzuki
29Gared Steinke29 – 28Kawasaki
30Joseph Tait31 – 30Yamaha
31Gabe Gutierres28 – 35KTM
32Chad Saultz32 – 32Yamaha
33Gage Schehr39 – 29Husqvarna
34Blake Ashley38 – 31Yamaha
35Trevor Schmidt36 – 33KTM
36Conner Burger37 – 34KTM
37Brock Papi33 – 40KTM
38Joey Crown40 – 38Yamaha
39Austin RootDNS – 24Husqvarna
40Lance Kobusch34 – DNSKTM
41Derek Kelley35 – DNSHusqvarna
42Tre FierroDNS – 39KTM

 

 

250 Class Points Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Jeremy Martin181
2Dylan Ferrandis169
3Alex Martin133
4Shane McElrath130
5R.J. Hampshire128
6Cameron McAdoo109
7Justin Cooper102
8Jett Lawrence94
9Brandon Hartranft83
10Derek Drake69
11Mitchell Harrison68
12Carson Mumford62
13Stilez Robertson55
14Mason Gonzales53
15Jo Shimoda47
16Pierce Brown36
17Hunter Lawrence34
18Nick Gaines32
19Ty Masterpool28
20Hardy Munoz23
21Darian Sanayei19
22Lance Kobusch18
23Ezra Hastings14
24Joey Crown12
25Jerry Robin11
26Gared Steinke11
27Austin Root9
28Jalek Swoll6
29Zack Williams6
30Jordan Bailey6
31Joshua Varize5
32Dilan Schwartz5
33Maxwell Sanford4
34Mathias Jorgensen3
35Derek Kelley3
2020 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Rnd 4
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