Recapping the action from Hangtown – AMA Pro MX Round Two

2025 AMA Pro Motocross Championship
Round Two – Hangtown

The story of the day for the second race of the Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, was the weather, as a weekend heatwave pushed temperatures into the triple digits for Round 19 of the SMX World Championship and the Michael’s Reno Powersports Hangtown Motocross Classic Presented by Seven MX.

While racers were tested even further across each pair of motos in the 450 Class and 250 Class, in the end the respective points leaders rose to the occasion to take firm hold of the early championship battles.

In the 450 Class, Team Honda HRC Progressive’s Jett Lawrence made a statement in the final moto to prevail with the win, while Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Haiden Deegan remained unbeaten four motos into his 250 Class title defence.

450 Moto One

The Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing machine of Justin Cooper led the field through the first turn to open Moto 1 with the Pro Motocross Holeshot, but an aggressive Aaron Plessinger was able to wrestle the lead away aboard his Red Bull KTM Factory Racing ride. Slotting into third was Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Eli Tomac, followed by the Team Honda HRC Progressive mounted siblings of Hunter and Jett Lawrence.

Tomac pushed the pace early and got around his teammate for second. He then looked to erase the two-second deficit Plessinger established through his early laps sprint. Behind the lead duo, Cooper and Jett Lawrence engaged in a battle for third, with the Australian rider able to get the upper hand. The top three then settled in through the middle portion of the moto.

All was relatively quiet until the final five minutes, when Tomac picked up the pace and began to close in on Plessinger. The KTM rider responded initially and re-extended the lead, but Tomac didn’t relent. As time ran out on the moto clock and they crossed the line with two laps to go, the Yamaha rider gave it all he had to get onto Plessinger’s rear fender and make the pass. Once out front, Tomac ran away to his first moto win of the season and the first since his championship-winning 2022 campaign. Plessinger dropped well back for second, just ahead of Lawrence in third, and later admitted he misjudged how much time remained and made too soon of a push to keep Tomac at bay. Cooper parlayed his holeshot into a fourth-place finish, with Hunter Lawrence rounding out the top five.

450 Moto One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Interval
1	E. Tomac	Yam	34m16.518
2	A. Plessinger	KTM	+11.574
3	J. Lawrence	Hon	+11.922
4	J. Cooper	Yam	+24.484
5	H. Lawrence	Hon	+29.503
6	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	+44.581
7	C. Webb	Yam	+1m02.733
8	M. Stewart	Hus	+1m07.489
9	J. Anderson	Kaw	+1m14.553
10	J. Savatgy	Hon	+1m17.996
11	C. Schock	Yam	+1m33.739
12	J. Prado	Kaw	+1m41.719
13	B. Paturel	Suz	+1m42.093
14	G. Harlan	Yam	+1m48.945
15	V. Guillod	Yam	+1m50.346
16	D. Kelley	Yam	+1m59.260
17	L. Locurcio	Gas	+2m01.519
18	F. Noren	Kaw	+2m11.831
19	C. Nichols	Suz	1 Lap
20	H. Kullas	Hus	1 Lap
21	M. Semmens	KTM	1 Lap
22	B. Bloss	Bet	1 Lap
23	R. Pape	Yam	1 Lap
24	J. Short IV	Hon	1 Lap
25	M. Harrison	Kaw	1 Lap
26	T. Stepek	Yam	1 Lap
27	B. Shelly	Yam	1 Lap
28	D. Oliveira	KTM	1 Lap
29	T. Purdon	Hus	1 Lap
30	S. Verhaeghe	Yam	1 Lap
31	M. Jorgensen	Hus	1 Lap
32	D. DeMartile	Bet	1 Lap
33	B. Gardner	Bet	1 Lap
34	B. Ray	Hon	1 Lap
35	J. Mosiman	Yam	1 Lap
36	J. Boaz	KTM	1 Lap
37	C. Tucker	Bet	2 Laps
38	B. West	Yam	7 Laps
39	D. Drake	Yam	11 Laps
40	M. Miller	Yam	16 Laps

450 Moto Two

The final moto of the afternoon featured the hottest temperatures of the day and was shortened by five minutes as a precautionary measure. Out of the gate, it was the Hondas of Jett and Hunter Lawrence alongside Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb, who inched ahead for the Pro Motocross Holeshot. Meanwhile, Tomac made contact with another rider off the start and was mired outside the top 20 in the running order. Back up front, Jett Lawrence sprinted out to a multi-second lead as teammates Cooper and Webb moved into second and third, respectively.

With Lawrence pacing the field, all eyes were on Tomac and his journey through the running order, as the Moto 1 winner was on the cusp of the top 10 after just five minutes. Back up front, Hunter Lawrence made a move around Webb to take third, while Plessinger followed into fourth. Lawrence and Plessinger then engaged in a battle for third for several laps, from which Plessinger got the upper hand. At this point, Tomac had climbed up to eighth and had three riders within his sights to break into the top five. However, as he looked to make a move, he lost traction with his front tire and went down. He remounted in 12th with a little more than 10 minutes remaining.

Back up front, Jett Lawrence went unchallenged from the conclusion of the opening lap and put an exclamation point on an impressive performance with a wire-to-wire moto victory. Cooper equaled his career-best moto finish from one week prior in second, 10.9 seconds behind Lawrence, while Plessinger wrapped up a solid afternoon in third. Tomac soldiered home in ninth.

450 Moto Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Interval
1	J. Lawrence	Hon	30m17.529
2	J. Cooper	Yam	+10.911
3	A. Plessinger	KTM	+22.247
4	H. Lawrence	Hon	+25.738
5	J. Prado	Kaw	+43.482
6	J. Anderson	Kaw	+47.633
7	C. Webb	Yam	+50.162
8	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	+51.371
9	E. Tomac	Yam	+1m06.608
10	M. Stewart	Hus	+1m13.406
11	J. Savatgy	Hon	+1m16.313
12	C. Schock	Yam	+1m18.347
13	C. Nichols	Suz	+1m18.493
14	B. Paturel	Suz	+1m19.423
15	L. Locurcio	Gas	+1m25.153
16	D. Kelley	Yam	+1m28.970
17	F. Noren	Kaw	+1m40.614
18	M. Harrison	Kaw	+1m52.121
19	D. Oliveira	KTM	+1m57.255
20	V. Guillod	Yam	+2m04.230
21	H. Kullas	Hus	+2m07.500
22	D. DeMartile	Bet	1 Lap
23	J. Short IV	Hon	1 Lap
24	B. Gardner	Bet	1 Lap
25	R. Pape	Yam	1 Lap
26	M. Semmens	KTM	1 Lap
27	J. Boaz	KTM	1 Lap
28	M. Jorgensen	Hus	1 Lap
29	B. West	Yam	1 Lap
30	J. Mosiman	Yam	1 Lap
31	S. Verhaeghe	Yam	1 Lap
32	C. Tucker	Bet	1 Lap
33	T. Stepek	Yam	1 Lap
34	T. Purdon	Hus	5 Laps
35	B. Shelly	Yam	6 Laps
36	B. Ray	Hon	6 Laps
37	D. Drake	Yam	7 Laps
38	M. Miller	Yam	12 Laps
39	B. Bloss	Bet	14 Laps
40	G. Harlan	Yam	15 Laps

450 Round

Jett Lawrence’s 3-1 effort gives him back-to-back overall wins to open the season, with 17 career victories in 18 starts, the lone blemish on his record coming at Hangtown one year ago. Plessinger’s 2-3 finishes landed him in the runner-up spot for the sixth time in his career, while Cooper completed the top three (4-2) with his third career podium result. Tomac just missed the overall podium in fourth (1-9).

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Another win for Lawrence, combined with Tomac’s challenging second moto, extended the Honda rider’s lead in the championship standings to 16 points over Plessinger, who moved up to second, with Tomac one additional point behind in third.

1st Place: Jett Lawrence, Team Honda HRC (3-1)

“The main obstacle today was the heat, and I did what I wanted to do [in Moto 2]. I wanted to get the start and then sprint in the opening laps to get a gap that I could manage the rest of the way. My plan worked, so I’m happy.”

2nd Place: Aaron Plessinger, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing (2-3)

“On days like today, as sweet as it is to be on the podium, being out there on that last lap, you don’t want to be out there. It takes a lot of heart. I was hurting, but I knew I needed to make the passes I did. I’m really proud of myself today and what we’ve done so far after two races.”

3rd Place: Justin Cooper, Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing (4-2)

“Two good starts today and we did well to adapt to the track [with bike setup]. It was really hot weather and a dry, hard track, but everyone worked together well, and we came home with a great result. We all suffered a bit today, but I know I did all I could and I’m happy with the result.”

4th Place: Eli Tomac, Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing (1-9)

“A couple things happened to me [in Moto 2]. Bad luck on the start as I hit the guy next to me off the gate. Then I made a mistake on my own and washed the front end. I think I would have had a good shot to make the podium had I not made that mistake, but it was just too much to overcome in the end.”

450 Round Points

450 AMA MX Championship Points

450 SMX Championship Points

TBC

250 Moto One

The first moto of the afternoon began with Team Honda HRC Progressive’s Chance Hymas surging to the Pro Motocross Holeshot ahead of the Rockstar Energy GASGAS Factory Racing duo Casey Cochran and Ryder DiFrancesco, in addition to Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle, who crashed out of the moto early on. Deegan started just outside the top five aboard his Yamaha. Hymas then gave up the lead after he miscalculated a jump and went off track, reentering the fray in second as Cochran assumed the lead. Behind them, Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Seth Hammaker fought his way up into third.

Deegan’s march forward began a little more than five minutes into the moto as he made a series of passes to slot into the top three. That pushed Hymas’ pace onto the rear of Cochran, which ignited a three-rider battle for the lead. Deegan made the move around Hymas and gave pursuit to Cochran, taking control of first just before the halfway point. Once out front, Deegan sprinted to a lead of more than two seconds.

Deegan continued to build on his lead and soon moved out to an advantage of more than five seconds as Cochran fell into the clutches of a hard charging Jo Shimoda and his Team Honda HRC Progressive machine. The Japanese rider made the move into second and asserted his hold on the position. As the race entered its final five minutes, Cochran continued to lose ground and eventually dropped off the podium as the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki trio of Ty Masterpool, Levi Kitchen, and Hammaker all got by.

Haiden Deegan cruised to his third straight moto win, 6.9 seconds ahead of Shimoda, while Kitchen made a late pass to secure third. Masterpool finished fourth, followed by Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Michael Mosiman in fifth.

250 Moto One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Interval
1	H. Deegan	Yam	34m50.836
2	J. Shimoda	Hon	+6.997
3	L. Kitchen	Kaw	+11.887
4	T. Masterpool	Kaw	+13.870
5	M. Mosiman	Yam	+17.962
6	S. Hammaker	Kaw	+19.190
7	G. Marchbanks	Kaw	+31.534
8	J. Beaumer	KTM	+34.804
9	D. Schwartz	Yam	+37.031
10	M. Haarup	Tri	+38.792
11	J. Smith	Tri	+44.212
12	C. Cochran	Gas	+48.824
13	C. Hymas	Hon	+50.208
14	M. Vohland	Yam	+51.718
15	A. Forkner	Tri	+58.011
16	P. Ross	Yam	+1m01.845
17	R. Difrancesco	Gas	+1m05.153
18	N. Thrasher	Yam	+1m06.524
19	D. Adams	Kaw	+1m11.944
20	A. Long	KTM	+1m19.915
21	L. Turner	KTM	+1m30.264
22	L. Kobusch	Hon	+1m41.214
23	G. Towers	Hon	+1m56.276
24	E. Temmerman	Kaw	1 Lap
25	C. Benard	KTM	1 Lap
26	P. Murphy	Hon	1 Lap
27	S. Varola	Hus	1 Lap
28	A. Black	KTM	1 Lap
29	J. Allred	Hon	2 Laps
30	K. Aiello	Hus	3 Laps
31	D. Venter	Yam	3 Laps
32	P. Masciangelo	Gas	4 Laps
33	K. Wise	Yam	5 Laps
34	J. Martin	Yam	6 Laps
35	C. Myers	KTM	9 Laps
36	C. Heyman	Hus	10 Laps
37	R. Gordon	Kaw	12 Laps
38	W. Mattson	Yam	12 Laps
39	A. Fedortsov	Yam	13 Laps
40	T. Vialle	KTM	15 Laps

250 Moto Two

Due to the increasing temperatures entering the final moto, the race was reduced by five minutes. As the field stormed out the gate and through the first turn it was Cochran out front once again, but he conceded the lead to privateer Honda rider Lance Kobusch, who led the first laps of his career. Deegan started in third and was able to make the move around Cochran into second. A little more than a lap later, Deegan took control of the moto. Kobusch then dropped outside the top 10 over the next few laps.

With Deegan out front, the attention shifted to the likes of Shimoda and Kitchen, who were making moves to break into the top three. Kitchen was able to move up to third and then got around Cochran for second just before the halfway point of the moto. Shimoda then passed Cochran for third a couple laps later and continued his march past Kitchen to grab second with a little more than 10 minutes remaining. Deegan, meanwhile, managed a lead approaching seven seconds.

The gap over the field continued to grow for Deegan, up to nearly 10 seconds, as he emphatically put the finishing touch on another moto sweep by a margin of 9.1 seconds over Shimoda. Kitchen finished a distant third.

250 Moto Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Interval
1	H. Deegan	Yam	31m15.666
2	J. Shimoda	Hon	+9.154
3	L. Kitchen	Kaw	+16.558
4	J. Beaumer	KTM	+19.013
5	G. Marchbanks	Kaw	+20.089
6	J. Smith	Tri	+22.996
7	D. Adams	Kaw	+26.496
8	T. Vialle	KTM	+32.598
9	M. Haarup	Tri	+33.607
10	P. Ross	Yam	+39.521
11	M. Vohland	Yam	+45.497
12	C. Cochran	Gas	+55.431
13	D. Schwartz	Yam	+1m06.280
14	A. Forkner	Tri	+1m09.891
15	A. Fedortsov	Yam	+1m11.578
16	T. Masterpool	Kaw	+1m13.375
17	M. Mosiman	Yam	+1m15.191
18	R. Difrancesco	Gas	+1m21.876
19	A. Long	KTM	+1m28.489
20	J. Chambers	Kaw	+1m33.598
21	L. Turner	KTM	+1m40.263
22	B. Bennett	Hus	+1m46.513
23	N. Thrasher	Yam	+1m48.498
24	J. Allred	Hon	+1m59.426
25	K. Wise	Yam	+2m05.807
26	G. Towers	Hon	+2m20.531
27	P. Murphy	Hon	1 Lap
28	D. Venter	Yam	1 Lap
29	K. Aiello	Hus	1 Lap
30	P. Masciangelo	Gas	1 Lap
31	B. Gardner	Hus	1 Lap
32	W. Mattson	Yam	2 Laps
33	R. Gordon	Kaw	3 Laps
34	C. Timboe	Yam	7 Laps
35	C. Heyman	Hus	8 Laps
36	C. Myers	KTM	10 Laps
37	L. Kobusch	Hon	11 Laps
38	C. Benard	KTM	13 Laps
39	S. Varola	Hus	14 Laps
40	S. Hammaker	Kaw	15 Laps

250 Round

Deegan’s second straight 1-1 effort brought him the ninth win of his career, while Shimoda once again minimized the damage with his second 2-2 performance and 21st career podium result. Kitchen enjoyed an impressive rebound from 16th at the opening race to complete the overall podium third (3-3) for a landmark 10th career podium finish.

Deegan doubled his lead in the 250 Class standings, which now sits at 12 points over Shimoda. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Julien Beaumer, who finished a quiet fourth (8-4), moved into third and sits 34 points behind Deegan. Kitchen’s podium finish vaulted him into a tie for fifth, 48 points out of the lead.

1st Place: Haiden Deegan, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing (1-1)

“I woke up pretty sick today and my throat is pretty shot right now. I could barely swallow in the second moto. But this sport is pretty much all mental and I’m willing to push through it and do what it takes.”

2nd Place: Jo Shimoda, Team Honda HRC Progressive (2-2)

“There’s a little bit of pace and fitness that I can still improve on. Haiden [Deegan] is really strong [in those areas]. We will keep working on those things. Everything went great today and we’re going to keep pushing.”

3rd Place: Levi Kitchen, Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki (3-3)

“I just had to get my butt in gear [on the track]. I fought hard today. I can still get better, but things have been tough for me lately. All in all, it was a big bounce back from last weekend. We’ll just keep plugging away and fight for this thing.”

250 Round Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	M1	M2	Points
1	H. Deegan	Yam	1	1	50
2	J. Shimoda	Hon	2	2	44
3	L. Kitchen	Kaw	3	3	40
4	J. Beaumer	KTM	8	4	32
5	G. Marchbanks	Kaw	7	5	32
6	J. Smith	Tri	11	6	27
7	M. Haarup	Tri	10	9	25
8	T. Masterpool	Kaw	4	16	24
9	D. Schwartz	Yam	9	13	22
10	M. Mosiman	Yam	5	17	22
11	C. Cochran	Gas	12	12	20
12	M. Vohland	Yam	14	11	19
13	D. Adams	Kaw	19	7	18
14	P. Ross	Yam	16	10	18
15	S. Hammaker	Kaw	6	40	16
16	A. Forkner	Tri	15	14	15
17	T. Vialle	KTM	40	8	14
18	R. Difrancesco	Gas	17	18	9
19	C. Hymas	Hon	13	41	9
20	A. Fedortsov	Yam	39	15	7
21	A. Long	KTM	20	19	5
22	N. Thrasher	Yam	18	23	4
23	J. Chambers	Kaw	41	20	2
24	L. Turner	KTM	21	21	2
25	G. Towers	Hon	23	26	0
26	J. Allred	Hon	29	24	0
27	P. Murphy	Hon	26	27	0
28	K. Wise	Yam	33	25	0
29	D. Venter	Yam	31	28	0
30	K. Aiello	Hus	30	29	0
31	L. Kobusch	Hon	22	37	0
32	P. Masciangelo	Gas	32	30	0
33	B. Bennett	Hus	41	22	0
34	C. Benard	KTM	25	38	0
35	E. Temmerman	Kaw	24	41	0
36	S. Varola	Hus	27	39	0
37	A. Black	KTM	28	41	0
38	W. Mattson	Yam	38	32	0
39	R. Gordon	Kaw	37	33	0
40	C. Heyman	Hus	36	35	0
41	C. Myers	KTM	35	36	0
42	B. Gardner	Hus	41	31	0
43	C. Timboe	Yam	41	34	0
44	J. Martin	Yam	34	41	0

250 AMA MX Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Points
1	H. Deegan	100
2	J. Shimoda	88
3	J. Beaumer	67
4	G. Marchbanks	65
5	L. Kitchen	52
6	T. Vialle	52
7	M. Mosiman	47
8	T. Masterpool	46
9	C. Hymas	45
10	S. Hammaker	45
11	M. Vohland	41
12	C. Cochran	39
13	D. Adams	39
14	M. Haarup	38
15	J. Smith	36
16	C. Baker	35
17	P. Ross	34
18	B. Lessler	33
19	D. Schwartz	31
20	C. Heyman	28
21	R. Difrancesco	27
22	A. Black	20
23	A. Forkner	15
24	P. Masciangelo	15
25	J. Allred	13
26	K. Aiello	12
27	A. Fedortsov	10
28	E. Temmerman	9
29	L. Turner	9
30	H. Yoder	9
31	R. Gordon	8
32	A. Long	6
33	J. Martin	4
34	N. Thrasher	4
35	J. Chambers	2
36	C. Benard	1
37	L. Kobusch	0
38	G. Towers	0
39	P. Murphy	0
40	K. Wise	0
41	R. Floyd	0
42	D. Venter	0
43	C. Myers	0
44	C. Timboe	0
45	B. Bennett	0
46	S. Varola	0
47	W. Mattson	0
48	B. Gardner	0
49	S. Robertson	0

250 SMX Championship Points

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SMX Next Moto One

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Interval
1	K. Minear	Yam	31m19.031
2	L. Oehlhof	Hon	+10.953
3	L. Gibson	Hus	+16.256
4	J. Turner	Yam	+31.178
5	L. Gordon	Kaw	+46.810
6	C. Wood	Yam	+51.286
7	V. Wey	Kaw	+54.493
8	K. Robbins	Gas	+55.220
9	K. Johnson	Yam	+1m16.021
10	L. Fauser	KTM	+1m26.700
11	C. Lawton	Yam	+1m41.777
12	J. Kellogg	Yam	+1m46.066
13	T. Wood	Hon	+1m54.026
14	B. Walker	Hon	1 Lap
15	M. Monty	Yam	2 Laps
16	G. Alumbaugh	Hon	5 Laps
17	D. Denno	KTM	6 Laps
18	R. Busse	Yam	10 Laps
19	N. Abbott	Yam	12 Laps
20	B. Harrison	Gas	14 Laps

SMX Next Moto Two

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Interval
1	K. Minear	Yam	31m21.753
2	L. Gibson	Hus	+4.718
3	L. Oehlhof	Hon	+11.763
4	K. Johnson	Yam	+23.300
5	C. Wood	Yam	+32.040
6	K. Robbins	Gas	+33.110
7	J. Turner	Yam	+55.631
8	L. Fauser	KTM	+1m29.754
9	J. Kellogg	Yam	+1m37.319
10	N. Abbott	Yam	+1m42.822
11	V. Wey	Kaw	+1m47.416
12	T. Wood	Hon	+1m53.354
13	C. Lawton	Yam	+2m07.881
14	R. Busse	Yam	1 Lap
15	M. Monty	Yam	1 Lap
16	B. Walker	Hon	1 Lap
17	B. Harrison	Gas	1 Lap
18	L. Gordon	Kaw	DNS
19	G. Alumbaugh	Hon	DNS
20	D. Denno	KTM	DNS

SMX Next Overall

Pos	Rider	Bike	M1	M2	Points
1	K. Minear	Yam	1	1	2
2	L. Gibson	Hus	3	2	5
3	L. Oehlhof	Hon	2	3	5
4	C. Wood	Yam	6	5	11
5	J. Turner	Yam	4	7	11
6	K. Johnson	Yam	9	4	13
7	K. Robbins	Gas	8	6	14
8	L. Fauser	KTM	10	8	18
9	V. Wey	Kaw	7	11	18
10	J. Kellogg	Yam	12	9	21
11	L. Gordon	Kaw	5	18	23
12	C. Lawton	Yam	11	13	24
13	T. Wood	Hon	13	12	25
14	N. Abbott	Yam	19	10	29
15	M. Monty	Yam	15	15	30
16	B. Walker	Hon	14	16	30
17	R. Busse	Yam	18	14	32
18	G. Alumbaugh	Hon	16	19	35
19	B. Harrison	Gas	20	17	37
20	D. Denno	KTM	17	20	37

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WMX Moto One

Pos	Rider	Bike
1	L. Turner	Yam
2	C. Cannon	Hon
3	M. Nielsen	Hon
4	K. Stallings	Kaw
5	J. Astudillo	KTM
6	S. Phelps	Kaw
7	L. Pettus	Hus
8	H. Williams	Hus
9	C. Greenwell	Kaw
10	J. Gallacher	Hon
11	G. Spoor	Hon
12	C. Killebrew	Gas
13	M. Gorman	Hon
14	D. Burgess	KTM
15	J. Jarvis	Yam
DNF	M. Caverhill	Yam

WMX Moto Two

Pos	Rider	Bike
1	L. Turner	Yam
2	M. Nielsen	Hon
3	C. Cannon	Hon
4	K. Stallings	Kaw
5	J. Astudillo	KTM
6	J. Jarvis	Yam
7	L. Pettus	Hus
8	S. Phelps	Kaw
9	D. Burgess	KTM
10	H. Williams	Hus
11	J. Gallacher	Hon
12	C. Greenwell	Kaw
13	C. Killebrew	Gas
14	G. Spoor	Hon
15	M. Gorman	Hon
DNF	M. Caverhill	Yam

WMX Overall

TBC

WMX Points

Pos	Rider	Points
1	L. Turner	95
2	M. Nielsen	89
3	C. Cannon	80
4	K. Stallings	68
5	J. Astudillo	61
5	J. Jarvis	61
7	S. Phelps	57
8	L. Pettus	53
9	D. Burgess	40
10	J. Gallacher	39
11	H. Williams	37
12	C. Greenwell	30
13	M. Martinez	25
14	C. Killebrew	24
15	J. Lehmann	21
16	G. Spoor	17
17	L. Woods	16
18	M. Gorman	14
19	A. Scovel Tavares	9
20	M. Caverhill	8
21	A. Cooke	4
22	A. Schmelynn	3