ANZAC sweep as Lawrence, Davies and Cannon win High Point

2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship

Round Four – High Point

Anzac trio top the podiums at High Point AMA Pro MX

Images by Stephen Hopkins

The AMA Pro Motocross Championship made its first East Coast stop of the season at High Point Raceway, the long-running Pennsylvania venue affectionately known as the “Country Club of Motocross”. The 49th running of the High Point National had plenty of history behind it, but this year’s edition also carried immediate championship weight in both Pro Motocross classes, along with a key mid-season moment for WMX.

Jett Lawrence arrived at High Point with the 450MX red plate, back-to-back 1-1 round wins behind him, and a four-year winning run at the venue that stretched back to his final 250 season. By the end of the day, that streak was over, as Hunter Lawrence produced his cleanest round of the summer and went 1-1 to move to within two points of his younger brother in the championship.

In 250MX, Cole Davies turned a day of speed into a day of domination. The New Zealander topped qualifying, took both motos, claimed his first outdoor overall victory, and turned what had already been a tight title fight into a four-rider contest covered by only seven points.

WMX added another strong Australasian thread to the weekend, with Charli Cannon finally converting her pace into a U.S. victory. Cannon and reigning champion Lachlan Turner both left High Point on 42 points for the round, but Cannon’s second-moto win gave her the overall on countback.

450MX

The 450MX story coming into High Point was framed around whether anyone could halt Jett Lawrence’s run at the venue. Jett had won the previous three premier-class High Point Nationals and had also won there in 250MX in 2022, while Hunter Lawrence had been consistently strong through the opening rounds but had lost ground at Thunder Valley.

Jett still started Saturday strongly, topping 450 qualifying with a 1m59.977, narrowly ahead of Hunter on a 2m00.126. Jorge Prado was third quickest, with Haiden Deegan fourth fastest after having topped the first session.

Once racing started, however, Hunter took control. In Moto 1, he was involved in the holeshot fight with Prado before Cooper Webb briefly pushed to the front. Hunter quickly reclaimed the lead and began stretching the field, while Jett was left to recover from an 11th-place start.

Jett’s charge was sharp enough to get him through to second, but Hunter had already built the margin he needed. The elder Lawrence brother went on to win the opening moto by 11.6 seconds, with Jett second, Prado third, Deegan fourth and Garrett Marchbanks fifth.

Moto 2 was more direct. Hunter and Jett led the field away, Hunter again got the better of the first-lap exchange, and from there the brothers cleared out from the pack. Behind them, Prado, Aaron Plessinger and Deegan fought over the final podium position, with Deegan eventually finding his way through to third.

Hunter managed the race from the front and completed the 1-1 sweep, while Jett again finished second. Deegan was third in the moto and third overall, his 4-3 scorecard delivering the second podium of his rookie 450MX campaign.

For Hunter, it was his second 1-1 round of the season and the third 450MX overall win of his career. It also gave Honda another High Point 450MX overall victory and made Hunter the first rider other than Jett to win the premier class at the venue since Eli Tomac in 2022.

Hunter Lawrence

“You always show up and try to do your best, and this weekend I wanted to go back to base. That was what I was after, and it gave me the feedback, connectivity and trust that I needed—I was happy with that. Me and Jett are two from two against each other in the first four rounds. I really wanted to kind of stop the momentum. I feel like in Thunder Valley, my riding and speed were good enough to win; I ended up having some very uncharacteristic crashes throughout the day that were just frustrating because I don’t make those mistakes normally. Now I have another goal for the next four rounds. The work doesn’t stop.”

Jett still leaves High Point with the red plate, but the championship gap is now only two points: Jett on 182, Hunter on 180. Deegan remains third on 144, while Prado’s 3-5 day moved him to fourth in the standings on 122, one point ahead of RJ Hampshire.

Jett Lawrence

“Hunter got one back on me today, but it’s really cool, us brothers going back-and-forth winning. My ankle didn’t hurt; it was more just the riding ability—I can’t use it that much. I’d love to be using both of my legs, but today it had to be a lot more on my arms, which made it a little bit difficult. But it’s still getting better and better. It’s about trying to be smooth and working with the track. Obviously, today I wasn’t as good, but it was still good enough to go 2-2. Hunter was just riding really well—it doesn’t happen very often that someone kind of pulls away, but I just didn’t feel good on the track all day. I tried taking some of his lines, and he still gapped me. I was like, Today’s not my day, so I just kind of cruised. We’re looking forward to this off-weekend, doing some testing, relaxing a little bit, then coming back to Redbud.”

Prado was fourth overall on the day, just ahead of KTM team-mate Plessinger, who produced one of his stronger outdoor performances of the season with 6-4 results. Marchbanks was sixth overall for Kawasaki, Mikkel Haarup continued Triumph’s solid 450MX form in seventh, and Hampshire recovered from a crash in Moto 1 to finish eighth overall.

250MX

The 250MX class came into High Point with three different overall winners from the opening three rounds, and with Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki team-mates Levi Kitchen and Seth Hammaker tied for the championship lead. That rare dual-red-plate scenario did not survive the day.

Davies set the tone early by topping qualifying with a 2m04.283, just under two-tenths faster than Kitchen. Ryder DiFrancesco was third quickest, Julien Beaumer fourth and Hammaker fifth.

Casey Cochran grabbed the Moto 1 holeshot and led early for Husqvarna, with Beaumer soon applying pressure. Beaumer eventually moved into the lead and looked capable of taking the race away, only to crash as he crossed the finish line. That handed the initiative to Davies, who had been working forward after being shuffled back early.

Davies took full advantage and held Beaumer off to win the opening moto. Jo Shimoda worked forward from a ninth-place start to finish third, Cochran took fourth, Hammaker was fifth, and Kitchen salvaged sixth after going down while trying to close on the front group.

Under darkening skies in Moto 2, Davies made life easier for himself by nailing the start and controlling the race from the front. Team-mate Kayden Minear initially ran second, with Hammaker, Beaumer, Cochran and Kitchen all in the lead pack.

The major championship swing came when Hammaker looped out while chasing Minear and crashed heavily, ending his race. Beaumer eventually worked through to second, but Davies was too far gone out front. Minear held firm for third despite pressure from Shimoda, while Kitchen recovered late to fifth.

Davies’ 1-1 performance made him the fourth different 250MX overall winner in as many rounds and ended the odd little run where the previous two overall winners had claimed the round without winning a moto. It was also a major High Point marker for Yamaha, following Haiden Deegan’s 250MX victory at the venue last season.

The win was more than just a breakthrough for Davies. It hauled him directly into the championship conversation. Kitchen leaves High Point with the red plate on 150 points, only one ahead of Shimoda and two ahead of Beaumer. Davies is now fourth on 143, while Hammaker’s Moto 2 DNF dropped him to fifth, 16 points from the lead.

Minear’s day was another strong Australasian result. The West Australian’s 10-3 scorecard earned him fifth overall, and his second-moto podium showed the pace is now there when the start is there. DiFrancesco went 7-6 for sixth overall, Cochran’s 4-11 gave him seventh, and Michael Mosiman finished eighth with a pair of ninths.

WMX

The WMX round arrived at High Point with the Turner versus Cannon rivalry already the clear story of the season. Turner had been perfect across the first two rounds, while Cannon had led every moto at some stage but had yet to turn that pace into a U.S. victory. The pair arrived in Pennsylvania nine points apart, with High Point marking the halfway point of the six-round series.

The weekend also gained another storyline before the gate even dropped, with highly rated SLR Honda rookie Mayla Herrick making her professional debut on her 17th birthday. She made that debut count immediately, winning the opening moto on Friday ahead of Lotte van Drunen and Turner.

Cannon was fifth in Moto 1, which left her with plenty to do on Saturday. In Moto 2, Turner looked on course to regain control of the weekend before crashing while leading. Cannon needed no second invitation and went on to take the moto win, her first victory on U.S. soil.

With Cannon finishing 5-1 and Turner 3-2, both riders ended the weekend on 42 points, but Cannon’s second-moto victory gave her the overall. Van Drunen’s 2-4 scorecard earned the reigning FIM World Champion third overall and her first U.S. podium, while Mikayla Nielsen and Jordan Jarvis completed the top five.

Herrick’s debut ultimately became a what-might-have-been result after her Moto 2 DNF left her ninth overall, but a moto win at her first professional gate drop still underlined why so much attention was on the Colorado teenager coming into the weekend.

Australian riders again featured strongly. Cannon won the round, Taylah McCutcheon went 7-6 for sixth overall, and Victorian Emma Milesevic finished eighth overall with 11-8 results.

Because Cannon and Turner both scored 42 points at High Point, the WMX title gap remains unchanged, but the momentum picture looks very different. Turner still has the points lead, while Cannon now has the U.S. win she had been chasing for more than a year.

RedBud next

The Pro Motocross Championship now takes its first break of the summer before returning at RedBud on July 4. The 450MX title fight resumes with Jett Lawrence only two points ahead of Hunter, while the 250MX class heads to Michigan with Kitchen, Shimoda, Beaumer and Davies covered by just seven points.

Full High Point results and updated championship standings follow below.

450 Moto One Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	INTERVAL
1	H Lawrence	Hon	35m44.759
2	J Lawrence	Hon	+11.635
3	J Prado	KTM	+14.001
4	H Deegan	Yam	+18.729
5	G Marchbanks	Kaw	+32.289
6	A Plessinger	KTM	+35.753
7	C Webb	Yam	+55.486
8	M Haarup	Tri	+1m02.752
9	J Smith	Tri	+1m09.600
10	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	+1m21.594
11	D Ferrandis	Duc	+1m33.618
12	C Tøndel	Kaw	+1m38.396
13	F Noren	Yam	+1m48.201
14	V Guillod	Yam	+1m55.864
15	M Harrison	Kaw	+1m56.227
16	J Hand	Hon	+2m19.639
17	J Rodbell	Hon	+1 Lap
18	M Oldenburg	Bet	+1 Lap
19	D Simonson	Yam	+1 Lap
20	V Luhovey	Kaw	+1 Lap
21	J Chambers	Kaw	+1 Lap
22	T Stepek	Yam	+1 Lap
23	S Rubini	Yam	+1 Lap
24	J Kessler	Gas	+1 Lap
25	B Heidorn	Hon	+1 Lap
26	H Hudson	Kaw	+1 Lap
27	B Hammond	Yam	+1 Lap
28	C Carsten	Suz	+1 Lap
29	B Carroll	Yam	+1 Lap
30	D Bortolin	Gas	+1 Lap
31	G Hoffman	Yam	+2 Laps
32	R Thomas	KTM	+2 Laps
33	B Esper	Yam	+2 Laps
34	C Mowry	Hus	+2 Laps
35	M Corcoran	KTM	+2 Laps
36	K Delong	Yam	+3 Laps
37	L Locurcio	Gas	+7 Laps
38	B Bloss	Bet	+11 Laps
39	C Craig	Hon	+13 Laps
40	G Harlan	KTM	+14 Laps

450 Moto Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	INTERVAL
1	H Lawrence	Hon	35m50.312
2	J Lawrence	Hon	+4.934
3	H Deegan	Yam	+8.029
4	A Plessinger	KTM	+20.835
5	J Prado	KTM	+25.020
6	G Marchbanks	Kaw	+27.510
7	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	+36.182
8	M Haarup	Tri	+1m29.374
9	C Craig	Hon	+1m37.555
10	B Bloss	Bet	+1m48.091
11	V Guillod	Yam	+1m51.842
12	M Harrison	Kaw	+2m22.944
13	J Smith	Tri	+1 Lap
14	J Hand	Hon	+1 Lap
15	F Noren	Yam	+1 Lap
16	G Harlan	KTM	+1 Lap
17	J Rodbell	Hon	+1 Lap
18	J Chambers	Kaw	+1 Lap
19	V Luhovey	Kaw	+1 Lap
20	D Simonson	Yam	+1 Lap
21	L Locurcio	Gas	+1 Lap
22	B Heidorn	Hon	+1 Lap
23	M Oldenburg	Bet	+1 Lap
24	H Hudson	Kaw	+1 Lap
25	D Bortolin	Gas	+1 Lap
26	B Hammond	Yam	+1 Lap
27	J Kessler	Gas	+1 Lap
28	C Carsten	Suz	+1 Lap
29	B Carroll	Yam	+1 Lap
30	C Mowry	Hus	+2 Laps
31	B Esper	Yam	+2 Laps
32	G Hoffman	Yam	+2 Laps
33	R Thomas	KTM	+2 Laps
34	M Corcoran	KTM	+2 Laps
35	K Delong	Yam	+2 Laps
36	T Stepek	Yam	+8 Laps
37	S Rubini	Yam	+8 Laps
38	C Tøndel	Kaw	+12 Laps
39	C Webb	Yam	+13 Laps
40	D Ferrandis	Duc	+16 Laps

450 Round

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	H Lawrence	Hon	50
2	J Lawrence	Hon	44
3	H Deegan	Yam	38
4	J Prado	KTM	37
5	A Plessinger	KTM	34
6	G Marchbanks	Kaw	33
7	M Haarup	Tri	28
8	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	27
9	J Smith	Tri	22
10	V Guillod	Yam	19
11	M Harrison	Kaw	17
12	F Noren	Yam	16
13	C Webb	Yam	15
14	J Hand	Hon	14
15	C Craig	Hon	13
16	B Bloss	Bet	12
17	D Ferrandis	Duc	11
18	J Rodbell	Hon	10
19	C Tøndel	Kaw	10
20	G Harlan	KTM	6
21	J Chambers	Kaw	5
22	V Luhovey	Kaw	5
23	D Simonson	Yam	5
24	M Oldenburg	Bet	4
25	L Locurcio	Gas	1

450 Pro Motocross Points

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	Jett Lawrence	Hon	182
2	Hunter Lawrence	Hon	180
3	Haiden Deegan	Yam	144
4	Jorge Prado	KTM	122
5	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	121
6	Garrett Marchbanks	Kaw	116
7	Aaron Plessinger	KTM	102
8	Dylan Ferrandis	Duc	97
9	Mikkel Haarup	Tri	94
10	Cooper Webb	Yam	83
11	Christian Craig	Hon	69
12	Chase Sexton	Kaw	61
13	Jordon Smith	Tri	57
14	Valentin Guillod	Yam	51
15	Justin Cooper	Yam	50
16	Lucas Coenen	KTM	44
17	Cornelius Tøndel	Kaw	44
18	Justin Barcia	Duc	42
19	Benny Bloss	Bet	41
20	Mitchell Harrison	Kaw	31
21	Freddie Noren	Yam	30
22	Dante Oliveira	KTM	25
23	Grant Harlan	KTM	19
24	Kyle Webster	Hon	16
25	Jeremy Hand	Hon	14
26	Colt Nichols	Suz	13
27	Justin Rodbell	Hon	12
28	Malcolm Stewart	Hus	10
29	Mason Semmens	KTM	6
30	Jack Chambers	Kaw	5

450 SMX Points

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	Hunter Lawrence	Hon	526
2	Cooper Webb	Yam	398
3	Ken Roczen	Suz	349
4	Justin Cooper	Yam	323
5	Jorge Prado	KTM	311
6	Chase Sexton	Kaw	298
7	Eli Tomac	KTM	275
8	Dylan Ferrandis	Duc	273
9	Garrett Marchbanks	Kaw	258
10	Christian Craig	Hon	223
11	Malcolm Stewart	Hus	214
12	Aaron Plessinger	KTM	201
13	Joey Savatgy	Hon	194
14	Justin Hill	KTM	188
15	Jett Lawrence	Hon	182
16	R.J. Hampshire	Hus	159
17	Shane McElrath	Hon	150
18	Haiden Deegan	Yam	144
19	Colt Nichols	Suz	129
20	Jordon Smith	Tri	125
21	Mitchell Harrison	Kaw	104
22	Mikkel Haarup	Tri	94
23	Jason Anderson	Suz	84
24	Justin Barcia	Duc	75
25	Vince Friese	Kaw	71
26	Grant Harlan	KTM	67
27	Dean Wilson	Hon	60
28	Valentin Guillod	Yam	51
29	Freddie Noren	Yam	50
30	Lucas Coenen	KTM	44

250 Moto One Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	INTERVAL
1	C Davies	Yam	36m28.487
2	J Beaumer	KTM	+1.591
3	J Shimoda	Hon	+8.705
4	C Cochran	Hus	+10.420
5	S Hammaker	Kaw	+11.275
6	L Kitchen	Kaw	+38.074
7	R DiFrancesco	Hus	+44.543
8	C Dudney	Yam	+45.992
9	M Mosiman	Yam	+49.912
10	K Minear	Yam	+51.656
11	L Turner	Yam	+54.346
12	D Schwartz	Yam	+58.357
13	C Hymas	Hon	+1m00.343
14	D Adams	Kaw	+1m03.280
15	L Gordon	Yam	+1m13.766
16	D Denno	Tri	+1m18.337
17	N Romano	Kaw	+1m24.577
18	C Wood	Yam	+1m26.264
19	G Towers	Hon	+1m42.268
20	M Weltin	Kaw	+1m49.558
21	J Fappani	KTM	+1m51.670
22	V Wey	Kaw	+1m53.563
23	G Linville	Tri	+1m56.665
24	P Ross	Yam	+1m57.305
25	H Yoder	Yam	+1m57.988
26	D Kelley	Kaw	+1m58.798
27	K Johnson	Kaw	+2m00.112
28	A Long	KTM	+1 Lap
29	P Masciangelo	Hus	+1 Lap
30	R Buccheri	KTM	+1 Lap
31	J Serles	Yam	+1 Lap
32	K Rowley	Yam	+1 Lap
33	L Fauser	KTM	+1 Lap
34	B Ehlermann	Gas	+1 Lap
35	C Benard	Yam	+2 Laps
36	M Vohland	Yam	+6 Laps
37	E Temmerman	Kaw	+7 Laps
38	C Timboe	Yam	+9 Laps
39	A Keefer	Hon	+12 Laps
40	C Mumford	KTM	+15 Laps

250 Moto Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	INTERVAL
1	C Davies	Yam	36m30.319
2	J Beaumer	KTM	+3.603
3	K Minear	Yam	+7.264
4	J Shimoda	Hon	+9.222
5	L Kitchen	Kaw	+19.764
6	R DiFrancesco	Hus	+24.209
7	C Mumford	KTM	+26.739
8	C Hymas	Hon	+28.763
9	M Mosiman	Yam	+38.679
10	D Schwartz	Yam	+40.693
11	C Cochran	Hus	+41.798
12	L Turner	Yam	+44.753
13	C Wood	Yam	+51.885
14	P Ross	Yam	+52.644
15	D Adams	Kaw	+1m04.336
16	L Gordon	Yam	+1m19.240
17	C Dudney	Yam	+1m22.327
18	V Wey	Kaw	+1m23.734
19	K Johnson	Kaw	+1m30.809
20	M Weltin	Kaw	+1m36.844
21	H Yoder	Yam	+1m39.334
22	N Romano	Kaw	+1m49.732
23	A Long	KTM	+1m51.588
24	J Fappani	KTM	+1m55.096
25	C Timboe	Yam	+1m59.609
26	P Masciangelo	Hus	+2m03.278
27	B Bennett	Hus	+2m06.053
28	C Benard	Yam	+2m23.598
29	G Linville	Tri	+1 Lap
30	L Fauser	KTM	+1 Lap
31	R Buccheri	KTM	+1 Lap
32	A Keefer	Hon	+1 Lap
33	B Ehlermann	Gas	+1 Lap
34	K Rowley	Yam	+1 Lap
35	J Serles	Yam	+1 Lap
36	H Edwards	Yam	+1 Lap
37	D Denno	Tri	+3 Laps
38	D Kelley	Kaw	+7 Laps
39	G Towers	Hon	+7 Laps
40	S Hammaker	Kaw	+16 Laps

250 Round

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	C Davies	Yam	50
2	J Beaumer	KTM	44
3	J Shimoda	Hon	38
4	L Kitchen	Kaw	33
5	K Minear	Yam	32
6	R DiFrancesco	Hus	31
7	C Cochran	Hus	29
8	M Mosiman	Yam	26
9	C Hymas	Hon	23
10	D Schwartz	Yam	22
11	L Turner	Yam	21
12	C Dudney	Yam	19
13	S Hammaker	Kaw	17
14	C Mumford	KTM	15
15	D Adams	Kaw	15
16	C Wood	Yam	13
17	L Gordon	Yam	13
18	P Ross	Yam	8
19	D Denno	Tri	6
20	N Romano	Kaw	5
21	V Wey	Kaw	4
22	M Weltin	Kaw	4
23	K Johnson	Kaw	3
24	G Towers	Hon	3
25	H Yoder	Yam	1
26	J Fappani	KTM	1

250 Pro Motocross Points

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	Levi Kitchen	Kaw	150
2	Jo Shimoda	Hon	149
3	Julien Beaumer	KTM	148
4	Cole Davies	Yam	143
5	Seth Hammaker	Kaw	134
6	Ryder DiFrancesco	Hus	111
7	Kayden Minear	Yam	101
8	Nicholas Romano	Kaw	101
9	Chance Hymas	Hon	90
10	Caden Dudney	Yam	73
11	Carson Mumford	KTM	73
12	Michael Mosiman	Yam	66
13	Lux Turner	Yam	60
14	Max Vohland	Yam	57
15	Casey Cochran	Hus	54
16	Landen Gordon	Yam	52
17	Dilan Schwartz	Yam	50
18	Deacon Denno	Tri	49
19	Sacha Coenen	KTM	33
20	Enzo Temmerman	Kaw	30
21	Derek Kelley	Kaw	28
22	Carson Wood	Yam	25
23	Daxton Bennick	Hus	24
24	Nate Thrasher	Yam	21
25	Drew Adams	Kaw	15
26	Marshal Weltin	Kaw	15
27	Parker Ross	Yam	13
28	Mathys Boisrame	KTM	8
29	Coty Schock	Yam	6
30	Vincent Wey	Kaw	4

250 SMX Points

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	Cole Davies	Yam	374
2	Levi Kitchen	Kaw	327
3	Seth Hammaker	Kaw	314
4	Ryder DiFrancesco	Hus	275
5	Jo Shimoda	Hon	249
6	Haiden Deegan	Yam	233
7	Max Vohland	Yam	203
8	Daxton Bennick	Hus	184
9	Michael Mosiman	Yam	173
10	Nicholas Romano	Kaw	173
11	Max Anstie	Yam	168
12	Nate Thrasher	Yam	158
13	Julien Beaumer	KTM	148
14	Lux Turner	Yam	146
15	Coty Schock	Yam	146
16	Carson Mumford	KTM	143
17	Kayden Minear	Yam	128
18	Chance Hymas	Hon	128
19	Devin Simonson	Yam	124
20	Hunter Yoder	Yam	122
21	Caden Dudney	Yam	117
22	Derek Kelley	Kaw	117
23	Cameron Mcadoo	Kaw	107
24	Henry Miller	Kaw	104
25	Parker Ross	Yam	103
26	Dilan Schwartz	Yam	94
27	Landen Gordon	Yam	88
28	Joshua Varize	Kaw	80
29	Marshal Weltin	Kaw	68
30	Pierce Brown	Yam	63

WMX Race One Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	INTERVAL
1	M Herrick	Hon	15m07.589
2	L Van Drunen	Yam	+1.807
3	L Turner	Yam	+3.430
4	M Nielsen	Hon	+29.023
5	C Cannon	Hon	+30.308
6	J Jarvis	Yam	+46.888
7	T McCutcheon	Kaw	+55.113
8	L Pettus	Tri	+1m19.892
9	J Astudillo	Gas	+1m20.490
10	P Bell	KTM	+1m30.561
11	E Milesevic	Yam	+1m38.105
12	A Silvestri	Hus	+1m41.041
13	T Herald	Tri	+1m56.730
14	H Johnson	Yam	+2m03.608
15	A Spiker	KTM	+2m19.830
16	K Alvarez	Yam	+2m22.733
17	L Randolph	KTM	+2m24.977
18	S Rolen	Kaw	+2m26.422
19	H Vassallo	Hus	+2m33.136
20	L O’Brien	Yam	+2m46.141
21	J Gallacher	Yam	+1 Lap
22	S Wagner	Tri	+1 Lap
23	C Killebrew	Hus	+1 Lap
24	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	+1 Lap
25	J Jansen	Hon	+1 Lap
26	L Weihe	Hus	+1 Lap
27	R Tucker	Kaw	+1 Lap
28	L Plate	Yam	+1 Lap
29	G Spoor	Hon	+1 Lap
30	M Anaya	Hon	+1 Lap
31	C Parker	Tri	+2 Laps

WMX Race Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	INTERVAL
1	C Cannon	Hon	15m59.892
2	L Turner	Yam	+5.157
3	M Nielsen	Hon	+16.565
4	L Van Drunen	Yam	+18.386
5	J Jarvis	Yam	+22.640
6	T McCutcheon	Kaw	+39.394
7	J Astudillo	Gas	+1m11.212
8	E Milesevic	Yam	+1m15.913
9	T Herald	Tri	+1m35.569
10	P Bell	KTM	+1m38.150
11	A Silvestri	Hus	+1m45.033
12	H Johnson	Yam	+1m57.940
13	K Alvarez	Yam	+2m02.182
14	C Killebrew	Hus	+2m04.336
15	J Gallacher	Yam	+2m04.797
16	L Randolph	KTM	+2m10.627
17	S Rolen	Kaw	+2m14.449
18	H Vassallo	Hus	+2m18.013
19	S Wagner	Tri	+2m18.238
20	A Spiker	KTM	+2m18.867
21	L O’Brien	Yam	+2m27.366
22	R Tucker	Kaw	+2m31.508
23	L Weihe	Hus	+1 Lap
24	J Jansen	Hon	+1 Lap
25	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	+1 Lap
26	G Spoor	Hon	+1 Lap
27	M Anaya	Hon	+1 Lap
28	L Plate	Yam	+5 Laps
29	M Herrick	Hon	+7 Laps
30	L Pettus	Tri	+7 Laps
31	C Parker	Tri	+7 Laps

WMX Round

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	C Cannon	Hon	42
2	L Turner	Yam	42
3	L Van Drunen	Yam	40
4	M Nielsen	Hon	38
5	J Jarvis	Yam	33
6	T McCutcheon	Kaw	31
7	J Astudillo	Gas	28
8	E Milesevic	Yam	25
9	M Herrick	Hon	25
10	P Bell	KTM	24
11	T Herald	Tri	22
12	A Silvestri	Hus	21
13	H Johnson	Yam	18
14	K Alvarez	Yam	15
15	L Pettus	Tri	14
16	L Randolph	KTM	11
17	S Rolen	Kaw	9
18	A Spiker	KTM	9
19	C Killebrew	Hus	8
20	J Gallacher	Yam	8
21	H Vassallo	Hus	7
22	S Wagner	Tri	3
23	L O’Brien	Yam	3

WMX Championship Points

POS	RIDER	BIKE	POINTS
1	Lachlan Turner	Yam	132
2	Charli Cannon	Hon	123
3	Jordan Jarvis	Yam	102
4	Mikayla Nielsen	Hon	101
5	Taylah McCutcheon	Kaw	99
6	Emma Milesevic	Yam	83
7	Piper Bell	KTM	77
8	Lotte Van Drunen	Yam	74
9	Lilly-Ann Pettus	Tri	74
10	Ava Silvestri	Hus	59
11	Hailey Johnson	Yam	43
12	Kylie Alvarez	Yam	40
13	Taylor Herald	Tri	39
14	Carrie Killebrew	Hus	37
15	Brittany Marcotte	Hus	32
16	Hailey Vassallo	Hus	31
17	Adrianne Spiker	KTM	30
18	Destiny Burgess	KTM	29
19	Jamie Astudillo	Gas	28
20	Mayla Herrick	Hon	25
21	Destiny Slingerland	Yam	24
22	Haileigh Williams	Hus	22
23	Jaylie Gallacher	Yam	21
24	Lauren Woods	Gas	17
25	Laina Randolph	KTM	11
26	Shelby Rolen	Kaw	9
27	Jackie Ives	Hus	8
28	Jenna Jansen	Hon	7
29	Lana O’Brien	Yam	6
30	Lexi Weihe	Hus	4

WMX Qualifying

POS	RIDER	BIKE	TIME
1	L Van Drunen	Yam	2m09.263
2	L Turner	Yam	2m10.126
3	M Herrick	Hon	2m10.459
4	C Cannon	Hon	2m11.184
5	M Nielsen	Hon	2m13.969
6	J Jarvis	Yam	2m15.283
7	T McCutcheon	Kaw	2m16.234
8	E Milesevic	Yam	2m21.266
9	J Astudillo	Gas	2m21.865
10	P Bell	KTM	2m22.259
11	L Pettus	Tri	2m23.503
12	H Vassallo	Hus	2m24.398
13	A Silvestri	Hus	2m24.619
14	S Wagner	Tri	2m27.045
15	H Johnson	Yam	2m27.116
16	T Herald	Tri	2m28.941
17	L Randolph	KTM	2m29.651
18	A Spiker	KTM	2m29.874
19	L O’Brien	Yam	2m30.213
20	K Alvarez	Yam	2m30.700
21	J Gallacher	Yam	2m31.613
22	S Rolen	Kaw	2m32.511
23	C Killebrew	Hus	2m34.916
24	R Tucker	Kaw	2m35.243
25	L Plate	Yam	2m36.034
26	L Weihe	Hus	2m36.683
27	A Scovel Tavares	Gas	2m39.827
28	J Jansen	Hon	2m39.994
29	D Slingerland	Yam	2m43.982
30	G Spoor	Hon	2m44.235
31	M Anaya	Hon	2m47.305
32	C Parker	Tri	2m53.659
33	D Haines	Yam	3m06.430

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