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Roczen tops Thunder Valley MX | Jett Lawrence takes 250 lead

Hunter Lawrence now fourth overall in 250 class

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
June 7, 2021
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2021 Pro Motocross Championship
Round 2 – Thunder Valley National

Images by Jeff Kardas


Round Two of the 2021 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship featured the toughest challenges of the season so far as the early title fights continued to take shape.

A dramatic afternoon of action made for added intrigue as Team Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen captured his first 450 Class victory since 2019, and Monster Energy/Star/Yamaha Racing’s Justin Cooper prevailed for his first 250 Class win of the season – his second straight in Colorado, beating Australian Jett Lawrence by a single-point for the overall.

Jett Lawrence now holds the 250 overall lead however, with brother Hunter Lawrence also on the overall podium.


450 Qualifying

450 Moto1

The stars of the 450 Class charged up the hill to start the first 450 Class moto and as they exited the first turn it was Adam Cianciarulo who came away with the MotoSport.com Holeshot ahead of Cooper Webb, Dylan Ferrandis, and Ken Roczen.AMA MX 450 Start

Cianciarulo asserted himself out front, but it was Roczen who was on a torrid charge forward. The German moved into third, made the pass on Ferrandis for second, and then stormed past Cianciarulo to seize control of the lead before the completion of the opening lap.

Ken Roczen

After a highly competitive early phase of the moto Roczen, Cianciarulo, and Ferrandis settled into their positions and put a little distance over the rest of the field. Roczen and Cianciarulo exchanged fast laps at the front of the pack, but just past the 10-minute mark of the moto Cianciarulo edged closer and closer to Roczen’s rear fender.

The Kawasaki rider looked for a spot to make a move and pulled the trigger just past the finish line, with a dive under Roczen that resulted in slight contact that pushed Roczen off his line, which allowed Cianciarulo to move into the lead.

Adam Cianciarulo

The top three were separated by less than three seconds halfway through the moto and as time continued to elapse that gap only tightened. With less than 10 minutes remaining Ferrandis took advantage of an opening to slip by Roczen for second.

The Frenchman continued to push the pace and closed in on Cianciarulo, who left an inside line open for Ferrandis to slide under and capture the lead with six minutes to go.

Dylan Ferrandis

Cianciarulo responded and got back under Ferrandis, but the point leader fended him off and sprinted away. Roczen then took advantage of this battle and made the pass for second, which dropped Cianciarulo to third.

Ferrandis and Roczen soon pulled away from Cianciarulo, which made it a head-to-head battle for the moto win. The international duo carved through lapped traffic with ease and Roczen found alternate lines to keep the pressure on Ferrandis.

Chase Sexton

With just over two laps to go, Roczen made a pass attempt that caught Ferrandis off guard and forced the Frenchman into a miscue that took him off track. The German assumed the lead and pushed hard for the final two circuits to prevent another late push by Ferrandis.

Aaron Plessinger

Roczen earned his second moto win of the season by 3.7 seconds over Ferrandis, with Cianciarulo third, Chase Sexton fourth, and Aaron Plessinger fifth.

450 Moto 2

The final 450 Class moto began as Webb surged to the MotoSport.com Holeshot over his Red Bull KTM Factory Racing teammate Marvin Musquin, but behind them Roczen was heavy on the throttle again. The Honda rider quickly got by Musquin for second and set his sights on Webb.

AMA MX 450 Start

The rivals briefly battled for the top spot, but Roczen was relentless and fought his way into the lead. Behind this battle, Cianciarulo fell from third place but remounted quickly while Ferrandis was mired deep inside the top 10 off the start.

Ken Roczen

Back near the front, the jockey for position changed again as Justin Barcia moved into second and Plessinger fought his way into third.

With a wide-open track ahead of him Roczen put the hammer down and built a lead approaching 10 seconds less than 10 minutes into the moto. That left Barcia, Plessinger, and Cianciarulo to duke it out for the remaining spots on the podium.

Justin Barcia

As Roczen’s lead grew to double digits, Barcia and Plessinger remained in a tense battle for second throughout the moto, often separated by no more than a second. Behind that battle Ferrandis slowly made his march forward as he moved into the top five and then caught and passed Cianciarulo for fourth with just over 10 minutes left in the moto.

Dylan Ferrandis chases down Cooper Webb

As the moto wound down, Ferrandis made quick work of Plessinger and took over fourth. He then looked to close the deficit to Barcia and make a push for second. As the clock ran out on the 30-minute-plus-two-laps moto Ferrandis found himself within striking distance of Barcia.

The Frenchman was patient and with two laps to go he made his move into second. Out front, Roczen was in a class of his own en route to his third straight moto win. He completed his 1-1 outing 8.9 seconds ahead of Ferrandis, followed by Barcia in third.

Cianciarulo chasing Roczen

Roczen’s impressive outing marked his first sweep of the motos since the 2019 Unadilla National. The 19th win of his career has moved the German to within one victory of tying James Stewart for sixth on the all-time 450 Class wins list.

With his runner-up effort, Ferrandis (2-2) has opened his 450 Class career with a victory and a second-place effort. Cianciarulo rounded out the top three (3-6) with his seventh career podium finish.

Ken Roczen – P1-1

“I wasn’t really full of confidence and had a lot of work to do, but the muscle memory is kicking in and we did some work on the bike too that I wasn’t totally sold on when we left the track during the week. But you have to go racing and it proved that it was better and I really nejoyed that today. I knew what the bike was doing, I like Thunder Valley in general, the ruts and the clay dirt just suits me really well. So I enjoyed both motos, I really enjoyed the first one, it was super fun, not just because I won, but being there and all the passing. I also like how in the beginning it’s been a bit of a debate about not ripping it as deep, but I didn’t mind it because it allowed us to move around the track a lot and use a lot of different lines.”

Ken Roczen

Dylan Ferrandis – P2-2

“It’s the second race in a row that I’m on the podium, which is great. We rode great in the first moto, probably one of the best motos of my career, but unfortunately had a small issue that cost me the win. I had a bad start in Moto 2 and was mid-pack, but I gave everything I had and came back through the field and finished second again for second overall. We made some changes on the bike for the second moto, and it was really awesome. It was a good weekend. I’m just happy to be on the box again, and we’ll see if I can get the red plate back at the next race.”

Dylan Ferrandis

Aaron Plessinger – P5-4

“It was a solid weekend for me. We had some good battles and were consistent with a 4-5 finish to get fifth overall. I’m stoked to have a weekend off. We’ll go back and do some homework and come back for High Point ready as ever!”

Aaron Plessinger

Adam Cianciarulo – P3-6

“I think for me it’s getting back into the flow of racing, the race intensity, it’s difficult to mimic that in practice. I was not doing a lot of riding in this off-season. Getting back into the race condition, beginning of the moto my speed is good, but at the end I’m just not strong enough. I can go as fast as those guys I just need more laps, more time, more races. So really just more time on the bike.”

Adam Cianciarulo

Justin Barcia – P7-3

“My start wasn’t great in the first moto but I worked my way up to seventh and unfortunately that’s where I stayed. I had a couple guys in front of me but I just couldn’t make it happen, which is a little bit frustrating but I re-grouped and got off to a better start in Moto 2. All-in-all, I’m really happy with where we’re at with the bike and we just need to work on a few little things to put myself in a good position to capitalize on some podiums and wins.”

Justin Barcia

The win allowed Roczen to move atop the 450 Class point standings. He and Ferrandis are separated by just one point, with Plessinger third, 16 points out of the lead.

450 Result & Championship Standings


  • 450 Moto 1
  • 450 Moto 2
  • Points
  • Consolation

450 Moto 1

PosRiderBikeLaps/Interval
1Ken RoczenHON16 Laps
2Dylan FerrandisYAM+03.710
3Adam CianciaruloKAW+18.212
4Chase SextonHON+30.828
5Aaron PlessingerYAM+33.043
6Christian CraigYAM+35.821
7Justin BarciaGAS+38.861
8Cooper WebbKTM+44.109
9Marvin MusquinKTM+50.069
10Joseph SavatgyKTM+53.113
11Eli TomacKAW+55.927
12Zachary OsborneHQV+1:25.651
13Max AnstieSUZ+1:26.475
14Justin BogleKTM+1:28.109
15Fredrik NorenKTM+1:34.511
16Dean WilsonHQV+1:36.112
17Ryan SurrattHQV15 Laps
18Brandon HartranftSUZ+15.998
19Scott MesheyHQV+20.921
20Jacob HayesKTM+33.938
21Alex RayKAW+52.466
22Curren ThurmanGAS+59.227
23Ben LaMayKTM+1:08.244
24William ClasonKAW+1:11.156
25Mitchell FalkGAS+1:12.189
26Jacob RunklesGAS+1:22.661
27Coty SchockHON+1:29.059
28Bryce BackausYAM+1:38.652
29Hunter SchlosserYAM+1:55.917
30Deven RaperKAW+1:58.619
31Cole ShondeckHON+1:59.188
32Cody GrayYAM+2:10.940
33Colby CoppGAS14 Laps
34Bryce HansenKAW+07.014
35Dylan MerriamYAM5 Laps
36Justin  RodbellKAW4 Laps
37Robert Fitch, Jr.HQV3 Laps
38Tyler StepekKAW2 Laps
39Phillip NicolettiYAMDNS
40Jeremy SmithKAWDNS

450 Moto 2

PosRiderBikeLap/Interval
1Ken RoczenHON16 Laps
2Dylan FerrandisYAM+08.933
3Justin BarciaGAS+14.551
4Aaron PlessingerYAM+26.391
5Chase SextonHON+35.442
6Adam CianciaruloKAW+36.213
7Christian CraigYAM+38.282
8Cooper WebbKTM+42.833
9Marvin MusquinKTM+49.757
10Eli TomacKAW+1:08.732
11Justin BogleKTM+1:24.532
12Dean WilsonHQV+1:35.894
13Max AnstieSUZ+1:38.676
14Fredrik NorenKTM+1:43.928
15Joseph SavatgyKTM+1:53.945
16Coty SchockHON+1:54.458
17Brandon HartranftSUZ+2:31.938
18Mitchell FalkGAS15 Laps
19Justin  RodbellKAW+03.665
20Scott MesheyHQV+17.462
21Ryan SurrattHQV+27.222
22William ClasonKAW+41.713
23Alex RayKAW+55.517
24Curren ThurmanGAS+59.506
25Jacob RunklesGAS+1:31.025
26Bryce BackausYAM+1:45.374
27Hunter SchlosserYAM+1:57.293
28Robert Fitch, Jr.HQV+2:02.544
29Deven RaperKAW14 Laps
30Cody GrayYAM+04.867
31Bryce HansenKAW+14.555
32Justin RandoYAM+1:12.531
33John CitrolaHON+1:43.350
34Colby CoppGAS13 Laps
35Cole ShondeckHON7 Laps
36Dylan MerriamYAM5 Laps
37Jacob HayesKTM+10.963
38Ben LaMayKTM3 Laps
39Zachary OsborneHQVDNF
40Jeremy SmithKAWDNF

Points

Rider Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Ken Roczen90
2Dylan Ferrandis89
3Aaron Plessinger74
4Justin Barcia69
5Chase Sexton67
6Adam Cianciarulo58
7Cooper Webb52
8Christian Craig51
9Marvin Musquin51
10Eli Tomac46
11Zachary Osborne33
12Jason Anderson29
13Joseph Savatgy29
14Max Anstie29
15Justin Bogle22
16Dean Wilson21
17Fredrik Noren17
18Coty Schock16
19Ryan Surratt9
20Brandon Hartranft9
21Alessandro  Lupino8
22Tyler Medaglia3
23Mitchell Falk3
24Scott Meshey3
25Phillip Nicoletti2
26Justin  Rodbell2
27Jacob Hayes2
28Alex Ray0
29William Clason0
30Cole Thompson0
31Curren Thurman0
32Ben LaMay0
33Jacob Runkles0
34Bryce Backaus0
35Hunter Schlosser0
36Connor Olson0
37Dylan Merriam0
38Jeremy Smith0
39Robert Fitch, Jr.0
40Deven Raper0
41Cody Gray0
42Deegan Vonlossberg0
43Bryce Hansen0
44Cole Shondeck0
45Justin Rando0
46Colby Copp0
47John Citrola0
48Tyler Stepek0
49Blaine Silveira0
50Matthew Hubert0
51Nick Schmidt0

Manufacturer Championship Standings

PosManufacturerPoints
1Honda97
2Yamaha91
3GASGAS69
4Kawasaki62
5KTM56
6Husqvarna47
7Suzuki29

Consolation

PosRiderBikeLaps/Interval
1Deven RaperKAW KX4504 Laps
2Robert Fitch, Jr.HQV FC450+01.477
3Hunter SchlosserYAM YZ 450F+03.701
4Colby CoppGAS MC450F+06.607
5John CitrolaHON CRF450R+08.336
6Justin RandoYAM YZ 450F+09.303
7Joshua PriorGAS MC450F+10.044
8Bryant HumistonKTM 450 SX-F+11.420
9Brandon PedersonHQV FC450 RE+17.339
10Kameron BarboaYAM YZ 450F+26.632
11Devon BatesKTM 450 SX-F+27.435
12Ozzy BarbareeSUZ RMZ 450+29.447
13Zac MaleyYAM YZ 450F+30.308
14Taylor BurleyHON CRF450R WE+44.908
15Brad BurkhartYAM YZ 450F+47.109
16Anthony RothYAM YZ 450F+52.321
17Cody BrinerGAS MC450F+54.819
18Brett StraloGAS MC450F+58.038
19Jared StruebingHQV FC450+1:19.233
20Jason LuttonKAW KX450+2:18.800
21Dominic DeSimoneHON CRF450R2 Laps
22Brandon KallbergKTM 450 SX-FDNF
23Connor OlsonKTM 450 SX-FDNS
24Dylan KappelerKTM 450 SX-FDNS
25Zack ArcherKAW KX450DNS
26Andrew BarrosKTM 450 SX-F FEDNS
27Rashidi KerrisonHON CRF450RDNS
28David PulleyHON CRF450RDNS

250 Qualifying

250 Moto 1

The first 250 Class moto of the afternoon began when co-point leaders Jeremy Martin and Jett Lawrence emerged at the front of the field. However, a red flag came out for a downed rider before the completion of the opening lap, which necessitated a restart.

AMA MX 250 Start – Thunder Valley

When the 40-rider field stormed out the start gate a second time it was Cooper who grabbed the MotoSport.com Holeshot over KTM rider Josh Varize and Jeremy Martin.

It quickly became a battle between teammates as Martin moved into second and gave chase to Cooper. Behind them, RJ Hampshire and the Team Honda HRC duo of Jett and Hunter Lawrence battled for third.

Justin Cooper

The lead group settled into their positions through the first 10 minutes of the moto, with about a second between the top two and another short gap to Hampshire in third.

As the race neared its halfway point Martin picked up the pace and started to apply pressure on Cooper for the lead. Cooper was able to fend off an initial pass attempt, but Martin didn’t let up and took control of the moto with just over 15 minutes remaining.

RJ Hampshire

The clear track allowed Martin to open up a lead of just over two seconds, but both Cooper and Hampshire kept him within reach. As Martin approached heavy lapped traffic in the final 10 minutes of the moto it allowed Cooper to get a run, which helped him pull away from Hampshire in third and close the gap to Martin.

Jeremy Martin

However, the late push from Cooper was short lived and Martin built a comfortable multi-second advantage that he carried through to the finish for his second moto win of the season. He crossed the line three seconds ahead of Cooper, with Hampshire third, Jett Lawrence fourth, and Hunter Lawrence fifth.

250 Moto 2

The second and deciding 250 Class moto saw Cooper sweep the MotoSport.com Holeshots for the day, with Jett Lawrence right behind. The two riders immediately engaged in an exciting battle for the lead and swapped positions several times before Cooper got a firm hold of the top spot.

AMA MX 250 Start – Thunder Valley

Behind them, Martin had to battle back from a bad start after he completed the first lap in 17th place. Out front, Cooper and Lawrence were pursued by Hunter Lawrence in third and Hampshire in fourth, but an early crash took the Husqvarna rider out of contention.

While Cooper and Lawrence controlled the pace of the moto out front, Martin continued his climb through the field and sat just outside the top 10 when he crashed and was eventually forced to retire from the race. With the first moto winner out of contention, the focus shifted to Cooper and Lawrence’s battle.

Justin Cooper chases Jett Lawrence

With just under 20 minutes to go Lawrence saw an opening and made his move with a pass that nearly put Cooper on the ground. Once out front, Lawrence put his head down and laid down some fast laps to open a gap of nearly three seconds.

The lead duo checked out on the rest of the field and built an advantage of more than 20 seconds over Hunter Lawrence in third. Jett Lawrence continued to charge ahead and was able to consistently add to his gap over Cooper as the moto continued.

Hunter Lawrence

The young Australian was never challenged the rest of the way and carried on to his second moto win of the season, 15.6 seconds ahead of Cooper while Hunter Lawrence completed the top three.

The consistent effort from Cooper meant his two runner-up finishes were enough to secure the third overall win of his career, which narrowly beat out Jett Lawrence (4-1) by a single point.

Jett Lawrence

Hunter Lawrence joined his brother with his first overall podium result of the season, and the third of his career, in third (5-3). The Lawrences became just the second siblings to ever share a Pro Motocross podium, joining Alex and Jeremy Martin, who first accomplished the historic feat at the 2016 Glen Helen National.

Justin Cooper – P2-2

“I had no idea I won. I’m happy, but not happy. Going 2-2 for the win is awesome, but I should have won one (of the motos). Jett (Lawrence) tested me and it took all my strength to keep that battle going (in Moto 2). We’re definitely getting better and I’m getting a little closer, but we’ve still got some work to do. It’s been a good start to the year, but let’s keep it going and try to get some moto wins.”

Justin Cooper

Lawrence and Martin entered the afternoon tied atop the 250 Class point standings, but by virtue of Martin’s misfortune Lawrence moved into sole possession of the red plate with a lead of 10 points over Cooper, who moved into second. Martin dropped from first to third, 18-points out of the lead.

Jett Lawrence – P4-1

“I was hoping the track would get rougher and that I could get the start (in the second moto), I executed on that and it was fun going at it with Cooper. He was really going and I had to do all I could to keep up. I didn’t intend for the pass (for the lead) to be that aggressive, but I knew I needed to take advantage of the moment and make it happen.”

Jett Lawrence

Hunter Lawrence – P5-3

“I think we definitely rode better, we did some work during the week testing suspension which worked better, the second moto with the little crash wasn’t ideal, but we were pretty safe, the gap to fourth place was pretty far, so I had a cushion there, but it was better and I’m happy with it, but nothing to jump up and down about. I feel like the outdoors really puts a magnifying glass on all the areas that aren’t 100% yet. Obviously coming back from the shoulder injury it was quite a lot to build and the supercross I managed pretty well. Unlike the supercross it’s so much slower, but we’re working hard and enjoying the process.”

Hunter Lawrence

With his DNF in the second moto, Jeremy Martin finished eighth overall (1-40).

Jeremy Martin

“We had a great first moto, but unfortunately I crashed in Moto 2 and was unable to finish. I’m really bummed. I hit a soft spot when I landed off a jump and the front end just knifed on me. I’ve been managing a Scaphoid fracture on my left wrist for months and a bum left shoulder. I still felt like I could be competitive to win races and contend for this outdoor championship. Unfortunately, stuff happens, and it’s time to get healthy!”

Jeremy Martin

The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship will enjoy its first off weekend of the 2021 season before returning to action on June 19 with the GEICO Motorcycle High Point National.

250 Result & Championship Standings


  • 250 Moto 1
  • 250 Moto 2
  • Points
  • Consolation

250 Moto 1

PosRiderBikeLaps/Interval
1Jeremy MartinYAM16 Laps
2Justin CooperYAM+03.057
3RJ HampshireHQV+07.436
4Jett LawrenceHON+26.623
5Hunter LawrenceHON+43.043
6Jo ShimodaKAW+1:06.448
7Garrett MarchbanksYAM+1:13.400
8Dilan SchwartzSUZ+1:14.612
9Colt NicholsYAM+1:17.456
10Jalek  SwollHQV+1:30.596
11Nathanael ThrasherYAM+1:32.528
12Jarrett FryeYAM+1:38.496
13Austin ForknerKAW+1:40.980
14Carson MumfordHON+1:42.999
15Maximus VohlandKTM+2:03.119
16Joshua VarizeKTM+2:03.979
17Derek KelleyGAS15 Laps
18Jesse FlockHQV+07.817
19Max MillerKTM+13.465
20Derek  DrakeSUZ+21.081
21Ramyller AlvesGAS+26.890
22Gared SteinkeKAW+43.276
23Tre FierroKTM+50.937
24Zack WilliamsGAS+53.827
25Kai AielloHQV+55.312
26Kaeden AmerineYAM+56.894
27Wade BrommelKAW+1:18.478
28Blake AshleyYAM+1:38.968
29Bronson McClureHQV+1:45.932
30Maxwell SanfordHON14 Laps
31Jeffrey WalkerKTM+31.154
32Lane ShawKTM+1:13.762
33Ty MasterpoolGAS13 Laps
34Michael MosimanGAS12 Laps
35Max GroomKTM+7:36.235
36Pierce BrownGAS11 Laps
37Christopher PrebulaKTM10 Laps
38Stilez RobertsonHQV7 Laps
39TJ UselmanGAS5 Laps
40Xylian RamellaKTM 2 Laps

250 Moto 2

PosRiderBikeLaps/Interval
1Jett LawrenceHON16 Laps
2Justin CooperYAM+15.663
3Hunter LawrenceHON+27.513
4Jo ShimodaKAW+38.289
5Colt NicholsYAM+41.480
6Jalek  SwollHQV+55.699
7Garrett MarchbanksYAM+59.991
8Austin ForknerKAW+1:03.565
9Pierce BrownGAS+1:03.990
10Nathanael ThrasherYAM+1:05.511
11Michael MosimanGAS+1:13.399
12Dilan SchwartzSUZ+1:21.265
13Jarrett FryeYAM+1:23.671
14Carson MumfordHON+1:24.526
15Ty MasterpoolGAS+1:42.945
16Joshua VarizeKTM+1:53.302
17Maximus VohlandKTM+2:02.686
18Ramyller AlvesGAS+2:10.042
19RJ HampshireHQV+2:15.115
20Derek KelleyGAS+2:16.582
21Max MillerKTM15 Laps
22Derek  DrakeSUZ+16.406
23Tre FierroKTM+21.887
24Kaeden AmerineYAM+30.146
25Zack WilliamsGAS+46.866
26Wade BrommelKAW+50.503
27Kai AielloHQV+1:34.640
28Blake AshleyYAM+1:43.445
29Lane ShawKTM+1:54.011
30Bronson McClureHQV+2:02.499
31Brandon SussmanYAM14 Laps
32Konnor  VisgerHON13 Laps
33Christopher PrebulaKTM+2:11.607
34Gared SteinkeKAW10 Laps
35Stilez RobertsonHQV9 Laps
36Max GroomKTM7 Laps
37Jeffrey WalkerKTM6 Laps
38Maxwell SanfordHON4 Laps
39Jesse FlockHQV+1:54.911
40Jeremy MartinYAM3 Laps

Points

Rider Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Jett Lawrence90
2Justin Cooper80
3Jeremy Martin72
4Hunter Lawrence67
5Garrett Marchbanks56
6RJ Hampshire54
7Jo Shimoda50
8Colt Nichols49
9Austin Forkner48
10Michael Mosiman46
11Jalek  Swoll43
12Jarrett Frye32
13Nathanael Thrasher30
14Dilan Schwartz25
15Maximus Vohland24
16Pierce Brown23
17Carson Mumford20
18Stilez Robertson14
19Joshua Varize12
20Seth Hammaker10
21Ty Masterpool10
22Alex Martin7
23Cameron Mcadoo6
24Derek Kelley5
25Ramyller Alves3
26Jesse Flock3
27Max Miller3
28Derek  Drake2
29Jerry Robin0
30Gared Steinke0
31Tre Fierro0
32Zack Williams0
33Kaeden Amerine0
34Kai Aiello0
35Christopher Prebula0
36Wade Brommel0
37James Harrington0
38TJ Uselman0
39Blake Ashley0
40Brayden Lessler0
41Bronson McClure0
42Lane Shaw0
43Maxwell Sanford0
44Xylian Ramella0
45Brandon Sussman0
46Jeffrey Walker0
47Konnor  Visger0
48Jorge Rubalcava0
49Cole Bailey0
50Max Groom0
51Blake Hoag0
52Tyson Johnson0

Manufacturer Championship Standings

PosManufacturerPoints
1Yamaha94
2Honda90
3Husqvarna67
4Kawasaki60
5GASGAS52
6KTM25
7Suzuki25

Consolation

PosRiderBikeLap/Interval
1Kai AielloHQV4 Laps
2Xylian RamellaKTM+01.104
3Bronson McClureHQV+03.058
4Lane ShawKTM+03.428
5Blake AshleyYAM+04.184
6Max GroomKTM+20.926
7Brandon SussmanYAM+24.845
8Konnor  VisgerHON+25.786
9James HarringtonYAM+26.421
10Jacob BorkYAM+30.570
11Addison Emory IVYAM+31.506
12Thomas RichardsSUZ+32.969
13Samuel GreenawaltYAM+35.563
14Bailey KrooneYAM+36.779
15Tyler MonksHQV+38.590
16Nicholas JacksonYAM+41.781
17Brent RouseHON+43.050
18Zachary HarrisHON+55.834
19Mason OlsonGAS+58.446
20Brendan SippleHQV+59.598
21Gage HulseyYAM+1:00.142
22Cale KuchnickiGAS+1:02.866
23Dennis GritzmacherKTM+1:09.022
24Christopher Williams Ortonville, MISUZ+1:11.956
25Grant TaylorKAW+1:34.838
26Daniel RamirezKAW3 Laps
27Blake HoagYAMDNF
28Nicolas GonzalesKTMDNS
29Brent BurkhartYAMDNS
30Steven KeilHONDNS

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