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Eli Tomac wins in Daytona

Hunter Lawrence scores P6

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2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross
Round Nine – Daytona Supercross

Images by Jeff Kardas


Racing began Saturday night at the Daytona International Speedway with heat events – two apiece for the 450SX and 250SX classes with each heat sending nine drivers to the main events. Cooper Webb took the 450 Heat 1 win from Plessinger and Barcia, with Sexton completing the top four. Heat 2 saw Ken Roczen fastest, ahead of Stewart and Eli Tomac, with Musquin fourth.

450SX Main Event Start - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
450SX Main Event Start – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

In the Last Chance Qualifier, Dean Wilson was fastest, just 0.434s faster than Oldenburg, with Cade Clason third.

In the Main Event, Colorado’s Eli Tomac took the 450 win aboard his Kawasaki, leaving him equal with the Greatest of All Time Ricky Carmichael on his fifth win at the Daytona Supercross, with his other titles in 2016, ’17, ’19 and ‘20. Tomac led from the first lap in the 20-minute/plus one lap race to take home the victory.

Eli Tomac – P1

“That was fun! I always enjoy riding at Daytona and it’s always been good to me. I was pretty strategic when picking my gate in the main because I was watching the other class and heat races and realized the inside might be my best shot at getting up front, which is exactly what I did. I fought for it too. Once I got out front, I wasn’t looking back. We’re still in this championship, so I’m not going down without a fight. I think we’ve found a good groove and I’m looking forward to our next stop in Dallas. I’m grateful for all the hard work and support from my entire Monster Energy Kawasaki team, I couldn’t have done this without them, especially five times!”

Eli Tomac - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Eli Tomac – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

2019 champion Cooper Webb, from nearby Clermont, Fla., finished second, with Aaron Plessinger third – his first career podium finish. Ken Roczen, still looking for his first Daytona triumph, was fourth.

Webb engaged in a close battle for second before dropping back to third four laps in, but he kept his eyes on the prize as he diligently worked his way through the next 14 laps. Webb put on a valiant last-lap charge to overtake second just before the checkers, regulating Plessinger to the final spot on the podium in his stead.

Cooper Webb – P2

“It was a great night. I was trying to hang with Eli but he was hauling butt. I definitely rode pretty tight that Main Event but is what it is, I put my head down there at the end and made some good lap times and I was able to get AP there at the end, which was nice to get another podium tonight. It’s always fun coming to Daytona, it’s always a great event.”

Cooper Webb
Cooper Webb- AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Aaron Plessinger – P3

“This is definitely a monkey off my back, for sure. Going back to Daytona two years ago, I was lying in the emergency room with a shattered heel and not too sure what was going to happen after that, so to come here and rebound like I just did, it’s crazy. I’m speechless. I felt like I had more to give on the last couple of laps, but a podium is a podium and I’ll take what I can get. I feel like it’s going to come a little bit easier now. The track was so gnarly, with the black sand and then beach sand and all the ruts. Some of the transitions of the jumps had such big kickers on them. It was crazy. It was a long race, but we ended up on the podium, and that’s all I can ask for right now. I just want to give a shout-out to these guys for working their butts off and believing in me. We’re going to keep going.”

Aaron Plessinger - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Aaron Plessinger – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Roczen enjoyed a strong main-event start aboard his CRF450R but was pushed wide in the second turn and lost several positions as a result. The German charged up to fourth place by the third lap but made a mistake in a rhythm section on lap 12 and lost a spot to Malcolm Stewart. Roczen regained the position four laps later and challenged Cooper Webb for third, but he ran out of time before the 18th and final lap.

Ken Roczen – P4

“Daytona was a fun race! Obviously that track is always technical. The dirt was super black, and the lighting just made it more difficult than if we were racing in a normal stadium. In the main event, I got a good start but was pushed wide and dropped back a few spots. I really had to be aggressive early on and make some moves happen to move forward. I made a little mistake toward the end of the race and Malcolm Stewart got by me. I had to pass him again and I tried to charge forward, but unfortunately we couldn’t get on the podium. I feel like I rode really well, and we’re in a good spot. We still have the red plate and most importantly, we’re safe and had fun. I already can’t wait to go to Arlington and put in the same effort, just sharpen up a little bit and see where we are.”

Ken Roczen - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Ken Roczen – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Malcom Stewart was a more distant fifth, trailing Roczen by almost 3s, before an even larger gap back to Justin Barcia in sixth, followed by Jason Anderson, Chase Sexton, Justin Boggle and Dean Wilson. Dylan Ferrandis was just outside the top ten in 11th.

Malcolm Stewart – P5

“Daytona is one of the tracks I struggle on, so to get a top-five tonight was a good deal. The fact that I rode really well and made it happen is a big confidence booster, especially since we’ve got three more races in Atlanta that are kind of similar to this. I just want to give a shout-out to my teammate, Aaron Plessinger, who got a podium. That was a good one for him. Also, we got two Yamahas in the top five tonight. I think that’s a good stepping stone for us. We’re just going to keep digging, keep having fun, and enjoying the moment. We’ve made a few mistakes, but we’re sitting fifth overall in points. The podium’s coming. We’re getting closer and closer.”

Malcom Stewart - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Malcom Stewart – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Justin Barcia – P6

“Daytona was a tough day. I kind of struggled with the track a bit and trying to find the comfort, which unfortunately didn’t happen. I’m going back to California this week to do some work, get more comfortable so we can head into Texas and crush it. I’m definitely not pleased with the results today so I’m trying to put this one in the past, move forward and regroup next week to come out swinging in the next three races, I’m looking forward to it.”

Justin Barcia - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Justin Barcia – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Jason Anderson – P7

“My night was pretty mediocre all around. I was P7 in qualifying today and in the heat race, I fell in the first turn and got up to eighth. That gate position didn’t put me in a good spot for the main but I made it up to seventh and that’s where I ended up.”

Anderson - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Jason Anderson – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Dean Wilson – P10

“My night was a bit eventful. I was in qualifying position in the heat race and I tried to make a pass in the last corner and crashed in the rhythm section before the finish, so I had to go to the LCQ. I was far outside gate in the main and didn’t get a good start at all but I just plugged away and ended up with a top-10. It’s not great but it’s a starting point and we’ll just try to build and get better from there.”

Ken Roczen currently holds the lead in the 450SX, although that’s only by two points from Cooper Webb, 199-197. Eli Tomac sits a more distance third on 175-points, while Justin Barcia and Malcom Steward are fourth and fifth respectively, on 153 and 143-points. Musquin, Plessinger, Osborne, Ferrandis and Cianciarulo complete the top 10.

Ken Roczen - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Ken Roczen – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Muc-Off Honda Racing’s Justin Brayton unfortunately had to sit out at Daytona, continuing to recover from a lingering injury sustained following a practice crash, as a result Mitchell Oldenburg stepped in for Brayton again.

Justin Brayton – Injured

“I was really hoping to be back for Daytona so I am pretty bummed to not be racing this weekend, it wasn’t an easy decision. I know we are capable of another podium, repeating our performance in Houston is my focus, but I can’t compete at this level when I am not 100%. I know people watched me compete last week in a car race but racing supercross is a whole other thing, our bodies really take a beating over the course of the night. Turning a steering wheel is so different to hitting whoops and my chest hasn’t fully recovered so I need to make sure it does so I can get the results my team deserves.”

2021 AMA SX Round Nine – Daytona 450 Results


  • 450 Main
  • Points
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • LCQ
  • Man. Points

450 Main

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Eli Tomac Kawasaki 21m13.762
2 Cooper Webb KTM +03.856
3 Aaron Plessinger Yamaha +04.523
4 Ken Roczen Honda +07.755
5 Malcolm Stewart Yamaha +10.538
6 Justin Barcia GASGAS +21.635
7 Jason Anderson Husqvarna +25.646
8 Chase Sexton Honda +32.783
9 Justin Bogle KTM +36.097
10 Dean Wilson Husqvarna +41.335
11 Dylan Ferrandis Yamaha +42.121
12 Joey Savatgy KTM +45.410
13 Vince Friese Honda +1:12.186
14 Max Anstie Suzuki +1:22.693
15 Mitchell Oldenburg Honda 17 Laps
16 Martin Davalos KTM +09.106
17 Kyle Chisholm Yamaha +11.084
18 Benny Bloss Honda +46.382
19 Brandon Hartranft Suzuki +48.945
20 Cade Clason Kawasaki +1:14.091
21 Marvin Musquin KTM 14 Laps
22 Broc Tickle Honda 13 Laps

Points

Pos Rider Points
1 Ken Roczen 199
2 Cooper Webb 197
3 Eli Tomac 175
4 Justin Barcia 153
5 Malcolm Stewart 143
6 Marvin Musquin 135
7 Aaron Plessinger 134
8 Zach Osborne 123
9 Dylan Ferrandis 121
10 Adam Cianciarulo 120
11 Jason Anderson 116
12 Joey Savatgy 95
13 Justin Brayton 86
14 Dean Wilson 70
15 Broc Tickle 63
16 Vince Friese 60
17 Martin Davalos 57
18 Justin Bogle 56
19 Kyle Chisholm 48
20 Benny Bloss 45
21 Chase Sexton 25
22 Brandon Hartranft 23
23 Shane Mcelrath 15
24 Max Anstie 14
25 Carlen Gardner 12
26 Alex Ray 9
27 Mitchell Oldenburg 8
28 Adam Enticknap 7
29 Cade Clason 7
30 Justin Starling 3
31 Austin Politelli 3
32 Fredrik Noren 2
33 Tyler Bowers 1

Heat One

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Cooper Webb KTM 8m08.176
2 Aaron Plessinger Yamaha +01.872
3 Justin Barcia GASGAS +06.486
4 Chase Sexton Honda +08.361
5 Dylan Ferrandis Yamaha +18.180
6 Vince Friese Honda +19.627
7 Broc Tickle Honda +22.632
8 Max Anstie Suzuki +27.715
9 Joey Savatgy KTM +29.845
10 Kyle Chisholm Yamaha +36.406
11 Tyler Bowers Kawasak +47.272
12 Cade Clason Kawasaki +49.543
13 Dean Wilson Husqvarna +53.684
14 Kevin Moranz KTM +56.107
15 Carlen Gardner Honda +57.576
16 Fredrik Noren Kawasaki +58.792
17 Bobby Piazza Yamaha +1:11.485
18 Logan Karnow Kawasaki +1:17.194
19 Ronnie Stewart GASGAS 6 Laps
20 Justin Rando Yamaha DNF

Heat Two

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Ken Roczen Honda 8m13.539
2 Malcolm Stewart Yamaha +04.905
3 Eli Tomac Kawasaki +06.087
4 Marvin Musquin KTM +08.400
5 Justin Bogle KTM +21.391
6 Benny Bloss Honda +25.205
7 Martin Davalos KTM +30.284
8 Jason Anderson Husqvarna +37.317
9 Brandon Hartranft Suzuki +40.254
10 Justin Starling KTM +41.358
11 Mitchell Oldenburg Honda +43.010
12 Jeremy Smith Kawasaki +50.686
13 Shane Mcelrath Honda +51.518
14 Alex Ray Kawasaki +56.335
15 Hunter Sayles KTM +1:04.024
16 Aj Catanzaro Kawasaki +1:07.081
17 Nick Schmidt Husqvarna 6 Laps
18 Henry Miller KTM +32.523
19 Alexander Nagy KTM +32.946
20 Austin Politelli Honda  3 Laps

LCQ

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Dean Wilson Husqvarna 6 Laps
2 Mitchell Oldenburg Honda +00.434
3 Cade Clason Kawasaki +04.671
4 Kyle Chisholm Yamaha +06.068
5 Justin Starling KTM +08.252
6 Shane Mcelrath Honda +10.038
7 Tyler Bowers Kawasaki +15.245
8 Kevin Moranz KTM +21.262
9 Fredrik Noren Kawasaki +22.508
10 Alex Ray Kawasaki +23.494
11 Jeremy Smith Kawasaki +23.963
12 Carlen Gardner Honda +24.911
13 Henry Miller KTM +26.940
14 Nick Schmidt Husqvarna +29.475
15 Hunter Sayles KTM +30.248
16 Logan Karnow Kawasaki +33.185
17 Bobby Piazza Yamaha +39.085
18 Aj Catanzaro Kawasaki +41.117
19 Alexander Nagy KTM +48.064
20 Ronnie Stewart GASGAS +52.082
21 Justin Rando Yamaha DNS
22 Austin Politelli Honda DNS

Man. Points

Pos Manufacturer Points
1 Honda 206
2 KTM 204
3 Kawasaki 189
4 Yamaha 166
5 GASGAS 153
6 Husqvarna 147
7 Suzuki 37

250SX

Racing began Saturday night with heat events – Cameron McAdoo (Kawasaki) and Hunter Lawrence (Honda) took the 250 heats, followed by the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) which Hardy Munoz (Yamaha) won to head into the Main Event.

Hunter Lawrence - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Hunter Lawrence – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Heat 1 saw McAdoo take the win, Seth Hammaker, Pierce Brown and Jordan Bailey completed the top four. In the second heat, Jordan Smith was second, behind Lawrence, with Stilez Robertson and Justin Cooper closing out the top four. Fastest for the LCQ were Munoz, followed by Ty Masterpool and Mitchell Harrison.

McAdoo - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Cameron McAdoo – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

The 250SX main was won by first-time winner 23-year-old Cameron McAdoo of Sioux City, Iowa on his Kawasaki, with riders from the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki team having won four of the last five years here.

McAdoo had a sizable lead and took a dominating victory – the first of his career in 250SX competition. GasGas rider Pierce Brown of Sandy, Utah and Husqvarna rider Stilez Robertson of Bakersfield, Cali. completed the podium in second and third.

Pierce Brown - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Pierce Brown – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

On the main event start, McAdoo got pinched off in the first turn and was forced to come through the pack. He started picking off riders and was into second by Lap 4. It took patience and a few more laps, but he was able to get by for the lead on Lap 9 and ride to his first victory.

250SX West Start - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
250SX West Start – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Cameron McAdoo – P1

“That is what we worked for. When I got the win, I instantly started to think about how many people have stood behind me since I was an amateur and believed I could be up here. I have an amazing support group that consistently pushed me to be better and now we’ve got a win. It’s an unbelievable feeling and I don’t want it to end. I have all the guys at Kawasaki and my whole family to thank. My mom is up in section 365 of the Daytona frontstretch seating. A shout out to her, because in 2016 she drove me here in a van. This is just awesome. We worked our butts off to get here, but this is just the beginning.”

Cameron McAdoo - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Cameron McAdoo – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Robertson held off a hard-charging group of riders for the first eight laps before getting passed on lap nine. He held strong in the final six laps to claim an impressive runner-up finish.

Stilez Robertson – P2

“My first qualifying was not that great but the second one came around and I was feeling good. In the heat race, I actually felt pretty good and made the decision to go back to the knobby for the Main Event and I ripped a start! I put down a good eight minutes out front and started thinking about it too much and that’s when Mcadoo got around me. I didn’t want to make any rookie mistakes so I decided to settle into second and learn.”

Brown missed the opening round of the 250SX West Championship two weeks ago as he wrapped up his recovery process from a recent ACL surgery. He got a decent top-10 start in the Main Event and he went to work right away. With five laps to go, Brown made his move into a podium position and he didn’t let up as he crossed the checkers with third overall in his first race aboard the MC 250F.

Pierce Brown – P3

“I had some highs and some lows during my downtime and thought it would be a while before I was back up here but first race back and a podium – this is awesome and I’m so stoked! I had a really good start, I got shuffled back for the first couple of corners but I got into my pace, started making passes and next thing I know I was in third. I saw the white flag coming and I knew Justin [Cooper] was right on me, so I knew I had to make it happen.”

Pierce Brown - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Pierce Brown – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Cooper got a much better start in the Main Event. Unfortunately, he went down in the third turn on the opening lap after a tough block was knocked out in front of him. Rejoining near the back of the field, the red-plate holder quickly went to work and advanced to 15th before the start of the second lap. Cooper put in consistently fast laps to move into fourth but ran out of time to try for a podium.

Justin Cooper – P4

“The day started off really well. I was fastest in both practices. I spun off the gate in my heat race, and that didn’t go too well. I just kept pushing to get the transfer and brought it home in fourth. In the Main Event, I got a top-five start, and then in the third turn, a hay bale got kicked out in front of me, and got stuck under my bike and put me on the ground. So I started around 21st. I did what I could. It was really hard to pass out there. I only made it up to fourth, but I charged the whole way, and my lap times were pretty consistent. It’s not what I was hoping for, but that’s all we had tonight. We definitely got challenged here in Daytona. We’ll learn from it and come into these Texas rounds ready to win again.”

Justin Cooper - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Justin Cooper – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Lawrence completed the first lap in fourth place but went down in the sand section on lap 2 and slipped back to 10th. The young Australian secured seventh on lap 11 and moved up one more spot on the 14th and final lap.

Hunter Lawrence – P6

“This weekend was pretty good. We had a solid heat race and got my first ever heat-race win, which was really cool. My body is starting to come around and I’m feeling better and better. I made one mistake in the main event that really let me down in the sand section. I was in a good position to fight for a podium spot, so I’m bummed about that. All things considered, my body is feeling healthy, my shoulder is coming around and I feel great on the bike. This is a good, calm way to head into Arlington for three rounds back to back, which I am really looking forward to.”

Hunter Lawrence - AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021
Hunter Lawrence – AMA SX Round 9 Daytona 2021

Alex Martin, Jalek Swoll, Coty Schock and Jordan Smith completed the 250SX Main Event top-ten.

McAdoo now leads the 250SX West standings on 49-points, with Justin Cooper, the only other winner so far in second on 45-points. Garret Marchbanks holds third in the standings on 39-points, to Hunter Lawrence’s 35, with fifth placed Jalek Swoll only a single-point off in fifth.

2021 AMA SX Round Nine – Daytona 250 Results

  • 250 Main
  • Points
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • LCQ
  • Man. Points

250 Main

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Cameron Mcadoo Kawasaki  16m54.972
2 Stilez Robertson Husqvarna +03.653
3 Pierce Brown GASGAS +05.139
4 Justin Cooper Yamaha +06.043
5 Garrett Marchbanks  Yamaha +14.693
6 Hunter Lawrence Honda +20.328
7 Alex Martin Yamaha +22.532
8 Jalek Swoll Husqvarna +23.740
9 Coty Schock Honda +24.174
10 Jordon Smith Kawasaki +35.926
11 Seth Hammaker Kawasaki +36.943
12 Jarrett Frye Yamaha +44.345
13 Hardy Munoz Yamaha +46.591
14 Jordan Bailey Yamaha +48.033
15 Chris Blose GASGAS +51.253
16 Cedric Soubeyras GASGAS +53.306
17 Ty Masterpool GASGAS +55.063
18 Ryan Surratt Kawasaki +59.289
19 Carson Mumford Honda +1:07.191
20 Nate Thrasher Yamaha 13 Laps
21 Ryan Sipes GASGAS +1:29.108
22 Mitchell Harrison Honda DNS

Points

Pos Rider Points
1 Colt Nichols 166
2 Christian Craig 158
3 Jo Shimoda 138
4 Jett Lawrence 128
5 Joshua Osby 103
6 Michael Mosiman 97
7 Mitchell Oldenburg 91
8 Joshua Varize 81
9 Thomas Do 74
10 Grant Harlan 71
11 Kevin Moranz 70
12 Logan Karnow 61
13 Jeremy Hand 59
14 John Short 55
15 Cameron Mcadoo 49
16 Max Vohland 46
17 Hunter Sayles 46
18 Justin Cooper 45
19 Luke Neese 44
20 Austin Forkner 40
21 Garrett Marchbanks 39
22 Devin Simonson 39
23 Hunter Lawrence 35
24 Wilson Fleming 35
25 Jalek Swoll 34
26 Lane Shaw 33
27 Rj Hampshire 32
28 Hunter Schlosser 30
29 Seth Hammaker 29
30 Stilez Robertson 28
31 Coty Schock 25
32 Chris Blose 23
33 Pierce Brown 21
34 Lorenzo Camporese 19
35 Alex Martin 17
36 Kyle Peters 16
37 Jordon Smith 16
38 Nate Thrasher 15
39 Jarrett Frye 15
40 Robbie Wageman 14
41 Devin Harriman 14
42 Tj Albright 14
43 Cedric Soubeyras 14
44 Jace Owen 13
45 Vincent Luhovey 13
46 Scott Meshey 11
47 Max Miller 11
48 Hardy Munoz 10
49 Joey Crown 10
50 Curren Thurman 10
51 Maxwell Sanford 10
52 Jordan Bailey 9

Heat One

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Cameron Mcadoo Kawasaki 8m7.276
2 Seth Hammaker Kawasaki +04.575
3 Pierce Brown GASGAS +13.168
4 Jordan Bailey Yamaha +20.232
5 Alex Martin Yamaha +21.590
6 Nate Thrasher Yamaha +24.442
7 Jalek Swoll Husqvarna +24.713
8 Coty Schock Honda +24.803
9 Chris Blose GASGAS +25.637
10 Joey Crown Yamaha +27.060
11 Jake Masterpool KTM +34.882
12 Ryan Surratt Kawasaki +43.121
13 Ty Masterpool GASGAS +44.538
14 Ramyller Alves KTM +48.661
15 Colton Eigenmann Yamaha +55.658
16 Bradley Lionnet KTM +59.091
17 Blaine Silveira Honda +1:02.458
18 Derek Kelley GASGAS +1:12.389
19 Martin Castelo Husqvarna 3 Laps
20 Robbie Wageman Yamaha +24.836

Heat Two

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Hunter Lawrence Honda 7m16.515
2 Jordon Smith Kawasaki +05.100
3 Stilez Robertson Husqvarna +06.608
4 Justin Cooper Yamaha +07.025
5 Ryan Sipes GASGAS +09.659
6 Garrett Marchbanks Yamaha +10.322
7 Cedric Soubeyras GASGAS +14.707
8 Carson Mumford Honda +15.561
9 Jarrett Frye Yamaha +19.168
10 Hardy Munoz Yamaha +22.496
11 Dustin Winter Yamaha +25.586
12 Dominique Thury Yamaha +26.796
13 Chase Marquier Kawasaki +34.932
14 Kyle Greeson KTM +44.593
15 Jerry Robin Husqvarna +44.786
16 Logan  Leitzel Kawasaki +54.014
17 Mitchell Harrison Honda 4 Laps
18 Jared Lesher Yamaha 2 Laps
19 Dilan Schwartz Suzuki DNS
20 Bryton Carroll Yamaha DNS

LCQ

Pos Rider Bike Time/Interval
1 Hardy Munoz Yamaha 7m26.294
2 Ty Masterpool GASGAS +02.058
3 Mitchell Harrison Honda +07.956
4 Ryan Surratt Kawasaki +08.387
5 Robbie Wageman Yamaha +11.173
6 Jake Masterpool KTM +21.057
7 Chase Marquier Kawasaki +23.496
8 Jared Lesher Yamaha +27.275
9 Logan  Leitzel Kawasaki +30.215
10 Dominique Thury Yamaha +31.396
11 Kyle Greeson KTM +32.934
12 Bradley Lionnet KTM +33.175
13 Colton Eigenmann   Yamaha +58.981
14 Dustin Winter Yamaha 5 Laps
15 Derek Kelley GASGAS 3 Laps
16 Jerry Robin Husqvarna +20.076
17 Joey Crown Yamaha DNS
18 Ramyller Alves KTM DNS
19 Blaine Silveira Honda DNS
20 Martin Castelo Husqvarna DNS
21 Dilan Schwartz Suzuki DNS
22 Bryton Carroll Yamaha DNS

Man. Points

Pos Manufacturer Points
1 Yamaha 221
2 Kawasaki 191
3 Honda 181
4 GASGAS 133
5 KTM 120
6 Husqvarna 85
7 Suzuki 61

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