Aussie Bros Repeat History

Just one week after Hunter and Jett Lawrence made history to become the first brothers to ever win their respective overall class on the same day in the same AMA Motocross event, the brothers repeated the same feat!

4-for-4

Lucas Mirtl must have called up Wendy’s on Saturday because we have a four-for-four! Jett Lawrence claimed two moto wins at the second round, taking his season start to four moto wins in four moto starts and two overall wins in two event starts. If this is not impressive enough, the #18 has led all 62 of the 450 Class laps completed so far! He was also the fastest overall qualifier—and by over two seconds—for the second straight week.

Jett starting four-for-four is the first rider in the premier class to do so since Eli Tomac started four-for-four in the 2018 Pro Motocross season.

And Jettson is the first rider to go four-for-four AND lead all laps completed to start the season since James Stewart did so in 2008—the year Stew was a perfect 24-0 on his Kawasaki KX450F.

Jett also becomes the first rider to earn their first two premier class AMA Motocross overall wins in back-to-back rounds since Adam Cianciarulo did so in 2020 with the RedBud 2 National and the following round Spring Creek National. The #18 becomes only the 13th rider in AMA Motocross history to do that feat.

Jett’s 2:09.371 in the first moto was the fastest lap of the race, and his 2:10.799 in moto two was also the fastest lap of the race. Quite an impressive start for the Austrailian!

Our buddy Brett Smith over at We Went Fast posted some cool stats and info in regard to a perfect start to the season (leading all laps, winning all motos, and overalls). Check it out below.

Ferrandis’ 13th OA podium

In his 16th career start in the 450 Class of Pro Motocross, Dylan Ferrandis earned his 13th overall podium. Ferrandis has finished on the podium in 26 out of the 32 450 Class motos he has started to date, and he only has three finishes outside the top five. Three! A tenth, a sixth, and a 36th are his only non-top five finishes in his first 32 motos.

Ferrandis also has:

-Overall Podiums in 14 of 16 events
-Top Ten Overall Finishes in 15 of 16 events
-Top Ten Moto Finishes in 31 of 32 motos

The season is far from over, but Jett Lawrence has an 18-point lead over Ferrandis in the standings.

Webb’s 5th OA Podium

Cooper Webb (4-2 on the day for third overall) earned his fifth career 450 Class overall podium, which came in his 43rd start in the premier class of AMA Motocross. The #2 has one overall win to date—the 2019 Spring Creek National—and his other three overall podiums before this weekend all came on a KTM 450 SX-F, which he started riding for the 2019 season.

SMX Standings Update

Speaking of standings, through 19 rounds (of 31) of the SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX), here are some things to note.