After a crash that saw him pull off early in the second moto at the Ironman National, it appears Levi Kitchen does not have any serious injuries. Kitchen was coming off of his third overall win in the previous four rounds heading into the AMA Pro Motocross Championship finale in Indiana when he finished second in the first 250 Class moto. However, in the second moto, he went down and then rode off the track less than a handful of laps into the moto, ending his race early and killing his chances at the overall win. The Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider said he twisted his knee in the second moto on the third lap, but he is expecting to be okay for the SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX) playoffs starting in September.

Kitchen not finishing the second moto allowed KTM's Tom Vialle to leap into second place in the final 2024 250 Class Championship standings, and Kitchen was pushed back to third. In his first year aboard a Kawasaki KX250, Kitchen took a huge leap both in AMA Supercross and Motocross, winning multiple races in each series. And after combining his tally in both supercross and motocross, the #47 will enter the SMX Playoffs second in 250SMX qualifying points behind only Deegan. So, he will enter the SMX Playoffs with 22 points. 

Kitchen said the following in a post-race release from Kawasaki on Sunday morning:

The Washington native then took to Instagram to update his followers.