First Qualifying Sessions

In 250 Group A qualifying session one it was Cole Davies over Chance Hymas, Caden Dudney and then Levi Kitchen. Their times were all extremely close though. We will see if times get slower or faster for second practice and see if Davies’ time will stick.

In 450 Group A session one, Jorge Prado came out swinging topping the board. Hunter Lawrence put in a fast time towards the end but was unable to match Prado’s time. Haiden Deegan came around in third, and Jett Lawrence was fourth. Team USA MXoN pick, Cooper Webb put in a strong time in fifth.

Second Qualifying Sessions

In the second 250 qualifying session, Drew Adams was fastest on track. But it was Cole Davies’ time from the first session that held for fastest qualifier. Proving why he holds the red plate. Chance Hymas’ first session time was good enough for second, Adams in third, Ryder DiFrancesco in fourth, Caden Dudney in fifth and Levi Kitchen in sixth.

For 450 qualifying session number two, Jett Lawrence got a fast lap in right away, to move him from fourth to second overall and fastest in the second session. However, at the end of the session Hunter Lawrence was able to top Jett’s time, just before Jorge Prado came through with a second time that was faster than everyone else. This marks Prado’s first time as the fastest qualifier in AMA Pro Motocross. With his speed today, he could certainly throw a wrench in this tight championship race between Jett and Hunter.

Last Chance Qualifiers

250 Moto One

In the first 250 moto it was Julien Beaumer with the holeshot with Cole Davies and Chance Hymas close behind. Levi Kitchen was buried in eleventh but then went down on the first lap and went back to 35^th. Hymas quickly made his way around Beaumer. Meanwhile, Ryder DiFrancesco, who was also fast in qualifying had his own troubles early on putting him outside of the top twenty. Seven minutes in and Hymas went down going back to fourth place and gifting the lead back to Beaumer. Just over 12 minutes in and Levi had more problems, with a weird crash coming down the hill which may have been a result of bike problems, or the crash may have caused a bike failure as he was off the side of the track trying to refire his motorcycle. He got his bike going again but ultimately pulled back into the truck. After Davies got the pit board that Kitchen was down, Hymas was able to get back around Davies for second, without much of a fight from Davies. Hymas was on fire as he then caught and passed Beaumer, as he was running about two seconds a lap faster. Then on the final lap Beaumer went down in the wooded section but was still able to get back up in second place. In the end it was Hymas, Beaumer and Davies. In a very anticlimactic fashion, with Kitchen out, Davies wrapped up the 2026 250 Pro Motocross Championship.

450 Moto One

In the first 450 moto it was Hunter Lawrence and Haiden Deegan neck and neck off the start. Jett was buried but then disaster as Deegan went down and took Hunter down with him. Hunter got back up but was riding with a damaged bike, he was only ahead of Deegan who had more troubles. Jett was 17^th and meanwhile Cooper Webb was out front until Prado got around him for the lead. Hampshire and Mikkel Haarup also got around Webb. Further back Hunter slowly started to work his way up as Jett was very slow to get going. It was very unusual to watch, and for a minute it looked like Jett was waiting for Hunter. But then Hunter caught and passed him and Jett still could not get going. Hunter made his way up to eighth while Jett only made his way up to 11^th. Out front Prado won his first ever moto in Pro Motocross and Cooper Webb, Team USA MXoN pick, was the fastest man on the track the last few laps to catch Haarup who caved under the pressure and went down right before the finish. After the race Jett rode back with the team holding his ankle, which helps explain his finish.

WMX Moto Two

WMX moto two and it was Charli Cannon with the holeshot again, but Lala Turner made quick work of her to move into the lead. Only to go down in the same turn as yesterday. So, it was Cannon in the lead with Mayla Herrick in second and Hannah Hodges in third. If Charli wins Lala needs to finish 10^th or better to get the championship. With Turners speed though it was no trouble as she eventually made her way up to fourth. Herrick held tough and pressured Charli for the lead for a bit, but in the end Charli held on for the lead to go 1-1 on the weekend, and Lala Turner won her third straight WMX title.

Update

250 Moto Two

In the second 250 moto it was the rookie Landen Gordon with the holeshot followed by his teammates Kayden Minear and Cole Davies behind him. Only a few corners in and first moto winner Chance Hymas went down. Cole made quick work of his teammates and found his way into the lead before the end of the first lap. It was a whole slew of Yamahas with Nate Thrasher in fourth and rookie Ryder Malinoski in fifth. Julien Beaumer was the man on the move though, he started sixth, got around Gordon for second and then Davies had a bad lap, Beaumer gobbled up a ton of time on him and then made his way around for the lead. Further back Hymas was making his way back up after his crash, Ryder D got around Davies for second and then Chance Hymas also got Davies to take over third. In the end Davies dropped back to 13^th while Julien Beaumer went 2-1 on the day to take the overall and Chance Hymas went 1-2 for second.

450 Moto Two

The final moto of the season and it all comes down to this, Hunter is only four points ahead of Jett heading into this moto. The holeshot goes to Jorge Prado with Hunter Lawrence right there, followed by Jett Lawrence and Haiden Deegan. Hunter made a mistake that allowed Deegan by and was riding comfortably in third, ahead of Jett until Hunter went down. He got up quickly behind his brother and trailed him for the rest of the race. Every time he pulled up behind Jett and it looked like he would make a pass he let up and played it safe. Meanwhile Jorge Prado was hauling out front winning amassing over a 17 second lead over Deegan before laying up the last couple of laps. In the end it was Jorge Prado going 1-1 on the day but it was Hunter Lawrence winning the 450 Pro Motocross Championship by a mere two points.