450 RACE RESULTS // 2023 IRONMAN NATIONAL

The 2023 Ironman National has the potential to become a historical event in this Series. With 20-0 moto wins this season, Jett Lawrence is on the brink of a perfect season. Though Jett rode flawlessly, positioning himself here has not been easy. He has withstood every fight from Chase Sexton this season. With one more race and two more motos, will Jett get the job done, or will Chase put a stop to the streak? Find out below.

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450 OVERALL RESULTS

Moto two was a hectic start; Jason Anderson flinched and hit the gate, causing Jett to flinch. When the gate dropped, Ferrandis came out with the lead and fast pace. Unfortunately, his day would end in that first lap as he side-swapped around and outside berm, going down hard with the lead. After a quick reaction on the gate after flinching, Jett seemed to magically appear in second, where he would capitalize on Ferrandis’s crash and make his way into the lead, followed by teammate Chase Sexton.

Throughout the moto, Jett maintained the lead he had on Chase Sexton. Chase would put on a good charge towards the end as Jett caught up to the lapped traffic. Ultimately, Chase was not able to run the pace of Jett this year. Jett would go on to win the moto, solidifying his perfect season.

POS.	#	RIDER	HOMETOWN	FINISH
1	18	Jett Lawrence	Australia	1-1
2	23	Chase Sexton	La Moille, IL	2-2
3	7	Aaron Plessinger	Hamilton, OH	5-3
4	21	Jason Anderson	Rio Rancho, NM	4-4
5	9	Adam Cianciarulo	Murrieta, CA	6-6
6	36	Garrett Marchbanks	Coalville, UT	7-8
7	51	Justin Barcia	Greenville, FL	11-5
8	539	Dylan Wright	Canada	8-9
9	69	Phillip Nicoletti	Cohocton, NY	12-7
10	953	Harri Kullas	Estonia	9-12
11	14	Dylan Ferrandis	France	3-37
12	78	Grant Harlan	Kailua Kona, HI	14-14
13	47	Fredrik Noren	Sweden	22-10
14	493	Jess Pettis	Canada	10-38
15	107	Jose Butron	Spain	39-11
16	91	Jeremy Hand	Mantua, OH	16-16
17	12	Shane McElrath	Canton, NC	25-13
18	106	Stephen Rubini	France	13-39
19	434	Bryce Shelly	Telford, PA	15-20
20	444	Romain Pape	France	40-15
21	604	Max Miller	Springfield, OR	24-17
22	437	Vincent Luhovey	Greensburg, PA	17-21
23	874	Zack Williams	New Prague, MN	27-18
24	511	Jace Kessler	Eagle, MI	18-24
25	751	Joshua Hill	Yoncalla, OR	31-19
26	80	Kevin Moranz	Topeka, KS	19-25
27	70	Justin Rodbell	Prince Frederick, MD	20-28
28	296	Ryder Floyd	Paris, TX	21-22
29	323	John Adamson	United Kingdom	26-23
30	53	Derek Drake	San Luis Obispo, CA	28-26
31	568	Crockett Myers	Navasota, TX	30-27
32	111	Anthony Rodriguez	Venezuela	23-34
33	174	Luca Marsalisi	Danbury, CT	29-32
34	588	Eddie Norred	Rockford, IL	34-30
35	412	Jared Lesher	Elderton, PA	36-29
36	208	Logan Leitzel	Dillsburg, PA	0-31
37	411	Scott Meshey	North Ridgeville, OH	32-40
38	193	Ryan Diezic	Streetsboro, OH	0-33
39	93	Jerry Robin	Hamel, MN	38-35
40	45	Colt Nichols	Muskogee, OK	37-36
41	716	Jacob Baumert	Buckner, KY	0
42	109	Raimundo Trasolini	Venezuela	0

 

Justin Barcia seemed back to speed at Ironman, putting a solid fifth-place finish in moto two.

MOTO ONE RESULTS

The start of Moto One went to Jett Lawrence, but some early Moto aggression from Aaron Plessinger had us thinking he may take the lead, but in true Jett fashion, he put his head down and maintained the position. Chase Sexton started just outside the top five and quickly made his way into the top three. Chase went to work on Aaron, making the pass into second, where he would go after leader Jett Lawrence. Jason Anderson also followed Sexton’s steps and made his way around Plessinger as well. Jett would increase his lead by the end and go on to win the moto.

POS.	#	RIDER	HOMETOWN	BIKE
1	18	Jett Lawrence	Australia	HON CRF450R
2	23	Chase Sexton	La Moille, IL	HON CRF450R
3	14	Dylan Ferrandis	France	YAM YZ 450F
4	21	Jason Anderson	Rio Rancho, NM	KAW KX450SR
5	7	Aaron Plessinger	Hamilton, OH	KTM 450 SX-F FE
6	9	Adam Cianciarulo	Murrieta, CA	KAW KX450SR
7	36	Garrett Marchbanks	Coalville, UT	YAM YZ 250F
8	539	Dylan Wright	Canada	HON CRF450R
9	953	Harri Kullas	Estonia	YAM YZ 450F
10	493	Jess Pettis	Canada	KTM 450 SX-F FE
11	51	Justin Barcia	Greenville, FL	GAS MC450F
12	69	Phillip Nicoletti	Cohocton, NY	YAM YZ 450F
13	106	Stephen Rubini	France	KAW KX450
14	78	Grant Harlan	Kailua Kona, HI	YAM YZ 450F
15	434	Bryce Shelly	Telford, PA	YAM YZ 450F
16	91	Jeremy Hand	Mantua, OH	HON CRF450R
17	437	Vincent Luhovey	Greensburg, PA	HON CRF450R
18	511	Jace Kessler	Eagle, MI	YAM YZ 450F
19	80	Kevin Moranz	Topeka, KS	KTM 450 SX-F
20	70	Justin Rodbell	Prince Frederick, MD	HQV FC450
21	296	Ryder Floyd	Paris, TX	HON CRF450R
22	47	Fredrik Noren	Sweden	SUZ RMZ 450
23	111	Anthony Rodriguez	Venezuela	KTM 450 SX-F
24	604	Max Miller	Springfield, OR	KTM 450 SX-F
25	12	Shane McElrath	Canton, NC	YAM YZ 450F
26	323	John Adamson	United Kingdom	HQV FC450
27	874	Zack Williams	New Prague, MN	HON CRF450R
28	53	Derek Drake	San Luis Obispo, CA	SUZ RMZ 450
29	174	Luca Marsalisi	Danbury, CT	YAM YZ 450F
30	568	Crockett Myers	Navasota, TX	KTM 450 SX-F
31	751	Joshua Hill	Yoncalla, OR	YAM YZ 450F
32	411	Scott Meshey	North Ridgeville, OH	HQV FC450
33	716	Jacob Baumert	Buckner, KY	YAM YZ 450F
34	588	Eddie Norred	Rockford, IL	KAW KX450
35	109	Raimundo Trasolini	Venezuela	GAS MC450F
36	412	Jared Lesher	Elderton, PA	YAM YZ 250
37	45	Colt Nichols	Muskogee, OK	KAW KX450
38	93	Jerry Robin	Hamel, MN	YAM YZ 450F
39	107	Jose Butron	Spain	GAS MC450F

Despite a brutal practice crash, Dylan Ferrandis was riding great in the first moto; he climbed his way up to third.

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