2024 PRO MOTOCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 5 OF 11)

The 2024 Southwick National was an exciting one, especially in the 250 class. Haiden Deegan was strong all day and looked like he would go 1-1, but it got more exciting than that when he went down ten minutes into the second moto. Still, he ended up with the overall win and he extended his points lead. Now, Haiden has a 42-point lead on Chance Hymas and a 43-point gap on Tom Vialle. In the 450 class, Hunter held a six-point lead on Chase coming into Southwick and an eight-point lead on Jett. Now, the standings are even closer.

Scroll below to see updated point standings after Southwick, brought to you by ThorMX. 

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450 POINT STANDINGS: SOUTHWICK NATIONAL

Chase Sexton didn’t get the overall, but he rebuilt his confidence. 

The 450 class looked like it was another Lawrence show, with Jett and Hunter going one-two in the first race at Southwick, but Chase Sexton found another gear late in the second moto at Southwick and was somehow able to pass both Hunter and Jett for the moto win. No, he didn’t win the overall, but he regained some serious confidence. Now the points are ultra close, three points separate the top three in the 450 class. Hunter retains the red plate while Jett and Chase are tied for position number two.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	96	Hunter Lawrence	213
2	1	Jett Lawrence	210
3	4	Chase Sexton	210
4	32	Justin Cooper	176
5	7	Aaron Plessinger	162
6	14	Dylan Ferrandis	152
7	21	Jason Anderson	148
8	51	Justin Barcia	148
9	27	Malcolm Stewart	133
10	22	Freddie Noren	90
11	28	Christian Craig	83
12	36	Phillip Nicoletti	77
13	23	Grant Harlan	70
14	75	Marshal Weltin	63
15	79	Harri Kullas	54
16	12	Shane McElrath	49
17	58	Cullin Park	39
18	68	Romain Pape	39
19	53	Derek Kelley	37
20	46	Justin Hill	35
21	762	Kyle Webster	20
22	11	Kyle Chisholm	20
23	70	Jerry Robin	18
24	15	Dean Wilson	17
25	26	Garrett Marchbanks	17
26	387	Gert Krestinov	15
27	60	Lorenzo Locurcio	15
28	290	Alvin Östlund	11
29	56	Jeremy Hand	11
30	103	Scotty Verhaeghe	9
31	84	Anthony Rodriguez	9
32	777	James Harrington	8
33	65	Henry Miller	8
34	87	Max Miller	6
35	93	Bryce Shelly	4
36	97	Tristan Lane	3
37	416	Jake Masterpool	1

250 POINT STANDINGS: SOUTHWICK NATIONAL

Haiden Deegan extends his points lead. 

The 250 class was once again full of drama at round five. Haiden Deegan was dominant in the first moto, grabbing the holeshot and managing a healthy lead all the way to the finish. Then, in moto two, he got out front quickly, scrubbing past Levi Kitchen in a kamikaze move directly after the start to take the first spot. Then, Tom Vialle began to pressure Haiden about ten minutes into the race. Haiden then made a mistake and stuffed his front wheel into a berm and went down. It looked like Tom would hold on for the win and be able to gain five points on Haiden who was solidly in third, but then, Tom began to lose steam, Jo Shimoda smelled blood in the water and made the pass for first, and then Tom went down on the final lap trying to re-pass Jo and hold off the hard-charging Haiden Deegan.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	38	Haiden Deegan	238
2	48	Chance Hymas	196
3	16	Tom Vialle	195
4	47	Levi Kitchen	177
5	30	Jo Shimoda	174
6	29	Ty Masterpool	146
7	39	Pierce Brown	133
8	33	Jalek Swoll	124
9	31	Jordon Smith	115
10	17	Joseph Savatgy	111
11	929	Julien Beaumer	107
12	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	96
13	166	Casey Cochran	74
14	40	Dilan Schwartz	67
15	59	Daxton Bennick	60
16	511	Nicholas Romano	58
17	69	Coty Schock	52
18	705	Mark Fineis	49
19	57	Nate Thrasher	46
20	99	Jett Reynolds	41
21	107	Ryder McNabb	37
22	35	Talon Hawkins	29
23	37	Max Anstie	13
24	108	Jorgen-Matthias Talviku	11
25	473	Lux Turner	11
26	273	Brock Bennett	7
27	413	Crockett Myers	7
28	435	Marcus Phelps	2
29	914	Russell Buccheri	2
30	162	Max Sanford	1
31	78	Joshua Varize	1

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