2024 PRO MOTOCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 3 OF 11)

On Jun 8, 2024 Last updated Jun 8, 2024

2024 PRO MOTOCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 3 OF 11)

Coming into the Thunder Valley National, Chase Sexton held an 8-point lead over Hunter Lawrence and a 24-point lead over Jett Lawrence (who sat sixth in the standings after a tough day at Hangtown). In the 250 class, Haiden Deegan held the red plate with a 13-point lead over Kitchen and a 16-point lead over Vialle.

This year, the track crew hasn’t been ripping the tracks as deep as usual. The Thunder Valley National track was extremely soft and rutted last year, but that wasn’t the case today. The track wasn’t as deep or wet in the morning, and it developed to be a faster track with a harder base than we’ve seen in Colorado over the last few years. Less ruts means that the track isn’t as “gnarly” but it also means that the riders have more room to move around on the track and make passes.

Scroll below for the updated point standings, brought to you by Thor MX.

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450 POINT STANDINGS: THUNDER VALLEY

Chase Sexton struggled at Thunder Valley and lost the points lead.

Chase Sexton held the red plate outdoors for the first time since the 2022 Pro Motocross season, but it didn’t last. He crashed in both motos at Thunder Valley and forfeited the lead points lead to Hunter Lawrence who went 1-2 for second overall on the day. Hangtown opened a new world of opportunity for this Championship with Chase Sexton going 1-1 and Aaron Plessinger leading 450 moto 2 all the way until the last few corners of the race, but both KTM riders were further back in the back today in Colorado as the Honda phenom’s capitalized.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	96	Hunter Lawrence	129
2	4	Chase Sexton	123
3	1	Jett Lawrence	113
4	32	Justin Cooper	109
5	7	Aaron Plessinger	100
6	21	Jason Anderson	97
7	51	Justin Barcia	95
8	14	Dylan Ferrandis	89
9	27	Malcolm Stewart	87
10	22	Freddie Noren	68
11	28	Christian Craig	58
12	75	Marshal Weltin	49
13	23	Grant Harlan	48
14	36	Phillip Nicoletti	38
15	46	Justin Hill	35
16	58	Cullin Park	29
17	68	Romain Pape	29
18	53	Derek Kelley	24
19	15	Dean Wilson	17
20	79	Harri Kullas	16
21	12	Shane McElrath	15
22	70	Jerry Robin	14
23	60	Lorenzo Locurcio	12
24	11	Kyle Chisholm	10
25	84	Anthony Rodriguez	9
26	87	Max Miller	6
27	93	Bryce Shelly	4
28	103	Scotty Verhaeghe	2
29	65	Henry Miller	2
30	416	Jake Masterpool	1

250 POINT STANDINGS: THUNDER VALLEY

Haiden Deegan went 1-2 for the overall win in Colorado.

The 250 races were ultra-exciting today in Colorado. Haiden Deegan got out front early in the first race and managed the gap well for the first three-quarters of the race. Then, in the final minutes, Tom was pressuring Haiden and he slid out in the long sweeping downhill corner. Somehow, he managed to get up in front of Tom, but Tom quickly passed him. Then, with a lap to go, Haiden blasted past Tom and took the lead and the win.

In the second moto, Chance Hymas proved to be the quickest and most consistent rider, grabbing the holeshot and pulling away to a five-second margin at the finish. Levi Kitchen struggled with crashes in Thunder Valley, and lost valuable points to Deegan in the standings.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	38	Haiden Deegan	144
2	48	Chance Hymas	121
3	16	Tom Vialle	121
4	47	Levi Kitchen	119
5	30	Jo Shimoda	99
6	33	Jalek Swoll	93
7	39	Pierce Brown	84
8	929	Julien Beaumer	73
9	29	Ty Masterpool	69
10	17	Joseph Savatgy	60
11	31	Jordon Smith	57
12	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	47
13	57	Nate Thrasher	46
14	40	Dilan Schwartz	43
15	59	Daxton Bennick	40
16	166	Casey Cochran	40
17	705	Mark Fineis	35
18	511	Nicholas Romano	35
19	69	Coty Schock	34
20	99	Jett Reynolds	22
21	107	Ryder McNabb	16
22	35	Talon Hawkins	12
23	473	Lux Turner	7
24	273	Brock Bennett	7
25	435	Marcus Phelps	2
26	413	Crockett Myers	1
27	78	Joshua Varize	1