The 2025 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship’s penultimate round saw Chase Sexton triumph in the 450SX class, narrowing the championship gap to Cooper Webb. Meanwhile, Haiden Deegan clinched the 250SX Western Division title after a controversial pass on teammate Cole Davies. The season finale promises thrilling competition for the championship. Continue reading Championship Drama Unfolds At Denver Supercross
Motocross star Haiden Deegan was arrested in Walton County, Florida, for violating street racing and stunt driving laws. The 19-year-old was booked late Friday night and released early Saturday morning after posting a $1,000 bond. Details on the incident remain limited, with no official statement from Deegan or his team. Continue reading Haiden Deegan Arrested for Street Racing Violation in Walton County
Cooper Webb secured his seventh Arlington Supercross victory in nine events while Haiden Deegan dominated the 250SX Class during Saturday’s Triple Crown at AT&T Stadium. Webb’s 6-1-1 performance earned him the overall win and points lead, while Deegan’s 1-1-2 scores gave him both the victory and Western Regional points lead. Continue reading Webb Clinches Seventh Arlington Win, Deegan Dominates 250 Class in Triple Crown
Jett Lawrence clinched a thrilling victory at Anaheim 2 Supercross, battling wet conditions in the 450SX Class. Ken Roczen and Jason Anderson completed the podium. In 250SX, Haiden Deegan dominated, creating the first all-teen podium since 2011. Continue reading Jett Lawrence Triumphs in Wet Conditions at Anaheim 2 Supercross
The 450 Main Event at Anaheim 1 delivered high drama from the opening gate drop, with multiple lead changes and crashes shaping the outcome. Championship hopeful Jett Lawrence faced immediate adversity, emerging last from turn one after getting caught up with a Tuff Block while Prado and Anderson established themselves at the front. Continue reading Sexton Claims Victory in Chaotic 450 Main Event at A1; Shimoda Dominates 250 West Opener
Jett Lawrence claimed his second consecutive SuperMotocross World Championship title and $1 million prize in a thrilling finale in Las Vegas, overcoming brother Hunter, who finished second. Eli Tomac secured third place. In the 250SMX Class, Haiden Deegan defended his title. The 2024 championship showcased skill and endurance across 31 rounds. Continue reading Jett Lawrence and Haiden Deegan Retain SuperMotocross Titles in Vegas
The roar of engines and the smell of exhaust filled the air at Charlotte’s zMAX Dragway as the 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship Finals kicked off in spectacular fashion. In a day marked by dramatic comebacks and fierce competition, two rising stars of the sport etched their names in the annals of motocross history.
Jett Lawrence, the defending SMX Champion, silenced doubters and thrilled fans with a triumphant return to racing. Despite missing much of the Pro Motocross season, Lawrence proved he hadn’t lost a step, clinching a hard-fought victory in the 450SMX class. His battle with Eli Tomac in the final moto left spectators on the edge of their seats, showcasing the raw talent and determination that have made Lawrence a fan favorite.
Meanwhile, in the 250SMX class, Haiden Deegan lived up to his nickname “Danger Boy” with two heart-stopping come-from-behind victories. Starting from mid-pack in both motos, Deegan sliced through the field with surgical precision, leaving competitors and fans alike in awe of his skill and tenacity.
As the dust settled on the Charlotte track, one thing became clear: the road to the SuperMotocross World Championship title promises to be a thrilling journey, filled with unexpected twists and turns. With the stakes set to rise in the coming weeks, the question on everyone’s mind is: can Lawrence and Deegan maintain their momentum, or will new challengers emerge to claim motocross glory? Continue reading Lawrence and Deegan Dominate SuperMotocross Playoff 1 in Charlotte
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