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
Motorsports fans have a packed weekend ahead, from NASCAR’s Shriners Children’s 500 at Phoenix to the NHRA Gatornationals Finals in Florida. With ARCA, Xfinity, and action like the Gatornationals, this guide has all the broadcast details you need to plan your race-filled weekend. Don’t miss out! Continue reading This Weekend in Motorsports: US TV Schedule (March 7-9, 2025)
Ken Roczen charged from fourth to first mid-race, securing his first Daytona victory and Suzuki’s first since 2009. Meanwhile, RJ Hampshire captured an emotional 250SX win dedicated to his late father. Cooper Webb’s second-place finish extended his championship lead to 10 points. Continue reading Roczen and Hampshire Conquer Daytona Supercross
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
Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton head into Arlington’s Round 7 of SMX Supercross tied in points after Webb’s dramatic Detroit victory over Ken Roczen. The AT&T Stadium Triple Crown event marks the series’ 18th visit to the venue, where 65% of winners have gone on to claim the championship. Continue reading This Week In SuperMotocross: Round 7 – Arlington
Drama unfolded at Ford Field as Cooper Webb captured his first victory of 2025, overtaking Ken Roczen in the closing minutes to tie the championship points lead. The excitement continued in the 250SX class, where Levi Kitchen used a late-race restart to snatch victory from Max Anstie. Continue reading Webb Claims 450 Victory while Kitchen Capitalizes in 250s at Detroit Supercross
After Malcolm Stewart’s breakthrough victory in Tampa, the SMX Championship heads to historic Detroit’s Ford Field for Round 6. Stewart became the 69th different winner in 450SX Class history at age 32, while points leader Chase Sexton carries a slim five-point lead over Cooper Webb into a venue known for championship-defining moments. Continue reading This Week In SuperMotocross: Round 6 – Detroit
Eight-time AMA Supercross/Motocross Champion Eli Tomac has been sidelined with a broken fibula sustained during Tampa Supercross qualifying. Initially thought to be a minor injury, Tomac remarkably competed through the main event before further evaluation revealed the fracture. He will miss upcoming rounds starting with Detroit this weekend. Continue reading Supercross Champion Eli Tomac Sidelined with Broken Fibula
Malcolm Stewart secured his first career 450SX victory at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium, while Max Anstie dominated the 250SX East opener. Stewart, a Florida native, charged from mid-pack to claim the win in his 109th start, as defending champion Jett Lawrence remained sidelined with injury. Continue reading Stewart and Anstie Light Up Tampa with Supercross Victories
The SMX series heads to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa for Round 5, featuring the start of the Eastern Regional 250SX Championship. Fresh off his Triple Crown victory in Glendale, Chase Sexton brings the red plate to Florida, while the 250 class makes history with defending champions Tom Vialle and RJ Hampshire competing head-to-head in the same region. Continue reading This Week In SuperMotocross: Round 5 – Tampa
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