Seth Hammaker was the big winner of the AMA Supercross 250 Showdown, which brought together the East and West divisions in Indianapolis this weekend.

Haiden Deegan was fastest in qualifying, with Hammaker second. In the qualifying races, Max Anstie won in the East and Deegan in the West.

In the main race, Hammaker secured the holeshot and led until the end, winning with a 5.766s advantage over Tom Vialle. Deegan recovered to third place, followed by R.J. Hampshire and Cole Davies.

In the championship, Vialle leads the East division, while Deegan leads the West and overall in both.

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Cooper Webb won the ninth round of the AMA Supercross 450 at Indianapolis as Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing secured a one-two finish and cemented its championship lead.

In qualifying, Ken Roczen was fastest, with Webb fourth. In the qualifying races, Malcolm Stewart and Chase Sexton won their respective events.

In the main race, Webb dominated after a good start from Justin Barcia, finishing with an advantage of 8.455s over teammate Cooper, who secured second place. Sexton completed the podium.

Webb strengthened his championship lead, 15 points ahead of Sexton. Roczen is third, followed by Cooper and Stewart.

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AMA Supercross continues at a good pace and will have another round this weekend, with Lucas Oil Stadium hosting the 450 and 250 East zone categories.

In AMA 450SX, Ken Roczen was the winner of the last round in Daytona, but it’s Cooper Webb (Yamaha) who leads the championship with 168 points, ten more than Chase Sexton (KTM), while the German Suzuki rider is third. Jason Anderson (Kawasaki) is fourth and Malcolm Stewart (Husqvarna) fifth.

In the East zone of AMA 250SX, RJ Hampshire was the last to win but Max Anstie (Yamaha) is the championship leader after three rounds, with six more points than Tom Vialle (KTM), who is still looking for his first victory of the year.

Chance Hymas (Honda) is third overall, with Hampshire (Husqvarna) being fourth, ahead of Nate Thrasher (Yamaha).

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The most recent round of the AMA Supercross 250SX was marked by intense battles and twists. Chance Hymas got off to a good start, but Tom Vialle quickly took the lead, engaging in a duel with Max Anstie, who, while trying to defend his position, crashed and ended up at the back of the pack early in the race.

Vialle maintained a strong pace but felt pressure from RJ Hampshire and Levi Kitchen, who overtook Hymas and closed in on the leader. Hampshire eventually passed Vialle in a banked section of the track, taking the race lead. Meanwhile, Kitchen secured third place, but a mistake while attempting a wheelie resulted in a violent crash, leading to the red flag and a temporary race stoppage.

In the restart, Hampshire held the lead, despite pressure from Vialle. Anstie, who had crashed at the start, staged a remarkable recovery, quickly climbing to eighth place. Meanwhile, the battle for third place intensified, with Seth Hammaker overtaking Hymas after a well-executed maneuver in a jump section.

In the end, RJ Hampshire secured a well-deserved victory, followed by Tom Vialle and Seth Hammaker, who completed the podium. Max Anstie, despite the initial misfortune, managed to recover to sixth place, securing important championship points.

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Ken Roczen made history by securing his first AMA Supercross 450 victory in Daytona, in a race filled with emotion and challenges. The Main Event began with Jason Anderson taking the lead, closely followed by Aaron Plessinger, Cooper Webb, and Roczen. Chase Sexton, hampered by a poor starting grid position, began the race in 14th place and had to recover ground.

Plessinger showed excellent pace and managed to overtake Anderson, taking the lead. Meanwhile, Roczen began to stand out, overtaking Webb and Anderson in succession, placing himself in direct contention for the victory. Demonstrating great speed in the whoops, the German pressured Plessinger until he achieved a decisive overtake, taking command of the race.

Cooper Webb tried to respond, overtaking Plessinger and reducing the gap to Roczen. However, a mistake exiting a turn caused him to lose crucial time, allowing the leader to consolidate his position. Chase Sexton, after a great recovery, also managed to pass Plessinger, but Webb reacted quickly to hold onto second place.

In the final moments, Roczen remained calm and controlled the pressure from Webb, securing a memorable victory. The podium was completed with Webb in second and Plessinger in third, after recovering the position from Sexton. Anderson, who started strong, ended up losing ground and finished outside the top 3. With this triumph, Roczen strengthens his title bid and breaks the Daytona victory taboo.

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The latest round of AMA Supercross 250SX provided motorsport fans with a spectacle full of adrenaline and unexpected twists. The race had an intense start, with Chance Hymas appearing to secure the holeshot, but Tom Vialle quickly took the lead while navigating the first turn. The Frenchman engaged in a direct duel with Max Anstie, who, while trying to defend his position, got caught on one of the protective blocks and fell, relegating him to last place right at the beginning of the race.

Vialle established a strong pace in the lead but quickly felt pressure from RJ Hampshire and Levi Kitchen, who soon overtook Hymas in the battle for second place. Hampshire, determined to claim victory, caught up to the French rider and staged an exciting duel for the lead. The decisive pass came in an inclined section of the track, where Hampshire used the outside line to take the front of the race.

The battle for third place also brought excitement, with Kitchen managing to overtake Hymas. However, shortly after, a fatal error compromised his race. While attempting to perform a ‘wheelie’ to overcome a valley, his Kawasaki suffered a violent impact, resulting in a spectacular crash. The accident led to the display of the red flag and an interruption of the race for rider assistance and grid restructuring for a staggered restart.

At the restart, Hampshire remained in the lead, followed by Vialle, Hymas, Hammaker, Bennick, and Mumford. Despite a slight hesitation that almost allowed Vialle to recover the position, Hampshire managed to maintain his advantage. Anstie, who had started in 11th position after the initial incident, demonstrated an impressive recovery by quickly climbing to eighth place.

In the final moments of the race, attention focused on the dispute for the last podium position between Hymas and Hammaker. The latter showed great determination and made the decisive pass by tripling through a section where Hymas only doubled the jumps, thus securing third place.

With the checkered flag signaling the end of the race, RJ Hampshire celebrated a well-deserved victory, followed by Tom Vialle and Seth Hammaker completing the podium. Max Anstie, despite the initial setback, managed to minimize the damage by finishing in a respectable sixth place, securing valuable points in the championship battle.

AMA Supercross 250SX continues to demonstrate why it is one of the most exciting motocross competitions, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next confrontation on the tracks.

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Saturday night, March 2, was the stage for a memorable race in AMA Supercross 450 at Daytona. Ken Roczen shone brightly and claimed his first-ever victory on this iconic track, withstanding pressure from fierce competitors and overcoming challenges that tested the limits of his technical and mental capacity.

The Main Event began with Jason Anderson starting at the front, securing the holeshot and leading the first laps. Aaron Plessinger, Cooper Webb, and Ken Roczen followed closely, while Chase Sexton, hampered by poor grid positioning due to having to go through the LCQ, was only in 14th position.

Webb attempted to overtake Plessinger in the very first lap, but the “Cowboy” showed firmness and maintained second position. Anderson took advantage of the moment to gain some advantage, while Sexton began his recovery, passing Justin Cooper and Malcolm Stewart to approach the leading group.

With seven minutes of the race elapsed, Plessinger demonstrated an impressive pace and launched himself into the lead. The crowd vibrated with his overtake of Anderson, but the excitement was far from over. Ken Roczen, who until then remained discreet, found his rhythm and passed Webb and Anderson in consecutive laps, positioning himself as the main contender for victory.

The race reached its most intense point halfway through the regulation time, when Roczen approached Plessinger dangerously. The German explored good lines and showed impressive speed in the whoops, pressuring the leader until finding an opening to take the front.

Meanwhile, Cooper Webb did not give up. After losing ground, he initiated a remarkable recovery and overtook Plessinger to reach second place. However, an error compromised his advance: by momentarily stagnating, he allowed Sexton to also pass Plessinger and approach. Webb reacted immediately, accelerating to escape from Sexton, while Roczen had a less successful lap, reducing the gap between them.

In the final minutes of the race, Webb put pressure on Roczen and almost touched his rear wheel. However, a crucial error when exiting a corner caused him to lose precious time, allowing Roczen to breathe and consolidate his lead.

This time, there was no comeback from Webb. Roczen, so often overcome by his rival in decisive moments, showed coolness and intelligence to hold the lead until the end. With this victory, the German rider not only broke a personal taboo in Daytona but also consolidated his position among the main title contenders.

The podium was completed by Webb and Plessinger, who managed to recover third position from Sexton in the final moments. Jason Anderson, after a promising start, ended up losing ground and finished outside the fight for the top-3.

The AMA Supercross now moves on to the next round, where riders will continue the battle for crucial championship points. If this race was an indicator of what’s to come, fans can expect more excitement and intense duels throughout the season.

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Haiden Deegan dominated round seven of AMA Supercross in Arlington, Texas, taking the overall victory in the 250SX Class and taking the championship lead.

In race 1 Deegan took advantage of a mistake by Jo Shimoda and an accident by Jordon Smith to win, with Coty Schock and Michael Mosiman completing the podium, while in race 2 the driver repeated the victory, overtaking Michael Mosiman in the final moments of the race.

Finally, with race 3 and despite Cole Davies’ victory, Deegan secured second place, enough to win the stage.

With the result, Deegan became the first driver of the season to repeat a victory and took the lead in the championship. Coty Schock and Michael Mosiman completed the podium of the stage.

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The seventh round of the AMA Supercross in Arlington, Texas, was marked by intense competition in the 450SX category. The first race saw Justin Cooper secure the holeshot, but Ken Roczen overtook him in the final moments. The challenging track caused several crashes, with Jason Anderson losing positions. Cooper Webb finished sixth, preparing for the next races.

In the second race, Justin Cooper led again, but a mistake by Chase Sexton allowed Webb to take the lead. An incident between Anderson and Justin Barcia slowed them both down, while Roczen recovered to fifth. Webb won, equaling Sexton and Cooper on points. The decisive race promised excitement, with five riders fighting for the win.

The third race was crucial, with Plessinger leading initially, but Roczen taking the lead. Sexton came close, but a mistake gave Webb the lead. A collision between Sexton and Webb resulted in a crash for Sexton, who was also hit and blocked, finishing fifth. Webb took the overall win, followed by Roczen and Sexton.

With the win, Webb took the lead in the championship, five points ahead of Sexton. The Arlington round was marked by twists and turns and incidents, promising fierce competition in the coming rounds of AMA Supercross.

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AMA Supercross returned to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, for the seventh round of the season and the second event in the Triple Crown format. In the 250SX class, Haiden Deegan was the big star of the night, taking the overall win with a consistent performance and taking over the championship lead.

Race 1: Deegan seizes opportunity and wins

The first race of the night began with Jo Shimoda taking the lead, but a mistake in the sand section threw everything away for the Japanese rider. With Shimoda out of the lead, Coty Schock and Jordon Smith took control of the race and alternated at the front of the pack. However, just when it looked like Smith could secure victory, a dramatic crash in the whoops section took him out of the race with one lap to go.

The winner was Haiden Deegan, who had come from just behind and inherited the lead. The young Yamaha rider crossed the finish line first, followed by Schock and Michael Mosiman, ensuring a podium totally dominated by Yamaha.

Smith, who had to be assisted by the medical team, managed to raise his arms to the crowd before being taken off the track, receiving a huge ovation from the fans.

Race 2: Deegan repeats win and moves to within a whisker of overall victory

In the second race, Michael Mosiman took the early lead, followed by Garrett Marchbanks and Coty Schock. However, Haiden Deegan quickly showed his speed, overtaking championship leader Julien Beaumer and moving into the top spots.

After an intense chase with Mosiman, Deegan managed to overtake his rival in the final moments of the race and secured his second consecutive victory of the night. With two wins in the first two races, the Yamaha rider was in an excellent position to take overall victory in the event.

Race 3: Deegan secures night’s title despite Davies’ win

At 1-1 in the first two races, Deegan knew he didn’t necessarily need to win the final heat to secure the night’s title. The start was dominated by Coty Schock, followed by Julien Beaumer and Cole Davies. The latter showed great speed and quickly took the lead of the race, shooting ahead to victory.

Deegan, meanwhile, had to battle with Beaumer, with both engaging in an intense duel full of blocking and overtaking. Eventually, Deegan managed to overtake his rival and secured second place in the race, enough to secure first place overall on the night with 1-1-2.

Davies celebrated victory in the third race with an impressive whip over the finish line, but his inconsistent placings throughout the night (4-17-1) placed him only seventh overall. Coty Schock, meanwhile, secured second place overall with 2-4-6, earning his first career podium. Michael Mosiman completed the top 3 in the overall standings with 3-2-7.

Julien Beaumer, who was leading the championship before the race, finished only sixth overall (6-8-4), ceding the championship lead to Haiden Deegan.

Deegan takes the championship lead

With this win in Arlington, Haiden Deegan becomes the first 250SX rider to repeat a win this season and takes over the championship lead. The young Yamaha talent showed speed, consistency and maturity throughout the night, establishing himself as one of the main contenders for the title.

The AMA Supercross now moves on to the next round, where the fight for the title promises to continue.

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