RJ Hampshire is the new West Zone AMA Supercross 250 Champion! The last race of the year, in Salt Lake City, was the one that crowned the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing rider as the winner of his region, with him beating Levi Kitchen, in the end, on a day in which both could have reached the title in the category.

The #24 ended up not even being the fastest on the track in the main event at Rice-Eccles Stadium, where the final title decisions for both zones were discussed but, compared to second place in the race, which finished 0.802s after Haiden Deegan (East), Hampshire gained the points needed to finish the championship at the top.

Kitchen needed more points but was fifth in the race, thus adding 17 points, while Hampshire, with 22 points, finished the championship with precisely 5 points ahead of #47 and proved that, at the round in Nashville, where he only scored 8 points, it would be decisive for the final classification and showed, once again, that regularity to win was key, with Hampshire finishing at the top.

In the direct confrontation there was even a draw, with both drivers winning three main events each but regularity determined the winner in the end, with this being Hampshire with a total of 208 points, five more than Kitchen.

Jordon Smith, third overall with 185, also beat Jo Shimoda who could have also achieved a place on the podium in the end but, on “D-day”, ended up not being better than #31.

Top 20 in the West zone:

O conteúdo Down to the wire to become champion: RJ Hampshire is the new AMA 250SX King, of the West region aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

Last weekend was rich in competitions and Tom Vialle had many reasons to celebrate, with him becoming the winner in the AMA Supercross 250, in the East.

In the final round of the competition, where both riders from the West and East were battling at the Rice-Eccles Stadium, the fastest was Haiden Deegan who still had the mathematical possibility of becoming champion in the East region but it wasn’t just up to him.

However, he did his part and won, leading all 18 laps in the main event and thus had to wait for a defeat on the part of Vialle which… almost didn’t happen: the Frenchman was eighth and thus did almost the «minimum services» to win his first title in the category, he is doing his second year in America after having shone in Europe, in MX2.

Vialle ended up becoming champion despite being more than 25 seconds behind Deegan, who was 4 points behind his opponent in the championship, with Coty Schock securing third place in the general classification by beating Pierce Brown by just one point, also this result. especially the performance in the last race of the season.

Results in Salt Lake City:

Championshop Top 20:

O conteúdo From Europe, with love: Tom Vialle wins AMA 250SX East aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

Jo Shimoda was the highlight of the night in Denver, counting for the penultimate round of the AMA Supercross 250 in the West. The Team Honda HRC rider got the holeshot and led every lap.

Shimoda was the fastest in the main event of the night at the Empower Field at Mile High and achieved an important victory that mathematically allows him to still dream of the category title even if he has to wait for a terrible night from those ahead of him in the classification, a since he is ranked fourth.

Levi Kitchen was second and RJ Hampshire third, with the latter being precisely the leading pair in the championship and equal on points. The first to be left off the podium was Nate Thrasher, ahead of Jordon Smith.

In the general classification, there are two riders who are ahead and on equal terms, both with 186 points: Levi Kitchen and RJ Hampshire, although Smith (165) and Shimoda (163) can still reach the title, but it doesn’t just depend on them.

Top 15 at Denver:

Top 15 of the Championship:

O conteúdo Until the end! Jo Shimoda didn’t give a chance at the AMA Supercross 250 in Denver; Champion will be decided in the last round aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

Nashville hosted another round of the AMA Supercross and with the 250 class to undergo a Showdown between the riders of the West and East region all together. In there there was a clear winner, RJ Hampshire, who dominated from the very first moment until the end.

The Husqvarna rider took the holeshot and from there on lead every single lap, ending the main event at the Nissan Stadium with a 3.663s gap over Jo Shimoda, with Tom Vialle to take another podium and being the best of the East region on track, while Jordon Smith and Jalek Swoll closed the top five.

In fact if the West riders took were faster overall, when looking at the top four, the truth is that the balance was clearly seen as after it was, foremost, East riders to take the following positions.

This win from Hampshire meant the lead of the West championship for the #24 who beat Levi Kitchen, now two points behind in the standings, while Smith is closer to Kitchen, but still 16 points behind.

As for the East region Vialle continued to build up on his lead, took the sixth consecutive podium and has now 13 points more than Haiden Deegan. Cameron McAdoo is three points behind Deegan.

Showdown Main Event:

West Standings:

East Standings:

O conteúdo RJ Hampshire dominated AMA 250SX showdown at Nashville and is the new West leader; Tom Vialle was third and the best from East region aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

The AMA Supercross continues apace and last weekend saw another round in both categories in Foxborough, where Cooper Webb (450SX) and Haiden Deegan (250SX East) were the big winners.

In the main category, Webb scored 25 points, beating Chase Sexton and Ken Roczen in the end, while in the 250SX East, the winner was once again Deegan, who beat Cameron McaDoo and Tom Vialle.

Watch the best moments from both categories in the videos below, starting with the 450SX:

250SX:

O conteúdo Video: The best moments from the AMA Supercross 450 and 250 in Foxborough aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

The Gillette Stadium in Foxborough hosted another round of the AMA Supercross this Saturday. With the season nearing its end, the main category, 450SX, is heating up after Cooper Webb’s victory. In 250SX East, Haiden Deegan took the win.

Webb (Monster Energy Star Yamaha) left no chances for his opponents in the 450SX class. The rider grabbed the holeshot and led from start to finish of the main race. In the end, he crossed the finish line with a 1.098s lead over Chase Sexton (Red Bull KTM).

The margin was never greater than 2.4s, but Webb managed to control the race, and with this victory, he reached 261 points equaling the championship leader, Jett Lawrence. The Team Honda RC rider was in the battle for the top five, finishing in fifth place.

In addition to Webb and Sexton, who finished second, the podium also featured Ken Roczen (Progressive Insurance Ecstar Suzuki) in third. The fourth place went to Jason Anderson (Kawasaki).

Also in the 250SX East class, the winner dominated the main race. Deegan (Monster Energy Star Yamaha) grabbed the holeshot and never relinquished the lead, crossing the finish line with a 4.159s lead over Cameron Mcadoo (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki).

Tom Vialle (Red Bull KTM) couldn’t keep up with the top two riders, finishing third more than 13 seconds behind the winner. Pierce Brown (Troy Lee Designs Red Bull GasGas) was fourth, and Max Anstie (FirePower Honda) concluded in fifth.

AMA 450SX results:

AMA 250SX results:

O conteúdo Cooper Webb won in Foxborough and equals AMA Supercross 450SX leader; Haiden Deegan stronger in 250SX aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

The AMA Supercross 250 West region had another round of the Triple Crown this weekend, this time in St. Louis and where one rider completely dominated the three main events: Levi Kitchen.

In the first race, the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider gave the competition no chance and led all 12 laps in the Dome At America’s Centre. Julien Beaumer got the holeshot but it was the championship leader who led from there.

Jo Shimoda was second and Jordon Smith third. RJ Hampshire was fourth and Nate Thrasher fifth.

In the second race the difference… was small. Ryder DiFrancesco took the holeshot but once again it was Kitchen who took the lead and never let it go, with another victory. Smith was second and Shimoda third, thus reversing the positions, with Hampshire and Thrasher fourth and fifth again.

As there are no two without three, in the third race Kitchen had the icing on the cake, with the holeshot and unsurprisingly again leading all the remaining laps. Hampshire was second this time, Shimoda third, with Smith fourth and Garrett Marchbanks getting the best result, finishing fifth.

Results in St Louis:

Championship top 20:

O conteúdo Complete and absolute domination by Levi Kitchen at the AMA 250 Triple Crown at St. Louis aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

This Saturday, the AMA Supercross season continued with the Seattle round at Lumen Field. Cooper Webb and Levi Kitchen emerged as the big winners of the night.
In the premier category, 450SX, spectators witnessed a thrilling main event where the protagonists fighting for victory were Webb (Monster Energy Star Yamaha) and

Chase Sexton (Red Bull KTM). Webb came out on top by just 0.592s, although Sexton had led for much of the race. Jett Lawrence (Team Honda HRC) finished third, followed by Aaron Plessinger (Red Bull KTM) and Ken Roczen (Progressive Insurance Ecstar Suzuki). In the championship standings, Lawrence keeps his lead, now with just a 16-point gap over Webb. Sexton is third, trailing by 23 points.

As for the 250SX West, Kitchen (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki) delivered a dominant performance in the main event, leading from start to finish. He progressively widened his margin to beat RJ Hampshire (Rockstar Energy Husqvarna) by a clear 21.051s. Jo Shimoda (Team Honda HRC) secured third place ahead of Garrett Marchbanks (Muc-Off FXR Club MX/Yamaha), while fifth place went to Carson Mumford (Smartop MotoConcepts Honda). Kitchen leads the championship with an eight-point advantage over Hampshire, with Jordan Smith (Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha) in third, 21 points behind the leader.

Results AMA 450SX:

Results AMA 250SX West:

O conteúdo Cooper Webb and Levi Kitchen won AMA Supercross in Seattle aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

Contrary to what happened with the AMA Supercross 450 class, there were three different winners in the 250 SX East region Triple Crown at Indianapolis as Cameron McAdoo, Tom Vialle and Haiden Deegan to go win one race each.

Despite all riders get to win, there was one that was more constant than anybody else at the Lucas Oil Stadium, taking home the overall win, and that was McAdoo.

Stay with the best moments of the weekend at Indy in the following video:

O conteúdo Video: Best moments of the AMA Supercross 250 Triple Crown at Indy aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.

What an intense Triple Crown was that on Indianapolis in the AMA Supercross 250 East region, full of excitment and with three different winners. The one who got to take the main leading role ended being Cameron McAdoo, but Tom Vialle and Haiden Deegan also tasted the number one position.

Race 1:

The first race began with Jalek Swoll taking the holeshot but it was Daxton Bennick who completed the first lap in the lead before McAdoo made his move to take the lead and from there on… no one else got to beat him, with the Kawasaki rider to win, Deegan was second and Seth Hammaker third. Vialle and Coty Schock took the last top five positions.

Race 2:

Jalek Swoll had again the best start and even led the first lap before Deegan got on the lead after that and also didn’t gave it away until the end, taking another win. McAdoo was second and Vialle third, while Pierce Brown was fourth and Chance Hymas fifth.

Race 3:

In the last race of the class at the Lucas Oil Stadium Nicholas Romano secured the holeshot but the lead was taken right afterwards by Vialle who went on a complete winner mode and led all the remaining laps, taking another win in the championship. Brown was second, McAdoo third. Bennick and Romano took the last two top five positions.

Race Results:

Overall:

Championship Standings:

O conteúdo AMA 250 SX East Triple Crown at its best three winners at Indianapolis: Cameron McAdoo, Haideen Deegan and Tom Vialle aparece primeiro em Motorcycle Sports.