2020 AMA MOTOCROSS NATIONAL POINT STANDINGS AFTER ROUND 7

With the seventh round of the AMA Nationals coming to an end, the season has shown that points are earned in big chunks, and especially for the 450 class, this was apparent. The weather was hot, humid, and the track was sandy and fast. It was clear that whoever got the holeshot in the motos would have a giant advantage over the rest of the field. With the most exciting season of Pro Motocross in recent memory, we knew anything could happen and some very intense racing would occur. Typically, it’s surprising to see rookies battling at the front with 450 veterans, however Adam Cianciarulo and Chase Sexton are the real deal and they’re not looking to settle for anything less than first. Adam Cianciarulo managed to get the early lead off the start in both motos and it was apparent how strong and suited he is now on the bigger bike. Chase Sexton held down the fastest lap times in qualifying so we expected him to perform well when it came time to race.

This outdoors season has proved to us that nothing is simple. Just when you think someone has the lead, in the blink of an eye, they can drop several positions. Usually the 450 class has more consistency at the front while the 250 class is more of a shake up. But, this year the tides have turned and it’s the 450 class that has seen multiple different winners and upset victories, while the battle for the red plate in the 250 class between Jeremy Martin and Dylan Ferrandis has been slightly more predictable. See below for the updated 2020 point standings and click our full coverage link for more action from the 2020 WW Ranch National.

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450 POINT STANDINGS (ROUND 7 OF 9)

Zach Osborne remains strong and goes 1-1 to hold onto the red plate leaving Jacksonville, Florida.

We have to admire the patience that Zach has when it comes to racing. In the first moto, 450 rookies Adam Cianciarulo and Chase Sexton were battling it out and Zach quietly waited till 5 minutes left when he made his charge. Flying passed the two front runners within a lap, and making it look easy, Zach would obtain a first moto win and would have similar results in the second moto. In the second moto, Adam led the pack after Justin Barcia’s holeshot led into a tip over in the sand. Unfortunately, Barcia wasn’t the only one who was going to play in the Florida sand as Adam joined in after having a run-in with Marvin Musquin. Zach would then make the pass for first place in the latter half of the race through precise line choice. He felt the heat of Tomac with only two laps left and Osborne gave it everything he had at that point to pull away from the defending champion and win the race. Osborne’s 1-1 finishes earned him a comfortable amount of points to keep the red plate.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	16	Zachary Osborne	285
2	9	Adam Cianciarulo	256
3	25	Marvin Musquin	255
4	1	Eli Tomac	233
5	4	Blake Baggett	219
6	51	Justin Barcia	218
7	23	Chase Sexton	207
8	62	Christian Craig	163
9	17	Joseph Savatgy	147
10	103	Max Anstie	139
11	20	Broc Tickle	134
12	31	Fredrik Noren	107
13	15	Dean Wilson	97
14	19	Justin Bogle	72
15	78	Jake Masterpool	63
16	48	Henry Miller	59
17	21	Jason Anderson	58
18	258	Justin Rodbell	58
19	50	Benny Bloss	47
20	75	Coty Schock	31
21	2	Cooper Webb	29
22	34	Tyler Bowers	23
23	43	John Short	21
24	42	Ben LaMay	21
25	79	Isaac Teasdale	19
26	349	Grant Harlan	18
27	309	Jeremy Smith	18
28	700	Justin Hoeft	17
29	11	Kyle Chisholm	15
30	443	Luke Renzland	11
31	647	Matthew Hubert	10
32	154	Chase Felong	8
33	61	Alex Ray	7
34	711	Tristan Lane	5
35	577	Felix Lopez	5
36	72	Robbie Wageman	4
37	841	Jeffrey Walker	4
38	503	McClellan Hile	3
39	281	Cory Carsten	3
40	412	Jared Lesher	3
41	794	Bryce Backaus	2

 

Unfortunately for Adam, a mistake in the second moto would cost him some very valuable points.

250 POINT STANDINGS (ROUND 7 OF 9)

Dylan’s consistent performance would earn him a first place in both motos. 

With the 2020 Pro Motocross Season coming near an end, we focus on the two that have been battling for the entirety of the 2020 season in the 250 class. After beating Jeremy Martin on his own turf at Millville, we were excited to see what tricks Dylan Ferrandis had in his bag to keep Jeremy Martin from fulfilling his redemption story. Unfortunately for Jeremy, Dylan had plenty of tricks that involved getting good starts, having good teammates, and straight-up leaving everyone in the dust. The Frenchman is fast and there is no doubt about it because he would later get both moto wins at the WW Ranch.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	14	Dylan Ferrandis	307
2	6	Jeremy Martin	294
3	26	Alex Martin	224
4	12	Shane McElrath	218
5	24	RJ Hampshire	217
6	32	Justin Cooper	204
7	83	Jett Lawrence	200
8	29	Cameron Mcadoo	165
9	74	Mitchell Harrison	138
10	30	Brandon Hartranft	134
11	220	Carson Mumford	116
12	84	Jo Shimoda	114
13	57	Derek Drake	106
14	35	Hunter Lawrence	88
15	239	Mason Gonzales	75
16	117	Stilez Robertson	70
17	68	Nick Gaines	58
18	41	Ty Masterpool	54
19	163	Pierce Brown	36
20	373	Hardy Munoz	33
21	134	Jarrett Frye	32
22	67	Jerry Robin	28
23	157	Darian Sanayei	24
24	355	Joseph Crown	24
25	352	Jalek Swoll	19
26	194	Lance Kobusch	18
27	227	Derek Kelley	15
28	251	Ezra Hastings	14
29	726	Gared Steinke	11
30	130	Austin Root	9
31	667	Jesse Flock	8
32	77	Kevin Moranz	7
33	387	Joshua Varize	7
34	874	Zack Williams	6
35	39	Jordan Bailey	6
36	374	Dilan Schwartz	5
37	162	Maxwell Sanford	4
38	221	Mathias Jorgensen	4
39	981	Curren Thurman	2

Alex Martin moved up to third in points.

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