2022 HIGH POINT NATIONAL // 450 OVERALL RACE RESULTS

The premier class has arrived to High Point Raceway for the fourth round of the 2022 Pro Motocross season. As the season stands, Chase Sexton is still currently in the lead with his impressive starts and podium finishes. While the number 23 holds onto the red plate, there have been plenty of riders who have been challenging the Honda rider such as Jason Anderson, Ken Roczen, Eli Tomac, Christian Craig, and more. So who do you think will master the very technical High Point track? Find out down below as we report all the action LIVE from High Point.

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450 OVERALL RACE RESULTS

Ryan Dungey grabbed the holeshot but the points leader Chase Sexton raced in second place. Ken Roczen and Chase raced side-by-side while trying to catch up to Ryan Dungey. While the top 3 were flying all over the track, Jason Anderson had caught up to Chase while Ken made the pass on Ryan. After 5 minutes, Jason made the pass for third place after getting around Ryan Dungey. Eli Tomac took out two bird with one stone, passing Ryan and Jason for third. At the 20 minute mark, the battle for first became a three way battle as Ken led the pack with his teammate on his six and Eli Tomac inching closer and closer.

Chase Sexton would take the lead after five minutes of constant passing attempts but a bobble right in front of the mechanics area would allow Kenny to take his position back. Another mistake a few turns later would allow Eli Tomac to also pass the 23. But just out of ear shot was none other than Ryan Dungey who entered the fight for third. Eli Tomac exploded past Ken after grabbing a handful of throttle for the lead with 12 minutes remaining.

With only a few minutes left in the race, Ken Roczen made a mistake letting both Chase Sexton and eventually Ryan Dungey by. Eli Tomac would take the win and Ken Roczen would pass Ryan Dungey for third on the final turn.

POS.	#	RIDER	Finishes M1 / M2
1	3	Eli Tomac	2	1
2	23	Chase Sexton	1	2
3	21	Jason Anderson	3	5
4	94	Ken Roczen	7	3
5	5	Ryan Dungey	6	4
6	51	Justin Barcia	4	7
7	17	Joseph Savatgy	5	8
8	28	Christian Craig	8	6
9	35	Garrett Marchbanks	10	10
10	12	Shane McElrath	13	9
11	41	Brandon Hartranft	12	12
12	73	Benny Bloss	11	13
13	7	Aaron Plessinger	9	15
14	26	Alex Martin	15	11
15	285	Marshal Weltin	16	14
16	55	Justin Rodbell	14	18
17	129	Henry Miller	19	16
18	82	Chris Canning	20	17
19	93	Tyler Stepek	17	20
20	437	Vincent Luhovey	18	22
21	65	Grant Harlan	21	19
22	63	Jeremy Hand	22	23
23	309	Jeremy Smith	23	24
24	140	Cullin Park	27	21
25	841	Jeffrey Walker	25	27
26	97	Jerry Robin	28	25
27	489	Ricci Randanella	26	29
28	57	Kevin Moranz	30	26
29	483	Bryton Carroll	29	31
30	279	Timothy Crosby	32	30
31	837	Bryson Gardner	24	38
32	746	Trevor Schmidt	31	32
33	148	Bryce Hansen	36	28
34	522	Rob Windt	34	33
35	820	Matthew Burkeen	38	34
36	391	Rody Schroyer	37	35
37	420	Jackson Gray	35	37
38	637	Robert Piazza	33	40
39	496	Dylan Kirchner	39	36
40	222	Antonio Cairoli	40	39

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450 MOTO 1 RACE RESULTS

Chase Sexton would grab the holeshot with Jason Anderson on his tail. Justin Barcia got a really good start as well sitting in third place with Joey Savatgy in third, Tony Cairoli in fourth, and Christian Craig in fifth. Christian Craig would make his way around Tony and Jason Anderson would make a mistake falling all the way back to fourth. Tomac entered the picture as Jason focused on catching up to Justin Barcia. Eventually, the four way battle would find themselves all in the same corner and Jason would sneak by Justin Barcia for the third place position. Eli later made the pass on Justin a minute later and started to close the gap on Joey.

Christian Craig and Antonio Cairoli traded paint in the infamous wall turn with Christian escaping unscathed and Tony laying on the ground. Eli made the pass on Joey at the 16 minute mark as Chase Sexton’s lead in the race grew to a staggering 9 and a half seconds. Eli eventually squeezed into second place after Jason Anderson made a mistake falling back to fourth. With eight minutes left, Chase’s lead has grown to over 15 seconds.

Jason Anderson rejoined the top 3 and pretty soon would be racing Eli Tomac. Back in sixth and seventh, Ken Roczen and Ryan Dungey battled as the two caught up to fifth and fourth. At this point it became pretty ridiculous how many riders were in the same corner. With lappers playing a factor and a four-way-battle going on, tension rose as the riders rode on the edge.

POS.		#	RIDER	INTERVAL
1		23	Chase Sexton	17 Laps
2		3	Eli Tomac	+11.652
3		21	Jason Anderson	+23.739
4		51	Justin Barcia	+28.965
5		17	Joseph Savatgy	+31.576
6		5	Ryan Dungey	+31.962
7		94	Ken Roczen	+32.155
8		28	Christian Craig	+44.614
9		7	Aaron Plessinger	+1:07.482
10		35	Garrett Marchbanks	+1:13.869
11		73	Benny Bloss	+1:42.654
12		41	Brandon Hartranft	+1:53.141
13		12	Shane McElrath	+1:54.328
14		55	Justin Rodbell	+1:56.977
15		26	Alex Martin	+2:00.227
16		285	Marshal Weltin	+2:06.994
17		93	Tyler Stepek	16 Laps
18		437	Vincent Luhovey	+22.399
19		129	Henry Miller	+34.094
20		82	Chris Canning	+37.638
21		65	Grant Harlan	+38.921
22		63	Jeremy Hand	+42.374
23		309	Jeremy Smith	+47.661
24		837	Bryson Gardner	+1:03.964
25		841	Jeffrey Walker	+1:12.196
26		489	Ricci Randanella	+1:18.889
27		140	Cullin Park	+1:23.202
28		97	Jerry Robin	+1:27.496
29		483	Bryton Carroll	+1:30.048
30		57	Kevin Moranz	+1:45.978
31		746	Trevor Schmidt	+1:46.250
32		279	Timothy Crosby	+2:10.349
33		637	Robert Piazza	+2:15.176
34		522	Rob Windt	+2:16.504
35		420	Jackson Gray	15 Laps
36		148	Bryce Hansen	+04.386
37		391	Rody Schroyer	+1:28.892
38		820	Matthew Burkeen	14 Laps
39		496	Dylan Kirchner	9 Laps
40		222	Antonio Cairoli	6 Laps