2023 SUPERCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 3 OF 17)

The 2023 Monster Energy Supercross season has already clicked off three Rounds and the Anaheim 2 Supercross was another night of epic racing. The Triple Crown formatted race came at the perfect time in our schedule after Jett Lawrence and Eli Tomac both won the first two rounds. Consistency is key in the triple crown racing and the unique track layout of Anaheim 2 also created more close racing and opportunities for creative passes.

Scroll below to see the 2023 Supercross season point standings after Round 3 of 17, presented by Thor Mx.

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450 CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 3 OF 17)

Chase Sexton grabs the win at Anaheim 2, closing the points gap on Eli Tomac to just 4-points.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	1	Eli Tomac	69
2	23	Chase Sexton	65
3	2	Cooper Webb	65
4	94	Ken Roczen	58
5	21	Jason Anderson	55
6	14	Dylan Ferrandis	54
7	51	Justin Barcia	48
8	7	Aaron Plessinger	45
9	9	Adam Cianciarulo	43
10	45	Colt Nichols	39
11	17	Joey Savatgy	39
12	28	Christian Craig	34
13	15	Dean Wilson	28
14	46	Justin Hill	27
15	27	Malcolm Stewart	15
16	47	Fredrik Noren	14
17	12	Shane McElrath	14
18	11	Kyle Chisholm	12
19	25	Marvin Musquin	11
20	60	Justin Starling	11
21	519	Joshua Cartwright	7
22	78	Grant Harlan	6
23	751	Josh Hill	5
24	44	Benny Bloss	5
25	80	Kevin Moranz	4
26	68	Cade Clason	3
27	140	Alex Ray	2
28	73	John Short	2

Eli remains in charge of the points lead despite having a pretty scary crash in the last Main Event.

Cooper Webb is also now tied with Chase Sexton. The championship has gotten closer.

Ken Roczen sits fourth in the championship, only three points ahead of Jason Anderson.

Jason Anderson, Eli Tomac, and Chase Sexton were repping Ken Block inspired gear that Alpinestars created. Pretty cool.

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250 WEST COAST POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 3 OF 9)

Jett Lawrence retains the red plate and extends his points lead.

Triple Crown format racing always makes for an exciting battle and once again, there were countless crashes in the 250 class. It was heart breaking to see so many riders take such hard diggers, but it certainly shook things up on the results sheet. Rj Hampshire won the first Main, but crashed hard in second one and struggled in the final one. Cameron McAdoo, riding beat up from his qualifying crash, had some tip overs and salvaged his night. Pierce Brown had crashes, Enzo Lopes had crashes, Max Vohland had crashes, Jett Lawrence had crashes, Phil Nicoletti crashed on the last lap of the third main and, yes, even more than that hit the dirt.

In the end, Jett Lawrence’s 3-6-1 scores weren’t enough to get the win over Levi Kitchen’s 4-2-2, but he still extended his points lead over McAdoo and Hampshire.

POS.	#	NAME		POINTS
1	18	Jett Lawrence		75
2	48	Cameron Mcadoo		59
3	24	Rj Hampshire		58
4	49	Mitchell Oldenburg		54
5	40	Stilez Robertson		52
6	56	Enzo Lopes		46
7	43	Levi Kitchen		44
8	69	Phillip Nicoletti		44
9	41	Derek Kelley		43
10	79	Dylan Walsh		37
11	34	Max Vohland		36
12	33	Pierce Brown		33
13	83	Cole Thompson		32
14	111	Anthony Rodriguez		28
15	508	Hunter Yoder		23
16	59	Robbie Wageman		18
17	42	Joshua Varize		13
18	93	Jerry Robin		12
19	85	Dilan Schwartz		12
20	53	Derek Drake		11
21	162	Maxwell Sanford		7
22	76	Dominique Thury		7
23	84	Mitchell Harrison		7
24	102	Wilson Todd		6
25	98	Geran Stapleton		5
26	702	Hunter Cross		4
27	410	Brandon Scharer		4
28	604	Max Miller		3
29	260	Dylan Woodcock		3
30	173	Hunter Schlosser		2
31	388	Brandon Ray		1
32	55	Austin Forkner		1

Even after having a scary get-off through the whoops during the first qualifying session, Cameron McAdoo didn’t give up, lining up for the second qualifying session and the Mains. 

And still after finishing in the 6th overall position, Cameron remains in second place in the championship.

Rj was looking to be a serious contender through the night but a crash in the second moto would counteract the progress gained by winning the first Main. 

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