2023 SUPERCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 5 OF 17)

On Feb 14, 2023 Last updated Feb 14, 2023

2023 SUPERCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 5 OF 17)

Tampa delivered in both classes this weekend as both the 450 and 250 Main Events had us at the edge of our seats in excitement. In the 250 class, Hunter Lawrence already had the red plate but a drastic mistake in the Main Event would shake things up as the race came to a close. In the 450 class, we had expected it to be another Eli Tomac show but when a bad start and top riders in the class mix, things started to get chaotic as the night came to an end.

So scroll down below to get a brief synopsis of the Main Events but make sure to check out our Race Results post to find out all the details of Tampa.

Scroll below to see the 2023 Supercross season point standings after Round 5 of 17, presented by Thor Mx.

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Photos by Brian Converse

450 CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 5 OF 17)

A lot of fantasy picks this weekend didn’t make people happy.

We’re still waiting for a race this season when the 450 class disappoints. Fortunately for us, Tampa did not. Eli Tomac would be cursed with a poor start during the Main Event while Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton would fly away from the pack within just a few turns.

Eventually, the gap between the leaders would evaporate with Cooper Webb playing mind games for about six minutes. Chase Sexton would fall under pressure through the whoops section resulting in Cooper Webb breaking his win hiatus. Now, the lead for the championship is still under Eli’s control, but sits only two points from Chase and four from Cooper.

POS.	#	NAME	Total Points
1	1	Eli Tomac	113
2	23	Chase Sexton	111
3	2	Cooper Webb	109
4	21	Jason Anderson	93
5	94	Ken Roczen	92
6	7	Aaron Plessinger	85
7	51	Justin Barcia	80
8	9	Adam Cianciarulo	67
9	17	Joey Savatgy	67
10	45	Colt Nichols	61
11	28	Christian Craig	59
12	14	Dylan Ferrandis	56
13	15	Dean Wilson	47
14	46	Justin Hill	40
15	32	Justin Cooper	32
16	12	Shane McElrath	28
17	80	Kevin Moranz	18
18	60	Justin Starling	18
19	11	Kyle Chisholm	16
20	27	Malcolm Stewart	15
21	751	Josh Hill	14
22	47	Fredrik Noren	14
23	44	Benny Bloss	13
24	68	Cade Clason	12
25	25	Marvin Musquin	11
26	519	Joshua Cartwright	11
27	78	Grant Harlan	8
28	73	John Short	8
29	140	Alex Ray	2

Chase Sexton is only two points away from Eli Tomac, but will his mistakes in the final moments of races hold him back?

A questionable block pass on Justin Barcia would result in Jason’s struggle throughout the night despite looking incredibly fast and possibly the contender for a win in Tampa.

250 EAST CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 2 OF 10)

Hunter Lawrence extended his lead on the championship, but not without having a couple close calls along the way.

When the Main Event commenced, Hunter would be nowhere near the front as the leaders pulled away. Eventually, Hunter would duck and dive through the field and catch up to the leader Nate Thrasher who virtually raced the entire Main Event with little to no competition.

Hunter would surprise Nate as the two collided at the exit of the sand section on the last lap. The two drag raced to the last turn with Hunter cutting off Nate’s line and taking the win.

POS.	#	NAME	Total Points
1	96	Hunter Lawrence	52
2	63	Max Anstie	44
3	238	Haiden Deegan	38
4	6	Jeremy Martin	36
5	128	Tom Vialle	33
6	31	Michael Mosiman	33
7	29	Nate Thrasher	31
8	832	Chance Hymas	30
9	58	Jordon Smith	29
10	62	Jace Owen	23
11	57	Chris Blose	23
12	285	Coty Schock	23
13	99	Hardy Munoz	20
14	66	Henry Miller	19
15	339	Talon Hawkins	16
16	67	Cullin Park	14
17	243	Caden Braswell	11
18	247	Brock Papi	11
19	125	Luke Neese	10
20	174	Luca Marsalisi	6
21	91	Jeremy Hand	5
22	460	Michael Hicks	5
23	170	Devin Simonson	5
24	86	Josiah Natzke	2
25	330	A J Catanzaro	1