2023 SUPERCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 6 OF 17)

On Feb 18, 2023 Last updated Feb 19, 2023

2023 SUPERCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 6 OF 17)

Coming into the 2023 Oakland Supercross, it was a tight battle at the front of the 450 class. Eli Tomac has had the red plate since the opening round at Anaheim 1 when he grabbed the win. However, a tough race for Eli and a second place for Chase Sexton at Tampa allowed the points gap to close to a mere two points separating the front two riders. Plus, Cooper Webb was only four points behind Eli Tomac after his win in Florida.

In the 250 class, Jett Lawrence has managed his lead with two wins and a second place finish coming into Oakland, with Cameron McAdoo and RJ Hampshire both having crashes that have damaged their points.

Scroll below to see the updated point standings for the 250SX West and 450SX classes, brought to you by Thor MX.

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450 CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 6 OF 17)

Eli Tomac wins at Oakland to extend his points lead.

The 450SX Main Event was fairly uneventful to begin with, Chase Sexton slowly pulled away from Eli Tomac to develop a healthy five second lead, while both riders snuck away from Cooper Webb early. Webb struggled in the whoops while Chase figured out a way to jump through them consistently each lap. However, after riding 75 percent of the Main Event flawlessly, Chase Sexton made a mistake over the dragon’s back, almost going down. Then, a few moments later, he crashed on the landing of the triple after the finish line jump. It looked like Chase did no wrong, but the Honda CRF450 flung him off the bike.

It was impressive to see Cooper Webb’s late race charge to pass Chase Sexton and pressure Eli Tomac on the last lap, but ultimately it was Tomac who took the win.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	1	Eli Tomac	139
2	2	Cooper Webb	132
3	23	Chase Sexton	132
4	21	Jason Anderson	111
5	94	Ken Roczen	104
6	7	Aaron Plessinger	104
7	51	Justin Barcia	97
8	17	Joey Savatgy	82
9	45	Colt Nichols	75
10	28	Christian Craig	75
11	9	Adam Cianciarulo	75
12	15	Dean Wilson	58
13	14	Dylan Ferrandis	56
14	46	Justin Hill	49
15	32	Justin Cooper	45
16	12	Shane McElrath	35
17	751	Josh Hill	24
18	80	Kevin Moranz	21
19	11	Kyle Chisholm	21
20	44	Benny Bloss	19
21	60	Justin Starling	18
22	68	Cade Clason	16
23	27	Malcolm Stewart	15
24	47	Fredrik Noren	15
25	519	Joshua Cartwright	13
26	25	Marvin Musquin	11
27	78	Grant Harlan	8
28	73	John Short	8
29	140	Alex Ray	2

Cooper Webb came into the night third and now he’s tied with Chase Sexton for second.

Chase Sexton led most of the Main Event and he was in position to take the points lead with a win, but a late race crash dropped him to second and Webb passed him, putting Chase in third.

Eli trailing Chase early in the Main.

250 WEST COAST POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 4 OF 9)

Jett Lawrence extends his lead to 20 points over Rj Hampshire.

The 250 West Main Event started with RJ Hampshire out front and Cameron McAdoo second. Even though he was third early, Jett Lawrence looked like he was going to play it cool and wait for a mistake. Early on, Cameron McAdoo bobbled in the whoops, allowing the points leader to get by. Then, while out front, Rj Hampshire washed his front end and went down, handing Jett his third win of the season.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	18	Jett Lawrence	101
2	24	Rj Hampshire	81
3	48	Cameron Mcadoo	80
4	49	Mitchell Oldenburg	69
5	43	Levi Kitchen	63
6	56	Enzo Lopes	63
7	40	Stilez Robertson	52
8	34	Max Vohland	52
9	33	Pierce Brown	51
10	79	Dylan Walsh	49
11	83	Cole Thompson	46
12	41	Derek Kelley	45
13	69	Phillip Nicoletti	44
14	111	Anthony Rodriguez	35
15	508	Hunter Yoder	31
16	59	Robbie Wageman	29
17	85	Dilan Schwartz	22
18	84	Mitchell Harrison	20
19	53	Derek Drake	20
20	42	Joshua Varize	13
21	93	Jerry Robin	12
22	162	Maxwell Sanford	12
23	76	Dominique Thury	7
24	981	Austin Politelli	6
25	102	Wilson Todd	6
26	98	Geran Stapleton	5
27	173	Hunter Schlosser	5
28	410	Brandon Scharer	4
29	702	Hunter Cross	4
30	500	Julien Benek	4
31	260	Dylan Woodcock	3
32	604	Max Miller	3
33	100	Matt Moss	1
34	388	Brandon Ray	1
35	55	Austin Forkner	1

RJ Hampshire salvaged a second place after suffering an AC joint separation in his shoulder and an injured spleen from his crashes at Anaheim 2, three weeks ago.