2024 PRO MOTOCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 10 OF 11)

Coming into the 2024 Budds Creek National, Haiden Deegan had a 70-point lead. In the 250 class, questions arose about whether Haiden would play it smart and ride for an easier top-ten finish to secure the Championship, but he came out on fire in moto one and took the win. With Haiden snagging the moto one win, he set himself up to win the title early. The only spoiler would be Levi Kitchen finishing second in moto one, but he ended up third, which granted Haiden Deegan the 2024 250 Pro Motocross title three motos early. In the 450 class, Chase Sexton had a 28-point lead coming in, and for the third time, he’ll leave the race with a 28-point lead again.

See the updated point standings after Budds Creek, brought to you by Thor MX. 

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450 POINT STANDINGS AFTER BUDDS CREEK

Hunter Lawrence was solid again, but Chase Sexton would not be denied at Budds Creek. 

Two weekends in a row, Hunter Lawrence and Chase Sexton have swapped positions in moto one and two. Hunter Lawrence has won the opening motos and Chase Sexton has been the second moto winner in the last two rounds, keeping the points gap the same at the front of the pack. Hunter has been riding well, but he’s still looking for that elusive first win. Going into Budds Creek next weekend, Chase Sexton has a healthy buffer over the Australian in the 450 Pro Motocross Championship.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	4	Chase Sexton	454
2	96	Hunter Lawrence	426
3	7	Aaron Plessinger	359
4	32	Justin Cooper	337
5	21	Jason Anderson	328
6	14	Dylan Ferrandis	288
7	27	Malcolm Stewart	271
8	28	Christian Craig	217
9	1	Jett Lawrence	210
10	22	Freddie Noren	178
11	36	Phillip Nicoletti	165
12	51	Justin Barcia	148
13	79	Harri Kullas	145
14	75	Marshal Weltin	142
15	23	Grant Harlan	136
16	68	Romain Pape	99
17	12	Shane McElrath	97
18	53	Derek Kelley	84
19	58	Cullin Park	82
20	11	Kyle Chisholm	68
21	26	Garrett Marchbanks	50
22	762	Kyle Webster	45
23	938	Broc Tickle	42
24	84	Anthony Rodriguez	41
25	46	Justin Hill	35
26	94	Ken Roczen	31
27	60	Lorenzo Locurcio	31
28	3	Eli Tomac	29
29	15	Dean Wilson	29
30	70	Jerry Robin	22
31	56	Jeremy Hand	21
32	290	Alvin Östlund	20
33	829	Henry Jacobi	17
34	387	Gert Krestinov	15
35	2	Cooper Webb	14
36	65	Henry Miller	13
37	87	Max Miller	13
38	45	Colt Nichols	11
39	103	Scotty Verhaeghe	9
40	777	James Harrington	8
41	93	Bryce Shelly	6
42	199	John Short	5
43	112	Trevin Nelson	5
44	296	Ryder Floyd	4
45	910	Carson Brown	3
46	97	Tristan Lane	3
47	416	Jake Masterpool	3
48	421	Tristan Purdon	1

Aaron Plessinger has been riding awesome this summer and has just scored three podium finishes in a row.

Jason Anderson ended up fifth overall at Budds Creek. 

250 POINT STANDINGS AFTER BUDDS CREEK

Haiden Deegan’s 1-10 moto scores were enough to earn him his first 250 National Championship. 

The 250 Pro Motocross Championship has officially been settled, but that doesn’t mean Tom Vialle, Levi Kitchen and Chance Hymas will roll over next weekend and let Haiden win again. All the front runners in the 250 class are still looking to pick up momentum and build confidence going into the three SMX playoff races, where big bonus money and another Championship are on the line.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	38	Haiden Deegan	445
2	47	Levi Kitchen	383
3	16	Tom Vialle	369
4	48	Chance Hymas	311
5	30	Jo Shimoda	289
6	29	Ty Masterpool	283
7	39	Pierce Brown	257
8	33	Jalek Swoll	255
9	31	Jordon Smith	219
10	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	218
11	929	Julien Beaumer	207
12	17	Joseph Savatgy	179
13	166	Casey Cochran	164
14	40	Dilan Schwartz	137
15	511	Nicholas Romano	132
16	59	Daxton Bennick	124
17	37	Max Anstie	121
18	99	Jett Reynolds	99
19	69	Coty Schock	79
20	35	Talon Hawkins	78
21	705	Mark Fineis	77
22	26	Garrett Marchbanks	51
23	57	Nate Thrasher	46
24	473	Lux Turner	44
25	107	Ryder McNabb	37
26	24	R.J. Hampshire	27
27	108	Jorgen-Matthias Talviku	22
28	273	Brock Bennett	16
29	413	Crockett Myers	13
30	350	Chandler Baker	12
31	302	Parker Ross	9
32	401	Blake Gardner	9
33	435	Marcus Phelps	8
34	404	Tom Guyon	7
35	751	Evan Ferry	5
36	359	Jake Cannon	4
37	337	Slade Smith	4
38	914	Russell Buccheri	2
39	565	Stav Orland	1
40	245	Matti Jorgensen	1
41	162	Max Sanford	1
42	322	Charlie Heyman	1
43	78	Joshua Varize	1

Casey Cochran crashed out at Unadilla last weekend, we are unsure if he’ll be at Ironman next weekend. 

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