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

The Ironman National is officially in the books and it’s Chase Sexton who walks away as Champion in the 450 class. Hunter Lawrence and Aaron Plessinger finished second and third in the series, and both have to leave this season without any wins. Hunter won multiple first motos, but he never earned an overall win. Aaron Plessinger was close in the second moto today in Indiana, but Chase picked up the pace and managed to pull away and go 1-1 to seal the deal on his first 450 Outdoor title.

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450 CHAMPIONSHIP POINT STANDINGS AFTER 11 ROUNDS

Chase Sexton puts a stamp on the Championship with a 1-1 at Ironman. 

Red Bull KTM last won the 450 National Championship in 2015 with Ryan Dungey, and it’s Chase Sexton who brings the title back to the Austrian group. Chase also added to his win streak, now making it five in a row. As we head into the SMX Championship, the points will reset, and Chase Sexton will enter Charlotte SMX in two weeks with a three-point lead on Hunter Lawrence.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	4	Chase Sexton	504
2	96	Hunter Lawrence	462
3	7	Aaron Plessinger	403
4	32	Justin Cooper	371
5	21	Jason Anderson	362
6	27	Malcolm Stewart	297
7	14	Dylan Ferrandis	288
8	28	Christian Craig	244
9	1	Jett Lawrence	210
10	22	Freddie Noren	204
11	36	Phillip Nicoletti	193
12	79	Harri Kullas	163
13	75	Marshal Weltin	162
14	51	Justin Barcia	148
15	23	Grant Harlan	144
16	12	Shane McElrath	118
17	68	Romain Pape	106
18	53	Derek Kelley	94
19	58	Cullin Park	91
20	11	Kyle Chisholm	74
21	3	Eli Tomac	67
22	26	Garrett Marchbanks	50
23	762	Kyle Webster	45
24	15	Dean Wilson	44
25	938	Broc Tickle	42
26	84	Anthony Rodriguez	41
27	46	Justin Hill	35
28	94	Ken Roczen	31
29	60	Lorenzo Locurcio	31
30	70	Jerry Robin	25
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	91	Devin Simonson	11
40	103	Scotty Verhaeghe	9
41	777	James Harrington	8
42	93	Bryce Shelly	8
43	199	John Short	5
44	112	Trevin Nelson	5
45	296	Ryder Floyd	4
46	910	Carson Brown	3
47	97	Tristan Lane	3
48	421	Tristan Purdon	3
49	416	Jake Masterpool	3
50	77	Preston Kilroy	1

Hunter rode solid all season to finish second in the 450 National Championship. Impressive for the 450 rookie. 

250 CHAMPIONSHIP POINT STANDINGS AFTER 11 ROUNDS

Haiden Deegan won the 250 Pro Motocross Championship three motos early. He went 1-10 at Budds Creek and 11-1 at Ironman.

With Haiden Deegan claiming the top spot last weekend, the battle for second was on for Tom Vialle and Levi Kitchen. Levi held the momentum coming into Ironman after winning Spring Creek, Unadilla, and Budds Creek. Tom won the opening moto and Levi was second, but the difference maker was the second race when Levi crashed out and DNF’d, allowing the Frenchman to claim second in the points.

POS.	#	NAME	POINTS
1	38	Haiden Deegan	481
2	16	Tom Vialle	412
3	47	Levi Kitchen	405
4	48	Chance Hymas	349
5	29	Ty Masterpool	316
6	30	Jo Shimoda	289
7	33	Jalek Swoll	277
8	39	Pierce Brown	269
9	31	Jordon Smith	253
10	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	250
11	929	Julien Beaumer	221
12	17	Joseph Savatgy	192
13	166	Casey Cochran	164
14	40	Dilan Schwartz	151
15	37	Max Anstie	145
16	511	Nicholas Romano	145
17	59	Daxton Bennick	124
18	99	Jett Reynolds	99
19	35	Talon Hawkins	89
20	69	Coty Schock	88
21	705	Mark Fineis	83
22	24	R.J. Hampshire	65
23	26	Garrett Marchbanks	51
24	473	Lux Turner	47
25	57	Nate Thrasher	46
26	107	Ryder McNabb	37
27	94	Ken Roczen	23
28	108	Jorgen-Matthias Talviku	22
29	593	Drew Adams	18
30	273	Brock Bennett	18
31	350	Chandler Baker	17
32	302	Parker Ross	15
33	413	Crockett Myers	13
34	401	Blake Gardner	9
35	435	Marcus Phelps	8
36	404	Tom Guyon	7
37	751	Evan Ferry	5
38	359	Jake Cannon	4
39	337	Slade Smith	4
40	112	Trevin Nelson	3
41	914	Russell Buccheri	2
42	565	Stav Orland	1
43	245	Matti Jorgensen	1
44	162	Max Sanford	1
45	135	Lance Kobusch	1
46	378	Kyle Wise	1
47	322	Charlie Heyman	1
48	78	Joshua Varize	1

Tom Vialle won the 250SX East Coast Championship and placed second outdoors.  

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