250 OVERALL RACE RESULTS // 2023 LOS ANGELES SMX PLAYOFF #3 (UPDATED)

250 RACE RESULTS // 2023 LOS ANGELES SMX PLAYOFF #3

The Supermotocross final is here; Hunter Lawrence, unfortunately, had an injury from the free practice yesterday that he agitated in qualifying today and will sit out this evening. The battle is on between Jo Shimoda and Haiden Deegan, as the winner of the two will take the overall. The track is very technical, and lap times are very close, a perfect recipe for a good race. For all the results and updates, check out below.

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250 OVERALL RESULTS 

Up front early in the second moto, Levi Kitchen was the one to lead them around. Title contender Jordon Smith unfortunately found himself on the ground and out of contention. As for Jo Shimoda, he had three Star Racing Yamaha’s between him and the win. Kitchen, Deegan, and Cooper would settle one, two, and three, headed past the halfway point. Haiden Deegan kept pace and seemed to be riding within his zone and not over-riding. Through the moto, the Star Racing Yamaha riders were able to maintain about a six-second lead over Jo Shimoda. Jo would make a charge through the closing laps, but it would not be enough. Deegan would end up second in the moto and take the overall for the 2023 Supermotocross series.

POS # NAME  M1 M2
1 238 Haiden Deegan 5 2
2 30 Jo Shimoda 4 4
3 24 RJ Hampshire 2 6
4 32 Justin Cooper 7 3
5 43 Levi Kitchen 10 1
6 58 Jordon Smith 1 10
7 33 Pierce Brown 8 5
8 38 Jalek Swoll 6 8
9 34 Maximus Vohland 9 6
10 128 Tom Vialle 3 13
11 339 Talon Hawkins 11 9
12 85 Dilan Schwartz 12 11
13 49 Mitchell Oldenburg 13 14
14 67 Cullin Park 14 15
15 285 Coty Schock 15 16
16 75 Ryder DiFrancesco 21 12
17 71 Preston Kilroy 16 17
18 243 Caden Braswell 17 19
19 41 Derek Kelley 19 18
20 57 Chris Blose 18 22
21 125 Luke Neese 18 22
22 508 Hunter Yoder 22 21

250 MOTO ONE RESULTS 

In the first moto, Haiden Deegan was aggressive from the gate drop, but the Factory KTM rider of Tom Vialle led them around the first laps of the race. Jo Shimoda started around the eighth position and had to start picking his way through the pack, where he had to pass the likes of Justin Cooper and Jalek Swoll, who did not make it easy on him. Around mid-way, Haiden Deegan started his attack on leader Tom Vialle when Haiden’s teammate Jordon Smith slid inside him and made the pass, moving Haiden back to third. Smith then went on to pass for the lead, making the move uphill out of the Coliseum. Through the change in positioning, Haiden Deegan ended up just one place in front of Jo Shimoda going into the race’s final laps. Jo did not seem to be making up much ground, but he turned on the aggression and made a costly block pass and took the position away from Deegan. Jo would desperately search for a way around Vialle to put some distance between Shimoda and Haiden Deegan. Jo would not get Vialle by the end but would hold off Deegan.  Jordon Smith would win the moto, his first win in five years.

Pos # Name
1 58 Jordon Smith
2 24 RJ Hampshire
3 128 Tom Vialle
4 30 Jo Shimoda
5 238 Haiden Deegan
6 38 Jalek Swoll
7 32 Justin Cooper
8 33 Pierce Brown
9 34 Maximus Vohland
10 43 Levi Kitchen
11 339 Talon Hawkins
12 85 Dilan Schwartz
13 49 Mitchell Oldenburg
14 67 Cullin Park
15 285 Coty Schock
16 71 Preston Kilroy
17 243 Caden Braswell
18 125 Luke Neese
19 41 Derek Kelley
20 75 Ryder DiFrancesco
21 57 Chris Blose
22 508 Hunter Yoder

2023 SUPERMOTOCROSS PLAYOFF 3 // FULL COVERAGE

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