250 OVERALL RACE RESULTS | 2021 THUNDER VALLEY NATIONAL

250 OVERALL RACE RESULTS | 2021 THUNDER VALLEY NATIONAL

The 250 class is in full force at the second round of the 2021 Pro Motocross season located in Lakewood, Colorado. Thunder Valley hosts one of the most vertically inclined rounds with the riders heading up and down the green hillside. In timed qualifying, we saw Justin Cooper smoke the rest of the field with a 2-second advantage on second place’s Jeremy Martin and Nate Thrasher in third. The 2021 season is already full of surprises as the top 10 are filled with older and younger 250 riders alike. Unfortunately for the 250 class, Alex Martin had a nasty crash in timed qualifying, find out more HERE.

So who do you think will win come out on top in the motos in the lites class? Will Jett Lawrence grab another overall or will we see another one of the many riders get the win? Scroll down below as we report all the action LIVE from Thunder Valley MX.

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Photos by Chad Murray

250 OVERALL RACE RESULTS

The 250 Motos may not have been as exciting as the 450 class, but the racing was close nonetheless. 

Justin Cooper took the holeshot with Jett Lawrence chasing in second place. The other Lawrence brother, Hunter ran in third place. Jett and Justin went back and forth making passing and blocking attempts on each other for the lead. Rj Hampshire ran in fourth place with Jarrett Frye in fifth. Rj went down hard at the bottom of one of the downhill sections, being ejected from the bike. Jarrett Frye moved up to fourth place with Jalek Swoll in fifth. After five minutes, Jett Lawrence was right up behind Justin Cooper for the lead.

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Jeremy Martin found himself on the side of the track after a crash and it would be an unfortunate weekend for the Martins. Jett nearly took out Justin with a very close pas leading up one of the hills. The two race leaders were remarkably ahead of the rest of the field, more than nine seconds ahead of third place. At half of the race remaining, Jett proceeded to create a gap in between himself and Justin Cooper. At six minutes remaining, Michael Mosiman made the pass on Jo Shimoda for fourth place. Jett won the moto but Justin Cooper grabbed the overall.

POS. # RIDER Motos
1 32 Justin Cooper 2 2
2 18 Jett Lawrence 4 1
3 41 Hunter Lawrence 5 3
4 30 Jo Shimoda 6 4
5 64 Colt Nichols 9 5
6 48 Garrett Marchbanks 7 7
7 47 Jalek Swoll 10 6
8 6 Jeremy Martin 1 40
9 90 Dilan Schwartz 8 12
10 24 RJ Hampshire 3 19
11 38 Austin Forkner 13 8
12 91 Nathanael Thrasher 11 10
13 59 Jarrett Frye 12 13
14 39 Carson Mumford 14 14
15 45 Pierce Brown 36 9
16 42 Michael Mosiman 34 11
17 241 Joshua Varize 16 16
18 115 Maximus Vohland 15 17
19 75 Ty Masterpool 33 15
20 73 Derek Kelley 17 20
21 220 Ramyller Alves 21 18
22 667 Jesse Flock 18 39
23 604 Max Miller 19 21
24 33 Derek Drake 20 22
25 158 Tre Fierro 23 23
26 874 Zack Williams 24 25
27 432 Kaeden Amerine 26 24
28 310 Kai Aiello 25 27
29 554 Wade Brommel 27 26
30 195 Blake Ashley 28 28
31 726 Gared Steinke 22 34
32 352 Bronson McClure 29 30
33 124 Lane Shaw 32 29
34 841 Jeffrey Walker 31 37
35 162 Maxwell Sanford 30 38
36 995 Christopher Prebula 37 33
37 959 Max Groom 35 36
38 67 Stilez Robertson 38 35
39 286 Brandon Sussman 31
40 299 Konnor Visger 32
41 742 TJ Uselman 39
42 112 Xylian Ramella 40

250 MOTO 1 RACE RESULTS

Austin Forkner didn’t get the start he wanted in the first moto.

It was Jeremy Martin and Jett Lawrence who had a photo holeshot with Justin Cooper racing in third place. The track was slick as the track was freshly watered by the track crew. Michael Mosiman and Ty Masterpool battled for fourth place on the first lap. A red flag was waved after Jerry Robin had a nasty tumble leading to a restart of the race. Justin Cooper grabbed the holeshot and it was Joshua Varize who made his way passed Jeremy Martin for second. Both Jeremy and Rj Hampshire made their passed Varize all within a handful of turns. Hunter Lawrence got redemption from a poor start before the red flag was waved as he now sat in fifth place.

His brother Jett Lawrence sat in fourth and he had begun to make progress on Rj Hampshire who sat in third. With just over nine minutes passed, Jeremy Martin made a significant gain on his teammate, closing the gap on Cooper. Rj Hampshire also made progress on the two race leaders, giving some breathing room between himself and Jett Lawrence. Jeremy Martin made a close squeeze on Justin Cooper just after the start straight, and later becoming successful on the doubles heading up the hill.

Justin Cooper led the majority of the race but his teammate would make the pass.

With less than ten minutes remaining, the leaders began to run into lap traffic. But unlike the entirety of the 2021 Supercross season, these guys moved over for the leaders. Jeremy Martin’s lead grew to over two seconds on Justin Cooper. Michael Mosiman who was running in sixth had a mechanical issue, pulling off into the mechanic’s area.

POS. # RIDER
1 6 Jeremy Martin
2 32 Justin Cooper
3 24 RJ Hampshire
4 18 Jett Lawrence
5 41 Hunter Lawrence
6 30 Jo Shimoda
7 48 Garrett Marchbanks
8 90 Dilan Schwartz
9 64 Colt Nichols
10 47 Jalek Swoll
11 91 Nathanael Thrasher
12 59 Jarrett Frye
13 38 Austin Forkner
14 39 Carson Mumford
15 115 Maximus Vohland
16 241 Joshua Varize
17 73 Derek Kelley
18 667 Jesse Flock
19 604 Max Miller
20 33 Derek Drake
21 220 Ramyller Alves
22 726 Gared Steinke
23 158 Tre Fierro
24 874 Zack Williams
25 310 Kai Aiello
26 432 Kaeden Amerine
27 554 Wade Brommel
28 195 Blake Ashley
29 352 Bronson McClure
30 162 Maxwell Sanford
31 841 Jeffrey Walker
32 124 Lane Shaw
33 75 Ty Masterpool
34 42 Michael Mosiman
35 959 Max Groom
36 45 Pierce Brown
37 995 Christopher Prebula
38 67 Stilez Robertson
39 742 TJ Uselman
40 112 Xylian Ramella

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