FINAL 2023 SUPERCROSS POINT STANDINGS

What can we say that hasn’t already been said? The 2023 season started with incredibly high expectations but injuries would lower those expectations as the series pushed forward. And as the series came to a wrap, multiple championship contenders in all classes would be carried off the course. But despite the multiple crashes, we cannot deny that some of the races this season have been EPIC. Close battles with multiple winners across the series would results in us itching for the gate drop each weekend. While it may have ended the way many weren’t expecting, there’s still some positive notes that we took from 2023. Three riders would break an incredible loss hiatus as Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, and Chase Sexton would sweep the championship for Honda.

So scroll down below to check out the where everyone finished at the end of the 2023 Monster Energy Supercross season.

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450 CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 17 OF 17)

Despite what the keyboard warriors on social media may tell you, Chase Sexton earned the 2023 450 championship title. The ability to put himself in the position of earning the title was nothing short of a challenge as the Honda rider faced multiple crashes throughout the series, but got up each time to salvage his points. With multiple wins in the season and being the fastest qualifier nearly every weekend, there was no doubt that Chase is made of championship material. While we would have LOVED to see Eli Tomac and Chase duke it out at the final round, we have to come to terms with Chase securing the title fair and square.

It would have been even more epic to see the three championship contenders, Cooper Webb included, to battle at the final round but that’s just how the cookie crumbles. Now that first and second were claimed in the championship it was all up to one spot. One rider, Ken Roczen, had to get two points to pass Cooper Webb’s position. But as the Main Event commenced, Ken dabbed his foot in a corner hyper extending his knee in the process. This would result in a DNF and leave Cooper Webb’s position in the championship intact.

POS.	#	NAME		Total Points
1	23	Chase Sexton		372
2	1	Eli Tomac		339
3	2	Cooper Webb		304
4	94	Ken Roczen		304
5	51	Justin Barcia		267
6	21	Jason Anderson		242
7	7	Aaron Plessinger		236
8	46	Justin Hill		212
9	9	Adam Cianciarulo		210
10	15	Dean Wilson		200
11	12	Shane McElrath		151
12	28	Christian Craig		150
13	751	Josh Hill		149
14	45	Colt Nichols		141
15	11	Kyle Chisholm		112
16	80	Kevin Moranz		96
17	60	Justin Starling		94
18	78	Grant Harlan		94
19	44	Benny Bloss		91
20	17	Joey Savatgy		85
21	47	Fredrik Noren		78
22	32	Justin Cooper		76
23	519	Joshua Cartwright		76
24	68	Cade Clason		64
25	14	Dylan Ferrandis		56
26	90	Tristan Lane		29
27	170	Devin Simonson		28
28	219	Chase Marquier		22
29	74	Logan Karnow		19
30	24	Rj Hampshire		15
31	111	Anthony Rodriguez		15
32	27	Malcolm Stewart		15
33	73	John Short		12
34	25	Marvin Musquin		11
35	173	Hunter Schlosser		8
36	460	Michael Hicks		8
37	160	Cole Seely		7
38	848	Joan Cros		7
39	604	Max Miller		5
40	412	Jared Lesher		5
41	129	Lane Shaw		4
42	91	Jeremy Hand		2
43	140	Alex Ray		2

250 WEST CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 9 OF 9)

The same can be said for both 250 classes when it comes to the Lawrence bros. Nearly perfect rides each weekend would lend itself to having the championship served on a silver platter. These guys put in the work when it comes to racing and where it mattered most, staying on two wheels. While it’s safe to say that the probability of both winning the championships with full two full rosters is high, we can’t gloss over the fact that most of the competition wadded every other weekend. Jett Lawrence would secure his title early and this would be the last time we see him on a 250. The only battle left would be between second and third place.

After the final Main Event of the season, Rj Hampshire would finish in second in the points but Enzo Lopes would lose his third place position to Levi Kitchen.

POS.	#	NAME		Total Points
1	1W	Jett Lawrence		223
2	24	Rj Hampshire		186
3	43	Levi Kitchen		156
4	56	Enzo Lopes		149
5	49	Mitchell Oldenburg		131
6	34	Max Vohland		121
7	48	Cameron Mcadoo		101
8	33	Pierce Brown		98
9	41	Derek Kelley		87
10	83	Cole Thompson		87
11	59	Robbie Wageman		78
12	52	Carson Mumford		72
13	40	Stilez Robertson		55
14	508	Hunter Yoder		55
15	53	Derek Drake		52
16	85	Dilan Schwartz		51
17	79	Dylan Walsh		49
18	69	Phillip Nicoletti		44
19	84	Mitchell Harrison		44
20	111	Anthony Rodriguez		40
21	42	Joshua Varize		33
22	604	Max Miller		19
23	981	Austin Politelli		19
24	93	Jerry Robin		19
25	410	Brandon Scharer		14
26	173	Hunter Schlosser		13
27	162	Maxwell Sanford		12
28	76	Dominique Thury		12
29	98	Geran Stapleton		11
30	89	Kaeden Amerine		11
31	102	Wilson Todd		6
32	702	Hunter Cross		4
33	500	Julien Benek		4
34	100	Matt Moss		4
35	388	Brandon Ray		4
36	260	Dylan Woodcock		3
37	636	Luke Kalaitzian		2
38	55	Austin Forkner		1

250 EAST CLASS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 10 OF 10)

Hunter Lawrence is in the same boat as Jett Lawrence. Exceptional rides each weekend would pay off handsomly as the Honda rider would clinch his title a race early. While he won the title, the battle for second and third was heating up between Max Anstie and Haiden Deegan. But as the Main Event came to a close, a pass by Hunter Lawrence on Max Anstie would bump his fellow Honda rider down in the points by just a single digit, allowing Haiden Deegan to secure second in the championship.

POS.	#	NAME		Total Points
1	1E	Hunter Lawrence		241
2	238	Haiden Deegan		183
3	63	Max Anstie		182
4	58	Jordon Smith		159
5	57	Chris Blose		143
6	6	Jeremy Martin		132
7	29	Nate Thrasher		120
8	128	Tom Vialle		120
9	67	Cullin Park		117
10	285	Coty Schock		94
11	66	Henry Miller		86
12	62	Jace Owen		82
13	30	Jo Shimoda		75
14	339	Talon Hawkins		73
15	91	Jeremy Hand		62
16	832	Chance Hymas		60
17	460	Michael Hicks		58
18	243	Caden Braswell		52
19	31	Michael Mosiman		51
20	125	Luke Neese		44
21	50	Marshal Weltin		42
22	99	Hardy Munoz		32
23	247	Brock Papi		29
24	330	A J Catanzaro		28
25	86	Josiah Natzke		17
26	602	Gage Linville		14
27	170	Devin Simonson		12
28	192	Jack Chambers		12
29	300	Lane Allison		10
30	116	Tj Albright		6
31	174	Luca Marsalisi		6
32	95	Lance Kobusch		3
33	242	Garrett Hoffman		3
34	511	Jace Kessler		2

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