MOTOCROSS ACTION MID-WEEK REPORT

GAINING POINTS IN THE MUD

Cooper Webb grabbed third on the night giving him even more momentum in the championship.

Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb once again showed grit and determination, overcoming adversity in the mud to finish third at Foxborough Supercross. His ninth podium finish of the season further expanded his Monster Energy AMA Supercross 450SX Championship lead, giving him a 15-point advantage.

Cooper Webb did not give up and his determination showed.

Once again, rain called for an abbreviated schedule, but this time the rain stayed and wreaked havoc on the track as well. In addition to the mud and the unrelenting rain, it was a cold day for Round 12 of Monster Energy AMA Supercross. Despite the challenging conditions and only one session before the night show, Webb qualified fourth. He then got a good start to his heat race in second and crossed the line in the runner-up position, but was credited with the win after the competition was penalized for jumping on a Red Cross section. Webb got another good start to the main event in fifth but had a couple of tip-overs and had to make his way back to sixth. On the final lap, he made one last charge and claimed the final podium spot, making championship gains.

Cooper Webb said: “Man, it was a crazy, crazy day. That was a stressful day. A lot of mud and a lot of conditions to deal with. In the main event, I was able to come through. I had a great start, but I ended up crashing twice. I put my head down there at the end and made some hard charges, so I’m super stoked with that and stoked to get on the podium and extend my points lead.” 

CAREER FIRST WIN

Chance Hymas beat the conditions and was one of the few riders to stay up in the mud.

Honda HRC Progressive’s Chance Hymas earned the first 250SX main-event victory of his career at this weekend’s Foxborough Supercross, masterfully navigating a track made treacherous by consistent rain. With the slick and muddy conditions, Hymas capitalized on the mistakes of others and rode in control.

All smiles grabbing his first career 250 Supercross win.

The 250SX East main event saw Hymas grab a top-five start from a far-outside gate and maintain his cool despite the atrocious conditions. Setting a pace that was faster than the competition, while also minimizing mistakes, the Idaho native advanced, assuming the lead at the midway point and maintaining it to the checkers. He crossed the finish line over half a minute ahead of second-place Park, who had taken that position on the same lap that Hymas secured the lead.

Chance Hymas said: “My night at Foxborough was amazing—my first ever Supercross win, which is such a great feeling! The track was a complete mudder, and it was insane, but I kept it on two wheels. The team did an amazing job getting me prepared for it. I’m so stoked right now, and looking forward to next weekend.”

2025 MXA 85CC MINI-CYCLE SHOOTOUT

MXA PHOTO TRIVIA

Who is this rider? The answer can be found at the bottom of the article. 

MXA FANTASY LEAGUE – FXR GIVEAWAY: THE WINNER OF THE FOXBOROUGH SUPERCROSS SCORED 195 POINTS

What a weekend of racing at the 2025 Foxborough Supercross. The conditions made it nearly impossible to correctly predict the scores from the race. Chance Hymas was the winner in the 250 class as he sat in second behind Dayton Briggs for about half the race and then capitalized when Briggs lost the front end and went down. Cullin Park and Gage Linville also grabbed their first podium finishes. In the 450 class, it was Aaron Plessinger who was the big winner but it was Cooper Webb who made a few last-minute passes to put himself on the podium and extend the points lead.

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THE WINNER OF THE FOXBOROUGH FANTASY LEAGUE  “TEVONSONO5”

Tevonsono5 was the big winner on a night when it was very challenging to pick correctly. He will now be able to grab some new gear or accessories courtesy of FXR.

WEEKLY TOP TEN

POS	Name	Points
1	Tevonsono5	195
2	GasGas Fata$$362	190
3	Grinos48	188
4	PaulyShoresy	188
5	cassleigh12	185
6	74KX250	185
7	All Terrain One	185
8	jumptown66	185
9	APFlood	183
10	Hapastyle	178

 

450 CLASS PREDICTIONS 

Fighting through injury Ken Roczen was still able to grab fourth on the night in Foxborough.

It was basically guessing who would win this weekend but one rider who has been known to do well in the mud took the win. That rider is Aaron Plessinger and that was the prediction that gave 36 fantasy points this includes a ten-point bonus. Second Chase Sexton was chosen and he would finish up sixth giving only 17 fantasy points. In third Webb was chosen and this again was correct giving 31 fantasy points with the bonus. In fourth Ken Roczen was chosen and this was a correct prediction giving 29 fantasy points. In fifth Justin Barcia was chosen and once again correct. Justin Hill was the final pick but he did not see himself up front so he would receive no points.

250 CLASS PREDICTIONS

It was a wild start to the 250 race as R.J. Hampshire was wide open when he tucked the front end and caused a large pileup of riders.

In the 250 class, R.J. Hampshire was predicted to win but would finish in fifteenth giving no points. In second Tom Vialle was chosen and he finished twenty-second giving no fantasy points. In third Seth Hammaker was chosen but he finished ninth giving no points. In fifth Daxton Bennick was chosen and he finished in fifth giving 28 fantasy points with the ten-point bonus for the correct prediction. And in sixth Chance Hymas was chosen, he’d go on to win giving 26 fantasy points.

OVERALL TOP TEN

POS	Name	Points
1	Mnash927	2603
2	Radracing41	2591
3	Shane	2586
4	Thatkidmonty	2581
5	Timx20	2569
6	Sparro	2565
7	Vaughn99	2558
8	Tsmitty	2555
9	jb178	2554
10	Gramagy	2547