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2026 PRO MOTOCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 10 OF 11)

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Budds Creek threw another major twist into the 250 championship with the rain, mud and penalties all playing a role. Levi Kitchen started the day with a one-point lead over Cole Davies and grabbed the moto one holeshot, but his advantage disappeared almost immediately when he went down and dropped deep into the pack. Chance Hymas took over out front before Davies worked his way past and began pulling away. Kitchen charged back through the field, but his race became even tougher after he was forced to ditch his goggles. He eventually crossed the line tenth, but a four-position penalty dropped him to 14th in the official results. Davies took the win ahead of Hymas and Landen Gordon, giving Davies control of the championship heading into moto two. Hymas came back with the holeshot in the second moto and opened a gap while Davies and Kitchen worked into second and third. Kitchen eventually found another gear, caught Davies and made the pass for second before closing all the way onto Hymas in the final laps. Lapped riders made things difficult for both of them, but Hymas held his ground and took the moto win. His 2-1 scores gave him the Budds Creek overall, while Davies went 1-3 for second. Gordon’s 3-7 finishes put him third overall, Julien Beaumer went 8-4 for fourth and Kitchen’s 14-2 scores left him fifth. The championship that entered Budds Creek separated by one point now leaves Maryland with Davies holding a 14-point advantage over Kitchen, 378 to 364, with only the Ironman finale remaining.

The 450 class delivered another championship swing, this time in Hunter Lawrence’s favor. Haiden Deegan grabbed the moto one holeshot, but Hunter wasted little time getting to the front and took over the lead on the opening lap. Jett Lawrence’s race started much differently. He was forced wide into the grass off the start and came around 22nd on lap one, leaving him with a long climb back through the field. While Hunter controlled the race out front, Deegan kept him honest and Jorge Prado moved into third. Jett steadily worked his way forward and eventually salvaged fifth, but Hunter’s win cut the championship gap from ten points to just two. Moto two was more straightforward for Hunter. Prado got a strong jump, but Hunter slipped underneath him and took control almost immediately, building a gap before the first lap was complete. Jett worked his way into third and later moved past Prado for second, while Deegan climbed into fourth and Mikkel Haarup put together a strong ride in fifth. Nobody had an answer for Hunter, who completed the 1-1 sweep and erased the championship deficit entirely. Prado’s consistent 3-3 scores earned him second overall, Deegan went 2-4 for third, Jett’s 5-2 finishes placed him fourth and Haarup rounded out the top five with 8-5 scores. Hunter leaves Budds Creek with 442 points and the red plate, while Jett sits just one point behind at 441 heading into the final round.

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250 POINT STANDINGS (AFTER BUDDS CREEK)

Landen Gordon scored his first podium finish.

POS NAME POINTS

1	Cole Davies	378
2	Levi Kitchen	364
3	Julien Beaumer	322
4	Chance Hymas	317
5	Ryder DiFrancesco	291
6	Kayden Minear	269
7	Carson Mumford	244
8	Jo Shimoda	194
9	Michael Mosiman	167
10	Caden Dudney	166
11	Nate Thrasher	154
12	Drew Adams	151
13	Casey Cochran	146
14	Dilan Schwartz	144
15	Seth Hammaker	134
16	Lux Turner	128
17	Landen Gordon	122
18	Daxton Bennick	118
19	Nick Romano	116
20	Sacha Coenen	83
21	Marshal Weltin	68
22	Deacon Denno	67
23	Avery Long	66
24	Hunter Yoder	64
25	Maximus Vohland	57
26	Parker Ross	38
27	Pierce Brown	37
28	Carson Wood	32
29	Brodie Connolly	31
30	Landon Gibson	31
31	Enzo Temmerman	30
32	Derek Kelley	28
33	Francisco Garcia	27
34	Henry Miller	26
35	Gavin Towers	26
36	Alex Larwood	19
37	Brock Bennett	15
38	Jesson Turner	14
39	Cole Timboe	14
40	Russell Buccheri	11
41	Mathys Boisrame	8
42	Jake Cannon	8
43	Coty Schock	6
44	Vincent Wey	4
45	Austin Forkner	4
46	Hayes Edwards	4
47	Ryder Malinoski	3
48	CJ Benard	3
49	Kade Johnson	3
50	Jeremy Fappani	3
51	Gavin Betts	2
52	Preston Boespflug	2
53	Kyle Murdoch	1

Cole Davies stayed consistent and grabbed the points lead once again.

Ryder DiFrancesco was very fast but a crash in moto two put him back.

450 POINT STANDINGS (AFTER BUDDS CREEK)

Hunter Lawrence goes 1-1 on the day and regains the points lead by one.

POS NAME POINTS

1	Hunter Lawrence	442
2	Jett Lawrence	441
3	Haiden Deegan	376
4	Jorge Prado	351
5	R.J. Hampshire	308
6	Garrett Marchbanks	265
7	Dylan Ferrandis	265
8	Cooper Webb	230
9	Mikkel Haarup	220
10	Justin Barcia	201
11	Jordon Smith	170
12	Aaron Plessinger	129
13	Benny Bloss	122
14	Cornelius Tøndel	112
15	Mitchell Harrison	105
16	Valentin Guillod	101
17	Eli Tomac	89
18	Christian Craig	88
19	Justin Cooper	74
20	Chase Sexton	61
21	Lorenzo Locurcio	61
22	Mark Fineis	47
23	Lucas Coenen	44
24	Fredrik Noren	43
25	Antonio Cairoli	42
26	Jed Beaton	38
27	Mitchell Oldenburg	32
28	Malcolm Stewart	31
29	Grant Harlan	28
30	Roan Van De Moosdijk	26
31	Dante Oliveira	25
32	Devin Simonson	24
33	Stephen Rubini	23
34	Kyle Webster	16
35	Jeremy Hand	16
36	Justin Rodbell	16
37	Hamden Hudson	16
38	Jack Chambers	16
39	Vince Friese	14
40	Colt Nichols	13
41	Bryton Carroll	9
42	Mason Semmens	6
43	Anton Nordstrom	5
44	Magnus Smith	5
45	Vincent Luhovey	5
46	Angus Riordan	4
47	Zach Osborne	4
48	Matti Jorgensen	1