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2026 PRO MOTOCROSS POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 7 OF 11)

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Millville delivered a wild afternoon of racing, with first-turn chaos, mechanical failures, hard crashes and major championship swings in both classes. In the 250 class, Julien Beaumer came away with the overall victory after combining a moto-one win with fourth in moto two. The opening moto began with a massive pileup that collected several contenders, including Levi Kitchen and Cole Davies, while Casey Cochran went over the bars entering turn one. Michael Mosiman moved to the front and appeared to have the race under control, but Beaumer continued charging and was ultimately credited with the win ahead of Mosiman and Kayden Minear. Davies’ bike failed and left him with a 38th-place result, while Kitchen recovered to eighth and took control of the championship. Moto two brought even more drama when Mosiman crashed hard while challenging Minear for the lead and was unable to finish. Chance Hymas took advantage and rode to the moto win ahead of Kitchen and Carson Mumford, while Beaumer survived a late fall to finish fourth and secure the overall. Hymas’ 9-1 scores earned him second overall, with Kitchen’s 8-2 results placing him third.

In the 450 class, Hunter Lawrence was untouchable and swept both motos for the overall victory. Hunter and Jett Lawrence quickly separated themselves from the field in moto one after Haiden Deegan crashed while fighting for the holeshot. Hunter controlled the race and won by thirteen seconds over Jett, while R.J. Hampshire finished third and Deegan recovered to fourth. The Lawrence brothers again led the way in moto two, but Jett moved past Hunter and began pulling away before crashing with five minutes remaining and becoming trapped beneath his bike. Jett remounted in fifth, handing the lead and the overall back to Hunter. Deegan moved into second, while Jorge Prado held off a late charge from Hampshire to finish third. Hunter’s 1-1 sweep gave him the overall ahead of Deegan’s 4-2 scores and Jett’s 2-5 finishes. Hampshire went 3-4 for fourth overall, while Justin Barcia completed the top five with 5-8 results. Eli Tomac finished 11th overall with 9-12 scores in his return to racing.

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250 POINT STANDINGS (AFTER MILLVILLE)

Michael Mosiman was one of the faster riders on the track. It’s a shame he would not finish the day due to a crash.

POS Rider Points
1 Levi Kitchen 261
2 Julien Beaumer 237
3 Cole Davies 236
4 Kayden Minear 199
5 Jo Shimoda 194
6 Ryder DiFrancesco 194
7 Chance Hymas 190
8 Carson Mumford 153
9 Seth Hammaker 134
10 Michael Mosiman 122
11 Casey Cochran 122
12 Nicholas Romano 116
13 Caden Dudney 113
14 Nate Thrasher 95
15 Dilan Schwartz 90
16 Lux Turner 86
17 Sacha Coenen 83
18 Drew Adams 80
19 Daxton Bennick 72
20 Deacon Denno 67
21 Landen Gordon 64
22 Max Vohland 57
23 Parker Ross 38
24 Marshal Weltin 38
25 Avery Long 33
26 Carson Wood 32
27 Enzo Temmerman 30
28 Derek Kelley 28
29 Francisco Garcia 27
30 Hunter Yoder 25
31 Gavin Towers 20
32 Landon Gibson 14
33 Jesson Turner Jr. 9
34 Brock Bennett 9
35 Russell Buccheri 9
36 Mathys Boisrame 8
37 Jake Cannon 8
38 Cole Timboe 6
39 Coty Schock 6
40 Henry Miller 5
41 Vincent Wey 4
42 Austin Forkner 4
43 Hayes Edwards 4
44 CJ Benard 3
45 Kade Johnson 3
46 Jeremy Fappani 3
47 Kyle Murdoch 1

Drew Adams grabbed the fastest qualifying time and was able to go 6-6 on the day.

Julien Beaumer grabbed his first career overall motocross win.

450 POINT STANDINGS (AFTER MILLVILLE)

The battle between Hunter and Jett continues to Washougal.

POS Rider Points
1 Hunter Lawrence 320
2 Jett Lawrence 310
3 Haiden Deegan 258
4 Jorge Prado 231
5 R.J. Hampshire 221
6 Garrett Marchbanks 206
7 Dylan Ferrandis 180
8 Cooper Webb 153
9 Mikkel Haarup 149
10 Jordon Smith 126
11 Justin Barcia 120
12 Aaron Plessinger 102
13 Valentin Guillod 96
14 Cornelius Tøndel 87
15 Christian Craig 69
16 Benny Bloss 68
17 Mitchell Harrison 67
18 Chase Sexton 61
19 Justin Cooper 50
20 Lucas Coenen 44
21 Tony Cairoli 42
22 Lorenzo Locurcio 32
23 Freddie Noren 30
24 Roan Van De Moosdijk 26
25 Mark Fineis 26
26 Grant Harlan 26
27 Dante Oliveira 25
28 Devin Simonson 24
29 Eli Tomac 23
30 Mitchell Oldenburg 18
31 Kyle Webster 16
32 Hamden Hudson 16
33 Jeremy Hand 15
34 Justin Rodbell 14
35 Stephen Rubini 13
36 Colt Nichols 13
37 Malcolm Stewart 10
38 Bryton Carroll 9
39 Mason Semmens 6
40 Jack Chambers 5
41 Anton Nordstrom 5
42 Vince Friese 5
43 Magnus Smith 5
44 Vinny Luhovey 5
45 Angus Riordan 4
46 Matti Jorgensen 1

Haiden Deegan has been riding very well and proving he can run the pace of the leaders.

Jorge Prado keeps checking off good results.

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