High drama and a nail-biting finish mark the conclusion of the 250SX East/West Showdown in Salt Lake City.

The 250SX East/West Showdown finale in Salt Lake City was nothing short of chaotic. Haiden Deegan rocketed out of the gate for the holeshot, with Tom Vialle and Seth Hammaker in tow. RJ Hampshire, hampered by a poor gate pick from the LCQ, started deep in the field but mounted a furious charge through the pack.

In no time, Hampshire was inside the top seven, and within five minutes, he had climbed to fifth and was closing fast. Up front, Beaumer overtook Hammaker and then chased down Vialle, eventually slipping past him with a calculated pass. Hammaker followed suit, putting him in position to claim the championship.

But drama struck again. Hampshire tripled past Vialle, then targeted Hammaker. Hammaker briefly reclaimed second from Beaumer, but Beaumer returned the favour with a forceful pass. Soon after, Hampshire attempted a block pass on Hammaker but ended up taking both riders down, shuffling the standings dramatically and handing the title lead back to Vialle.

With the white flag waving, Hammaker needed to close a two-second gap to Vialle but couldn’t gain enough through the whoops, missing his last real shot.

Deegan won the race, followed by Beaumer, Vialle, Hammaker, and Michael Mosiman. The third-place finish was enough for Tom Vialle to secure the 250SX East Division Championship in a heart-pounding conclusion.

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Haiden Deegan confirmed his victory in the AMA Supercross 250 West region, but it was not without controversy for the Yamaha rider as he got involved with Cole Davies … his teammate.

The now champion made an overtaking move that promises to cause a lot of debate and debate, as for some it was just outside of what should be allowed.

However, after the confirmation of Deegan’s overtaking of Davies, the truth is that the “way was open” for what would happen later, with the confirmation of the title.

Relive the controversial moment in the following video:

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Haiden Deegan secured the AMA Supercross 250SX championship in dramatic fashion by winning the Denver round after a controversial move on race leader Cole Davies.

Davies had taken the holeshot and led early, followed by Michael Mosiman and Deegan. Julien Beaumer had a poor start but worked his way to sixth quickly.

Deegan caught and passed Mosiman, then began hunting down Davies. Despite intense pressure, Davies held firm until Deegan made an aggressive inside move late in the race, forcing Davies off track and dropping him to fifth.

Beaumer and Marchbanks took advantage, finishing second and third respectively, with Jordon Smith fourth. Davies, despite being punted off, salvaged fifth place.

The result gave Deegan the final points needed to clinch the championship.

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Cole Davies surprised everyone by winning the AMA Supercross 250 East vs. West Zone showdown, edging out Haiden Deegan by just over a second.

The race started intensely, with Seth Hammaker in the lead and an accident involving RJ Hampshire and Coty Schock in the first corner. The race was stopped due to a serious crash by Daxton Bennick.

After the restart, Hampshire took the lead but Davies, a newcomer to the competition, was determined to win. The young New Zealand rider overtook Hampshire to take the lead, claiming his second consecutive victory. Deegan made up ground to finish second, followed by Hampshire in third. Hammaker finished in fourth place.

Davies’ victory changed the overall standings, with Hammaker and Hampshire now tied at the top. Tom Vialle is right behind, just two points adrift. The competition remains fierce, with several riders fighting for the title.

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The East vs. West Coast AMA Supercross 250 showdown saw Cole Davies emerge as the big winner! The West Zone rider beat Haiden Deegan by just over a second.

The 250SX East/West Showdown kicked off with high expectations but quickly took a worrying turn. Seth Hammaker grabbed the holeshot, while RJ Hampshire and Coty Schock tangled in the first turn. Moments later, a red flag was thrown due to a serious crash involving Daxton Bennick, who had to be stretchered off by the Alpinestars medical crew. A sobering moment that had everyone hoping for his swift recovery.

When the race restarted, Hampshire nailed the holeshot, leading Hammaker. Coty Schock, Haiden Deegan, Cole Davies, Tom Vialle and others gave chase. Deegan surged to third but lost ground after an error, allowing Davies to pass him.

The New Zealander wasn’t done – Davies overtook Hampshire and never looked back, dominating the remainder of the race for his second consecutive win. It’s a huge statement from the rookie competing in his first U.S. Supercross season.

Deegan rebounded to finish second, ahead of Hampshire in third. Hammaker placed fourth in front of his home crowd, while Jo Shimoda won a fierce duel with Tom Vialle for fifth.

Hammaker and Hampshire are now tied for the championship lead, with Vialle just two points adrift.

Results – click to enlarge:

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Chance Hymas claimed his first AMA Supercross 250 SX victory of 2025 during Saturday’s rain-soaked Foxborough East round. In qualifying, Mark Fineis was fastest, followed by Dayton Briggs and Ayden Shive.

In the qualifying heats, Maximus Vohland led from start to finish in heat 1, beating Henry Miller by over half a minute, with Briggs in third. In heat 2, Tom Vialle also led from start to finish, finishing ahead of Seth Hammaker, with Hymas in third.

In the main race, Briggs took the holeshot and led the first two laps before crashing. Hymas seized the opportunity to take the lead and completely dominate the race, winning with a 31.846 second advantage over Cullin Park, while Gage Linville completed the podium, already more than a minute behind.

In the East division standings, Hammaker and Vialle share the lead with 99 points each, just two ahead of RJ Hampshire. In the East/West combined, Haiden Deegan leads with 149 points, 14 ahead of Julien Beaumer, with Hammaker as the best driver in the East division, occupying sixth position.

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The AMA Supercross season returned to another round, with Foxborough hosting the championship in particularly difficult conditions, where rain caused several intense problems for the riders.

In the 250 category, these were clear and not even the main race escaped this, with the main event being marked by RJ Hampshire’s crash, very early on, which caused real chaos soon after.

In the highly challenging conditions, the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing rider was unable to avoid crashing out, and just when his rivals were particularly close.

Here are some images and a video of the moment Hampshire fell: click to enlarge.

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Cole Davies took a convincing victory in the AMA Supercross 250SX main event at Lumen Field in Seattle. The rider secured the holeshot, but faced a brief tussle with Julien Beaumer before regaining the lead and building a solid four-second advantage. Garrett Marchbanks, Haiden Deegan and Julien Beaumer completed the podium.

The race started with Davies in front, but Beaumer quickly took the lead on the first lap. Moments later, Deegan crashed alone in the corner before the bumps. At the front, Davies regained the position when Beaumer left the inside open, allowing Davies to dive in, block the pass and retake the lead. With impressive acceleration, Davies quickly pulled away, while Beaumer fought to keep Marchbanks behind.

Halfway through the race, an intense battle developed between Beaumer and Marchbanks for second place. Marchbanks managed to overtake Beaumer on the bumps, but a few laps later, Beaumer regained second place. At the same time, Deegan, who was running sixth, was engaged in an exciting duel with Jo Shimoda, marked by aggressive overtaking, including a particularly hard entry by Shimoda into a left-hand bend.

Deegan eventually distanced himself from Shimoda and set off in pursuit of Coty Schock, who was in fourth position. Although Deegan followed Schock closely for several laps, he couldn’t get close enough to overtake him. However, Schock ended up crashing on his own in a rhythm section, paving the way for Deegan’s advance.

Towards the end of the race, the battle between Beaumer and Marchbanks intensified again, with Marchbanks regaining second position. Under pressure and with Deegan closing in, Beaumer made a serious mistake that almost caused him to crash. Two corners later, Deegan made an aggressive entry on Beaumer, hitting his front wheel, but surprisingly, Beaumer managed to stay on track. Davies crossed the finish line first, followed by Marchbanks, Deegan, Beaumer and Shimoda. After the race, Beaumer and Deegan exchanged heated words in a visibly tense confrontation.

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Cooper Webb took a thrilling victory at the Seattle round of the AMA Supercross 450, 450SX Main Event, held at Lumen Field Stadium. The rider triumphed after an intense battle with Chase Sexton, winning by less than a second, while Aaron Plessinger, Ken Roczen and Dylan Ferrandis completed the top five.

The race was marked by constant changes of position and dramatic overtaking. Although Aaron Plessinger made an excellent start, it was Webb who secured the lead in the first corner when Plessinger opened up too much. Ken Roczen took second place initially, creating an epic duel with Webb on the bumps and rhythm sections that had the crowd cheering intensely.

Chase Sexton, who started in fifth place, showed impressive technique by overtaking Justin Cooper and then moving past Webb and Roczen in quick succession, managing to take the lead during the middle part of the race. Roczen, visibly affected by the separation of the acromioclavicular joint in his shoulder, ended up giving up several positions after losing the lead.

In the final phase of the race, Webb regained first place and, despite Sexton’s best efforts, defended the position with mastery. The two drivers fought an intense battle in the final laps, with Sexton trying his triple-triple line in one of the rhythm sections, but unable to complete the second triple that could have been decisive for overtaking.

On the final lap, Webb strategically blocked the inside at the final corner, preventing any overtaking attempt by Sexton who was clearly intent on making a pass. This clever defence ensured victory for Webb, who crossed the finish line with a slender advantage, providing spectators with one of the most exciting finishes of the AMA Supercross season.

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The AMA Supercross 250 put on a show at Protective Stadium in Birmingham. Nate Thrasher won overall due to his consistency, while RJ Hampshire and Seth Hammaker dominated individual races. The title fight remains fierce, with Vialle and Bennick also making an impact.

In the first race, Hampshire led from the start, holding off pressure from Vialle. A crash involving Hammaker affected several riders, but he recovered to finish ninth. In the end, Hampshire took the win, Vialle secured second, and Thrasher settled for a quiet third place.

In the second race, Hammaker made up for his earlier mistake, leading from start to finish. Hampshire tried to catch him but had to settle for second. Thrasher remained consistent, finishing third. Mumford and Vialle completed the top five in this race.

In the final race, Hammaker won again, but Thrasher’s consistency (3-3-2) earned him the overall victory. Hampshire, after a poor start, finished second in the final standings. Vialle took third place, while Hammaker, despite two wins, ended up fourth.

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