Jett Lawrence dominated the recent round of the Pro Motocross Championship in Thunder Valley, Colorado, winning both motos and taking control of the 450SMX class points lead. His consistent performance, including wire-to-wire victories, was a statement amidst a challenging high-altitude track. Meanwhile, Jo Shimoda emerged victorious in the 250SMX class with a strong finish, marking Honda's first sweep of the season. This event highlighted the fierce competition and unpredictability in both classes.

By the Numbers
  • Jett Lawrence has now won 26 of 30 premier class races.
  • Lawrence's recent victory marked his fourth consecutive win at Thunder Valley.
  • Shimoda finished with a total of 42 points from his 3-2 moto finishes.
  • Coenen, in his Pro Motocross debut, secured a second-place finish overall with a 2-2 performance.
State of Play
  • Lawrence leads the 450SMX Class standings with 138 points, 8 points ahead of Hunter Lawrence.
  • In the 250SMX Class, Seth Hammaker and Levi Kitchen are tied for the points lead at 117.
  • The competition remains intense with ongoing penalties affecting rider standings.
What's Next

The next round of the Pro Motocross Championship will take place at High Point Raceway in Pennsylvania on June 20. Excitement is building as riders prepare for the East Coast's challenges, providing opportunities for both established and upcoming racers to shine.

Bottom Line

Jett Lawrence's impressive performance solidifies his status as a top contender in the championship. As the season progresses, strategic racing and consistency will be key for maintaining leads, making the upcoming rounds critical for all competitors.