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Five rounds in, Jett and Hunter Lawrence hold the top two spots in 450MX — separated by just three points. Nobody else is close. The brothers' title fight heads to Southwick tomorrow.

America turns 250 the same day Pro Motocross rolls into RedBud. Jett Lawrence leads Hunter by just 2 points heading into the biggest crowd of the season.

Lucas and Sacha Coenen swept both GP classes on the same afternoon at Kegums — the first brothers to accomplish the feat in the modern era of MXGP.

Hunter won the opener. Jett came back from ankle surgery and swept Round 2. Deegan earned his first 450 podium. The 2026 Pro Motocross season is already everything we hoped.

He missed all of Supercross and Round 1 with a shattered ankle. He came back at Hangtown and led virtually every lap of both motos. The king hasn't forgotten how this works.

Round 8 lands at Kegums — deep sandy loam and a track where Jeffrey Herlings has won nine times. Lucas Coenen has never raced here.

Pro Motocross heads to Sacramento's oldest, most unforgiving national. Hunter Lawrence arrives with a perfect score and the points lead.

Hunter Lawrence swept both 450MX motos at Fox Raceway to open the season with a statement. Haiden Deegan walked into the 450 class like he belonged there.

Through seven rounds and two continents, the MXGP World Championship has distilled down to a three-man fight. Coenen holds a 31-point lead with 12 rounds to go.

The 2026 Pro Motocross Championship opened with fireworks — Hunter Lawrence posted a perfect 1-1 while Seth Hammaker swiped the 250 overall from Levi Kitchen.

Haiden Deegan makes his 450 debut, Chase Sexton rides Kawasaki for the first time outdoors, and the 250 class title is wide open.

A Lawrence 1-4 sandwich around Prado and Cooper — while Haiden Deegan delivers a P5 on his 450 debut.

Levi Kitchen rode wire-to-wire to win the first 250 moto of the season. Caden Dudney went P6 in his first full outdoor moto.

Caden Dudney, 17-year-old Star Racing rookie, ran P3 in 250 qualifying at the Fox Raceway opener — and nobody should be surprised.

Six career titles. Back-to-back 250SX West championships. Now, at 20 years old, Haiden Deegan lines up at Fox Raceway for his first pro start on a 450.

Two five-time world champions swapped factory homes. A 21-year-old Belgian stepped up from MX2 and immediately took the championship lead.

The stadium lights go dark and the sport moves outside. On May 30 at Fox Raceway, the 2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship begins.

Ken Roczen didn't win the race at Salt Lake City. He didn't need to. In his 13th season, at 32, the German became the oldest 450SX champion in history.

From a small village in eastern Germany to the supercross throne — the full story of Ken Roczen, broken and rebuilt more than once, and the title that eluded him for over a decade.

Sexton wins the race. Roczen wins the world. A one-point championship battle ends in the Utah high desert.

The 2026 season ends tonight at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Roczen and Hunter Lawrence are separated by a single point — and Haiden Deegan drops the gate on a 250 for the last time.

The East/West Showdown delivered its best edition in years. Cole Davies outdueled the West champion — and handed Deegan a loss in his final 250SX race.

In a must-win race under the thin Mile High air, Hunter Lawrence delivered his fifth win of the season and set up the tightest 450SX finish in years.

Already the champion, already the dominant force of 2026 — Haiden Deegan came to Denver with one more record to break. He broke it.

Ken Roczen arrives at Empower Field holding the red plate for the first time. Hunter Lawrence is four points back with two rounds left.

Ken Roczen holds off Cooper Webb by 2.4 seconds in treacherous conditions to take the championship lead. Cole Davies clinches the 250SX East title in the chaos.

Justin Barcia returns from a broken back. Eli Tomac is out with a hip injury. One point separates the title contenders heading into Philadelphia.

From 31 points down to one. Three wins in four races. The German-born veteran isn't changing his mentality — and the championship lead is within reach.

Rain, crashes, and a 31-point swing. Ken Roczen wins the Triple Crown and pulls within one point of the championship lead at Huntington Bank Field.

The 47-second sequence that flipped the 450SX championship — Lawrence's mid-race adjustment, Roczen's rear tire gamble, and why Tomac's crash was caused by something nobody on the broadcast saw.

Factory deals worth $8M. Privateer budgets held together with credit cards. The financial gulf between the haves and have-nots of professional supercross has never been wider — and neither has the silence around it.

Eli Tomac's 2026 KTM 450 SX-F is not the same bike you can buy at a dealer. It's not even the same bike his teammates ride. Here's what makes it different — and why one analog component is the key to everything.

Ducati decided to build a 450 motocross bike in 2021. By January 2026, Troy Lee Designs was lining up at Anaheim 1 on the Desmo450 MX. The inside story of the fastest development timeline in off-road racing history.

Inside the paddock deal that nobody saw coming — what KTM promised Tomac, what Yamaha offered instead, and why the championship lead after Round 11 proves it was the right call.

The Dome at America's Center produces races unlike anywhere else on the circuit. Here's why St. Louis historically breaks championship momentum — and our picks for tonight.

We sat with the Kiwi Kid for 45 minutes in the Star Racing hauler after Indianapolis. What he said about Deegan, about pressure, and about moving to 450s will surprise you.

Thirty-three years old. Fourteen seasons in. And still, somehow, the fastest man on the track on any given Saturday. The long story of how Eli Tomac stayed Eli Tomac.