Round 13 of the AMA Supercross Championship in Nashville reshuffled the title fight in the 450SX class, with decisive performances up front and costly mistakes from key contenders setting the tone for the final stretch of the season.
450SX: Hunter Lawrence takes control
Hunter Lawrence delivered when it mattered most, claiming a crucial victory to break the points tie and seize momentum in the championship.
Ken Roczen looked poised for a third consecutive win after leading early, but a mistake while attempting a triple opened the door for Lawrence to take over. Roczen’s attempt to respond ended in a crash, dropping him down the order before recovering to finish third.
Cooper Webb capitalized with a strong, consistent ride to secure second place. Meanwhile, Eli Tomac endured a difficult Main Event—after a poor start and a crash while fighting through the pack, he could only manage 12th, losing valuable ground in the standings.
450SX HIGHLIGHTS
250SX East: Cole Davies extends his lead
Cole Davies continues to control the Eastern Division, securing his fourth win of the season and extending his championship lead to 19 points.
Seth Hammaker was once again his closest challenger but faced a costly night, suffering two crashes. Although he crossed the line in third, a post-race penalty dropped him further down the order.
That promoted Nate Thrasher to second—his first podium of the season—while Devin Simonson celebrated a career-first podium in third.
With just three rounds remaining, Hammaker remains the only realistic challenger, but Nashville marked another missed opportunity as Davies tightens his grip on the title.
250SX HIGHLIGHTS
