Five-consecutive AMA Arenacross title for Kyle Peters in Las Vegas

Phoenix Racing Honda rider Kyle Peters has earned the AMA Arenacross Championship for the fifth time in his career, clinching the crown with a 2-3 tally behind his main contender Ryan Breece, who gave everything he had to try to stop him by winning both motos but wasn´t enough to snatch the crown at the final round at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Colorado.

Peters became just the third rider in AMA Arenacross history to claim five consecutive championships, joining Dennis Hawthorne and Buddy Antunez.

Dennis Hawthorne 1986 – 1990 (Kawasaki)
Buddy Antunez 1998 – 2001 (Suzuki)
Kyle Peters 2020 – 2024 (Honda)

Compared to other seasons, this one was a long way to the top for Peters as he was dealing with a wrist injury throughout the series while Ryan Breece was in his best form. However, both riders had their highs and lows from the beginning, which allowed the title to be decided under the lights of the final round in Las Vegas. Peters arrived with a slim 8 points of advantage over Breece, but a solid 2-3 in motos was good enough to win the title once again.

*Peters became just the third rider in AMA Arenacross history to claim five consecutive championships – Images: Matt Henson*

Ryan Breece finishes 5 points shy of what could have been his first title. He ended the season as the winningest rider with 14 Main Events wins over 9 of Peters. However, a DNF in the second round and some mistakes late in the season private him to take the points lead.

Yamaha mounted Marshal Weltin rounded the podium via 3-4, but the bronze medal went to Izaih Clark by 6 points over his teammate of Last Impression Honda´s Kyle Bitterman.