we were getting a few 10ths on
each other," Lawrence said. "If
one of us didn't get it, or clipped
the quad, it was good breathing
room. I cased it once behind
him [McAdoo], because I was
changing my line a bit. But then
I got in front and was like 'Okay,
I've got to get a safety gap' but
then I tried again and cased it
even harder so I said 'Guess we
are doing double, three-on to-
night.' It was tricky but I like that
with the track changing, it makes
you think a lot more rather than
a hard-packed track where you
can get everything easily every
lap and do the same lap times
without changing anything."
This is Lawrence's third win in
deep ruts wreaked havoc for
the youngster and fans could
see him struggling through the
whoops and one of the clutch
rhythm sections. Cameron
McAdoo (Monster Energy/Pro
Circuit/Kawasaki) passed Law-
rence at one point and looked to
hold the Honda rider at bay, but
lappers came into play early in
the race and Lawrence found his
way back into the lead. After get-
ting back around McAdoo it was
smooth sailing for Lawrence as
he cleaned up his line choices
and took the checkers by nearly
six seconds.
"It was so hard to get that
rhythm because if you could get
that triple to quad over the table,
250SX EAST
Jett Lawrence (Honda HRC)
was a man on a mission, which
certainly showed when Law-
rence crashed in the first turn of
his heat race and still managed
to win the race. Last to first in
seven minutes and 28 seconds
to be exact. With lap times three
seconds faster than anyone else
on that gate, he set the tone for
what was to come. This is the
last race for the East as the se-
ries picks back up for the 250SX
West next week in Seattle.
Lawrence clicked the hole-
shot in the 250SX main in Indy
and led all but five laps through-
out the 21-lap race. The sticky,
ROUND 11 / MARCH 19, 2022
LUCAS OIL STADIUM / INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
P64
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES
Jett Lawrence
went on to win his
third 250SX East
main event in a row.
