4. Cooper Webb (KTM) +17.928
5. Eli Tomac (Yam) +20.405
6. Aaron Plessinger (KTM) +34.314
7. Adam Cianciarulo (Kaw) +56.664
8. Dean Wilson (Hon) +1:02.154
9. Colt Nichols (Hon) +1:03.520
10. Justin Hill (KTM) +1:15.410
250SX East
1. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 11 Laps
2. Jordon Smith (Yam) +08.232
3. Haiden Deegan (Yam) +14.579
4. Jo Shimoda (Kaw) +18.251
5. Max Anstie (Hon) +32.629
6. Henry Miller (Hon) +51.860
7. Chris Blose (Kaw) +52.404
8. Talon Hawkins (Hus) +59.812
9. Cullin Park (Hon) +1:11.012
10. Caden Braswell (Hon) +1:17.746
points back from Lawrence but
still 10 up on third place Max
Anstie.
"In the main event I got a
holeshot from the outside gate,"
Deegan said. "I've been doing a
lot of practice starts. It was cool
to lead a lap, finally. That's been
one of my goals, so it was good
to check that one off. It's noth
-
ing too crazy because I did that
a lot as an amateur, so it wasn't
something where I got there and
panicked."
CN
450SX
1. Chase Sexton (Hon) 15 Laps
2. Justin Barcia (GG) +07.006
3. Ken Roczen (Suz) +11.206
was fully sideways but some-
how rode it out safely," Smith
said. "After that he [Lawrence]
pulled me pretty good, that was
my bad lap. And I just tried to be
smart from there on in."
Deegan rounded out the
podium with another third-place
finish, his third one of the year.
The Supercross rookie grabbed
his first career holeshot and is
credited with leading the first
two laps. After battling with
Smith and Lawrence, Deegan
settled in for a strong third-place
result. His consistency is being
rewarded this year as the 238
now sits second in the 250SX
East Championship. He's 45
ROUND 13 / APRIL 15, 2023
ATLANTA MOTOR SPEEDWAY / ATLANTA, GEORGIA
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P70
Haiden Deegan (238) shot up to second in the 250SX East standings with his third podium of the year.
