resulted in 10th place. A 4-10
netted the Monster Energy Star
Racing Yamaha Team rider,
Deegan, sixth overall. Still, it
was a good day for Deegan
who leaves Southwick with the
championship lead, five points
over Lawrence.
CN
still giving up the points lead. A
DNF-8 resulted in 13th overall.
Deegan on the other hand fol-
lowed Lawrence for most of the
first moto before capitalizing on
Lawrence's mechanical. A crash
in moto two, along with "blow-
ing up" his energy resources,
Shimoda. "During the week I've
basically only done testing, so it's
been hard for me to get this flow
going of being at the races, doing
two 30s at pace. Today with the
win, I think the team deserves
it more than I do. They've been
working super hard for me, and I
finally get to show something."
It was a disappointing day for
Hunter Lawrence, as he watched
his points lead slip through his
hands like the sand in an hour
-
glass. A mechanical failure in
moto one resulted in two DNFs
in back-to-back weekends. He
ran as high as fourth for nearly
the entire moto before his CRF
let go. He then struggled in
moto two for an eighth-place
finish, beating rival Deegan but
ROUND 6 / JULY 8, 2023
THE WICK 338, SOUTHWICK, MASSACHUSETTS
MOTOCROSS I PRO MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P72
Jimmy Decotis came out of
retirement and was impressive.
In his first pro race in five years,
the New Englander topped
250MX qualifying and earned 13
championship points.
450MX
1. Jett Lawrence (Hon) 1-1
2. Chase Sexton (Hon) 2-2
3. Dylan Ferrandis (Yam) 3-3
4. Aaron Plessinger (KTM) 4-4
5. Garrett Marchbanks (Yam) 10-5
6. Jose Butron (GG) 9-6
7. Chris Canning (GG) 8-7
8. Adam Cianciarulo (Kaw) 7-8
9. Ty Masterpool (Kaw) 5-10
10. Jason Anderson (Kaw) 6-14
250MX
1. Tom Vialle (KTM) 1-3
2. Justin Cooper (Yam) 2-2
3. Jo Shimoda (Kaw) 6-1
4. RJ Hampshire (Hus) 3-4
5. Seth Hammaker (Kaw) 7-5
6. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 4-10
7. Maximus Vohland (KTM) 8-6
8. Levi Kitchen (Yam) 5-9
9. Jalek Swoll (Hus) 11-7
10. Caden Braswell (GG) 9-11
