ROUND 15 / APRIL 27, 2024
LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD / PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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to pass on. That didn't seem to
faze the reigning champ, who
eventually found himself second
and working toward the leader,
Lawrence. Sexton set the fast-
est lap of the race, a full half-
second
quicker than Lawrence,
but ran out of time late in the
race. A second-place result
keeps him fourth in points, and
now he is just two back from Eli
Tomac in third.
"I had a horrible gate pick from
the heat when I went down,"
Sexton said. "I didn't get a great
start and I was able to make my
way through the pack and had
some good laps. I think I had
some more of my normal speed;
I haven't really had it all year but
I feel like I'm coming into form in
these final races of the series."
MCADOO/ ROCZEN OUT
Both Cameron McAdoo and Ken
Roczen sat out round 15 due to
injuries sustained at the previ-
ous round in Nashville. McAdoo
suffered a broken scapula and
aggravated muscles in his shoul-
der, while Roczen's crash in the
whoops left him with a broken
tibial plateau, foot and toe. Both
will sit out the rest of the Super-
cross Championship.
TRIUMPH'S FIRST
Jalek Swoll earned Triumph its
first heat-race win. Swoll, the
brand's sole Supercross racer,
held off Deegan for the victory
in the second 250SX heat race.
He again ran in a podium posi-
tion during the main event before
crashing with Hammaker and
finishing eighth.
Briefly...
PETERS IN
PENNSYLVANIA
The Phoenix Racing Honda
Team came to Philadelphia with
a full rig, as reigning AMA Aren-
across Champion Kyle Peters
made an appearance alongside
Dylan Ferrandis. Peters made
it straight to his first main event
of the year and finished 12th.
Ferrandis returned to action from
injury and logged ninth.
(Right) Jason
Anderson made
a last-lap pass
to secure third
overall. (Below)
Cooper Webb ran
third for most of
the race until
the final turn of
the final lap.
