4. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 5-4
5. Justin Cooper (Yam) 3-7
6. Dylan Ferrandis (Hon) 6-5
7. Malcolm Stewart (Hus) 10-6
8. Freddie Noren (Kaw) 8-8
9. Christian Craig (Hus) 7-12
10. Marshal Weltin (Yam) 11-9
250MX Overall (Top 10)
1. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 2-1
2. Tom Vialle (KTM) 1-2
3. Jo Shimoda (Hon) 3-3
4. Ryder DiFrancesco (GG) 4-6
5. Pierce Brown (GG) 6-5
6. Levi Kitchen (Kaw) 12-4
7. Joey Savatgy (Tri) 9-7
8. Jalek Swoll (Tri) 7-9
9. Chance Hymas (Hon) 8-12
10. Jett Reynolds (Yam) 13-10
even knowing if I was going to
race. Unfortunately, that crash
on the start of the second moto
got me. I tweaked my knee and
flared up my ankle, so that moto
was a bit of a grind. I rode with
my heart, left it all out there
and was able to salvage some
points."
He gritted out 24 points on
the day, which was enough to
keep his teammate, Shimoda,
from moving ahead of him.
Hymas is fourth in the champi
-
onship, just four points ahead of
Shimoda.
CN
450MX Overall (Top 10)
1. Chase Sexton (KTM) 1-1
2. Aaron Plessinger (KTM) 2-3
3. Jason Anderson (Kaw) 4-2
GasGas/TLD's Ryder DiFran-
cesco and Pierce Brown logged
their
best results of the year
with a fourth and fifth, respec-
tively.
Washougal
native and last
week's winner, Kitchen (Monster
Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki),
was sixth with 12-4 finishes. Tri-
umph's Joey Savatgy and Jalek
Swoll,
and Honda's Chance
Hymas rounded out the top 10.
Hymas was racing wounded,
dealing with a painful ankle
injury that he suffered at the
previous round a week earlier.
He also re-aggravated the injury
when he went down in the sec
-
ond corner of the second moto.
"Washougal
was a rough
one," he said. "I came in not
ROUND 8 / JULY 20, 2024
WASHOUGAL MOTOCROSS PARK / WASHOUGAL, WASHINGTON
MOTOCROSS I AMA PRO MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP / MONSTER ENERGY SMX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P88
A large crowd was cheering on Washington native Levi
Kitchen (47) but it wasn't a great day for the 250MX title
contender who dropped down a spot in the championship.
