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Cycle News 2024 Issue 38 September 24

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son leaps and bounds ahead of his debut back in Anaheim. "One of the goals I set before the beginning of the season was that I wanted to be a contender every weekend," said Lawrence. "The second moto, that was a great moto. I'm not bummed on it at all; I left it all out on the track. Neither one of us made any mistakes, and I didn't win, you know. That was the best version of me tonight and who knows what that version of Hunter will be in a year's time I ride each other very differently compared to the other people. We don't want to be anywhere near each other just in case something happens or someone gets sketchy. Then again, we are comfy next to each other, because we know how we both ride. It's going to get difficult, and there might be some quiet car rides home." Hunter Lawrence finished the night second overall in the race and in the championship points. The older Lawrence brother held the red plate at the start of the finale but finished third in the night's first race. This meant he'd need a win and another rider between himself and Jett for a chance at the title. Even with the championship strategy playing out in real time, Hunter stayed in second for all of the final moto, upping his position to second overall. He might not have secured the championship, but second place still awarded him a $500,000 payday for the three-round Playoffs. Lawrence concludes his rookie 450 sea - VOLUME ISSUE SEPTEMBER , P73 GASGAS' LAST DANCE The Troy Lee Designs Red Bull GasGas Factory Racing team ran a one-off look in partnership with their sponsor Sony Pictures. The all-black graphics promoted the newest Venom movie, Venom, The Last Dance. Ironically, Las Vegas was likely the last dance for the entire GasGas squad, as rumors strongly point to the team being absorbed by KTM and Husqvarna. Briefly... (Left) Hunter Lawrence tied with Jett for the title but lost the tiebreaker. He finished second overall. (Below) Eli Tomac held off Jett Lawrence for nearly all the first 450SMX moto. 2024 Las Vegas SuperMotocross Playoffs Video Highlights

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