ROUND 7 / JULY 12, 2025
SPRING CREEK MOTOCROSS PARK | MILLVILLE, MINNESOTA
MOTOCROSS I AMA PRO MOTOCROSS / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P72
per—who had an off day with a
5-13—and is 91 points behind
the leader, Jett Lawrence.
250MX
Haiden Deegan returned to form
in the 250MX division after his
worst finish of the season last
week with a fifth overall at Red-
Bud. The defending champion
and series points leader
rode
with a bruised thigh after round
six's crash during qualifying that
left him with some torn fascia.
entin Guillod, Jorge Prado and
Justin Cooper.
Tomac had a quiet day.
The former champ, who was
expected to challenge Jett
Lawrence for the 450MX-class
title this year, again struggled
with his starts and was unable
to mount a charge to the front,
going 6-9 on the day for seventh
overall. He's now fourth in the
championship, one point behind
his Monster Energy Star Racing
Yamaha teammate Justin Coo
-
third appearance of the summer
after making his return to
action
at Southwick.
"The second moto was solid.
We charged hard in both races
and ended up getting fifth over
-
all," Barcia said. "I didn't expect
a top
five just yet, but we will
take it. We're making a lot of
progress; the whole crew is do-
ing a great job."
Malcolm
Stewart swapped
scores with Barcia for sixth
overall ahead of Eli Tomac, Val
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Haiden Deegan bounced back after injuring his leg at the previous
round and grabbed another overall win in the 250MX class.
