middle with the red-cross flag,"
Deegan said. "I was so scared
to jump and didn't know if I was
good or not, and I was losing
time, and Levi got me. It was
getting a little rowdy, but we
were going so slow on the track
because it was so rutted. When-
ever I'd run into him, it was so
minor because we were going
so slow. That was the gnarliest
battle I have ever had racing."
Kitchen held on for second
at the line. This is the first time
we've seen Kitchen up front all
season, and the first time he's led
laps during a main event in 2026.
Deegan still won the race, but
not without a strong fight from
Levi Kitchen. The two duked it
out for multiple laps, trading the
lead as they went back and forth
with points of contact. Despite
Deegan's fourth-place start, he
still found his way to the front
and reclaimed the lead from
Kitchen with just over a minute
left on the race clock. Neither
rider seemed too bothered by
the contact as they shook hands
and smiled after the race. This
win marks his fifth in a row, and
his points lead now grows to 35.
"I made a mistake there in the
and test more with me this week.
We're hopeful to make some
positive changes and come into
Arlington ready to fight."
Malcolm Stewart suffered a
big crash during his heat race
but still finished sixth over
Aaron Plessinger, Joey Savatgy
and Dylan Ferrandis. Roczen
crossed the line in 10th after
running third for all but two laps.
250SX West
The 250SX main event was
by far the most exciting race
we've seen all year from the
small-bore division. Haiden
ROUND 6 | FEBRUARY 14, 2026
LUMEN FIELD | SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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Kitchen (47) led several laps
but eventually finished second.
