finale, and a fourth-place result
proved good enough to claim
the overall. His 2-1-4 finishes put
him at the top of the podium,
with a combined seven points
for the seventh win of his career.
Thrasher has won at least one
race in every season since turn
-
ing pro back in 2021, and he pad-
ded that stat with another dub in
Cleveland.
"I felt like I was going to be
able to contend for the champi
-
onship but had a little mishap
[shoulder injury],"
Thrasher said.
"That's part of it, though. We've
done what we can–fourth, sec
-
ond and now first. We're trending
and
it feels good to be back up
here."
Landen Gordon finished
second overall in his second
professional Supercross race.
After sustaining a flat tire that
relegated him to last place one
week ago in his pro debut, it
could only go up for the Star
Racing Yamaha rookie. Gordon,
a two-time SMX Next Supercross
winner, started the night in fourth
but kept improving as the night
progressed and racked up two
second places in the final two
mains. It must've felt like another
day at the Star Racing farm, as
Gordon followed his teammates
Thrasher and Cole Davies in for
the runner-up spots with 4-2-2
scores, which moves him just
one point back from Thrasher in
the overall points rankings.
"If you would have told me af
-
ter last weekend I'd be sitting on
the podium,
that'd be unbeliev-
able," Gordon said. "I've put in so
much work into
this. I'm backed
by the best team, so I expect
ROUND 14 / APRIL 18, 2026
HUNTINGTON BANK FIELD / CLEVELAND, OHIO
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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2026 Cleveland Supercross Video Highlights
Landen Gordon
finished second in
his second-ever
250SX Supercross.
