Supercross 2025 Results: 250 accents, ending order, reaction in Glendale, Smith gives a triumphant victory # 1 – NBC Sports

When Jordan Smith entered the third and last race of the State Farm Stadium’s Triple Crown Format 250 West in Glendale, Arizona, bound to Heidon Deigan In points and lags of the team of Star Competitions of Deigan, Cole DavisFrom three, he knew he had to win to make a shot to take the overall victory – and that’s exactly what he did.

Smith failed to win the hole in the final function. This honor was won by Michael MosimanHe who led the first two laps, but after Mosiman stumbled slightly into an angle, Smith threw himself. He took the lead in circumference 2 and held the advantage of the rest of the afternoon. On the fifth in the second place in the competition 1 and third in the competition 2, Smith knew there was speed.

Smith finished third in the season of opening Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, to give his first podium to the triumph and came to a place to win in San Diego. Smith would not be refused on Saturday night and his common victory was a historic night for the British manufacturer.

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Deigan stood on the podium in the first two competitions in Glendale and entered a competition 3, tied to Smith. Deigan was chaotic at times this season when the gate fell and he finished tour 1 in ninth position. Anyone who watched Pro Motocross last year knows how well it can enter through the field, but with only 11 laps on a tight Supercross track, Deegan managed to climb only the fourth. With the sequence, Deigan finished 3-2-4 and was celebrated in second place.

However, the star of the night entering the final race was Davis. He was irresistible in the first two competitions and had to end only the third or better in the final function to score his first career victory. He got a modest start in the middle of the package and had nowhere to go when a motorcyclist landed on Blox in front of him and gathered Davis. The rider’s rider fell to 20th place in a circumference 1, climbed into the top 10 on a tour 9, but could only rule the eighth in the chests. He won points in third place.

Julien Bomer I got great starts in the first two competitions, but I couldn’t finish the first tour without problems. He focused on both functions before climbing fourth in competition 1 and seventh in competition 2. Finally he found his rhythm in the last race and followed Smith in the closing tours before the time expired and settled for the position to the runner -up. With 13 points, he was tied to Mosiman and took the fourth by virtue of the tiebreaker.

Mosiman returns from an injury suffered in 2024. It is shown a glimpse of speed and improves in every race from 15th place in Anaheim 1, ninth in San Diego and in seventh place in Anaheim 2. Finally scored its first Top five of the year with the results of the sixth, fourth and third in the triple crown.

Still suffering from a pair of broken fingers, Joe Shimoda It was part of the tour of the tour 1, which Beaumer sparked in competition 1. It finished 21 in this game and recovered at the sixth and fifth in the next two events. It was celebrated in 10th place and with the 250 riders in the east occupied centrally in the next two weeks in Tampa, Florida and Detroit, Michigan, he has time to cure.

Here are 250 Supercross results, tours and ranking after 4 round at Glendale State Farm Stadium, Arizona:

Results

General results

Function 1
Results
The faster sector times
Individual
TIME TO TOUR

Function 2
Results
The faster sector times
Individual
TIME TO TOUR
General Results After Competition 2

Function 3
Results
The faster sector times
Individual
TIME TO TOUR

250 West Supercross Rider Points

Here’s the 4th round end in Glendale:

1. Jordan Smith, Triumph (2-3-1)
2. Heidon Deigan, Yamaha (3-2-4)
3. Cole Davis, Yamaha (1-1-8)
4. Julien Beaumer, KTM (4-7-2)
5. Michael Mosiman, Yamaha (6-4-3)
6. Garrett Marchbanks, Kawasaki (5-10-6)
7. Anthony Burdon, Yamaha (14-5-7)
8. Coty Schock, Yamaha (9-8-9)
9. Parker Ross, Honda (7-11-11)
10. Jo Shimoda, Honda (21-6-5)
11. LUX Turner, KTM (8-14-12)
12. TJ Albright, Yamaha (11-12-14)
13. Marshal Weltin, Yamaha (17-13-13)
14. Hunter Yoder, Kawasaki (13-9-21)
15. Dylan Walsh, Kawasaki (15-16-15)
16. Joshua Varize, KTM (12-18-16)
17. Derek Kelly, Yamaha (22-15-10)
18. Jett Reynolds, Yamaha (10-20-17)
19. Cole Thompson, Yamaha (18-17-18)
20. Brad West, Yamaha (16-19-20)
21. Billy Laninovic, Honda (20-21-19)
22. Gavin Towers, Honda (19-22-22)

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Results of San Diego 450 | 250 results
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