Lucas Oil Pro
Motocross Championship
Highlights:
Carson City Motorsports
Hangtown Motocross Classic
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Lawrence Wins 250
Class Title to Become
First Australian
Champion in Division
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The final round of the
2021 Lucas Oil Pro
Motocross Championship
featured all the
emotional highs and lows
of a down-to-the-wire
title fight, which
provided a memorable
conclusion to the
season at the Carson
City Motorsports
Hangtown Motocross
Classic. The series'
anticipated return to
one of American
motocross' most storied
venues for the first
time in more than two
years was headlined by
the culmination of
summer-long clash for
the 250 Class
championship between
Team Honda HRC's Jett
Lawrence and Monster
Energy/Star/Yamaha
Racing's Justin Cooper,
and it didn't
disappoint.
During the final two
motos of the season the
title combatants
experienced dramatically
different fortunes, as
Lawrence endured through
an adversity smattered
afternoon to prevail
with the Gary Jones Cup
by a mere six points to
become the class' first
Australian champion.
Conversely, Cooper
enjoyed the most
dominant performance of
his career with a clutch
1-1 outing, but it
wasn't enough to
overcome the 23-point
deficit he faced
entering Hangtown.
In the 450 Class,
Monster
Energy/Star/Yamaha
Racing's Ferrandis
showed why he's been the
rider to beat all
summer with a display of
both dominance and
resilience en route to
victory. After an
impressive and emphatic
win in Moto 1, the
Frenchman found himself
at the tail end of the
field to start the final
moto. Even with the odds
stacked against him,
Ferrandis refused to let
up and made a stelar
charge through the field
that allowed him to
ascend to the top of the
overall classification
for the sixth time this
season.
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Results
Lucas Oil Pro Motocross
Championship
Carson City Motorsports
Hangtown Motocross
Classic
Prairie City SVRA -
Rancho Cordova,
California
September 11, 2021
250 Class
Overall Results (Moto
Finish)
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Justin Cooper, Cold
Spring Harbor, N.Y.,
Yamaha (1-1)
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Jo Shimoda, Japan,
Kawasaki (4-2)
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RJ Hampshire,
Hudson, Fla.,
Husqvarna (2-6)
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Max Vohland,
Sacramento, Calif.,
KTM (5-4)
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Jett Lawrence,
Australia, Honda
(8-3)
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Hunter Lawrence,
Australia, Honda
(3-9)
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Dilan Schwartz,
Alpine, Calif.,
Suzuki (10-7)
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Joshua Varize,
Rialto, Calif.,
Husqvarna (7-11)
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Levi Kitchen,
Washougal, Wash.,
Yamaha (6-12)
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Michael Mosiman,
Sebastopol, Calif.,
GASGAS (11-8)
250 Class
Championship Standings
(Round 12 of 12)
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Jett Lawrence,
Australia, Honda -
497
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Justin Cooper, Cold
Spring Harbor, N.Y.,
Yamaha - 491
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Hunter Lawrence,
Australia, Honda -
381
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RJ Hampshire,
Hudson, Fla.,
Husqvarna - 364
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Jo Shimoda, Japan,
Kawasaki - 340
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Jeremy Martin,
Millville, Minn.,
Yamaha - 307
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Austin Forkner,
Richards, Mo.,
Kawasaki - 256
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Michael Mosiman,
Sebastopol, Calif.,
GASGAS - 252
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Max Vohland,
Sacramento, Calif.,
KTM - 236
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Dilan Schwartz,
Alpine, Calif.,
Suzuki - 209
450 Class
Overall Results (Moto
Finish)
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Dylan Ferrandis,
France, Yamaha (1-3)
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Eli Tomac, Cortez,
Colo., Kawasaki
(4-1)
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Cooper Webb,
Newport, N.C., KTM
(3-2)
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Christian Craig, El
Cajon, Calif.,
Yamaha (5-4)
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Brandon Hartranft,
Brick, N.J., Suzuki
(7-6)
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Max Anstie, England,
Suzuki (9-5)
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Ryan Surratt,
Corona, Calif.,
Husqvarna (8-8)
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Justin Bogle,
Cushing, Okla., KTM
(10-7)
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Ken Roczen, Germany,
Honda (2-40)
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Robbie Wageman,
Newhall, Calif.,
Yamaha (12-9)
450 Class
Championship Standings
(Round 12 of 12)
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Dylan Ferrandis,
France, Yamaha - 531
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Eli Tomac, Cortez,
Colo., Kawasaki -
458
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Ken Roczen, Germany,
Honda - 446
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Cooper Webb,
Newport, N.C., KTM -
358
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Chase Sexton, La
Moille, Ill., Honda
- 342
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Christian Craig, El
Cajon, Calif.,
Yamaha - 292
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Marvin Musquin,
France, KTM - 240
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Joey Savatgy,
Thomasville, Ga.,
KTM - 240
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Justin Barcia,
Monroe, N.Y., GASGAS
- 239
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Aaron Plessinger,
Hamilton, Ohio,
Yamaha - 232
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