Supercross is over, and now it’s time to head outdoors for the 2019 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. It all gets going this weekend, May 19, at Prairie City OHV Park in Rancho California, CA. You might know this race simply as The Hangtown Motocross Classic. This is the longest-running motocross national of all. 2019 marks the 51^st running of the “Classic.”

Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Preview 2019 – Can Tomac Do It Again?

The “outdoors” series get started in earnest with three straight weekends of racing before its first break. Unlike supercross and its 16 races, breaks are scattered throughout the 12-round outdoor series. After all, motocross racing consists of two motos per race, each 30-minutes-plus-two-laps in length, and are held during the day (without a roof), and in all kinds of weather conditions, which can include three-digit temperatures with high humidity. Motocross racing is not for whips, but even motocrossers need time to rest, and in some cases heal up, every now and then.

The start of the outdoor nationals gives many racers and teams a fresh start. Some riders bailed out of the supercross series early to let injuries heal so they can get a second chance in the outdoors. For others, it’s already the end of their racing season now that some teams these day–mostly privately funded teams–and racers–mostly privateers–only focus on supercross and watch from the sidelines during the summer months. Most of the factory “superstars” of the sport (from KTM, Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, and Husqvarna), however, forge on and take aim at 250MX’s Gary Jones Cup and 450MX’s Edison Dye Cup and their number-one plates. The opposite can be said, too, as some racers are what you would call motocross specialists, and they wait all winter/spring for the outdoor season to begin.

To get caught up with who’s in and who’s out for the upcoming nationals, below we’ve compiled a list of teams and their plans for the summer months. Before we get to that, however, there are a few other things worth mentioning first.

Beyond the professional action this summer is expansions to American motocross’ amateur segment of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship. After a popular and successful debut last season, the 125 All-Star Series will expand to include all 12 rounds of the championship in 2019, serving as a complement to the pros each and every Saturday this summer. Former stars like Ryan Villopoto, Ryan Sipes, Wil Hahn, and more joined the fray of 125cc battles last season, and there’s no doubt this celebration of two-strokes will continue to grow with a full slate of races.

Additionally, the Amateur Racing Program at the Nationals will be bigger and better than ever. Amateur racers from all over the country will have an opportunity to race on the same track as their pro counterparts at all 12 rounds on the schedule, meaning last year’s total of nearly 10,000 participants will likely be surpassed, further strengthening the sport’s vital amateur racing scene.

TEAM BREAKDOWN

450MX

Team Honda

Team Honda is ready to go for Hangtown, with both Cole Seely and two-time 450cc National Champ Ken Roczen set to line up on Saturday. The big question is about Roczen’s illness that he’s been battling for the past couple of months. If he doesn’t have a handle on that yet, the summer could be much longer than he’d like it to be.

14        Cole Seely

94        Ken Roczen

Rockstar Energy Husqvarna

Dean Wilson is still recovering from the shoulder injury incurred at the Denver Supercross, and it’s taking it’s time to heal, so he’ll miss round one and maybe more, but should be back well within the first half of the series. That said, former 250cc National Champ Zach Osborne is making his 450cc MX debut at Hangtown, and 2018 450cc SX champ Jason Anderson is due to be back in action as well.

15        Dean Wilson (Out Temporarily)

16        Zach Osborne

21        Jason Anderson

Fresh Start For Tomac

Monster Energy Kawasaki

Joey Savatgy is still nursing the leg injury he suffered at Las Vegas and a shoulder injury that happened at Nashville, so he’s trying to heal up before he sets off on his first 450cc MX series. At the earliest, he’ll be back on the starting line by round three, but it could be longer than that. That said, Eli Tomac is the two-time defending champ of the series, and he was on fire at the end of the SX championship, so he’s the clear favorite to “threepeat.”

1          Eli Tomac

17        Joey Savatgy (Out Temporarily)

Will Cooper Webb Surpise Us Again?

Red Bull KTM

Former 250cc National Champ Cooper Webb is making his KTM MX debut at Hangtown this weekend after winning his first-ever 450cc SX title, so he’s riding high on that confidence. Still, it’s a new series, with new elements, so nothing is guaranteed. His teammate Marvin Musquin has won quite a few 450cc Nationals the last few years, and both racers plan on contending for the title.

2          Cooper Webb

25        Marvin Musquin

Rocky Mountain ATV/MC KTM

Benny Bloss has missed all of 2019 so far recovering from knee surgery, but he should be returning to action in about a month. His teammate, however, former 250cc National Champ Blake Baggett—who has led the 450cc MX title chase during the last couple years, giving Eli Tomac fits—is ready to go, as is former 450cc MX National winner Justin Bogle.

4          Blake Baggett

19        Justin Bogle

29        Benny Bloss (Out Temporarily)

JGR/Yoshimura/Suzuki Factory Racing

Weston Peick just had another surgery on his face, fixing his nose and putting a new plate behind one of his eyes, as he recovers from a horrific bunch of injuries he suffered at the Paris Supercross last fall. He had been riding, but he’s not going to be racing until he can really race, which likely won’t be in 2019. Justin Hill is JGR’s only 450cc racer at the moment. The team’s Chad Reed is one of the few big names of the sport who chooses not to follow the outdoor nationals. Some veteran racers such as Reed feel that skipping motocross will extend their racing careers.

18        Weston Peick (Out)

46        Justin Hill

Can Justin Barcia Stay Healthy?

Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing

Dean Ferris was filling in for Romain Febvre in the GPs. Febvre should be returning to action in the GPs this weekend in Portugal, and Ferris is coming to the USA to fill in for Aaron Plessinger, whose broken heel (suffered in Daytona) is not healing very fast. Ferris is actually the reigning Australian 450cc National Motocross Champion, and he did so twice in a row racing Yamahas. However, he announced last year that he’d be leaving the team to race in the U.S. before he had a deal in the U.S., so at the start of the Aussie MX National season, he was filling in for Febvre in the GPs. He returned to his series in Australia for one doubleheader weekend a couple weeks ago, on a KTM, and won, and now he’s headed to the U.S. Justin Barcia should be much healthier at this point and should be on the line and ready to rip at Hangtown as well. Barcia, who won the opening supercross round this year, has struggled with injuries ever since. He pulled out of SX early to get ready for the outdoors.

7          Aaron Plessinger (Out Temporarily)

51        Justin Barcia

103      Dean Ferris (Filling In For Plessinger)

250MX

Geico Honda

Two-time former 250cc National Champ Jeremy Martin is still out as his back heals from last year, but the Geico team has a full four-racer rig at Hangtown, with newly crowned 250SX East champ Chase Sexton, RJ Hampshire, Christian Craig (who missed most of SX with a thumb injury), and former MX2 GP contender Hunter Lawrence. Lawrence could be one to look out for, especially at Hangtown, since chances are it’s going to be a mud race—if forecasters get this one correctly. (The AFT Sacramento Mile, which is held just up the road from Hangtown on the same weekend, has already been canceled because of the threat of rain.) Cameron Mcadoo, who was a fill-in for supercross, with Craig and Martin on the sidelines, is not competing in the outdoors unless he has made arrangements with a private effort that we don’t know about.

6          Jeremy Martin (Out)

23        Chase Sexton

31        RJ Hampshire

38        Christian Craig

196      Hunter Lawrence

 

Rockstar Energy Husqvarna

Michael Mosiman and Jordan Bailey are both looking to improve their results this year in the MX series, but most of the anticipation for the Husky team former MX2 GP championship contender Thomas Covington. Covington struggled badly in supercross, which has never been his forte, but he can ride outdoors, and spending a half-decade in the GPs should have him well-prepared for a possible mudder at Hangtown, as well.

36        Michael Mosiman

50        Jordan Bailey

112      Thomas Covington

Is Cianciarulo The Favorite To Win The 250MX Title?

Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki

Austin Forkner is likely out for the summer after surgery to repair his ACL in his knee, but the rest of the team is ready to go. Adam Cianciarulo should be a title contender.

24        Austin Forkner (Out)

61        Garrett Marchbanks

73        Martin Davalos

92        Adam Cianciarulo

TLD/Red Bull KTM

Sean Cantrell recently found out he fractured a bone in his wrist and is taking a few weeks off to let it heal, but the team is adding a rookie, Derek Drake, to the lineup for the summer (and beyond). Drake joins Jordon Smith, Mitchell Falk and Shane McElrath, although McElrath is not a guarantee for round one.

12        Shane McElrath

28        Jordon Smith

40        Sean Cantrell (Out Temporarily)

123      Mitchell Falk

233      Derek Drake

JGR/Yoshimura/Suzuki Factory Racing

Enzo Lopes recently discovered he has a fractured scaphoid in his wrist and will be off for a few weeks while he heals, and Jimmy Decotis had a supercross-only deal with the JGR team. Still, Alex Martin is a proven outdoor title contender, so he should be in the mix, as should Kyle Peters.

26        Alex Martin

55        Kyle Peters

64        Jimmy Decotis (Out)

67        Enzo Lopes (Out Temporarily)

Or Will Ferrandis Take It?

Monster Energy/Yamalube/Star Racing Yamaha

This team has won four of the last five 250cc National MX titles, with Jeremy Martin winning the title in 2014 and 2015, then Cooper Webb winning it in 2016, and Aaron Plessinger winning it in 2018. Three of their four racers will be ready to go at Hangtown, and again, with it being a potential mudder, look for Dylan Ferrandis to be strong. Mitchell Oldenburg will be missing at least round one, and maybe one or two more races, as he recovers from severe, third-degree burns on his butt cheek from one of his crashes in Las Vegas. He’s currently in the hospital for at least another five days while his skin grafts heal.

32        Justin Cooper

34        Dylan Ferrandis

39        Colt Nichols

66        Mitchell Oldenburg (Out Temporarily)

CycleTrader/Rock River Yamaha

The big news for the Rock River team is the addition of 2017 Japanese IA2 (250cc) National MX Champion Yusuki Watanabe, who will be making his debut with the team at Hangtown. The team will also be fielding Brandon Hartranft and Jacob Hayes as they did throughout supercross.

45        Brandon Hartranft

110      Yusuke Watanabe

156      Jacob Hayes

Hangtown Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Preview 2019

2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Schedule
May 18	Hangtown Motocross Classic	Prairie City SVRA	Rancho Cordova, California
May 25	TBA	TBA	TBA
June 1	Thunder Valley National	Thunder Valley Motocross Park	Lakewood, Colorado
June 15	High Point National	High Point Raceway	Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania
June 22	Florida National	WW Ranch Motocross Park	Jacksonville, Florida
June 29	Soutwick National	The Wick 338	Southwick, Massachusetts
July 6	RedBud National	RedBud MX	Buchanan, Michigan
July 20	Spring Creek National	Spring Creek MX Park	Millville, Minnesota
July 27	Washougal National	Washougal MX Park	Washougal, Washington
August 10	Unadilla National	Unadilla MX	Ner Berlin, New York
August 17	Budds Creek National	Budds Creek Motocross Park	Mechanicsville, Maryland
August 24	Ironman National	Ironman Raceway	Crawfordsville, Indiana

2019 Luas Oil Pro Motocross Television Schedule

 

How To Watch: Lucas Oil Pro Motocross

If you miss a race, full replays will be available on-demand with the NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass.

UNITED STATES

New this year, the entire season streams live, on-demand and commercial-free with the NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass.

Qualifiers

Online: 10 a.m. ET, NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass (LIVE & COMMERCIAL-FREE)

Access the stream via the NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass available on iOS, Android, Amazon Fire, Apple TV and Chromecast.

Moto 1: (Times vary)

Online: NBC Sports Gold app (LIVE & COMMERCIAL-FREE)

Access the stream at NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass available on iOS, Android, Amazon Fire, Apple TV and Chromecast.

TV: MAVTV

Once again this year, MAVTV will air first motos from all 12 rounds. Use the MAVTV channel finder to see if you currently get MAVTV. You can also use that link to request that your cable provider carry MAVTV if they currently do not.

Moto 2: (Times vary)

Online: NBC Sports Gold app (LIVE & COMMERCIAL-FREE)

Access the stream at NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass available on iOS, Android, Amazon Fire, Apple TV and Chromecast.

TV: NBC or NBCSN

Use the NBCSN channel finder to see if you currently get NBCSN in your area.

INTERNATIONAL

The entire season streams live, on-demand and commercial-free with the NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass.

Qualifiers

Online: NBC Sports Gold app

Access the stream at NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass available on iOS and Android.

Moto 1 + Moto 2: (Times vary)

Access the stream at NBC Sports Gold Pro Motocross Pass available on iOS and Android.

TV: The Nationals will be simulcast to various countries across the globe. Check the TV listings for the time in your area.

Hangtown Entry List

450MX

Racing Nbr	First Name	Last Name	Hometown	Brand	Team Name
1	Eli	Tomac	Cortez, CO	Kawasaki	Monster Energy Kawasak
2	Cooper	Webb	Newport, NC	KTM	Red Bull KTM
4	Blake	Baggett	Grand Terrace, CA	KTM	Rocky Mountain ATV/MC – KTM – WPS
14	Cole	Seely	Newbury Park, CA	Honda	Team Honda HRC
15	Dean	Wilson	United Kingdom	Husqvarna	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
16	Zachary	Osborne	Abingdon, VA	Husqvarna	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
17	Joseph	Savatgy	Tallahassee, FL	Kawasaki	Monster Energy Kawasaki
21	Jason	Anderson	Rio Rancho, NM	Husqvarna	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
25	Marvin	Musquin	France	KTM	Red Bull KTM
41	Ben	LaMay	Wasilla, AK	Honda	TPJ Racing
43	Tyler	Bowers	Danville, KY	Kawasaki	Triggr | Tyler Bowers Racing
46	Justin	Hill	Yoncalla, OR	Suzuki	JGR | Yoshimura | Suzuki Factory Racing
48	Cody	Cooper	New Zealand	Honda	Enviro Dynamics | Crownkiwi
49	Henry	Miller	Rochester, MN	KTM	Triggr Racing
51	Justin	Barcia	Greenville, FL	Yamaha	Monster Energy-Factory Yamaha Racing
56	Lorenzo	Locurcio	Venezuela	Kawasaki
68	Brandan	Leith	Eagle Mountain, UT	Husqvarna	Stewarts Heating Racing
74	Cade	Autenrieth	Hemet, CA	KTM	AM Motocross | SSI Decals
82	Justin	Hoeft	Castaic, CA	Yamaha	Simi Valley Cycles Yamaha
85	Dare	DeMartile	Lincoln, CA	Honda	Nemesis Performance
94	Ken	Roczen	Germany	Honda	Team Honda HRC
101	Fredrik	Noren	Sweden	Honda	Sustainable Oil Field Services | Honda
103	Dean	Ferris	Australia	Yamaha	Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing
140	Austin	Kouba	Boise, ID	Kawasaki	RMXSeries.com
165	Kris	Keefer	Hesperia, CA	Honda
169	Dylan	Kappeler	Redwood City, CA	Husqvarna	Kappeler Construction, Inc. | Chilton Auto Body | Gilroy Motorcycle Center
173	Grant	Wall	Lodi, CA	Suzuki	Fly Racing | DT1 | Pirelli
182	Mason	Olson	Sparks, NV	KTM
195	Keaton	Ward	Bozeman, MT	KTM	Ward Racing
225	Brett	Stralo	Valley Center, CA	Honda	Altitude Racing MX
227	Derek	Kelley	Riverside, CA	Honda	SLR Honda | Fly Racing | Flow Vision
229	Francisco	Martini	Escondido, CA	Yamaha	Martini Racing
231	Robert	Wilson	Vacaville, CA	KTM	Monty’s Automotive
234	McCoy	Brough	Kaysville, UT	KTM	RMXSeries.com
246	Chance	Blackburn	Spokane, WA	Honda	Fusion Graphix | Devol | Epcon
272	Rory	Sullivan	White Salmon, WA	Kawasaki	Power Motorsports
286	Erki	Kahro	Estonia	KTM	MX Vacation
292	Kolton	Dean	West Jordan, UT	Yamaha	South Valley Motorsports | Fly Racing | Pro Taper
309	Jeremy	Smith	Marmora, NJ	Honda	Smith Racing
314	Tyler	Stepek	Mount Airy, MD	Yamaha	Tomahawk MX
329	Chad	Gores	Newport Beach, CA	KTM	TPJ Racing | California Coast Plumbers
332	Dustin	Winter	Clearwater, KS	Yamaha	EBR Performance
335	Jake	Masterpool	Paradise, TX	Honda	His 956 Facility
383	Casey	Brennan	Albuquerque, NM	KTM	Brennan Racing
402	Samuel	Greenawalt	Jacksonville, FL	Yamaha	Greenawalt Racing
403	Keylan	Meston	Canada	Yamaha	ClubMX | Traders | Redemption Yamaha
444	Caleb	Tennant	South Africa	KTM	Creative Sports Concepts | Parts Unlimited | TheWtrainingFacility
446	Blaine	Silveira	Lemoore, CA	Honda	TPJ | Fly Racing
447	Deven	Raper	Mesa, AZ	Kawasaki	RJC Racing | Kelly’s Kawasaki
477	Todd	Waters	Australia	Husqvarna	Todd Waters Racing
482	Riley	Brough	Kaysville, UT	Honda	RMXSeries.com
526	Colton	Aeck	Simi Valley, CA	Honda	TREMX.com | Tri-County Powersports | Honda
553	Brent	Rouse	Torrance, CA	Honda	Patch Master Racing | Mid Cities Honda
565	Dominic	DeSimone	Las Vegas, NV	Honda	we1 Racing
577	Felix	Lopez	Mexico	KTM
588	Kurt	Thomas	Las Vegas, NV	Honda
621	RJ	Wageman	Newhall, CA	Honda
637	Bobby	Piazza	Easton, PA	Honda	JMR Racing
647	Matthew	Hubert	Riverside, CA	Husqvarna	TPJ Fly Racing Team
661	Noah	Chambers	Oxford, PA	Kawasaki	SCCMX
700	James	Weeks	Punta Gorda, FL	Yamaha	TPJ Racing
718	Toshiki	Tomita	Japan	Honda	Team Honda HRC
767	Mason	Wharton	Brush Prairie, WA	Kawasaki	TPJ | Fly Racing
841	Jeff	Walker	Sylvania, OH	Husqvarna	Walker Motorsports
845	Bryan	O’Neil	Port Angeles, WA	Yamaha	O’Neil Racing
876	Chris	Alldredge	Redmond, OR	KTM
892	Garret	Ioppolo	Lincoln, CA	Yamaha	Roseville Yamaha | Haesker Racing Engines
909	Jacob	Smith	Rescue, CA	Yamaha	Smith Racing
917	Drew	Thomas	Ione, CA	Yamaha	Roseville Yamaha | Haeseker Racing
929	Taiki	Koga	Japan	Kawasaki	TPJ Racing |ADA | SoCal MXTF
934	Brian	Medeiros	Koloa, HI	Husqvarna	Motocross Action Mag | Kauai Energy | Suzuki

250MX

Racing Nbr	First Name	Last Name	Hometown	Brand	Team Name
12	Shane	McElrath	Canton, NC	KTM	Troy Lee Designs Red Bull KTM
23	Chase	Sexton	La Moille, IL	Honda	Geico Honda Amsoil Factory Connection
26	Alex	Martin	Millville, MN	Suzuki	JGR | Yoshimura | Suzuki Factory Racing
28	Jordon	Smith	Belmont, NC	KTM	Troy Lee Designs Red Bull KTM
31	RJ	Hampshire	Hudson, FL	Honda	Geico Honda Amsoil Factory Connection
32	Justin	Cooper	Cold Spring Harbor, NY	Yamaha	Monster Energy | Star Racing | Yamaha
34	Dylan	Ferrandis	France	Yamaha	Monster Energy | Star Racing | Yamaha
36	Michael	Mosiman	Sebastopol, CA	Husqvarna	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
38	Christian	Craig	Corona, CA	Honda	Geico Honda Amsoil Factory Connection
39	Colt	Nichols	Muskogee, OK	Yamaha	Monster Energy | Star Racing | Yamaha
45	Brandon	Hartranft	Brick, NJ	Yamaha	Cycle Trader Rock River Yamaha
49	Nick	Gaines	Ringgold, GA	Yamaha	Traders Racing | Yamaha
52	Jordan	Bailey	Orlando, FL	Husqvarna	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
61	Garrett	Marchbanks	Coalville, UT	Kawasaki	Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki
66	Mitchell	Oldenburg	Alvord, TX	Yamaha	Monster Energy | Star Racing | Yamaha
77	Challen	Tennant	Willis, TX	KTM	3D Racing
83	Killian	Auberson	Switzerland	KTM
92	Adam	Cianciarulo	Clermont FL	Kawasaki	Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki
110	Yusuke	Watanabe	Japan	Yamaha	Cycle Trader Rock River Yamaha
112	Thomas	Covington	Vernon, AL	Husqvarna	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
122	Chris	Howell	Spokane, WA	Husqvarna	JMC Motorsports | Integrity Electric
123	Mitchell	Falk	Costa Mesa, CA	KTM	Troy Lee Designs Red Bull KTM
139	Nathen	LaPorte	Rothschild, WI	Honda	Sportland 2 | Precision Floors & Decor | LaPorte Racing
153	Carson	Carr	Escondido, CA	Yamaha	365MX | Split Designs | Surface Sun Systems
154	Chase	Felong	Oceanside, CA	Yamaha	North County Yamaha | XPR Motorsports | Fox Racing
156	Jacob	Hayes	Greensboro,NC	Yamaha	Cycle Trader Rock River Yamaha
162	Maxwell	Sanford	Pasadena, MD	Yamaha	Concrete Plants Inc
168	Cale	Kuchnicki	Alanson, MI	KTM	Highland Trails Racing
186	Tyler	Monks	Colorado Springs, CO	Husqvarna	Monks Construction Racing
194	Jerry	Robin	Hamel, MN	KTM	FCC Motosports | Signation
196	Hunter	Lawrence	Corona, CA	Honda	Geico Honda Amsoil Factory Connection
205	Todd	Wilson	Austrailia	Husqvarna
209	Jared	Petruska	Canada	Honda	Bowcycle Yamaha
232	Dylan	Bolinger	Corona, CA	Husqvarna	AEO Powersports | MotoCutz | Fly Racing
233	Derek	Drake	San Luis Obispo, CA	KTM	Troy Lee Designs Red Bull KTM
259	Corbin	Hayes	Folsom, CA	Yamaha	TPJ Racing
286	Brandon	Sussman	Mission Viejo, CA	Yamaha
291	Zane	Merrett	Crowley, TX	KTM	TPJ
310	Kai	Aiello	Temecula, CA	KTM
321	Bradley	Lionnet	Zambia	Yamaha
345	Joshua	Prior	Hebron, CT	Husqvarna	Custom MX Supply | American Ladders and Scaffolds | 6D
356	Daniel	Lippman	Fombell, PA	Husqvarna	TrueMX
357	Kameron	Barboa	Bosque Farms, NM	Yamaha	Bobby J’s Yamaha | Black Snout Brewhouse | Leatt
407	Benjamin	Nelko	Aliquippa, PA	Yamaha	3D Racing | Yamaha
427	Deegan	Vonlossberg	Palmdale, CA	Yamaha	Grindstone Compound | Fasthouse | 100%
461	Thomas	Richards	Whitefish, MT	Suzuki	Poet Motorcycles
554	Wade	Brommel	Indianola, IA	Kawasaki	Real Ink Graphics | Cox Concrete | MX Tech
583	Corey	Ridel	East Hartland, CT	Husqvarna	RS Racing
614	Christopher	Shenoy	Soquel, CA	Husqvarna
842	Joseph	Gerrior	Lincoln, CA	Honda	Back Pocket Racing
898	Jack	Fowler	Dallas, OR	Honda	Motosport Hillsboro | Fly Racing | Twisted Development
906	Adrian	Galamba	Bucyrus, KS	Kawasaki
916	Jorge	Rubalcava	Paradise, TX	Honda	JR Racing
923	Chris	Moore	Nanuet, NY	Husqvarna	The Privateer Journey
926	Ciaran	Naran	Huntington Beach, CA	Husqvarna
936	Ty	Masterpool	Paradise, TX	Yamaha	Monster Energy Yamalube Star Yamaha Racing
964	Mitchell	Goheen	Canada	Yamaha	Blackstock Motorsports | Glasstech Inc.
974	Brian	Marty	Olympia, WA	Husqvarna	Fusion Graphix | Motosport Hillsboro | FMF