2025 Anaheim 2 Supercross Round 3 Results (Updated)

Ryan Nitzen | January 25, 2025

We’re going going back back to Cali Cali. Welcome to round three of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series, the indoor portion of the SuperMotocross World Championship. We’re live from Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California bringing you all the action.

The two pre-season favorites, Jett Lawrence and Haiden Deegan, finally checked their first wins of the season off the list at A2.

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Justin Cooper leads the way off the start of the 450SX main event. Photos: Brown Dog Wilson

Main Events

450SX

Justin Cooper qualified out of the LCQ and made the best of it as he grabbed the holeshot in the 450SX main event. “J Coop” led the first seven minutes of the race before handing over the top spot to Jason Anderson.

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Jason Anderson took over the lead after passing Justin Cooper. 

Anderson, who won his heat race earlier in the night, found himself again in the lead with Jett Lawrence and Ken Roczen hot on his heels. The Kawasaki rider used strong pace through the two whoop sections to hold his place at the front. He led the next eight laps before Lawrence made his move in the first whoop section. Anderson stayed up front and went on to finish third.

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Anderson held a tight lead with Jett Lawrence in tow.

“I was able to get out front and the pace up there is really fast, and I had pressure the whole time,” Anderson said. “I was able to get around Justin [Cooper] and be up front, but then I had some of the fastest guys behind me. I’m excited to be up here.”

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Lawrence passed Anderson in the whoops and never looked back.

Jett Lawrence took over the lead from Anderson and never looked back. The Honda HRC rider showed maturity and patience in the slick conditions before checking off his first main event win of the season. With the win, Lawrence now jumps to third in points, tied with Eli Tomac. They’re both just five points behind first place.

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Jett Lawrence made his way to the front and claimed his first win of the year.

“Jason was riding really well, and I was struggling to find anywhere to gain on him or try to make a pass,” Lawrence said. “He had to get a little risky in the whoops… I think we both got sketchy through them. I was being very patient and trying not to rush anything. Lap by lap I just hit my marks. There was the rain, my goggles were fogging up a little bit, but we’re happy to get that [win]. We’re better than we were at the last round at Anaheim, so that’s good.”

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Lawrence and Roczen stayed close while at the front.

Ken Roczen pushed his way to second on the night. The Suzuki rider was in the fight the entire way and made an exciting exchange of passes with Jason Anderson late in the race. That makes two podiums in three rounds for the #94 as he now takes over the points lead heading into round four.

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Ken Roczen crossed in second and now takes over the red plate.

“It’s an absolute dream,” said Roczen. “And just to have a red plate, it’s been a long time, especially on a Suzuki. I wasn’t able to make [a win] happen tonight. This was an absolutely insane race. We were in a battle the whole way, and it was awesome. With the rain and how hard packed the dirt was, it was very slippery out there, but I just kept my focus the whole way… After making a [first] pass stick on Jason I hit neutral, and he got me back. I was bummed because it’s a lot of work to get by.”

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450 Podium.

Eli Tomac came into the night with the red plate but left without it. The Star Racing Yamaha rider suffered a poor start and was buried towards the back on the opening lap. He fought hard from nearly dead last and managed to crack the top 10 by the end of the race. Tomac salvaged a seventh at the line, dropping him third in points and tied with Jett Lawrence.

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Tomac spun off the start and rounded the opening lap in 17th.

“It really came down to just a bad start tonight,” said Tomac. “We had rain before the main, and I ended up just spinning my rear tire really badly. I was almost dead last after the start, and I just did what I could to come back and was seventh. In the big picture for the series, we’re still going to be fine.”

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Tomac drops to third in points and is tied with Jett Lawrence.

450SX Main Event (Top 10)

1. Jett Lawrence (Hon) 22 Laps
2. Ken Roczen (Suz) 2.496
3. Jason Anderson (Kaw) 3.854
4. Chase Sexton (KTM) 5.582
5. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 10.122
6. Justin Cooper (Yam) 14.853
7. Eli Tomac (Yam) 17.103
8. Cooper Webb (Yam) 21.751
9. Malcolm Stewart (Hus) 26.605
10. Justin Barcia (GG) 50.512

250SX

After a run in during the heat race between Haiden Deegan and Julien Beaumer, the two rivals once again found themselves neck and neck off the start of the 250 main event. They exchanged block passes in the first two turns but Deegan maintained the lead and began to check out.

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Deegan and Beaumer were this close at the start of the 250SX main.

Deegan put in a series of sprint laps and opened up a gap right away. The Star Racing Yamaha rider led start to finish and made it look easy en route to his first main event win of the year.

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Haiden Deegan rode away to his first win of the season.

“You pissed off the bull last week,” Deegan said. “Juju ran his mouth so it’s time to lock in. You don’t want to piss me off because I come out swinging. A big thanks to my team, they put a lot of work in this week. We grinded from morning until the end of the day, multiple times.”

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Beaumer struggled with bike setup and took second. 

Beaumer held second for the entire race, dropping off the pace a bit from Deegan. Jordon Smith caught Beaumer late in the race and upped the pace as the two closed in on Deegan. Just when it looked like Smith was ready to seal the deal, he crashed spectacularly in the whoops. This ensured Beaumer would take second at the checkers and maintain the points lead, seven over Deegan.

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Beaumer still holds the points lead by seven over Deegan.

“[Haiden and I] got together in that heat race and I went down,” said Beaumer. “Nothing too big, nothing to worry about… [In the main] I got off to a good start and he rode great, hats off to him, he was the better man tonight. Now we’re going to get back to work.”

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Cole Davies earned his first career podium with a third.

Cole Davies rode a strong race but benefitted most from Smith’s crash as it bumped him from fourth to third. This finish earned him his first career podium.

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250 Podium.
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Deegan looked much happier on the podium this week.
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Jordon Smith ran third for most of the race but crashed on the final lap.
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Great ride from Coty Schock as he won his heat race and finished fifth in the main.

“I’m honestly just hanging onto the bike” said Shimoda. “It’s really tough on me. I just don’t want to let this [championship] go, I feel like I’ve got to stay in it. Hopefully next week I’ll be a little healthier, but we’ll see.”

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A1 winner, Jo Shimoda, is still riding with two broken fingers. He finished sixth.

250SX Main Event Results (Top 10)

1. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 17 Laps
2. Julien Beaumer (KTM) 4.498
3. Cole Davies (Yam) 20.196
4. Jordon Smith (Tri) 33.393
5. Coty Schock (Yam)  35.553
6. Jo Shimoda (Hon) 44.671
7. Michael Mosiman (Yam) 53.859
8. Drew Adams (Kaw) 58.298
9. Anthony Bourdon (Yam) 1:04.595
10. Hunter Yoder (Kaw) 16 Laps

Main Event Highlights

Post Race Press Conference

QUALIFYING #2

450SX

Another nail biter in the final 450SX qualifying session. Points leader, Eli Tomac came out swinging in his all-red kit and ran up front for almost the entire timed quali. Almost. Jett Lawrence uncorked a double-over-table line just after the finish which gained him nine-tenths over Tomac. Lawrence is the day’s fastest qualifier and tops both sessions for today. Chase Sexton clocked third overall, 0.02 seconds off of Tomac’s time. He was the last rider on the 57-second mark.

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Jett Lawrence is today’s fastest qualifier. Photo: Brown Dog Wilson
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Lots of fast laps between these two. Tomac was second.
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Chase Sexton clocked third overall.

450SX Combined Qualifying (Top 10)

1. Jett Lawrence (Hon) 57.086
2. Eli Tomac (Yam) 57.904
3. Chase Sexton (KTM) 57.984
4. Malcolm Stewart (Hus) 58.569
5. Jason Anderson (Kaw) 58.570
6. Justin Cooper (Yam) 58.771
7. Ken Roczen (Suz) 58.996
8. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 59.098
9. Justin Barcia (GG) 59.123
10. Aaron Plessinger (KTM) 59.227

250SX WEST

The second round of qualifying looked a lot like the first with Haiden Deegan and Julien Beaumer again trading fast laps in quick succession. Beaumer jumped to the top of the board and was the only 250 rider in the 57-second range. Fun fact, he would’ve qualified second in the 450 class! Deegan looked fast but seemed to be trying “too hard” and washed the front end on his attempt at a fast lap. He’s credited with third overall. Jordon Smith stayed out of the limelight but continued to log quick laps, coming out second.

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Julien Beaumer grabbed the best time of the 250 class.
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Jordon Smith was second overall.
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Deegan’s time held up for third.

Also noteworthy that Drew Adams and Enzo Lopes qualified eighth and ninth respectively in their first race of the year. A1 winner, Jo Shimoda, qualified tenth and is racing despite dealing with two broken fingers on his left hand.

250SX West Combined Qualifying (Top 10)

1. Julien Beaumer (KTM) 57.829
2. Jordon Smith (Tri) 58.419
3. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 58.499
4. Cole Davies (Yam) 59.461
5. Michael Mosiman (Yam) 59.499
6. Coty Schock (Yam) 1:00.226
7. Anthony Bourdon (Yam) 1:00.491
8. Drew Adams (Kaw) 1:00.512
9. Enzo Lopes (Yam) 1:00.547
10. Jo Shimoda (Hon) 1:01.186

QUALIFYING #1

450SX

A close battle in the first qualifying session. But would you expect anything else? Eli Tomac held the top spot for most of the session but Jett Lawrence jumped to the top of the boards on his final lap. Jett’s 57.9 is just one-tenth quicker than Tomac’s. Malcolm Stewart was third, another tenth back from Tomac.

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Jett Lawrence topped the first qualifying session.

Jorge Prado hit the deck in the long rhythm and injured his shoulder during Q1 and will sit out tonight’s racing.

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Jorge Prado is out for the night with an injured shoulder.

450SX Qualifying #1 (Top 10)

1. Jett Lawrence (Hon) 57.939
2. Eli Tomac (Yam) 58.084
3. Malcolm Stewart (Hus) 58.570
4. Chase Sexton (KTM) 59.157
5. Aaron Plessinger (KTM) 59.402
6. Jason Anderson (Kaw) 59.531
7. Dylan Ferrandis (Hon) 59.686
8. Justin Cooper (Yam) 59.710
9. Justin Hill (KTM) 59.724
10. Justin Barcia (GG) 1:00.015

250SX WEST

The first round of qualifying is wrapped up with Haiden Deegan setting the pace to start the day. The big stories are of injuries as Marchbanks, Masterpool, DiFrancesco, and Robertson are all missing in action tonight. Two newcomers, Drew Adams and Enzo Lopes have joined the ranks and are ready to mix it up in the night show, posting times inside the top 10.

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Deegan was the fastest 250 rider in the first qualifying session.

Once again Haiden Deegan and Julien Beaumer were the top riders trading the trade two top spots. Deegan claimed the fastest run on the last lap of the session, beating Beaumer by a mere four-tenths. Michael Mosiman was third in the first qualifier, but was over a second back.

250SX West Qualifying #1 (Top 10)

1. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 58.948
2. Julien Beaumer (KTM) 59.343
3. Michael Mosiman (Yam) 1:00.540
4. Jordon Smith (Tri) 1:00.580
5. Enzo Lopes (Yam) 1:00.923
6. Drew Adams (Kaw) 1:01.160
7. Anthony Bourdon (Yam) 1:01.329
8. Cole Davies (Yam) 1:01.434
9. Coty Schock (Yam) 1:01.504
10. Gavin Towers (Hon) 1:02.106

Press Day Video

Pics From The Pits

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The new points leader for the 250SX West, Julien Beaumer. Photos: Ryan Nitzen
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Beaumer’s KTM 250 SX-F.
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Meanwhile, A1 winner Jo Shimoda is rocking a full wrap-around hand guard after breaking two fingers in San Diego.
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Shimoda testing his new setup before practice.
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98 is Drew Adams who is making his pro debut with the Pro Circuit Kawasaki team while Masterpool and Marchbanks are sidelined.
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Another red-headed rookie under the PC tent. Mitch certainly has a recipe.
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Jett Lawrence is still searching for win number-one in 2025.
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Ken Roczen’s Suzuki has more chrome in it this week.
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Big bump on Roczen’s seat.
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Something special hiding under the TLD Ducati tent.
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It’s Pecco Bagnaia’s MotoGP race bike. Talk about unobtanium.
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Putiting the finishing touches on Jorge Prado’s Kawasaki.
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Jordon Smith is second in points going into round three.
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Digging this color on the Alpinestars SM-10.
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FCP Racing is the title sponsor for Bubba Pauli and Freddie Noren this weekend. Check out the custom engine mounts.
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Get well soon Ryder D. the GasGas rider suffered a big get off on Thursday and will sit out A2.
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Which means Justin Barcia is the lone rider under the GasGas tent.
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The Fly Racing athletes are wearing this new LE Lite Lancer color.
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Here it is on Enzo Lopes. He’s returning to the states with the BarX Yamaha squad. Photo BDW
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Joey Savatgy’s Quad Lock Honda.
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Lots of grip to hold Michael Mosiman in place.
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Sag check for Dylan Ferrandis.
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The 1st Phorm bike looking good under the Club MX awning. Visit their site to see how you can win this ride.
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More red, white, and blue under the SLR Honda tent. This is Cole Martinez’s ISDE machine.
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Got wheels. Dubya provides the goods for HEP Suzkuki.
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One of our favorite TP199 rides on display with Legends and Heroes.
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Thought we forgot? Come on.

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