2026 Seattle Supercross Results

Ryan Nitzen | February 14, 2026

Seattle, Washington’s Lumen Field hosts round six of the 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship, the indoor portion of the SuperMotocross World Championship. The SMX Track Crew has done an amazing job with the course and things are looking good as we head into the night show. Check out the action from today’s qualifying sessions.

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Hunter Lawrence leads the 450 points heading into round six in Seattle. Photos: Octopi Media

Seattle Notes

  • Hunter Lawrence is the new points leader in the 450 division
  • Cooper Webb has won in Seattle for the past two years
  • Racing inside the Seahawk stadium the weekend after their Super Bowl win
  • Cameron Hanes is tonight’s Grand Marshall
  • RJ Hampshire is out for tonight’s race with a foot injury
  • Ty Masterpool racing under the Gizmo Mods Yamaha team for the rest of 2026

450 QUALIFYING

The track is soft, sticky, and spongey so throttle control is key to laying down a fast lap today. Jorge Prado came out swinging for the second week in a row with the fastest lap time during Q1. Since the track is breaking down so fast, Prado’s time from the first session held up as the best time all day. Prado did hit the deck in the second session and was taken off the track with the medics. No word yet on his condition or if he’ll line up for tonight. Eli Tomac landed a fast lap in Q2 and qualified second overall, four-tenths off Prado’s pace. Tomac’s lap was the fastest in the second qualifying session by two-tenths over anyone else. Cooper Webb has won the last two time’s we’ve raced in Settle and he used that experience to grab the third best lap time. Ken Roczen and points leader Hunter Lawrence rounded out the top five.

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Jorge Prado was the fastest 450 qualifier for the second week in a row. Unfortunately, he left the second session in the Alpinestars medical cart. We’ll see if he lines up for the night show.
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Eli Tomac clocked the fastest lap in Q2 but was second overall.
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Cooper Webb has won the last two times we’ve raced in this stadium He qualified third.
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Last week’s winner Ken Roczen put in the fourth-best time.
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Points leader Hunter Lawrence rounded out the top five.

450SMX OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS (Top 10)

1. Jorge Prado (KTM) 50.600
2. Eli Tomac (KTM) 51.032
3. Cooper Webb (Yam) 51.281
4. Ken Roczen (Suz) 51.443
5. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 51.506
6. Malcolm Stewart (Hus) 51.678
7. Chase Sexton (Kaw) 51.857
8. Justin Cooper (Yam) 52.085
9. Aaron Plessinger (KTM) 52.250
10. Jason Anderson (Suz) 52.297

250 QUALIFYING

No surprises here as points leader Haiden Deegan is once again the fastest qualifier in the 250 class. Deegan was actually the fastest rider of the day and the only rider to get a lap in the 49-second range. His time was more than a half-second quicker than second place Levi Kitchen. Michael Mosiman rounded out the top three overall but was over two seconds behind Deegan’s pace.

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No surprise here as Haiden Deegan was the fastest 250 qualifier. In fact, his time was the fastest of anyone today.
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Local boy, Levi Kitchen, grabbed second in the 250’s.
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Michael Mosiman’s time held up for third overall.

250SMX OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS (Top 10)

1. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 49.414
2. Levi Kitchen (Kaw) 50.323
3. Michael Mosiman (Yam) 51.107
4. Max Vohland (Yam)  51.605
5. Ayden Shive (KTM) 51.622
6. Cameron McAdoo (Kaw) 51.697
7. Nico Koch (KTM) 51.740
8. Ryder DiFrancesco (Hus) 51.749
9. Lux Turner (Yam) 51.880
10. Max Anstie (Yam) 52.195