Round seven of the 2026 Pro Motocross Championship heads to Spring Creek Motocross in Millville, Minnesota for another exciting day of racing. Series points are in the single digits for both divisions and it’s still anyone’s race for the overall championship. Let’s get into the action!
SPRING CREEK NOTES
- Eli Tomac returns to action today after crashing out of round one at Fox Raceway
- This is Antonio Cairoli’s last round of his US summer tour
- Jo Shimoda is out for the rest of the season after breaking his collarbone last weekend
- Jett Lawrence reclaimed the 450MX points lead last weekend
- Cole Davies leads the 250MX series
250 MOTO 1
This first moto of the day started with a huge pileup off the start as both championship leaders, Cole Davies and Levi Kitchen found themselves on the ground. The carnage collected more than just the two favorites as they were now forced to claw their way through the field in an attempt to salvage points.
Meanwhile, the Star Racing Yamaha’s of Kayden Minear and Michael Mosiman duked it out for the top spot. The two teammates traded positions with Mosiman taking control by lap five. Mosiman led the mid-section of the race while the rest of the field slotted into place.
Julien Beaumer continued to click off fast laps as he passed his way into a podium position. With two laps to go he found himself within striking distance of the leader Mosiman. On the final lap, Beaumer hung it out and made his pass for the lead with only a few corners remaining. This marks his first-ever moto win and sees him make up a number of points in the championship hunt. Mosiman put up a good fight but ultimately finished a close second which is a season-best result for him.
Cole Davies suffered bike problems and did not finish the race, essentially handing over the points lead. Kitchen gained ground in the title hunt and fought back to an eventual eighth place finish after being on the ground in turn one.
450MX QUALIFYING
Hunter Lawrence put his Honda HRC machine on pole position as he set the fastest overall time today. Lawrence turned up the heat in the second qualifier and topped the charts by a half-second over second place Haiden Deegan. Deegan went quickest in Q1 and his time held up for second overall for one of his best practices of the year. Jett Lawrence crashed in both sessions today but still logged a lap good enough for third overall. Both crashes didn’t seem to hinder his performance and he looks ready to go for today’s racing. RJ Hampshire and Jorge Prado rounded out the top five.
450MX OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS (Top 10)
| 1. | Hunter Lawrence | (Hon) | 1:54.746 |
| 2. | Haiden Deegan | (Yam) | 1:55.364 |
| 3. | Jett Lawrence | (Hon) | 1:56.591 |
| 4. | RJ Hampshire | (Hus) | 1:57.283 |
| 5. | Jorge Prado | (KTM) | 1:57.571 |
| 6. | Cornelius Tondel | (Kaw) | 1:57.931 |
| 7. | Eli Tomac | (KTM) | 1:58.426 |
| 8. | Garrett Marchbanks | (Kaw) | 1:59.322 |
| 9. | Cooper Webb | (Yam) | 1:59.673 |
| 10. | Jordon Smith | (Tri) | 1:59.868 |
250MX QUALIFYING
Drew Adams found himself on pole in the 250MX division. The Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider has struggled this year with injuries but showed he’s still got the speed with the fastest time of any 250 rider and the only one in the 1:57 range. He bested his Kawasaki teammate Levi Kitchen with points leader Cole Davies back in third, over a second behind the two Kawasaki’s. Ryder DiFrancesco and Michael Mosiman rounded out the top five.
250MX OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS (Top 10)
| 1. | Drew Adams | (Kaw) | 1:57.950 |
| 2. | Levi Kitchen | (Kaw) | 1:58.148 |
| 3. | Cole Davies | (Yam) | 1:59.479 |
| 4. | Ryder DiFrancesco | (Hus) | 1:59.753 |
| 5. | Michael Mosiman | (Yam) | 2:00.169 |
| 6. | Julien Beaumer | (KTM) | 2:00.184 |
| 7. | Casey Cochran | (Hus) | 2:00.757 |
| 8. | Dilan Schwartz | (Yam) | 2:00.767 |
| 9. | Carson Mumford | (KTM) | 2:00.965 |
| 10. | Chance Hymas | (Hon) | 2:01.089 |
