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2023 HOUSTON SUPERCROSS RESULTS

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Monster Energy Supercross season has gone east for round four of the 2023 season. NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas hosted Saturday’s racing where a massive crowd witnessed a continuation of the drama in the 450 class as well as the first round of the 250East class. The battle between Eli Tomac and Chase Sexton has no end in sight. This round went to Tomac , even though it looked like Sexton was the faster of the two riders for most of the night. In the 250 class, the undeniable favorite was Hunter Lawrence, but he had a pack of Europeans and rookies gunning for him. For extended coverage of the 2023 Supercross season click here.

450 HEAT ONE

Jason Anderson took the first heat with the Reb Bull boys in hot pursuit. Photo by Travis Fant,

Jason Anderson won the first heat, but had his hands full from start to finish. The KTM duo of Cooper Webb and Aaron Plessinger hounded him throughout the race with Dylan Ferrandis close behind. Plessinger passed Webb halfway through the heat. It stayed tight all the way to the flag with Ken Roczen cruising in to an uneventful fifth.

1 Jason Anderson


2 Aaron Plessinger


3 Cooper Webb


4 Dylan Ferrandis


5 Ken Roczen


6 Joey Savatgy


7 Justin Cooper


8 Benny Bloss


9 Cade Clason


10 Fredrik Noren


11 Cole Thompson


12 John Short


13 Josh Hill


14 Chase Marquier


15 Max Miller


16 Joan Cros


17 Alex Ray


18 Mason Kerr


19 Theodore Pauli


20 Bobby Piazza

450 HEAT TWO

Eli Tomac got the holeshot in the second heat but had nothing for Sexton. Photo by Travis Fant.

Chase Sexton started the second heat in third behind Eli Tomac and Colt Nichols. He seemed to have no trouble with either of them. He passed Nichols on the first lap and then took the lead away from Tomac shortly afterward. At the end, Sexton was almost 8 seconds ahead.

1 Chase Sexton


2 Eli Tomac


3 Justin Barcia


4 Adam Cianciarulo


5 Colt Nichols


6 Christian Craig


7 Dean Wilson


8 Justin Hill


9 Shane McElrath


10 Justin Starling


11 Joshua Cartwright


12 Kevin Moranz


13 Kyle Chisholm


14 Lane Shaw


15 Logan Karnow


16 Hunter Schlosser


17 Guillaume St-Cyr


18 Scotty Wennerstrom


19 Tristan Lane


20 Grant Harlan

450 MAIN EVENT

Eli Tomac turned things around–at once point it looked like it would be Sexton’s race.

Eli Tomac got another holeshot, this time with a very aggressive Aaron Plessinger right on his tail. Jason Anderson was third and Chase Sexton was fourth. Within a few laps, the red flag came out. Dylan Ferrandis had gone down, forcing a staggered restart. Eli Tomac would line up with Plessinger, Anderson and Sexton breathing down his neck. Within the first few turns of the restart, Plessinger dropped two places. Then Sexton passed Anderson and set out after Tomac. For a while, it looked like it was only a matter of time before Sexton would take over. But, with about five laps to go, Tomac seemed to pick up speed. Sexton eventually had to settle for second.

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1 Eli Tomac


2 Chase Sexton


3 Jason Anderson


4 Aaron Plessinger


5 Cooper Webb


6 Justin Barcia


7 Justin Cooper


8 Ken Roczen


9 Joey Savatgy


10 Adam Cianciarulo


11 Christian Craig


12 Dean Wilson


13 Colt Nichols


14 Kevin Moranz


15 Shane McElrath


16 Justin Starling


17 Cade Clason


18 John Short


19 Joshua Cartwright


20 Justin Hill


21 Dylan Ferrandis


22 Benny Bloss

250 EAST HEAT ONE

Hunter Lawrence is heavily favored in the east. Photo by Travis Fant.

Hunter Lawrence  led the first 250 East heat of the season from start to finish. Nate Thrasher remained in second throughout the race, while Michael Mosiman had to come from a mid-pack start to finished fourth behind Chance Hymas.

1 Hunter Lawrence


2 Nate Thrasher


3 Chance Hymas


4 Michael Mosiman


5 Chris Blose


6 Henry Miller


7 Hardy Munoz


8 Devin Simonson


9 Jace Owen


10 Jack Chambers


11 Gage Linville


12 A J Catanzaro


13 Luca Marsalisi


14 Caden Braswell


15 Jesse Flock


16 Ryder Floyd


17 Garrett Hoffman


18 Noah Willbrandt


19 Logan Leitzel


20 Marshal Weltin

250 EAST HEAT TWO

Jordan Smith won the second 250 heat. Photo by Travis Fant.

Jordan Smith had to deal with Euros and Rookies in 250 East Heat Two. He was shadowed theoughout the race by Max Anstie on the Firepower Honda and KTM’s MX2 World Champion Tom Vialle in his first American Supercross. Right behind them was Haiden Deegan in his first Pro Supercross. Anstie almost took the lead with two laps to go, but then settled down somewhat in order to protect his position.

1 Jordon Smith


2 Max Anstie


3 Tom Vialle


4 Haiden Deegan


5 Jeremy Martin


6 Cullin Park


7 Talon Hawkins


8 Michael Hicks


9 Luke Neese


10 Jeremy Hand


11 Brock Papi


12 Josiah Natzke


13 Matthew Curler


14 Zack Williams


15 Jonah Geistler


16 Lane Allison


17 Jace Kessler


18 Ayden Shive


19 Preston Kilroy


20 Coty Schock

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250 EAST MAIN 

Hunter Lawrence had little trouble taking his first win of the year. Photo by Travis Fant.

Tom Vialle warmed to American Supercross quickly, getting the holeshot in his first main event. Chance Hymas was also looking good in second place, but Hunter Lawrence wasn’t far behind, and he was soon threatening to take the lead. He had one close class that resulted in an off-track excursion, but once he got in front, he had a very uneventful race. At one point, it looked like it would be a no-American podium, with Lawrence (Australia), Vialle (France) and Anstie (GB) in front. Vialle fell in a turn and dropped back, while Jordon Smith was coming on strong.  Nate Thrasher and Michael Mosiman also had crashes that made for difficult racing. In the end, Lawrence won over Anstie, Smith and Haiden Deegan.

1 Hunter Lawrence


2 Max Anstie


3 Jordon Smith


4 Haiden Deegan


5 Jeremy Martin


6 Michael Mosiman


7 Tom Vialle


8 Chance Hymas


9 Cullin Park


10 Chris Blose


11 Talon Hawkins


12 Coty Schock


13 Henry Miller


14 Jace Owen


15 Nate Thrasher


16 Hardy Munoz


17 Brock Papi


18 Jeremy Hand


19 Michael Hicks


20 Luke Neese


21 Devin Simonson


22 A J Catanzaro

450 COMBINED QUALIFYING

Chase Sexton was top qualifier with room to spare. Photo by Travis Fant.

1 Chase Sexton 50.320


2 Dylan Ferrandis 51.415


3 Eli Tomac 51.431


4 Jason Anderson 51.476


5 Adam Cianciarulo 51.569


6 Joey Savatgy 52.016


7 Christian Craig 52.036


8 Cooper Webb 52.122


9 Justin Barcia 52.225


10 Ken Roczen 52.319


11 Dean Wilson 52.391


12 Aaron Plessinger 52.688


13 Justin Hill 52.694


14 Justin Cooper 53.118


15 Colt Nichols 53.399


16 Benny Bloss 53.616


17 Shane McElrath 53.758


18 Alex Ray 54.110


19 Justin Starling 54.117


20 Cole Thompson 54.354


21 Grant Harlan 54.511


22 Josh Hill 54.710


23 Joshua Cartwright 54.723


24 Fredrik Noren 54.812


25 Kyle Chisholm 54.843


26 Cade Clason 55.232


27 Logan Karnow 55.553


28 John Short 55.834


29 Lane Shaw 55.945


30 Chase Marquier 56.012


31 Kevin Moranz 56.172


32 Max Miller 56.457


33 Tristan Lane 56.661


34 Mason Kerr 56.694


35 Hunter Schlosser 56.792


36 Joan Cros 56.936


37 Scotty Wennerstrom 57.055


38 Jared Lesher 57.495


39 Guillaume St-Cyr 57.675


40 Theodore Pauli 58.031


TOP 40 RIDERS QUALIFY


41 Bobby Piazza 58.129


42 Joshua Greco 58.451


43 Deven Raper 58.600


44 Preston Taylor 58.843


45 Austin Cozadd 59.896


46 Todd Bannister 1:03.624


47 Brandon Marley 1:04.826

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Max Anstie was surprisingly fast on a 250. Photo by Travis Fant
Max Anstie was surprisingly fast on a 250. Photo by Travis Fant

250 COMBINED QUALIFYING

1 Max Anstie 52.128


2 Nate Thrasher 52.438


3 Jordon Smith 52.443


4 Hunter Lawrence 52.519


5 Jeremy Martin 52.624


6 Michael Mosiman 53.399


7 Haiden Deegan 53.492


8 Chance Hymas 53.621


9 Tom Vialle 53.647


10 Chris Blose 53.786


11 Cullin Park 54.099


12 Henry Miller 54.185


13 Coty Schock 54.478


14 Jack Chambers 54.813


15 Luke Neese 54.834


16 Jace Owen 54.942


17 Jeremy Hand 55.268


18 Hardy Munoz 55.379


19 Michael Hicks 55.406


20 Marshal Weltin 55.432


21 Talon Hawkins 55.594


22 A J Catanzaro 55.694


23 Preston Kilroy 55.729


24 Caden Braswell 55.821


25 Brock Papi 56.211


26 Devin Simonson 56.381


27 Zack Williams 56.434


28 Gage Linville 57.078


29 Jonah Geistler 57.151


30 Logan Leitzel 57.286


31 Larry Reyes 57.341


32 Luca Marsalisi 57.504


33 Josiah Natzke 57.616


34 Jesse Flock 57.640


35 Jace Kessler 57.717


36 Noah Willbrandt 57.797


37 Ayden Shive 57.912


38 Garrett Hoffman 58.016


39 Matthew Curler 58.023


40 Ryder Floyd 58.033


TOP 40 RIDERS QUALIFY


41 Lane Allison 58.097


42 Cole Bradford 58.176


43 Jack Rogers 58.460


44 Bryton Carroll 58.506


45 Logan Boye 59.256


46 Curren Thurman 59.426


47 Konnor Visger 1:01.039


48 Robert Hailey 1:01.151


49 David Pulley Jr 1:01.384


50 Gerhard Matamoros 1:01.521


51 Jack Beeland 1:02.333


POS. NAME BEST TIME


52 Riley Ripper 1:02.658


53 Blaze Cremaldi 1:02.767


54 Doc Smith 1:03.928


55 Rylan Munson 1:03.960

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