How Many Titles Does The Current Top 10 in 450MX Have at Loretta’s?

With the biggest amateur race in the world quickly approaching, our man Jeff Simpson has been previewing the amateur scene all week. Check out Part I and Part II of our Loretta Lynn’s preview. While success at Loretta’s doesn’t always translate into titles, money and factory rides at the pro level, it’s typically a decent gauge. With that in mind, let’s look at how many titles at the Ranch the current top 10 in the 450 Class in Lucas Oil Pro Motocross racked up… or didn’t.

1.) Dylan Ferrandis

Never competed at Loretta’s.

2.) Ken Roczen

Never won a title. Best finish: Ninth in 2008 MX Lites B Modified.

3.) Justin Barcia

Four-time champion:

2005 – 85 (12-13) Modified

2005 – 85 (12-13) Stock

2006 – 85 (12-13) Stock

2008 –  MX Lites B Stock

4.) Eli Tomac

Eight-time champion:

2004 – 65 (10-11) Stock

2006 – 85 (12-13) Modified

2007 – 85 (14-15) Modified 2007

2007 – Supermini 12-15

2008 – Supermini 1 (12-15)

2008 – Supermini 2 (14-16)

2009 – Schoolboy 2 (14-16) B/C

2009 – 250 B Modified

5.) Chase Sexton

Two-time champion:

2011 – 85 (9-11) Stock

2016 – Open Pro Sport

6.) Aaron Plessinger

Two-time champion:

2013 – 450 B Limited

20013 – 250 B

7.) Christian Craig

Never won a title. Best finish: 14th in Supermini 12-15 in 2007.

8.) Cooper Webb

Four-time champion:

2002 – 51 cc 4-6 Stock Oil Inj

2006 – 65 (7-11) Modified

2010 – Supermini 1 (12-15)

2012 – 250 B Stock

9.) Adam Cianciarulo

Eleven-time champion:

2005 – 51cc 7-8 AMA Class 2

2006 – 65 (7-9) Stock

2007 – 85 (7-11) Modified

2007 – 85 (7-11) Stock

2008 – 85 (9-11) Modified

2009 – 85 (12-13) Modified

2009 – 85 (12-13) Stock

2011 – Supermini 1 (12-15)

2011 – Supermini 2 (13-16)

2012 – Supermini 1 (12-15)

2012 – Supermini 2 (13-16)

10.) Marvin Musquin

Did not compete at Loretta’s.

3 Comments

  1. Those who are wondering about Adam not having Big Bike titles, He went from superminis to the pros. Which it showed with his first few outdoor results because he was still very small for the 250f, but then wins his first ever supercross… insane

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