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Jett Lawrence continues to build one of the most impressive résumés the sport has ever seen. His victory at Southwick was the 27th of his career, achieved in just his 33rd Pro Motocross start, and moved him one step closer to another milestone as he enters Spring Creek just one win away from becoming the eighth rider in history to reach 70 career SMX League victories. While Lawrence’s latest triumph headlines this week’s notebook, Southwick also produced several other notable milestones and championship developments across both classes.

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450 Class Stats

Jett Lawrence’s Win

• Was the 27th of his career
• His 27th win comes in just his 33rd career start
• Jett is seeking to become the eighth athlete to earn 70 career SMX League victories when he lines up at Spring Creek
• Jett now leads the championship by 1 over Hunter Lawrence

Hunter Lawrence’s Second

• Tied Greg Albertyn for 25th all-time in 450SMX Pro MX podiums with his 23rd
• His 23rd podium comes in just his 28th career start
• He is also 25th on the all-time SMX League podiums list with 85

Haiden Deegan’s Third

• Was his 3rd podium in 6 starts this year
• His 2nd in moto 2 was his best finish of the season
• He is the 43rd athlete in SMX League history to score 60 podiums

250 Class Stats

Sacha Coenen’s Win

• Was the 1st of his career in the U.S. in just his 2nd start
• He is the he 97th different 250SMX Pro MX winner
• It was KTM’s 25th 250SMX victory in Pro MX and the first since Tom Vialle in 2024

Levi Kitchen’s Second

• Was his 35th career SMX League podium
• He now trails Cole Davies by 2 points
• Kitchen is seeking to become the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki to win a 250MX title since Adam Cianciarulo in 2019

Cole Davies’ Third

• Was the 4th of his 250 career
• In 30 SMX League starts he has 10 wins and 17 podiums
• His 3rd moved him into the 250 points lead by 2 over Kitchen

*SMX League Statistics = 450 and 250 Class Supercross, Pro Motocross, and Playoffs

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