Supercross 2025 results: 250 highlights, finish order, at Denver, Haiden Deegan wins round and title
Deegan finished second in the 2023 and 2024 250 East championships in his first two full-time attempts at this level. Throughout the season, he repeatedly expressed the importance of winning all three SuperMotocross championships before moving up to the 450 division. Deegan will enter the 2025 250 Pro Motocross season as the defending champion. He has also won the first two SuperMotocross World Championship 250 titles.
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Julien Beaumer came out of the gates strong at the beginning of the season with second-place finishes in the two Anaheim, California, races and a victory in San Diego. He did not grace the podium again in his next five starts. His fortune changed in Denver, where he overcame a sixth-place finish in his heat and a sixth-place start in the feature at the conclusion of Lap 1. Beaumer steadily worked his way through the field, climbing to fifth on Lap 3, fourth on Lap 4, and into podium contention on Lap 13. Beaumer was destined to finish third before the late-race contact between Deegan and Davies.
Garrett Marchbanks was another beneficiary of the internecine battle. He moved his way through the field from eighth on the opening lap to fourth on Lap 13. Marchbanks scored his second consecutive podium in 250 West only competition, but he struggled in the most recent East / West Showdown and will have to face the Eastern divisional riders again this week in Salt Lake City.
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Jordon Smith gave Triumph its first win in Glendale, Arizona, and then immediately hit hard times. He crashed in the first feature of a Triple Crown format in Arlington, Texas, and finished 22nd. Still banged up from that accident, he was 12th in Seattle, Washington, and ninth in Philadelphia. Smith would undoubtedly have preferred to finish on the podium, but his fourth-place finish was a step in the right direction.
Davies was on his way to a third consecutive victory before he mismanaged traffic and allowed Deegan to close in on the lead. Finishing fifth tied for his third-worst result of the season. He was also fifth in the Indianapolis East / West Showdown.
Here are the 250 Supercross results, lap times, and points standings after Round 16 at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado.
Feature Results
Fastest Sector Times
Individual Lap Times
Detailed Lap Times
Heat 1
Heat 2
250 West Rider Points
250 Combined Rider Points
Manufacturer Points
Here is the finishing order of Round 16 in Denver:
1. 38 Haiden Deegan, Yamaha
2. 23 Julien Beaumer, KTM
3. 36 Garrett Marchbanks, Kawasaki
4. 19 Jordon Smith, Triumph
5. 100 Cole Davies, Yamaha *
6. 37 Coty Schock, Yamaha
7. 93 Michael Mosiman, Yamaha
8. 98 Drew Adams, Kawasaki
9. 30 Jo Shimoda, Honda
10. 166 Enzo Lopes, Yamaha
11. 61 Cole Thompson, Yamaha
12. 101 Dylan Walsh, Kawasaki
13. 134 Avery Long, KTM
14. 115 Gavin Towers, Honda
15. 64 Robbie Wageman, Yamaha
16. 302 Parker Ross, Honda
17. 63 Hunter Yoder, Kawasaki
18. 334 Brad West, Yamaha
19. 58 Derek Kelley, Yamaha
20. 65 Lux Turner, KTM
21. 775 CJ Benard, KTM
22. 85 Max Sanford, Kawasaki
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