2025 Motocross Fox Raceway 250 Moto 2: Haiden Deegan leads entering second race
PALA, California: Haiden Deegan swept the 2024 Fox Raceway Nationals and won the first moto of 2025.
In-Race Notes
Julien Beaumer and Tom Vialle had a gnarly start, but they emerged in the top two positions.
Beaumer led the first lap — the first of his Motocross career.
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