2025 Motocross Fox Raceway 250 Quals: Haiden Deegan, Tom Vialle fastest early
Tom Vialle (2:19.909) was second on the chart, giving the two reigning 250 divisional champions the top of the board. Both fast laps came at the end of the session as the riders re-familiarized with the curse.
Levi Kitchen (2:20.205) was third on the chart as he looks to extend his momentum from last year's Pro MX title fight. He was injured (broken collarbone) midway through the Monster Energy Supercross season. This is his first SuperMotocross race since then.
Also returning from injury, Ryder DiFrancesco (2:20.719) was fourth on the board.
Ty Masterpool (2:21.077) rounded out the top five.
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