2025 High Point Nationals Motocross 450 Moto 1: LIVE Updates
Jett Lawrence and Jorge Prado battled for the holeshot with Jett taking the top spot early.
Eli Tomac got a good jump, but lost six positions on Lap 1 and ended the circuit in ninth.
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