2025 Washougal Motocross 450 Qualification: Jett Lawrence more than 1.5 seconds faster than field in Q1
Jett's time beat his brother, Hunter Lawrence (2:12.516), by more than 1.5 seconds, as the brothers each picked up the pace on the seventh and final trip around the track.
After two disappointing weeks, Eli Tomac (2:12.622) showed speed in the first qualification session with a time that keeps him competitive with Hunter.
Fourth-place Justin Cooper (2:12.948) and Chase Sexton (2:13.029)
All top-five fast times were set on the final lap except Tomac's.
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