2025 Supercross Denver qualifying results for Round 16 250, 450 races: Chase Sexton, Julien Beamer lead Q1
Denver Supercross Qualification 1
Chase Sexton blistered the field in Qualification 1 with a lap of 49.224 that was more than a second faster than Malcolm Stewart (50.373).
Aaron Plessinger (50.575) took the final spot.
Cooper Webb (50.785) never found a quick lap and landed seventh on the chart.
The red flag waved halfway through the first qualification session for an incident with Fredrik Noren. He was ejected from his bike going over the Finish Line jump.
450 Group A Qualification 1 Results
In 250s, Haiden Deegan and Cole Davies were getting racy on the first lap. They ran out of room in a turn and Davies hit the ground.
250 Group A Qualification 1 Results
Denver Supercross Free Practice
Malcolm Stewart set the pace early with the fastest lap in Free Practice. At 50.171 seconds, he was 0.050 seconds ahead of Chase Sexton.
Justin Cooper posted the third fastest time.
Cooper Webb (51.351) was well down the order in sixth, but that is not uncommon territory for the points leader. He tends to save his speed for when it counts.
450 Group A Free Practice Results
Haiden Deegan can wrap up the championship this week with a win and fifth-place finish for Cole Davies. Deegan set the fastest lap in Free Practice with a 50.585-second lap. Davies (52.211) landed seventh.
Julien Beaumer (51.110) landed second on the chart with Jo Shimoda (51.414) third.
250 Group A Free Practice Results
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