INJURED LIST:

CHANCE HYMAS – KNEE

Chance Hymas was having a great season thus far where he won the Thunder Valley National and was up front at High Point. Unfortunately in the closing laps of the second moto at High Point, he ended up catching his knee in a rut and tearing his ACL. He also did damage to the MCL and PCL in his knee but the clear tear was ACL. He has undergone surgery and is on the road to recovery but will be missing the remaining outdoor rounds.

KAEDEN MINEAR – THUMB

Kaeden suffered a thumb injury in the second qualifying session at the High Point National. It was not stated the seriousness of the injury though he will be sidelined for at least the Southwick National.

GAVIN TOWERS – KNEE

Gavin Towers had stated he had been battling a knee injury for the past few months. He unfortunately ended up catching it in a rut at the High Point National which ended up tearing his ACL. He will go into surgery to get it fixed and will be missing the remaining rounds this season.

JEREMY MARTIN – BANGED UP

Jeremy Martin took a hard crash down the hill at the Hangtown National and will be sitting out the next few rounds. He is looking to get his health back to one hundred percent as well as build his speed back up and will return for the Spring Creek National which is his family’s race track.

CHASE SEXTON – BANGED UP

We were hoping to see Chase Sexton return to racing this weekend after a tough crash at Fox Raceway took him out of the event. It has just been stated by the KTM team that Chase will sit out the opening rounds to recover fully before heading back to racing. However, there is no clear indication of what the injury is.

Chase Sexton said: “I’m definitely banged up after last weekend’s crash but thankfully there’s nothing broken so that’s a positive. I’ve made the decision to sit out this weekend’s race and focus on getting back to 100%. I appreciate all the support from my team, fans, and everyone who’s reached out. Best of luck to my KTM teammates this weekend.”

MAX ANSTIE – LEG

Max Anstie actually attempted to ride at the Fox Raceway National but after press day he had made the decision his leg was not prepared for race conditions just yet. He has decided to sit out the first few rounds to make sure his leg was healed properly to be able to give his best effort for the rest of the season. It is not clear of his exact return to racing.

DYLAN FERRANDIS – STRESS FRACTURE 

Dylan Ferrandis has a stress fracture that is keeping him out of action.

Dylan suffered a stress fracture to his leg and might sit out all of the AMA 450 Nationals, but if he heals, he might make a few of the late rounds to get points for the SMX Playoffs.

PIERCE BROWN – BACK

Pierce Brown had a tough crash while leading the race during the Tampa Supercross which resulted in a T5 break to his back.

“I felt great all night, leading my heat and main. Halfway through the main, I crashed in the whoops and unfortunately broke my T5 vertebrae. I had surgery to get it fixed so that I could get back to racing. I want to thank all my family, friends, fans, and the team for all of their support.”

TALON HAWKINS – FEMUR/RETIREMENT 

Talon Hawkins had a scary crash at the San Diego Supercross when he attempted to seat bounce into one of the larger rhythm sections, sending him off the back of the bike and on the ground hard. As a result, he ended up breaking his femur. Talon has stated recently that he will be stepping away from racing and will start the next chapter of his life.

JETT REYNOLDS – FEMUR

Jett Reynolds had a practice crash while training during Supercross where he ended up breaking his femur. He will be out for the remainder of the season.

Mike Bonacci said: “I regret to announce that Jett Reynolds had a fluke crash while training on Friday and suffered a broken leg. It will unfortunately take him out of racing for the balance of the Supercross season. He had surgery at 6 am this morning and will start his rehabilitation process next week. As you have seen, Jett was making great progress in the Supercross series and on the way to his best overall performance in his young career. He is obviously disappointed but will fight his way back to be even stronger for the outdoor series in May. Please wish him well.”

CAMERON MCADOO – KNEE

Cameron McAdoo aggravated his pre-season knee injury mid-way through the Supercross season.

Cameron McAdoo hurt his knee prior to the Supercross season starting. He decided to ride and was actually one of the top riders in the class each week, but realized that was in his best interest to get it fixed. He will be out for the remainder of the year.

250 POINT STANDINGS: AFTER HIGH POINT

Haiden Deegan had a perfect day at the last National in High Point, he started off by grabbing the fastest qualifying position and then went on to grab a win in both motos he now holds a forty-two-point lead over Jo Shimoda who still holds on to second.

450 POINT STANDINGS: AFTER HIGH POINT

Eli Tomac was able to rebound in the second moto at High Point and the 5-1 moto scores would give him third overall on the day.