Round seventeen of the 2026 Supercross season heads to Salt Lake City for the final round, where the 250 class comes back together for an East/West Showdown. Both championships have already been decided, with Haiden Deegan locking up the West title and Cole Davies securing the East crown, but that does not take away from the excitement of having both divisions on the same gate.

Salt Lake City gives the top riders from each coast one final chance to measure themselves against each other before the season wraps up. Deegan enters with the West title already in hand, while Davies comes in as the newly crowned East champion, making this showdown one of the most interesting races of the year. With riders like Levi Kitchen, Seth Hammaker, Daxton Bennick, and the rest of the front-runners all looking to finish strong, the final round still carries plenty of energy. The championships may be settled, but the East/West Showdown gives everyone one last opportunity to make a statement.

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250 OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS

POS # Rider Best Lap

1	10	Seth Hammaker	48.871
2	1W	Haiden Deegan	49.113
3	47	Levi Kitchen	49.667
4	25	Nate Thrasher	49.968
5	37	Cole Davies	50.134
6	58	Daxton Bennick	50.468
7	43	Lux Turner	50.471
8	77	Derek Kelley	50.493
9	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	50.554
10	22	Coty Schock	50.573
11	180	Landen Gordon	50.603
12	61	Max Anstie	50.636
13	60	Hunter Yoder	50.646
14	224	Joshua Varize	50.693
15	89	Devin Simonson	50.798
16	99	Kayden Minear	51.003
17	53	Henry Miller	51.035
18	142	Cameron Mcadoo	51.234
19	141	Nicholas Romano	51.400
20	19	Max Vohland	51.448
21	73	Gavin Towers	51.888
22	101	Luke Clout	51.907
23	388	Brandon Ray	51.949
24	40	Parker Ross	52.019
25	83	Justin Rodbell	52.074
26	95	Luke Neese	52.096
27	148	Kyle Peters	52.104
28	511	Jace Kessler	52.151
29	65	Marshal Weltin	52.333
30	131	Crockett Myers	52.465
31	237	Robbie Wageman	52.519
32	800	Preston Masciangelo	52.520
33	425	Reven Gordon	52.765
34	105	Marcus Phelps	52.883
35	74	Gage Linville	52.969
36	146	Hayes Edwards	53.087
37	137	Ayden Shive	53.217
38	173	Hunter Schlosser	53.386
39	155	Dylan Cunha	53.522
40	115	Max Sanford	53.552
41	900	Keegan Rowley	54.461
42	143	Jaxen Driskell	54.534
43	175	Kaden Lewis	54.540
44	873	Ronnie Orres	55.115
45	809	Brayden Ehlermann	56.202
46	775	CJ Benard	56.254
47	538	Addison Emory IV	56.376
48	138	David Pulley	57.545
49	197	Brian Saunier	59.131
50	296	Ryder Floyd

250 QUALIFYING RESULTS SESSION 2 WEST DIVISION

Kayden Minear rides in the top ten in qualifying.

Once again, Haiden Deegan and Lux Turner were the first riders to set the pace as the West riders rolled into their second session. Deegan continued to push lap after lap, trying to lower his time, but the overall pace was slightly slower compared to the first session as the track continued to break down.

Levi Kitchen and Hunter Yoder both found time as the session went on, moving themselves into second and third on the board for the session, though it did not change much in the overall order. One of the more impressive things to watch was Deegan attacking the whoops in fifth gear, especially considering they came right out of a sharp right-hand corner. It showed just how committed he was through one of the toughest sections of the track.

By the end of the session, the order and lap times stayed fairly close to what we saw earlier in the day, with Deegan still setting the standard and the rest of the West riders trying to close the gap.

POS # Rider Best Lap

1	1W	Haiden Deegan	49.249
2	47	Levi Kitchen	50.025
3	60	Hunter Yoder	50.646
4	43	Lux Turner	50.650
5	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	50.676
6	61	Max Anstie	51.210
7	142	Cameron Mcadoo	51.443
8	99	Kayden Minear	51.486
9	224	Joshua Varize	51.491
10	19	Max Vohland	51.637
11	83	Justin Rodbell	52.074
12	131	Crockett Myers	52.465
13	237	Robbie Wageman	52.629
14	40	Parker Ross	52.710
15	74	Gage Linville	53.079
16	173	Hunter Schlosser	53.386
17	137	Ayden Shive	53.427

Hunter Yoder picked up the pace in the second session.

Max Anstiew has been progressing each week and is looking for a great result this afternoon.

250 QUALIFYING RESULTS SESSION 2 EAST DIVISION

Nate Thrasher is looking good in the dry conditions.

The lap times looked like they were going to slow down in the second session as the track continued to deteriorate, but that did not end up being the case for long. The ruts were getting deeper, the whoops were breaking down, and the track was becoming more technical, but the top riders still found a way to drop the pace.

Cole Davies was one of the first riders to strike with a fast lap, putting himself near the top early. Derek Kelley then put in an impressive lap of his own, jumping up to second overall at the time and showing strong speed as the session continued to build. Nate Thrasher and Daxton Bennick soon responded, moving into second and third and pushing Kelley back slightly as the leaderboard started to change.

As the track continued to evolve, Davies was able to move himself back into the top three, but the biggest lap came from Seth Hammaker. Even with the track getting rougher, Hammaker found another level and broke into the 48-second range, going quicker than what we saw in the first session. By the time the checkered flag came out, Hammaker remained the fastest rider in the East division and continued to show that he had the pace to be a major threat once racing got underway.

POS # Name Best Time

1	10	Seth Hammaker	00:48.870
2	25	Nate Thrasher	00:49.968
3	37	Cole Davies	00:50.134
4	58	Daxton Bennick	00:50.468
5	77	Derek Kelley	00:50.493
6	22	Coty Schock	00:50.572
7	180	Landen Gordon	00:50.602
8	89	Devin Simonson	00:50.797
9	53	Henry Miller	00:51.034
10	141	Nicholas Romano	00:51.399
11	73	Gavin Towers	00:51.887
12	101	Luke Clout	00:51.906
13	95	Luke Neese	00:52.096
14	148	Kyle Peters	00:52.104
15	65	Marshal Weltin	00:52.333
16	296	Ryder Floyd	00:00.000
17	775	CJ Benard	00:00.000

Landen Gordon was consistent lap after lap.

Daxton Bennick had a top-five result in his session.

250 QUALIFYING RESULTS SESSION 1 EAST DIVISION

Speed has not been an issue for Seth Hammaker this season.

When the East Division hit the track, it did not take long for the familiar names to move toward the top of the board. Seth Hammaker, Cole Davies, and Devin Simonson were quick early, but as the session went on, the track began to break down, and the lap times started to slow slightly. The whoops became more cupped out, making them one of the toughest sections on the track and forcing riders to stay precise.

As the session continued, Henry Miller put in a strong ride and moved himself up into fourth, which was an impressive spot for the privateer rider. Nate Thrasher also found speed late in the session, jumping into second and placing himself ahead of Cole Davies. Hammaker, however, remained the rider to beat and held on to the top spot through the final laps.

POS # Name Best Time

1	10	Seth Hammaker	00:49.829
2	25	Nate Thrasher	00:50.925
3	37	Cole Davies	00:51.045
4	89	Devin Simonson	00:51.289
5	53	Henry Miller	00:51.432
6	22	Coty Schock	00:51.728
7	58	Daxton Bennick	00:51.787
8	141	Nicholas Romano	00:52.205
9	77	Derek Kelley	00:52.265
10	180	Landen Gordon	00:52.381
11	95	Luke Neese	00:52.853
12	101	Luke Clout	00:52.902
13	148	Kyle Peters	00:53.267
14	73	Gavin Towers	00:53.571
15	65	Marshal Weltin	00:53.913
16	775	CJ Benard	00:56.254
17	296	Ryder Floyd	00:00.000

Cole Davies was seen making some bike changes throughout the session.

One of the more consistent riders is Coty Schock, who always puts himself near the front.

250 QUALIFYING RESULTS SESSION 1 WEST DIVISION

Haiden Deegan starts the day on top. Fastest in the West Division session.

As the session got underway and the lap times started coming in, Haiden Deegan was once again quick to rise to the top of the board. Lux Turner, who has found a lot of speed in recent weeks, opened the session in second ahead of Ryder DiFrancesco and Levi Kitchen.

It did not take long for DiFrancesco to move into second, but that position changed again when Kitchen worked his way past and took over the spot. The whoops are proving to be especially difficult today, leading straight into a sand section and forcing riders into mistakes. Turner continued to hang around the front, holding fourth for much of the session before climbing back into third before the checkered flag. It was an impressive qualifying effort for him, and with the track already creating mistakes, the day is setting up for some strong racing.

POS # Name Best Time

1	1W	Haiden Deegan	00:49.112
2	47	Levi Kitchen	00:49.667
3	43	Lux Turner	00:50.471
4	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	00:50.554
5	61	Max Anstie	00:50.636
6	224	Joshua Varize	00:50.692
7	99	Kayden Minear	00:51.002
8	142	Cameron Mcadoo	00:51.234
9	19	Max Vohland	00:51.448
10	60	Hunter Yoder	00:51.533
11	40	Parker Ross	00:52.018
12	237	Robbie Wageman	00:52.518
13	131	Crockett Myers	00:52.625
14	83	Justin Rodbell	00:52.640
15	74	Gage Linville	00:52.969
16	137	Ayden Shive	00:53.217
17	173	Hunter Schlosser	00:53.424

Levi Kitchen pushed hard in the closing laps but was a fraction off the pace of Deegan.

Ryder DiFrancesco was smooth as always, placing fourth early.

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