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250 OVERALL RESULTS // 2026 FOX RACEWAY MOTOCROSS (UPDATED)

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On May 30, 2026 Last updated May 30, 2026

Finally, it is time to go racing once again. Levi Kitchen was fastest in qualifying, giving himself the number one gate pick, but a race win will not come easily with a field this deep. His teammates, Seth Hammaker and Nick Romano, have the speed to run up front, while Honda’s Jo Shimoda and Chance Hymas will also be riders to watch. Add in the entire Star Racing Yamaha team, and this moto feels wide open. In reality, it is anyone’s race, and now it is time to see how it all plays out.

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250 OVERALL RESULTS

Seth Hammaker goes 2-1 on the day to grab his first motocross overall.

Julien Beaumer grabbed the holeshot in the second moto with Michael Mosiman right behind him. Unfortunately, on the opening lap, Mosiman and Levi Kitchen came together, sending both riders to the ground. Kitchen appeared to have a clutch issue or some kind of problem while trying to remount and get going again.

Up front, Seth Hammaker moved into second, followed by Caden Dudney. Ryder DiFrancesco settled into fourth and held the position well, with Cole Davies and Nick Romano chasing close behind. As the moto continued, Beaumer remained out front, but Hammaker was in position to secure the overall even if he stayed second. Hammaker was not content to just manage the race, though. Around the halfway point, he made the move for the lead and took control.

Behind the leaders, Lux Turner once again worked his way forward, starting around ninth and moving into seventh late in the moto. DiFrancesco also kept the pressure on Dudney for third, eventually making the pass stick to round out the podium. Up front, Hammaker and Beaumer were long gone from the rest of the field, with Hammaker taking the moto win, Beaumer finishing second, and DiFrancesco coming home third.

POS # NAME M1 M2

1	10	Seth Hammaker	2	1
2	82	Caden Dudney	6	4
3	37	Cole Davies	3	8
4	47	Levi Kitchen	1	13
5	13	Julien Beaumer	11	2
6	30	Jo Shimoda	4	7
7	43	Lux Turner	8	6
8	29	Chance Hymas	10	5
9	141	Nicholas Romano	5	11
10	34	Ryder DiFrancesco	19	3
11	71	Carson Mumford	12	9
12	99	Kayden Minear	15	10
13	19	Max Vohland	13	12
14	58	Daxton Bennick	7	38
15	180	Landen Gordon	14	16
16	25	Nate Thrasher	9	36
17	872	Mathys Boisrame	26	14
18	77	Derek Kelley	21	15
19	199	Deacon Denno	18	20
20	22	Coty Schock	16	22
21	59	Casey Cochran	40	17
22	42	Dilan Schwartz	17	40
23	65	Marshal Weltin	23	18
24	159	Brock Bennett	24	19
25	57	Avery Long	20	25
26	73	Gavin Towers	31	21
27	23	Michael Mosiman	25	23
28	752	Jeremy Fappani	27	26
29	443	Cole Timboe	28	27
30	265	Devin Ruth	35	24
31	74	Gage Linville	32	28
32	40	Parker Ross	22	39
33	736	Jace Allred	34	30
34	140	Russell Buccheri	30	34
35	373	Gavin Betts	33	32
36	33	Austin Forkner	38	29
37	300	Jonathan Getz	29	41
38	539	Cole Zeller	41	31
39	388	Brandon Ray	39	33
40	155	Dylan Cunha	36	37
41	158	Tre Fierro III	41	35
42	61	Max Anstie	37	41

Julien Beaumer picked up the pace in moto two finishing second.

Problems for Levi Kitchen and he would not be able to make his way back into the top ten.

250 RACE RESULTS MOTO 1

A big holeshot came from Seth Hammaker, who ended up second.

Seth Hammaker grabbed the early lead, with Nick Romano and Levi Kitchen slotting in right behind him. Caden Dudney tried to make moves toward the top three in the opening laps, but the Kawasaki riders were able to handle the pressure and keep control up front. From there, the lead trio slowly started to pull away from the rest of the pack, setting the pace at the front of the moto.

Kitchen began searching for different lines and eventually found a way around Romano for second. Once he moved into the runner-up spot, he set his sights on Hammaker and started closing the gap. Farther back, Lux Turner put together a strong ride inside the top ten and moved into seventh late in the moto. Cole Davies was also charging, working his way into fourth and applying pressure to Romano as the laps clicked away. In the closing stages, Kitchen had moved into the lead and built enough of a lead to manage the race and bring home the moto win.

POS # NAME

1	47	Levi Kitchen
2	10	Seth Hammaker
3	37	Cole Davies
4	30	Jo Shimoda
5	141	Nicholas Romano
6	82	Caden Dudney
7	58	Daxton Bennick
8	43	Lux Turner
9	25	Nate Thrasher
10	29	Chance Hymas
11	13	Julien Beaumer
12	71	Carson Mumford
13	19	Max Vohland
14	180	Landen Gordon
15	99	Kayden Minear
16	22	Coty Schock
17	42	Dilan Schwartz
18	199	Deacon Denno
19	34	Ryder DiFrancesco
20	57	Avery Long
21	77	Derek Kelley
22	40	Parker Ross
23	65	Marshal Weltin
24	159	Brock Bennett
25	23	Michael Mosiman
26	872	Mathys Boisrame
27	752	Jeremy Fappani
28	443	Cole Timboe
29	73	Gavin Towers
30	300	Jonathan Getz
31	140	Russell Buccheri
32	74	Gage Linville
33	373	Gavin Betts
34	736	Jace Allred
35	265	Devin Ruth
36	155	Dylan Cunha
37	61	Max Anstie
38	33	Austin Forkner
39	388	Brandon Ray
40	59	Casey Cochran