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Behind The Lens Presented By Motovan Canada: 2026 Spring Creek National

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Last weekend, the 2026 Pro Motocross Championships headed to one of the best tracks of the series, Spring Creek MX located in Millville, MN. This iconic facility has been around for decades, and each year it produces incredible racing. In the 450 class, Hunter Lawrence rebounded after a tough race in Southwick the previous weekend to win both motos and regain the points lead. In the 250 class, Julien Beaumer had a fantastic day and grabbed his first major win since returning from the serious injuries he suffered last fall. It was a great day of racing, and now the series moves to the Pacific Northwest and the famous Washougal track. For this week’s Behind the Lens, let’s take a look at some great photos by Matt Wellumson.

It was great to see these three riders on the Millville podium.
It’s been too long since we’ve seen these two riders on the track together.
It’s been a long road back from injury for Julien Beaumer.
We’re not sure why but there were a lot of big crashes this past weekend at Spring Creek.
As always, a ton of fans came out to watch the Millville National.
It was definietly a tough day at the office for Cole Davies.
One thing you can always count on is Haiden Deegan charging like his life depends on it.
Ryder D shows us that the full scrub is still a thing.
After handing the win to his brother last weekend, Hunter Lawrence was back on top at Millville.
Jett rode well on Saturday and probably should’ve won the OA, but he had one to many moments like this.
After two solid motos Levi Kitchen is now your new 250 class points leader.
It seems like every weekend we get to watch these two battle for moto wins.
The Spring Creek track certainly had some bite on Saturday.
We think everyone will agree that it was great to see Eli Tomac back at the races.
Here is great view of the lower section of the Spring Creek track.

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Chris Pomeroy

1989 Rookie-of-the-year and former nationally ranked pro racer who turned into a dirt oriented scribe

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