Monster Energy® AMA Supercross
Indianapolis, IN
Indy SX
MONSTER ENERGY®/PRO CIRCUIT/KAWASAKI RIDER CAMERON MCADOO TAKES HOME THE FIRST TRIPLE CROWN WIN OF THE 250SX EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
Monster Energy®/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki rider Cameron McAdoo secured the overall Triple Crown win (1-2-3) and the Eastern Regional 250SX Class points lead this weekend at Monster Energy AMA Supercross in Indianapolis. Teammate Seth Hammaker would suffer from multiple mishaps on the challenging track, finishing ninth overall (3-14-9). Monster Energy® Kawasaki riders Jason Anderson and Adam Cianciarulo claimed fourth (5-6-5) and 15th (12-20-15) overall in the 450SX class, respectively.
Indy SX Results
Cameron McAdoo
“All I can say is ‘Wow.’ My first Triple Crown win since 2022 and my first win of the season has finally come. The track was extremely beat going into the last race, and with Haiden (Deegan) and I being tied, it came down to the last race. I felt really good on my KX™250 all day, and starting off the races with a win gave me the confidence I needed to know I could do this. Indy has always been one of my favorite cities, so to take the overall here is awesome. Thank you to my team and everyone behind me. We have a few weekends off and then we’re back to it!”
Seth Hammaker
“Today was a rough one. We had a decent qualifying session and a great comeback in the first race, and then after that I just made mistakes that didn’t need to happen that put me on the ground. We definitely have the speed to be up front, I just have to work on starts and minimizing mistakes. We are leaving Indy healthy with a little bit of a break, so I’m ready to rest up and get back to training. Thanks to my team for the support.”
Jason Anderson
“I consistently ran in the Top 5 and had a few battles with the leaders, I just have to work on making fewer mistakes and staying up in the front where we have the speed to be. Thank you to the team for making race weekends the best it can be for me. Fourth overall isn’t bad, but I’m ready for a win.”
Adam Cianciarulo
“After the track walk I knew the track was going to get beat up and really rutted, which is still an issue for my injured hand. I felt decent in the first race but the second race I have no excuse for. I made a mistake that sent me to the ground and finished way in the back, but I just tried to be consistent and smooth the whole time. We’re back on the west coast next weekend, let’s put in some work and make it happen there!”
Levi Kitchen
“All in all, it was a strong day for me. Qualifying went well, securing the second spot, and I clinched the win in my heat race. In the main event, I faced a bit of sluggishness in the initial five minutes, likely due to some crazy stuff within the top three. Fortunately, I made my way through the chaos unscathed and ultimately secured the second position. So, it turned out to be a successful night for me and the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team and I'm thrilled to leave with the red plate.”
Austin Forkner
“All I can say is wow, what a great start to the season. A year ago we didn’t make it past the first turn, and now here we are, holeshot, heat race and main event winners. It’s been a long, hard road to get here, but it feels great to be back up on top. A lot of people have doubted me and my return, but I’m glad to be back to where I feel like I belong. We have done lots of training, and I felt great on my KX™250 all weekend. I can’t thank my Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team, trainers and family enough. This is a game changer for me and I’m ready to keep this red plate.”
Maximus Vohland
“The day was going good until it wasn’t. I qualified pretty good and I felt comfortable in the mud. I had a good start for the heat race and set myself up in a good position for the mud and the main event. In the main I felt comfortable and thought we were going to have a good race until we had an issue that ended our night. I am bummed out for the night to end that way because I felt like I ran pretty good all day and had a great chance at a podium. But we will regroup and get back to it this week and come in firing to San Diego.”
250SX Class Results
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1
2
3
5
9
10
RIDER
R.J. Hampshire
Jordon Smith
Levi Kitchen
Maximus Vohland
MOTORCYCLE
Husqvarna
Yamaha
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™250
250SX Eastern Regional Class Points Standings (Round 9 of 10)
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1
2
3
5
16
RIDER
Hunter Lawrence
Haiden Deegan
Max Anstie
Chris Blose
Jo Shimoda
POINTS
224
168
166
132
56
MOTORCYCLE
Honda
Yamaha
Honda
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™250
250SX Western Regional Class Points Standings (Round 1 of 10)
0
1
2
3
5
RIDER
R.J. Hampshire
Jordon Smith
Levi Kitchen
Maximus Vohland
POINTS
25
22
20
17
MOTORCYCLE
Husqvarna
Yamaha
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™250
250SX Futures Class Race Results
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1
2
3
12
21
RIDER
Julien Beaumer
Daxton Bennick
Ryder DiFrancesco
Jason Anderson
Jason Anderson
MOTORCYCLE
KTM
Yamaha
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™450SR
Kawasaki KX™450SR
250MX Class Standings (Round 1 of 11)
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1
2
3
6
10
11
14
RIDER
Hunter Lawrence
Haiden Deegan
RJ Hampshire
Jo Shimoda
Carson Mumford
Ryder DiFrancesco
Jett Reynolds
POINTS
50
44
40
29
170
MOTORCYCLE
Honda
Yamaha
Husqvarna
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™250
Kawasaki KX™250
450MX Class Standings (Round 1 of 11)
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1
2
3
6
RIDER
Jett Lawrence
Chase Sexton
Dylan Ferrandis
Adam Cianciarulo
POINTS
50
44
40
29
170
MOTORCYCLE
Honda
Honda
Yamaha
Kawasaki KX™450SR
Kawasaki KX™450SR
450SX Class Race Results
1
1
2
3
12
RIDER
Jett Lawrence
Jason Anderson
Chase Sexton
Adam Cianciarulo
MOTORCYCLE
Honda
Kawasaki KX™450SR
KTM
Kawasaki KX™450SR
450SX Class Points Standings (Round 1 of 17)
0
1
2
3
12
RIDER
Jett Lawrence
Jason Anderson
Chase Sexton
Adam Ciancirulo
POINTS
25
22
20
10
MOTORCYCLE
Honda
Kawasaki KX™450SR
KTM
Kawasaki KX™450SR
