For the second week, Jett Lawrence crashed on Lap 1 of Moto 1 before recovering to win the overall of the Spring Creek National at Millville, Minnesota. Unlike RedBud last week, he had to split the moto victories with his brother, Hunter Lawrence.
“Hunter was just riding really well,” Jett told Peacock’s Katie Osborne. “He just wouldn’t let it go. My bike was better, a little softer down the hill, so I had to just be patient down there. I didn’t want to risk anything down there, just because it could end really badly.”
Jett earned the holeshot in both motos before he put his bike on the ground in Moto 1. He stayed upright in Moto 2 and led start-to-finish.
"[Hunter] had no quit,” Jett continued. “He would just keep on going. He had a good flow today and felt comfortable with the bike, and those things with him work really well.”
Jett kept his perfect record in 2025 alive and has now won 21 of 22 Pro Motocross Nationals he has entered.
But Jett did not immediately ride away from the field as Hunter stayed within a few seconds until he lost the tow in the closing laps to ultimately finish nearly nine seconds off the pace.
“If I was faster, I would have passed [Jett],” Hunter said. “It’s as simple as that. The kid’s good.”
Hunter finished second via the tiebreaking procedure after earning the same number of points.
Chase Sexton finished third in both motos for third overall.
“I feel like my opening laps were better today,” Sexton said. “I was pretty good in the second moto off of that, but I was losing so much time in the downhill — very bad — both downhills, losing time and just couldn’t keep up.”
With fourth-place finishes in both motos, RJ Hampshire finished fourth overall.
Justin Barcia rounded out the top five with results of eighth in Moto 1 and seventh in Moto 2.
“This morning I had a little meltdown in practice,” Barcia said. “I was very uncomfortable, but the team did a really good job, and we got the bike to work better in each moto.”
Eli Tomac continues to slide with results of sixth and ninth to combine for seventh overall.
Justin Cooper had a less-than-stellar weekend after crashing in the first qualification session. Still, he soldiered on to a 10th-place overall finish and passed Cooper Webb in combined SuperMotocross League points.
- Jett earned the holeshot.
- It was another poor start for Tomac, who ended Lap 1 outside the top 10.
- Hampshire passed Jorge Prado for fourth on Lap 5.
- Barcia moved into sixth on Lap 6.
- Valentin Guillod got around Barcia for sixth on Lap 9.
- On Lap 13, Hunter lost Jett’s tow and was 4.7 seconds behind.
- Jett won by 8.901 seconds over Hunter and 48.857 seconds over Sexton.
In-Race Notes
Jett earned the holeshot for the second time in the Spring Creek National with Hunter in tow.
Sexton got a strong start and finished Lap 1 in third.
Prado was fourth, but Coty Schock got around him on the opening lap.
Hampshire moved up to fifth on Lap 3.
Jett cannot escape Hunter. On Lap 5, Jett almost threw it away while riding with a one-second lead on Lap 6.
On Lap 7, Tomac had only moved up to 10th.
At the halfway mark, Jett led Hunter, Sexton (third), Hampshire (fourth), and Prado (fifth).
Jett began to stretch his advantage to two seconds slowly.
Guillod and Schock passed Barcia on Lap 8. This was Schock’s first appearance at Spring Creek since 2021.
On Lap 11, Jett has a 3.3-second gap on Hunter, who is another 16 seconds ahead of Sexton.
Jett stretched the advantage at the end and won by nearly nine seconds over Hunter.
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