Jorge Prado paced the field last week in Glendale, Arizona, and needed to master a different style of track in Round 6 of the 2026 SuperMotocross World Championship at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington. He was up to the task, setting the fastest lap in Qualification 1.
After posting the fastest lap in the first session, Prado crashed midway through the second session. He was 16th on the Q2 chart at the time after logging six laps. Prado walked unassisted to the Alpinestars Medical cart but seemed to favor his shoulder.
Prado’s Q1 speed held up for the fastest overall.
Tomac (51.032) improved his Q1 time and was the fastest rider in the second session as the track began to form deep ruts, a trend that will continue in the evening program.
“I need to redeem myself and get back on the podium; do the best I can,” Tomac said after posting the fastest Q2 lap. “We have a super-technical race track. Need to start clean, get some of those triple combinations in play and see who can do it the longest and, of course, stay on two wheels.”
Tomac referenced his Turn 1 crash last week in Glendale, which cost him the red plate.
Cooper Webb (51.281) also improved in the second session and landed third on the overall chart.
Fourth-place Ken Roczen (51.443) and Hunter Lawrence (51.506) rounded out the top five.
Combined Qualification Results
Qualification 1
Prado (50.600) posted a lap time one second faster than Lawrence (51.605) on an extremely soft track.
“I feel comfortable on the track,” Prado told Peacock’s Haley Shanley. “I like rutty tracks. My bike is working really good, which makes it easier. I’m happy. I put up an okay lap. I didn’t expect this lap time, but I think the key is to be smooth and no mistakes.”
Tomac (51.977) struggled for most of the session, but his last lap around the track moved him from eighth overall to third.
Fourth-place Justin Cooper (52.085) and Malcolm Stewart (52.166) rounded out the top five in this session. Stewart wound up sixth overall after Qualification 2
