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ST. LOUIS, Missouri: Haiden Deegan took the lead from Coles Davies midway through the East/West Showdown at The Dome at Americas Center and rode away from the field to an easy victory.
With a lead of more than 50 points, Deegan wrapped up his second consecutive West Championship with two rounds remaining in his 250 career. Deegan has nothing left to prove in this class as he climbs onto a 450 for the Pro Motocross opener at Fox Raceway in Pala, California.
Davies held on for second, but lost sight of Deegan in the closing laps. He led the Eastern riders, including third-place Seth Hammaker.
Fourth-place Nate Thrasher and Ryder DiFrancesco rounded out the top five.
Cole Davies got the jump on the field with Deegan slotted in fifth.
Seth Hammaker and Nick Romano rounded out the top three briefly, but Deegan was into second on Lap 2.
Nate Thrasher rounded out the top five.
Davies and Deegan will settle which of them is the best among the Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing team.
On Lap 6, the margin was half a second.
Deegan settled it in his favor later that same lap.
Hammaker remained third with Thrasher up to fourth and Kitchen in fifth.
Deegan gained four seconds on Lap 7.
Max Anstie was outside the top 10 midway through the race, which gave Deegan the points needed to clinch as they ran.
Anstie moved into 10th on Lap 10.
On Lap 12, Deegan led Davis by nine seconds and Hammaker by 15.
Deegan
Davies
Hammaker
Thrasher
Ryde DiFrancesco
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With a lead of more than 50 points, Deegan wrapped up his second consecutive West Championship with two rounds remaining in his 250 career. Deegan has nothing left to prove in this class as he climbs onto a 450 for the Pro Motocross opener at Fox Raceway in Pala, California.
Davies held on for second, but lost sight of Deegan in the closing laps. He led the Eastern riders, including third-place Seth Hammaker.
Fourth-place Nate Thrasher and Ryder DiFrancesco rounded out the top five.
In-Race Notes
Cole Davies got the jump on the field with Deegan slotted in fifth.
Seth Hammaker and Nick Romano rounded out the top three briefly, but Deegan was into second on Lap 2.
Nate Thrasher rounded out the top five.
Davies and Deegan will settle which of them is the best among the Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing team.
On Lap 6, the margin was half a second.
Deegan settled it in his favor later that same lap.
Hammaker remained third with Thrasher up to fourth and Kitchen in fifth.
Deegan gained four seconds on Lap 7.
Max Anstie was outside the top 10 midway through the race, which gave Deegan the points needed to clinch as they ran.
Anstie moved into 10th on Lap 10.
On Lap 12, Deegan led Davis by nine seconds and Hammaker by 15.
Deegan
Davies
Hammaker
Thrasher
Ryde DiFrancesco
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