Race One: Levi Kitchen started at the back end of the top ten, crashed on lap one then had a bizarre second crash that ultimately ended his thin title hopes as Cole Davies clinched the title with a calm third place.
Disaster strikes for Kitchen 🤯
He has exited the racetrack. #ProMotocross #SMX pic.twitter.com/iYd310H1aV
— Pro Motocross (@ProMotocross) August 29, 2026
Chance Hymas, who crashed early while leading, came back and won the moto passing Davies and then leader Beaumer with 3 laps to go in a great ride.
A jubilant Davies who has now added the 250 National title to his 250 West Supercross title to take over from Deegan as the new king of the 250 class, said: “I had no clue, I didn’t see Kitchen, I just took it easy I was cruising around the track. I feel great, 250 Supercross champion, 250 Motocross champ, I’m just speechless.”
Race Two: Julien Beaumer ran down Cole Davies to take the moto win, overall win and second in the points with Kitchen a non starter to end a brilliant outdoor season after serious injury a year ago. Chance Hymas took second but had scalding speed coming through the entire top ten after two crashes.
Cole Davies led early but then put in on cruise control and enjoyed the ride to finish 13th after doing the job in moto one. Davies said: “I expected nothing less than to hold this plate at the end of the year. What a journey it has been, i have worked my whole to be here. Grateful to be in this position and grateful for he people around me, striving to be the best I can be. To wrap it up on my birthday (19l is unreal ”
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