2022 Southwick Nationwide Motocross Outcomes, Protection, Standings + Video

Eli Tomac prolonged his Moto win streak to 5 on the 2022 Southwick Motocross Nationwide, whereas sequence chief Chase Sexton tallied his fifth-consecutive first runner-up place. Tomac’s efficiency on the brutal sand monitor at The Wick 338 in Massachusetts strikes Tomac to only one level behind 2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection chief Sexton on the sequence’ midway level. Tomac has not been off the rostrum since Moto 1 at Spherical 2 in Hangtown, whereas Sexton’s sole off-podium end was a P4 in Moto 1 at Spherical 3 in Thunder Valley.

Tomac needed to work for it within the opening Moto, coming from P7 on the primary lap to securing the lead on Lap 8 (of 16). Sexton’s path to P2 in Moto 1 took him from P4 on the opening lap. Sexton handed Ryan Dungey on Lap 3, however dropped again to P4 on lap 7 when Tomac glided by. Sexton shortly rebounded to move Ken Roczen for P3. Roczen had led the primary two laps earlier than surrendering the highest spot to Christian Craig. Craig held onto the lead for 5 laps earlier than being handed by Tomac. Craig dropped to P3 when he was handed by Sexton on Lap 12. Roczen ultimately pale to P6 behind Dungey and Max Anstie.

Roczen once more jumped to the lead within the second Moto, this time holding onto the highest spot for seven laps. Tomac, who completed the primary lap in P4, handed Roczen after going by Craig and Aaron Plessinger. Sexton rebounded from P7 on the primary lap to P2 on the end, passing Dungey (Lap 4), Craig (Lap 5), Jason Anderson (Lap 6), Roczen (Lap 13), and Plessinger (Lap 14). Plessinger took his first podium of the 2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection with the assistance of a wonderful begin. Plessinger completed the primary lap in P3, handed Craig for P2 on the following lap, and held on to P2 till relinquishing the spot to Sexton. Early chief Roczen dropped again to P4.With half of the season accomplished, Sexton and Tomac have gapped the sphere, with Roczen in P3, 40 factors behind Tomac. Tomac dominates within the Moto win class, having received greater than half of the Motos. Sexton’s consistency provides him the lead in Moto podiums with 11 in 12 races. Dungey is the one rider within the Prime 9 within the standings who hasn’t had a Moto podium.The second half of the 2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection begins subsequent week at Spring Creek MX Park in Millville, Minn., for the Spring Creek Nationwide. The monitor is owned by the dad and mom of Alex Martin, who introduced his retirement from motocross earlier than the Southwick Nationwide. Martin is in P13 within the standings. Try our 2022 Professional Motocross TV Schedule for air instances.Images by Tyler Maillet / Ajak Picture2022 Southwick Motocross Nationwide Outcomes, The Wick 338, Southwick, MA

1. Eli Tomac, Yamaha, 1-1; 50 factors
2. Chase Sexton, Honda, 2-2; 44
3. Aaron Plessinger, KTM, 7-3; 34
4. Ken Roczen, Honda, 6-4; 33
5. Christian Craig, Yamaha, 3-8; 33
6. Max Anstie, Honda, 5-5; 32
7. Ryan Dungey, KTM, 4-7; 32
8. Jason Anderson, Kawasaki, 8-6; 28
9. Benny Bloss, KTM, 10-10; 22
10. Justin Barcia, GasGas, 13-9; 20
11. Chris Canning, GasGas, 12-12; 18
12. Joey Savatgy, Kawasaki, 9-16; 17
13. Shane McElrath, Husqvarna, 11-15; 16
14. Alex Martin, Yamaha, 16-11; 15
15. Cullin Park, Honda, 16-14; 13
16. Brandon Hartranft, Suzuki, 28-13; 8
17. Garrett Marchbanks, Yamaha, 14-39; 7
18. Tristan Lane, KTM, 18-18; 6
19. Tyler Stepek, KTM, 17-20; 5
20. Marshal Weltin, Suzuki, 26-17; 4
21. Justin Rodbell, Husqvarna, 24-19; 2
22. Justin Cokinos, GasGas, 19-26; 2
23. Jeffrey Walker, KTM, 20-23; 1

2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection (after 6 of 12 rounds)

1. Chase Sexton, Honda, 268 factors (3 Moto wins; 11 Moto podiums)
2. Eli Tomac, Yamaha, 267 (7 Moto wins; 9 Moto podium)
3. Ken Roczen, Honda, 227 (1 Moto win, 6 Moto podiums)
4. Jason Anderson, Kawasaki, 207 (1 Moto win; 4 Moto podiums)
5. Ryan Dungey, KTM, 185
6. Christian Craig, Yamaha, 184 (3 Moto podiums)
7. Justin Barcia, GasGas, 159 (1 Moto podium)
8. Aaron Plessinger, KTM, 149 (1 Moto podium)
9. Joey Savatgy, Kawasaki, 125 (1 Moto podium)
10. Shane McElrath, Husqvarna, 118
11. Garrett Marchbanks, Yamaha, 109
12. Antonio Cairoli, KTM, 89
13. Alex Martin, Yamaha, 82
14. Benny Bloss, KTM, 80
15. Brandon Hartranft, Suzuki, 70
16. Marshal Weltin, GasGas/Suzuki, 64
17. Fredrik Norén, KTM, 35
18. Max Anstie, Honda, 32
19. Chris Canning, GasGas, 32
20. Justin Rodbell, Rodbell, 21
21. Henry Miller, KTM, 23
22. Josh Gilbert, Husqvarna, 19
23. Tyler Stepek, KTM, 15
24. Tristan Lane, KTM, 14
25. Cullin Park, Honda, 13
26. Ryan Surratt, Yamaha, 11
27. Jerry Robin, GasGas, 10
28. Felix Lopez, Husqvarna, 8
29. Grant Harlan, Kawasaki, 8
30. Jeremy Hand, Honda, 5
31. Bryson Gardner, Honda, 4
32. Vincent Luhovey, Kawasaki, 3
33. Jeffrey Walker, KTM, 3
34. Jeremy Smith, Kawasaki, 2
35. Justin Cokinos, GasGas, 2
36. Scott Meshey, Husqvarna, 2
37. Justin Bogle, Suzuki, 2