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2026 Denver Supercross Results

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Ryan Nitzen | May 2, 2026

Denver, Colorado serves as round 16 of the Monster Energy SuperMotocross World Championship at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium. Today is the penultimate round of the Supercross Championship and things are coming down to the wire as Ken Roczen leads the championship by four points over Hunter Lawrence. In 250SX, the Western Divisional Championship is back on track with Haiden Deegan looking to close out his season on top. Let’s get into the action from qualifying!

Denver, Colorado serves as round 16 of the Monster Energy SuperMotocross World Championship at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium. Photos: Octopi Media
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Ken Roczen leads the 450SX points by four over Hunter Lawrence.

450 QUALIFYING

Ken Roczen is turning up the heat late as he leads the 450SX points for the first time ever in the second-half of the season. The Progressive Suzuki rider set the fastest lap in the 450’s and posted the fastest time of anyone on track with a 50.103. He was only two-tenths quicker than Hunter Lawrence who took second overall with a 50.314. Chase Sexton looked fast all morning and clocked the time to beat in Q1 before taking third overall.

Roczen set the time to beat.
Hunter Lawrence clocked a close second.
Sexton was fastest in Q1 but third overall.
Eli Tomac returns to action today for his home race. He qualified sixth overall.

450SX OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS (Top 10)

1. Ken Roczen (Suz) 50.103
2. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 50.314
3. Chase Sexton (Kaw) 50.392
4. Justin Hill (KTM) 50.532
5. Dylan Ferrandis (Duc) 50.771
6. Eli Tomac (KTM) 51.010
7. Jorge Prado (KTM) 51.039
8. Justin Cooper (Yam) 51.054
9. Garrett Marchbanks (Kaw) 51.350
10. Christian Craig (Hon) 51.524

250 QUALIFYING

With 250SX West back on track today, it’s no surprise to see Haiden Deegan as the fastest qualifier. He’s already clinched the 250 title so there’s no real pressure other than closing out his 250 career with a win. Deegan heads to the line first going into the night show and was the only 250 rider in the 50-second range. Levi Kitchen was a close second and looks up to speed after a mid-season back injury. Ryder DiFrancesco rounded out the top three after setting the time to beat in the first qualifying session.

The 250SX West division is back on track in Denver.
No surprise to see Haiden Deegan on top of the 250 class.
Levi Kitchen looked up to speed for second overall.
Ryder DiFrancesco was fastest in Q1 and third overall.

250SX OVERALL QUALIFYING RESULTS (Top 10)

1. Haiden Deegan (Yam) 50.981
2. Levi Kitchen (Kaw) 51.348
3. Ryder DiFrancesco (Hus) 51.562
4. Max Anstie (Yam) 51.750
5. Lux Turner (Yam) 52.196
6. Max Vohland (Yam) 52.692
7. Joshua Varize (Kaw) 52.696
8. Cameron McAdoo (Kaw) 52.759
9. Carson Mumford (KTM) 52.829
10. Hunter Yoder (Yam) 52.939

Denver Notes

  • Eli Tomac returns to action today after crashing in Cleveland and missing the last two rounds
  • Joey Savatgy crashed in 450 Q1 and injured his wrist. He’s out for tonight’s racing
  • Cameron McAdoo is back on track after recovering from a fractured humerus in Seattle
  • Kayden Minear makes his pro debut today with the Star Racing Yamaha team
  • Gage Linville starts his time with the Triumph Factory Racing Team today





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