Upcoming Race: RD6 SEATTLE
Saturday, February 14, 2026 6:00 PM CST
Seattle, WA
From DirtHub, "As Round 6 of the 2026 Monster Energy Supercross Championship comes to Seattle and Lumen Field the 450SX championship remains ultra-tight through five rounds. Australian Hunter Lawrence sits atop the standings with the red plate, closely chased by Ken Roczen and Eli Tomac, while Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton are all within striking distance. Spaniard Jorge Prado has also been making his presence felt, locked inside the top tier and rising up the leaderboard with consistent performances."
"Seattle is shaping up as another crucial night for the title hunt — Lawrence is looking to convert his consistency into more wins, Roczen and Tomac want to stay in the hunt, and Sexton is primed to bounce back and regain momentum after mixed results early in the season. Prado’s steady climb suggests he could be a wild card if he gets strong starts and capitalises on Seattle’s rhythm sections."
"In the 250SX West ranks, Yamaha’s Haiden Deegan has been the standout, rolling to his fourth straight victory in Glendale and extending his lead atop the standings. Behind Deegan, riders like Levi Kitchen, Cameron McAdoo and Michael Mosiman are battling for podiums and trying to find the consistency that can challenge the Yamaha star. Seattle’s fast and technical track should offer a prime opportunity for challengers to slow Deegan’s march and tighten up the championship fight."
"KEN ROCZEN: Claims his 24th career 450SX Class victory, three behind Bob Hannah for a spot in the top-10 all-time. His 52nd SMX League victory holds him steady at 11th all-time. Roczen’s 167th SMX League podium (6th all-time) doubles as his 80th 450SX Class podium, 7th athlete to reach that milestone. It was his 7th consecutive season with a win, 4th with Suzuki. Only Eli Tomac (12), James Stewart (10), Jeremy McGrath (9), Ryan Dungey (8), & Jeff Ward (8) have more consecutive 450SX Class seasons with at least one victory than Roczen."
"HUNTER LAWRENCE: Nails 4th straight runner-up to capture the red-plate by 5 points over Roczen. It was his 6th 450SX Class podium & 71st SMX League podium (31st all-time). He looks to make his 25th 450SX Class start in Seattle. Lawrence’s 4 straight runner-up finishes is good for the 4th longest runner-up streak in history. Chad Reed finished runner-up to Stewart 7 in-a-row in 2009, but before that put Ricky Carmichael in 2nd for 6 straight rounds in ’03. Jeff Ward finished runner-up 6 straight times to Rick Johnson & Ron Lechien in 1988."
"COOPER WEBB: His 275th SMX League start nets his 122nd podium, good for 13th all-time. In his 450SX Class career, it was his 78th podium in his 144th start. Webb remains squarely in the title hunt only 15 points behind Lawrence."
"HAIDEN DEEGAN: Clinched his 11th career 250SX Class victory, tying Ricky Carmichael and others for 11th on the all-time 250SX Class wins list. It was his 4th straight victory as he continues to pull away in the Western Divisional Championship. He seeks his 30th career SMX League victory in Seattle. His 29th win aboard a Yamaha moves him into 5th on the all-time SMX League Yamaha wins list, now just 5 behind Damon Bradshaw for 4th. He could tie Ernesto Fonseca for 1st on Yamaha’s all-time 250SX Class wins list with his 12th in Seattle."
"LEVI KITCHEN: Secures back-to-back podiums after a huge comeback resulting in his 14th career 250SX Class podium. It was his 29th career SMX League podium & Kitchen sits 6th in the point standings."
"CAMERON MCADOO: 3rd podium of the season ties Shane McElrath and RJ Hampshire for 3rd on the all-time 250SX Class podiums list with 26. He also tied Ryan Clark for 26th on the all-time 250SX Class starts list with 57. McAdoo’s Glendale finish is good for his 30th SMX League top-5 finish."
The series heads to the Pacific Northwest & Seattle, Washington inside Lumen Field for round 6. Its time! Four 250 West riders. Four 450 riders. 3.5 million dollar budget. A chance to win a 2026 CRF110f from Storm Lake Honda. Drop the gate. Good luck.
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