2025 Washougal 250 Moto 1: LIVE Updates
Garrett Marchbanks earned the fastest time for his first since 2019 earlier in the day.
Jalek Swoll earned the holeshot
2025 Washougal Motocross 450 Qualification: Jett Lawrence sweeps sessions
Chase Sexton cut into Jett Lawrence's advantage in the second qualification session, lowering it from more than 1.5 seconds to a little more than one second.
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Haiden Deegan was only sixth quickest in qualification.
Jalek Swoll grabbed the holeshot with Ryder DiFrancesco slotting into second.
Deegan got a great start and is third on Lap 1.
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