2025 Spring Creek Motocross 450 Qualification: Jett and Hunter Lawrence top Q1
Aaron Plessinger (1:55.802) returned after missing Moto 2 in RedBud last week. He landed third on the chart with an almost identical gap to Hunter (1.295 seconds).
The bottom half of the top five was much closer: Fourth-place Justin Cooper (1:55.874) was 0.073 seconds behind Plessinger, and RJ Hampshire (1:56.102), .228 seconds further back to round out the top five.
Eli Tomac (1:56.809) did not crack the top five. He was a distant seventh, more than 3.5 seconds behind Jett. Last week's mechanical failure in Moto 1 at RedBud took some wind out of his sails.
Chase Sexton (1:56.857) was eighth.
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