KEN ROCZEN: After being 4^th in the point standings after Rd. 9, Ken Roczen has stolen the points lead after winning back-to-back rounds and 4 of the previous 5. It was his 28^th 450SX Class victory, tying him with Rick Johnson for 9^th on the all-time 450SX Class wins list. His 56^th career SMX League* victory ties him with Johnson’s 1980’s rival Jeff Ward for 11^th all-time. Roczen’s milestones don’t stop there, as he also ties Ricky Carmichael for 5^th on the all-time 450SX Class podiums list and RC for 2^nd on Suzuki’s 450SX Class wins list. On Suzuki’s all-time SMX League wins list, Roczen ties Mark Barnett for 2^nd with his 25^th win aboard Yellow. Roczen also recorded a milestone 300^th top-10 SMX League finish in 323 starts (93%). Suzuki is seeking their 5^th 450SX Class Championship and 1^st since Ryan Dungey in 2010.

COOPER WEBB: Snags his84^th career 450SX Class podium and 8^th of the season. He made his 154^th 450SX Class start which is good for 15^th all-time. He was making his 285^th career SMX League start and earned his 128^th SMX League podium, good for 11^th all-time. He is 24 points off the red plate going into Denver, a location he has 2 runner-ups in 4 starts including last season.

HUNTER LAWRENCE: Lost red plate after holding it for 9 of the last 10 rounds and will go into Denver with a 4-point deficit. It was his 11^th podium of the season and he is only 2 podiums away from moving into the top-25 in all-time SMX League podiums with 78. His 13^th 450SX Class podium in 34 starts moves him into the top-40 all-time, tied with Doug Henry, Blake Baggett, and Cole Seely for 38^th.

NOTES: Joey Savatgy (4^th): Career best 450SX Class finish, tying his 4^th place in Minneapolis 2019. Won his Heat race before capturing his 11^th 450SX Class top-5 finish as he seeks his 70^th 450SX Class start in Denver. Justin Hill (5^th): 2^nd top-5 finish of the season and 7^th of his 450SX Class career in 93 starts. It was his 20^th SMX League podium and his milestone 40^th 450SX Class top-10 finish (67^th all-time). Justin Barcia (11^th): Return from Rd. 1 injury almost results in heat race win. Ends up with 375^th SMX League start 181^st 450SX Class start (9^th all-time). Kyle Chisholm (22^nd): Makes his 1^st start of the season, 184^th of his 450SX Class career (8^th all-time), & 351^st of his SMX League career. It was his 18^th 450SX Class season with a start which ties Mike LaRocco for 2^nd all-time and only 1 season behind Chad Reed who holds the record with 19 seasons with a 450SX Class start.

COLE DAVIES: Earns Yamaha their 20^th 250SX Class Divisional Championship, tying Honda for the 2^nd most in Class history. It was only their 6^th Eastern Divisional title compared to 14 in the West. Davies’ 7^th win ties him for 29^th all-time with teammate and last week’s winner Nate Thrasher. He becomes the second New Zealand native to win a Supercross Championship, joining his mentor, Ben Townley. It is the 2^nd time in history Yamaha has swept both Divisionals, the other being 2021 with Colt Nichols and Justin Cooper.

DAXTON DENNICK: Nails 4^th 250SX Class podium with a runner-up finish in his 24^th class start. It was his 1^st podium since the Opener and his 1^st podium in his career that wasn’t in an Opener. Will look for his 1^st ever back-to-back podiums when the East returns for the Salt Lake City Showdown Finale.

SETH HAMMAKER : 16^th career 250SX Class podium (42^nd all-time) in 38^th 250SX Class start after comeback finish from 1^st lap wreck. Seeks his 75^th SMX League start in Salt Lake City as he comfortably holds onto 2^nd in the Eastern Divisional standings. His 27^th 250SX Class top-5 finishes ties him with Michael Mosiman, Jett Lawrence, & Dean Wilson for 20^th all-time.

NOTES: Seth Hammaker (4^th, 1-3-6): Won his 3^rd career Triple Crown race, ultimately settles for his 26^th career 250SX Class top-5  which moves him into the top-25 all-time in the category. Daxton Bennick (5^th, 3-5-3): Earned his 10^th career 250SX Class top-5 finish in his 23^rd start, 5^th this season. Coty Schock (6^th, 6-7-7): Made his milestone 50^th career 250SX Class start, the 44^th athlete to complete this feat. Izaih Clark (10^th, 10-10-15): Nails his 1^st career 250SX Class & SMX League top-10 finish. He was making his 10^th 250SX Class start and his 28^th SMX League start.