St. Louis 250SX Heat 2

Date
Sun 5th April 2026 (UTC)
Sat 4th April 2026 (Local)

Timestamp
2026-04-05T00:15:00

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00:15:00 UTC (19:15:00 Local)

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League
SuperMotocross

Season
2026

Round
12

Status
Match Finished

Location
The Dome at America's Center

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The second heat of the night at The Dome at America's Center shifts focus to the 250SX East division as they fight for a spot in the prestigious East/West Showdown. The primary challenge for this flight of riders is a track that has already begun to develop deep ruts in the rhythm sections and a polished, slick surface on the bowl turns. The objective for current East points leader Cole Davies is to secure a prime gate pick and maintain the momentum that has seen him dominate the last three rounds.

Strategically, Heat 2 is about managing aggression. The goal for the field is to clinch a top-nine transfer position without being drawn into risky battles that could lead to a mid-race stall or crash. The tactical focus for Seth Hammaker and the Pro Circuit Kawasaki team is to use their strong starts to clear the pack and avoid the "roost" of the heavy Missouri clay. For riders like Coty Schock and Nate Thrasher, the ultimate goal is to find high-speed lines in the whoops that remain stable even as the track continues to break down.

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Cole Davies continued his impressive streak on Saturday, April 4, 2026, by taking a hard-fought victory in the second 250SX Heat. Davies’s objective was to overhaul a fast-starting Seth Hammaker, and he succeeded by making a decisive move into the lead at the halfway point. Once out front, Davies put in a series of consistent laps to create a small cushion, eventually crossing the line five seconds ahead of the field.

The heat provided a showcase for the depth of the East Coast talent pool. Seth Hammaker held on for a solid second place, while Coty Schock delivered another standout performance for the ClubMX team to finish third. Nate Thrasher secured fourth on his factory Yamaha, with Nicholas Romano rounding out the top five. The session was not without drama, as Devin Simonson crashed while running in a podium position, eventually recovering to finish seventh. Despite the treacherous ruts that claimed several riders throughout the night, the top nine qualifiers safely advanced to the Main Event, where they would meet the West Coast stars for the overall title battle.

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