Jett Lawrence has once again one the final round of the Supermotocross World Championship. Jett collects $1,000,000 after racing over the weekend at Las Vegas Motorspeedway. Last year, Jett saw the same payout, winning the Inaugural SuperMotocross World Championship title. Points were based off of 17 rounds of the Supercross season and 11-rounds of the Pro Motocross series along with three playoff rounds. Despite Jett missing half the season at Pro Motocross, he was still in contention for winning it all.
The points battle was tight between his brother Hunter Lawrence and competitor Chase Sexton. Unfortunately for Sexton, his night would come to end a first moto crash. Hunter settled for the runner-up spot and collected $500,000. “This new bike is unreal, as you can see… Thanks everyone. I had to show up because the Australians came out, so I had to make sure I put Australia on top, either it was me or Hunter, so thanks to them,” said Jett Lawrence
In the 250 class Pierce Brown came away with a second moto win. Haiden Deegan had the story of the night after winning the championship and taking home $500,000.
