We have officially made it to the season opener of the 2025 Supercross series in Anaheim. Anaheim 1 is the first of two stops that will be coming to Anaheim, where they will return just two weeks later. Returning this year is the most recent Supercross champion Jett Lawrence and the 2024 runner-up Cooper Webb. They will also battle the elements with riders like Chase Sexton, Hunter Lawrence, Eli Tomac and Aaron Plessinger.
In the 250 class, we will see the West Coast division of riders which includes Haiden Deegan, Austin Forkner, Levi Kitchen, Michael Mosiman, Jo Shimoda and more. For updates on the upcoming race, be sure to read down below.
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NBC Sports’ coverage of the 2024 SMX World Championship Series averaged a Total Audience Delivery (TAD) of 502,000 viewers for coverage on NBC, USA Network, and streaming simulcasts across Peacock and NBC Sports Digital, up 26 percent vs. 2023. Additionally, Peacock delivered the most-streamed season on record for the sport. Across the full series, viewers streamed more than 1.9 billion total minutes of the 2024 SMX World Championship for Peacock exclusive races, up 24 percent from last year and marking a significant growth in the popularity of the sport.
Free Practice250SX
Green flag on the season! SX rookie Parker Ross led the field as the 250SX Group C free practice got underway. Riders were getting their first time on the full layout as Friday’s media session cut out the whoops. But now that race day is here, it’s go time. Stilez Robertson led the first 250SX Group B free practice, but rookie Cole Davies was one of the faster riders in the session. Then Lux Turner led the 250SX Group A group onto the track. Levi Kitchen, who missed yesterday’s media day due to an illness, was getting his first few laps in on the track. To no one’s surprise, Haiden Deegan put in a few really fast, really solid laps. Kitchen and Deegan were near each other for a few sections for about two laps or so, which we expect to see come the racing tonight.
450SX
Aaron Plessinger, Justin Barcia, Ken Roczen, Eli Tomac, Malcolm Stewart, and Fredrik Noren led the 450SX Group A free practice session. Jason Anderson and Hunter Lawrence each had separate tip overs in the sand section after the whoops. Chase Sexton, Tomac, and Jett Lawrence topped the leaderboard by the end of the session. Again, these times do not count for overall qualifying.
2025 SuperMotocross Schedule
Supercross
January 11: Angel Stadium; Anaheim, California 1
January 18: Snapdragon Stadium; San Diego, California
January 25: Angel Stadium; Anaheim, California 2
February 1: State Farm Stadium; Glendale, Arizona
February 8: Raymond James Stadium; Tampa, Florida
February 15: Ford Field; Detroit, Michigan
February 22: AT&T Stadium; Arlington, Texas
March 1: Daytona International Speedway; Daytona Beach, Florida
March 8: Lucas Oil Stadium; Indianapolis, Indiana
March 22: Protective Stadium; Birmingham, Alabama
March 29: Lumen Field; Seattle, Washington
April 5: Gillette Stadium; Foxborough, Massachusetts
April 12: Lincoln Financial Field; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
April 19: MetLife Stadium; East Rutherford, New Jersey
April 26: Acrisure Stadium; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
May 3: Empower Field at Mile High; Denver, Colorado
May 10: Rice-Eccles Stadium; Salt Lake City, Utah
