AMA Supercross Seattle: Round 6 Real-time Updates

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13:10 | Top 10 Combined Cronos 450

Jorge Prado achieves his second consecutive pole after setting a time of 50.600 in the first time trial session, in which he beat Hunter Lawrence by more than 1 second. The Spaniard’s time remained at the top during Q2. However, he was unable to finish the session after suffering a fall just after the finish line jump. Prado was able to stand up under his own power but was visibly in pain in his shoulder; He was removed by the track medical team. More details soon.

Should Jorge return for the Night Show, he will be in Heat 2 along with Cooper Webb, Hunter Lawrence, Chase Sexton, Aaron Plessinger and Dylan Ferrandis, among others.

13:02 | 450 Group A – Session 2

Fredrik Noren concludes the time trials sessions by winning his group with a time of 53.978.

The heats will begin at 4:05 p.m. Seattle time (1:00 a.m. for Spain).

12:47 | 450 Group A – Session 2 | Prado Fall

Eli Tomac had the best time in Q2, however his 51.032 was not enough to overthrow Prado’s mark of 50.600 in the first session. Therefore, the absolute pole position has gone to the Spaniard, the second in a row. The bad news is that Prado was unable to complete the session after suffering a fall. The Spaniard, despite standing under his own power, was removed from the track while holding his shoulder. At the moment there is nothing official.

12:31 | Top 10 Combined 250

12:24 | 250 Group A – Session 2

Deegan is once again below 50s although his reference time to win his fifth consecutive pole has been 49.414 in Q1. It should be noted that Ayden Shive, who was the fastest in Group B, managed to place 5th in the combined, while Nico Koch was 7th.

12:07 | 250 Group B – Session 2

Ayden Shive is once again the fastest in his group, this time with a time of 51.622 followed again by Nico Koch +0.118. Both are placed 4th and 5th in the combined.

10:53 | 450 Group B – Session 1

Tristan Lane (Yamaha) records the best time in his group 53.035, followed by Fredrik Noren +0.114. The second sessions will begin at 11:55.

10:30 | 450 Group A – Session 1

Jorge Prado sets the pace in this first outing on the track, placing himself as the provisional poleman after surpassing the current championship leader, Hunter Lawrence, by more than 1 second.

10:15 | 250 Group A – Session 1

Haiden Deegan crushes. The current champion has been the only driver to turn in the 49s, beating Levi Kitchen by almost 1 second. Vohland achieves its best classification so far, although with quite wide differences compared to the reference time.

10:00 | 250 Group B – Session 1

Time trials begin in Seattle! As expected, a circuit with many ruts and some patches of water. However, a lot has been preserved thanks to the work of the track team. Regarding times, Ayden Shive sets the pace with a time of 53.285 followed by the German Nico Koch +0.467

8:00 am | Previous: Schedules & Breaking News

Press Day cancelled, new leader & injured

Welcome to a new Minute by Minute, this time from the Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, scene of the sixth round of the AMA Supercross 2026. After the great reception of our latest coverage, we double down and bring you the full day live: times, heats, LCQ and Main Events, without leaving this post.

Friday’s Press Day was canceled due to the rainfall forecast in the weather forecast for both Friday and Saturday. As a preventive measure, the layout has been kept completely covered to preserve track conditions.

In this way, the first real contact for the pilots will be directly in the first timed training session, scheduled for 9:47 am (local time in Seattle).

In addition, there will be no Group C in either category, so the time trial program will be more compact than usual.

In 450SX, the season continues to offer a scenario that is as open as it is unpredictable. There are now four different winners in five rounds, with Ken Roczen (HEP Suzuki) being the latest to join the list after his victory in Glendale. However, none of them arrive as leaders of the championship.

That honor belongs to Hunter Lawrence (Honda HRC), who wears the red plate thanks to remarkable consistency: four consecutive second places. The Australian is still looking for his first victory in the premier class and leads with 5 points ahead of Roczen and 8 over Eli Tomac (Red Bull KTM), who gives up the lead for the first time since his victory in the opening round.

For his part, Jorge Prado (Red Bull KTM) is 7th in the championship, just 3 points behind sixth. The Spaniard has just achieved his first pole and has already accumulated three heat victories, clear signs that his first great result in 450SX could be getting closer.

Top 10 450SX Classification post Round 5 of 17

Among the injury casualties, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna has confirmed that RJ Hampshire suffered a broken leg during routine training; His time out of the race is indefinite.

In 250SX West Coast, the outlook is more stable. Haiden Deegan (Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha) has four consecutive victories and has a 27-point lead over Michael Mosiman. The only other winner so far has been Max Anstie, although the Briton has not been on the podium since and arrives in Seattle with a 30-point deficit.

Top 10 250SX Classification 250SX West Coast post Round 5 of 10

Levi Kitchen (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki) has emerged as a threat in these last two races, but has yet to beat Deegan. It is true that mathematically it is still quite relegated.

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