Lap Vision

Birmingham · 450 Race 1

SEXTON won 450 Race 1 at Birmingham on 22 March 2025, round 10 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross. The fastest lap of the session was 0:13.460, set by Mitchell Harrison (#86). 22 riders are classified over 14 laps.

Classification

PosNo.RiderLapsBest lap
14SEXTON140:56.710
27PLESSINGER140:57.783
327STEWART140:57.637
494Ken Roczen140:57.855
521ANDERSON140:57.671
632Justin Cooper140:57.918
72WEBB140:57.969
812MCELRATH140:58.641
914FERRANDIS140:58.466
1057Benny Bloss Beta Oak140:59.562
1128Christian Craig141:00.093
1277Jerry Robin141:00.267
1345Colt Nichols141:00.275
1411CHISHOLM141:00.493
1543HARLAN141:00.730
1649Mitchell Oldenburg Beta141:00.722
1746HILL140:59.587
1851Justin Barcia140:58.114
19711Tristan Lane141:00.726
20146Kevin Moranz131:02.430
2331122STARLING100:15.787
569686Mitchell Harrison110:13.460

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every rider classified in 450 Race 1 at Birmingham, round 10 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross, including Mitchell Harrison's fastest lap of 0:13.460.

Open lap pace

Positions

How the running order changed through 450 Race 1 at Birmingham, from the start to SEXTON's win.

Open positions

Sector breakdown

Sector times and the ideal lap for 450 Race 1 at Birmingham, round 10 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross.

Open sector breakdown

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