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Daytona · 250 Heat 2

Drew Adams won 250 Heat 2 at Daytona on 28 February 2026, round 8 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross. The fastest lap of the session was 1:18.933, set by Seth Hammaker (#10). 20 riders are classified over 6 laps.

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Classification

Pos	No.	Rider	Laps	Best lap
1	35	Drew Adams	6	1:19.321
2	30	Jo Shimoda	6	1:20.106
3	10	Seth Hammaker	6	1:18.933
4	58	Daxton Bennick	6	1:21.771
5	49	Cullin Park	6	1:21.927
6	91	Izaih Clark	6	1:22.508
7	89	Devin Simonson	6	1:22.206
8	56	Jalek Swoll	6	1:23.095
9	90	John Short	6	1:22.674
10	483	Bryton Carroll	6	1:21.787
11	53	Henry Miller	6	1:21.918
12	80	Bryce Shelly	6	1:24.950
13	105	Marcus Phelps	6	1:26.746
13	268	Gage Stine	3	1:27.385
14	511	Jace Kessler	6	1:26.412
15	300	Jonathan Getz	6	1:26.310
16	65	Marshal Weltin	6	1:26.172
17	174	Luca Marsalisi	6	1:26.558
18	437	Vinny Luhovey	6	1:28.573
19	188	Hamden Hudson	5	1:25.856

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every rider classified in 250 Heat 2 at Daytona, round 8 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross, including Seth Hammaker's fastest lap of 1:18.933.

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Positions

How the running order changed through 250 Heat 2 at Daytona, from the start to Drew Adams's win.

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Sector breakdown

Sector times and the ideal lap for 250 Heat 2 at Daytona, round 8 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross.

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Other sessions of this round

250 Heat 1 250 LCQ 250 Main Event 450 Heat 1 450 Heat 2 450 LCQ 450 Main Event

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