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Indianapolis · 250 LCQ

Luke Neese won 250 LCQ at Indianapolis on 7 March 2026, round 9 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross. The fastest lap of the session was 0:48.183, set by John Short (#90). 21 riders are classified over 8 laps.

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Classification

Pos	No.	Rider	Laps	Best lap
1	95	Luke Neese	8	0:48.452
2	148	Kyle Peters	8	0:48.375
3	39	Valentin Guillod	8	0:48.831
4	65	Marshal Weltin	8	0:49.349
5	90	John Short	8	0:48.183
5	53	Henry Miller	1	—
6	188	Hamden Hudson	8	0:48.472
7	140	Russell Buccheri	8	0:49.384
8	146	Hayes Edwards	8	0:49.870
9	492	Landon Hartz	8	0:50.109
10	267	Carter Malcolm	8	0:50.665
11	483	Bryton Carroll	8	0:49.704
12	105	Marcus Phelps	8	0:51.017
13	437	Vinny Luhovey	8	0:50.778
14	300	Jonathan Getz	8	0:51.628
15	351	Jack Rogers	8	0:51.742
16	296	Ryder Floyd	8	0:49.617
17	511	Jace Kessler	8	0:51.796
18	223	Logan Riggins	7	0:52.191
19	943	Noah Viney	7	0:50.575
20	174	Luca Marsalisi	7	0:50.461

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every rider classified in 250 LCQ at Indianapolis, round 9 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross, including John Short's fastest lap of 0:48.183.

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Positions

How the running order changed through 250 LCQ at Indianapolis, from the start to Luke Neese's win.

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Sector breakdown

Sector times and the ideal lap for 250 LCQ at Indianapolis, round 9 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross.

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