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San Diego · 450 LCQ

Mitchell Harrison won 450 LCQ at San Diego on 17 January 2026, round 2 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross. The fastest lap of the session was 0:54.752, set by Freddie Noren (#63). 20 riders are classified over 7 laps.

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Classification

Pos	No.	Rider	Laps	Best lap
1	41	Mitchell Harrison	7	0:55.296
2	78	Kevin Moranz	7	0:54.990
3	62	Grant Harlan	7	0:55.614
4	604	Max Miller	7	0:55.078
5	63	Freddie Noren	7	0:54.752
6	711	Tristan Lane	7	0:55.560
7	519	Josh Cartwright	7	0:55.728
8	784	Cade Clason	7	0:55.627
9	874	Zack Williams	7	0:56.513
10	411	Scott Meshey	7	0:57.194
11	64	Romain Pape	7	0:57.695
12	208	Logan Leitzel	7	0:59.126
13	289	Robert Hailey	7	1:00.526
14	976	Josh Greco	7	1:00.585
14	169	Logan Karnow	3	0:58.687
15	299	Konnor Visger Beta	7	1:00.995
16	344	Justin Aragaki	7	1:00.780
17	138	David Pulley Jr	6	1:03.243
18	734	Dayton Briggs	6	0:58.892
19	637	Bobby Piazza	2	1:04.901

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every rider classified in 450 LCQ at San Diego, round 2 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross, including Freddie Noren's fastest lap of 0:54.752.

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Positions

How the running order changed through 450 LCQ at San Diego, from the start to Mitchell Harrison's win.

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Sector breakdown

Sector times and the ideal lap for 450 LCQ at San Diego, round 2 of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross.

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Other sessions of this round

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

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