Punters shifted their focus from the casinos to the Vegas Motor Speedway last weekend.
The 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship playoffs were in town to determine the best in the sport. A young Haiden Deegan kicked proceedings off by claiming the 250 SMX Championship, while Jett Lawrence dominated the 450 category throughout the weekend.
The Australian surged to his second consecutive SMX World Championship title, earning him a $1 million payday. Despite Lawrence’s rewards, he managed to help punters secure a safe payday.
2024 SMX Las Vegas Results
Riders battled it out over two races for the ultimate prize in SuperMotocross. The younger Lawrence brother timed his attack to perfection in Moto 1. He surged to victory and only needed to finish second in Moto 2 to claim the Championship.
450 SMX Moto 1 Results
Drama struck early in Moto 1 as Justin Barcia’s back wheel clipped Chase Sexton on the way down. The man from Illinois injured his hand, returning a DNF in the race and forcing him out of Moto 2.
Jett chased Eli Tomac for most of the race until he took the inside lane with 1:30 left on the clock. The move catapulted the Aussie into the lead, and he never looked back on his way to winning Moto 1.
Here are the top 5 results for Moto 1:
Position
Rider
Interval
Best Lap Time
1.
Jett Lawrence
14 laps
1:36.357
2.
Eli Tomac
2.065
1:36.566
3.
Hunter Lawrence
6.671
1:36.724
4.
Aaron Plessinger
30.761
1:37.570
5.
Justin Cooper
34.653
1:38.811
450 SMX Moto 2 Results
Moto 2 ended the way many of us expected. “Little Swappa” got the holeshot over his older brother Hunter and maintained a 1.409-second lead to claim the race. The victory also meant back-to-back SMX world titles.
The younger Lawrence produced a slower personal best lap time in the second race, but he was rarely under pressure in Moto 2. When the checkered flag was waved, Jett had put an 11-second buffer between himself and third-place Eli Tomac.
These are your top five finishers in the 450 SuperMotocross 2 race:
Position
Rider
Interval
Best Lap Time
1.
Jett Lawrence
14 laps
1:37.291
2.
Hunter Lawrence
1.409
1:36.900
3.
Eli Tomac
11.255
1:37.828
4.
Aaron Plessinger
13.967
1:38.036
5.
Cooper Webb
16.667
1:38.325
SuperMotocross Championship Standings 2024
Two victories at the Las Vegas Speedway were enough for Jett to win the 2024 Championship. The Aussie tied on series points with his brother Hunter, but he was awarded the title because he won more rounds this series.
It proved a lucrative trip to Vegas for the brothers, who have never had it easy. Their parents sold their family home in Queensland, Australia to help fund Hunter and Jett’s pathway to the pros. That investment definitely paid off on Saturday night, with the two accumulating $1.5 million in prize money.
2024 SMX World Championship Rider Standings
Position
Rider
Points
1.
Jett Lawrence
156
2.
Hunter Lawrence
156
3.
Eli Tomac
129
4.
Aaron Plessinger
116
5.
Cooper Webb
109
SuperMotocross Betting Payouts
Earnings were on the lower side for bettors this weekend as the hot favorite surged to victory. Jett was priced at -113 to win the SMX finals, and he didn’t disappoint. Here is how much you would’ve won by wagering on Lawrence.
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Jett Lawrence Wins the 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship & $1 Million
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Punters shifted their focus from the casinos to the Vegas Motor Speedway last weekend.
The 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship playoffs were in town to determine the best in the sport. A young Haiden Deegan kicked proceedings off by claiming the 250 SMX Championship, while Jett Lawrence dominated the 450 category throughout the weekend.
The Australian surged to his second consecutive SMX World Championship title, earning him a $1 million payday. Despite Lawrence’s rewards, he managed to help punters secure a safe payday.
2024 SMX Las Vegas Results
Riders battled it out over two races for the ultimate prize in SuperMotocross. The younger Lawrence brother timed his attack to perfection in Moto 1. He surged to victory and only needed to finish second in Moto 2 to claim the Championship.
450 SMX Moto 1 Results
Drama struck early in Moto 1 as Justin Barcia’s back wheel clipped Chase Sexton on the way down. The man from Illinois injured his hand, returning a DNF in the race and forcing him out of Moto 2.
Jett chased Eli Tomac for most of the race until he took the inside lane with 1:30 left on the clock. The move catapulted the Aussie into the lead, and he never looked back on his way to winning Moto 1.
Here are the top 5 results for Moto 1:
Position
Rider
Interval
Best Lap Time
1.
Jett Lawrence
14 laps
1:36.357
2.
Eli Tomac
2.065
1:36.566
3.
Hunter Lawrence
6.671
1:36.724
4.
Aaron Plessinger
30.761
1:37.570
5.
Justin Cooper
34.653
1:38.811
450 SMX Moto 2 Results
Moto 2 ended the way many of us expected. “Little Swappa” got the holeshot over his older brother Hunter and maintained a 1.409-second lead to claim the race. The victory also meant back-to-back SMX world titles.
The younger Lawrence produced a slower personal best lap time in the second race, but he was rarely under pressure in Moto 2. When the checkered flag was waved, Jett had put an 11-second buffer between himself and third-place Eli Tomac.
These are your top five finishers in the 450 SuperMotocross 2 race:
Position
Rider
Interval
Best Lap Time
1.
Jett Lawrence
14 laps
1:37.291
2.
Hunter Lawrence
1.409
1:36.900
3.
Eli Tomac
11.255
1:37.828
4.
Aaron Plessinger
13.967
1:38.036
5.
Cooper Webb
16.667
1:38.325
SuperMotocross Championship Standings 2024
Two victories at the Las Vegas Speedway were enough for Jett to win the 2024 Championship. The Aussie tied on series points with his brother Hunter, but he was awarded the title because he won more rounds this series.
It proved a lucrative trip to Vegas for the brothers, who have never had it easy. Their parents sold their family home in Queensland, Australia to help fund Hunter and Jett’s pathway to the pros. That investment definitely paid off on Saturday night, with the two accumulating $1.5 million in prize money.
2024 SMX World Championship Rider Standings
Position
Rider
Points
1.
Jett Lawrence
156
2.
Hunter Lawrence
156
3.
Eli Tomac
129
4.
Aaron Plessinger
116
5.
Cooper Webb
109
SuperMotocross Betting Payouts
Earnings were on the lower side for bettors this weekend as the hot favorite surged to victory. Jett was priced at -113 to win the SMX finals, and he didn’t disappoint. Here is how much you would’ve won by wagering on Lawrence.
Odds
Wager
Win
Total Payout
-113
$20
$17.70
$37.70
-113
$50
$44.25
$94.25
-113
$100
$88.50
$188.50
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