Breakout Performance for Team Honda HRC at Thunder Valley National
Team Honda HRC had an outstanding weekend at the Thunder Valley National in Lakewood, Colorado, with all four racers putting on impressive performances. Jett Lawrence bounced back from a tough week to claim the 450 overall win, while Hunter Lawrence secured his first 450 moto-win and left with the premier-class red plate. Chance Hymas also earned his career-first moto win in the 250 class, with Jo Shimoda finishing in a solid fourth place overall.
In the 250 class, Hymas showed great determination, leading for a significant portion of the race before ultimately finishing in fourth. Shimoda continued his steady improvement, finishing in fifth place. The 450 class saw Hunter and Jett Lawrence putting on a thrilling display, with both brothers showcasing their skills and finishing just over a second apart in the final race.
The success of Team Honda HRC at Thunder Valley National solidified Honda’s position as a dominant force in motocross. The team’s performances were a testament to their hard work and dedication, with each racer making significant strides towards their season goals.
Overall, it was a successful weekend for Team Honda HRC, with promising results that bode well for the rest of the season. The team will be looking to carry this momentum into the upcoming High Point National MX in Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania.
Biography:
Jett Lawrence:
Jett Lawrence is a professional motocross racer currently competing for Team Honda HRC. He has shown tremendous skill and determination on the track, with multiple overall wins to his name. Lawrence’s performance at the Thunder Valley National showcased his resilience and talent, as he overcame challenges to secure the 450 overall win. With a bright future ahead, Lawrence is set to make a significant impact in the world of motocross.
Hunter Lawrence:
Hunter Lawrence is another talented racer from Team Honda HRC, known for his consistent performances and strong finishes. At the Thunder Valley National, Lawrence secured his first 450 moto-win and currently leads the premier-class title chase. His dedication to the sport and hard work in training and testing have paid off, as he continues to showcase his skills on the track.
Chance Hymas:
Chance Hymas is a rising star in the world of motocross, earning his career-first moto win at the Thunder Valley National. His determination and commitment to improvement have been evident in his recent performances, with a focus on bike setup and diet playing a key role in his success. Hymas’ strong showing at the event is a testament to his potential as a top contender in the 250 class.
Jo Shimoda:
Jo Shimoda is a talented racer from Team Honda HRC, known for his consistent improvement and steady progression on the track. At the Thunder Valley National, Shimoda showcased his skills with a commendable fourth-place finish overall. With a focus on starts and first-lap intensity, Shimoda is poised to challenge for wins in the upcoming races.