Orange dominates the Los Angeles track.

Jorge Prado and Julien Beaumer triumph in Los Angeles: victory in the second round of the SuperMotocross Playoffs

450:

In the premier class, Jorge Prado capitalised on his consistency, securing a 2-2 to claim overall victory and consolidate his position in the championship. Hunter Lawrence staged a superb comeback with a 4-1 to take second place overall, whilst Ken Roczen won the first race and finished third overall with a 1-4. Haiden Deegan finished with a 3-3, placing fourth overall after remaining among the leaders throughout the evening. With double points on offer in Los Angeles, Playoff 2 brought about significant changes in both standings, with the series now moving to Missouri for the 2026 SMX World Championship final.

250:

In the 250 class, Julien Beaumer secured an excellent one-two finish (1-3) to claim overall victory after leading every lap of the first heat. Ryder DiFrancesco maintained his consistency with a 2-5 to take second place overall, whilst the current championship leader, Levi Kitchen, fought his way back from seventh place in the first race to win the second and finish third overall. Cole Davies showed plenty of pace in the early stages, but crashed heavily in the second race and was forced to retire.