Chance Hymas Claims Career-First Supercross Win in Foxborough

Idaho native secures first place in a muddy 250SX East main event
・ Phoenix Racing’s Cullin Park makes it a 1-2 Honda finish
・ Career-first 450SX podium for Quad Lock Honda Racing’s Shane McElrath

Honda HRC Progressive’s Chance Hymas earned the first 250SX main-event victory of his career at this weekend’s Foxborough Supercross, masterfully navigating a track made treacherous by consistent rain. With the slick and muddy conditions, Hymas capitalized on the mistakes of others and rode in control.

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Phoenix Racing Honda’s Cullin Park also put in an impressive performance, finishing second aboard another CRF for the best result of his career. In the premier class, Quad Lock Honda Racing’s Shane McElrath finished second, marking yet another career-best result.

The 250SX East main event saw Hymas grab a top-five start from a far-outside gate and maintain his cool despite the atrocious conditions. Setting a pace that was faster than the competition, while also minimizing mistakes, the Idaho native advanced, assuming the lead at the midway point and maintaining it to the checkers. He crossed the finish line over half a minute ahead of second-place Park, who had taken that position on the same lap that Hymas secured the lead.

450SX Main Event

Next Level Redline Oil Hammer Nutrition-backed Honda rider Justin Rodbell had an impressive ride in the mud to finish fourth, while SPR’s Lance Kobusch made it four Hondas in the top six. TiLube Honda’s Trevor Colip finished 11^th, and Storm Lake Honda Buddy Brooks Racing’s Henry Miller took 13^th.

The 450SX main event saw McElrath showcase his skill and composure in the challenging conditions, finishing lap 1 in third, advancing to second a lap later, and staying there for the majority of the race. Phoenix Racing Honda’s Dylan Ferrandis crossed the line in 10^th, and Valley Motorsports-backed Jeremy Hand finished in 19^th on another Honda.

250SX East Standings