Spring Creek Recap: Hunter Sweeps, Deegan Goes Huge and TKCDRacing Scores 677
Hunter Lawrence swept Spring Creek, Julien Beaumer claimed his first outdoor overall, and Haiden Deegan dominated FastMoto scoring. See which riders delivered the biggest fantasy points and how TKCDRacing won Round 7 with 677 points.
TroyDesigns · 22 July 2026
Spring Creek delivered one of the biggest FastMoto rounds of the Pro Motocross season as Hunter Lawrence swept the 450 Class, Julien Beaumer claimed his first outdoor overall, Haiden Deegan exploded for 85 fantasy points, Levi Kitchen topped the 250 FastMoto board, and TKCDRacing won Round 7 with a massive 677 points.
The hills, elevation changes and mixed clay-and-sand surface of Millville produced exactly what Spring Creek is known for: attacking racing, big passing numbers and more than enough chaos to turn the fantasy leaderboard upside down.
On track, Hunter Lawrence went 1-1 to reclaim control of the 450 championship. Haiden Deegan charged through the field for 4-2 finishes and second overall, while Jett Lawrence completed the podium with a 2-5 scorecard after crashing while leading the second moto. Hunter now takes a 10-point championship lead over Jett into Washougal.
In the 250 Class, Julien Beaumer delivered the breakthrough ride of his career. He made a late pass on Michael Mosiman to win Moto 1, regrouped during a difficult second moto and finished fourth to secure his first Pro Motocross overall victory. Chance Hymas won Moto 2 and finished second overall, while Levi Kitchen recovered from a chaotic opening moto to finish third and retake the red plate.
But as we saw again at Spring Creek, winning the race and winning FastMoto are two very different things.
450 Class: Hunter Sweeps, Deegan Dominates FastMoto
Hunter Lawrence’s Spring Creek performance was exactly what he needed in a championship that has continued to swing between the two Lawrence brothers.
Hunter delivered one of his strongest rides of the season to take Moto 1, then kept the pressure on in Moto 2. Jett appeared to have the second race under control before another crash opened the door, allowing Hunter to complete the 1-1 sweep and build his championship advantage to 10 points.
Haiden Deegan may not have taken the real-world overall, but he was comfortably the most valuable 450 rider in FastMoto.
After beginning Moto 1 near the back of the field, Deegan tore through the pack to finish fourth. That charge produced a massive +36 Hard Charger score, helping him collect 56 fantasy points from the opening moto alone.
He followed that with another 29 points in Moto 2, finishing the round with a class-leading 85 FastMoto points.
That was 21 points more than the next-best 450 rider.
Top 10 FastMoto 450 Riders — Fantasy Points
1. Haiden Deegan — 85
2. Stephen Rubini — 64
3. Jorge Prado — 63
4. Benny Bloss — 62
5. Hunter Lawrence — 60
6. Grant Harlan — 58
7. Cornelius Tøndel — 56
8. Matti Jorgensen — 54
9. R.J. Hampshire — 54
10. Dylan Ferrandis — 53
Stephen Rubini was one of the strongest value selections of the round. His 18-15 real-world finishes did not jump off the results sheet, but his huge handicap and a strong second-moto charge delivered 28 and 36 points for a 64-point total.
Jorge Prado was another major fantasy contributor. A difficult start to Moto 1 left him fighting from deep in the pack, but the resulting +26 Hard Charger score helped him bank 37 fantasy points. He then finished third in Moto 2, bringing his round total to 63.
Benny Bloss quietly produced another excellent fantasy result with 62 points, while Grant Harlan, Cornelius Tøndel and Matti Jorgensen rewarded users willing to look beyond the factory favourites.
Hunter’s perfect 1-1 race result was worth 60 FastMoto points, but Deegan’s passing numbers created the separation.
That was the story of the 450 Class at Spring Creek: race wins mattered, but riders creating forward momentum delivered the biggest fantasy totals.
250 Class: Beaumer Breaks Through, Kitchen Tops FastMoto
The 250 Class once again proved almost impossible to predict.
Julien Beaumer chased down Michael Mosiman and made the winning pass with half a lap remaining in Moto 1, earning the first outdoor moto victory of his career. His pace faded temporarily during Moto 2, but he regrouped late and brought home fourth place to secure the overall with 1-4 finishes. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Chance Hymas rebounded from ninth in the opening moto to win Moto 2 and finish second overall.
Levi Kitchen’s day started with him being collected in a major crash, but he recovered to eighth before finishing second in Moto 2. The 8-2 result gave him third overall and moved him back into the championship lead, 24 points ahead of Beaumer and 25 ahead of Cole Davies.
Kitchen also finished the day as the highest-scoring 250 rider in FastMoto.
His opening-moto recovery generated 25 Hard Charger points and a 40-point fantasy score. Another 38 points in Moto 2 gave him 78 points for the round.
Top 10 FastMoto 250 Riders — Fantasy Points
1. Levi Kitchen — 78
2. Brock Bennett — 76
3. Avery Long — 75
4. Drew Adams — 72
5. Lux Turner — 70
6. Hayes Edwards — 68
7. Carson Mumford — 67
8. Dilan Schwartz — 65
9. CJ Benard — 63
Brock Bennett was one of the biggest FastMoto value plays of the entire round. Despite finishing 20-18 in the motos, his 33-point handicap and positive Hard Charger scores produced 39 and 37 points.
That gave Bennett 76 points—only two behind Kitchen.
Avery Long was nearly as productive. His 12-12 finishes translated into 42 points in Moto 1 and 33 in Moto 2, giving him 75 for the round.
Drew Adams also showed why qualifying speed and passing potential matter. Adams qualified fastest and then passed 19 riders during Moto 2. His 7-7 race result produced 72 fantasy points, including a class-leading 44 in the second moto.
Lux Turner, Hayes Edwards and Carson Mumford all delivered strong totals, while overall winner Beaumer scored 59.
That difference tells the Spring Creek fantasy story perfectly.
Beaumer won the National, but Kitchen, Bennett, Long, Adams and Turner offered greater FastMoto value through their handicaps and Hard Charger numbers.
TKCDRacing Wins Spring Creek with 677 Points
Spring Creek produced some enormous user totals, and TKCDRacing came out on top with an outstanding 677 points.
Seven3Racing finished second with 664, while Sabelcross completed an all-American top three with 657.
Top 10 FastMoto Users — Round 7 Spring Creek
1. TKCDRacing — 677
2. Seven3Racing — 664
3. Sabelcross — 657
4. CaseyOs88 — 644
5. Kay — 642
6. LW7 — 639
7. Trypto — 622
8. Levi 99 — 596
9. TroyDesigns — 589
10. mr_307carver — 582
TKCDRacing won the round by 13 points and also climbed an incredible 40 positions in the Motocross standings.
Seven3Racing was the round’s Biggest Mover, gaining 42 positions after scoring 664 points.
Finland claimed Top Country with a 622-point average, led by Trypto’s seventh-place performance.
This was a high-scoring round, but it still required users to avoid several major traps. Jett Lawrence scored only 36 fantasy points, Eli Tomac returned with 37, Cooper Webb finished with five, and Antonio Cairoli’s difficult second moto reduced his total to eight.
Meanwhile, value selections such as Deegan, Rubini, Bennett, Long and Adams produced the numbers needed to challenge for the round win.
Motocross Championship: Levi 99 Takes the Lead
The Round 7 results have completely tightened the FastMoto Motocross Championship.
Levi 99 has moved into the series lead with 3,670 points, but LW7 is now only 10 points behind after scoring 639 at Spring Creek.
mr_307carver sits another three points back, while gityourown is only one point behind third.
Just 14 points separate the top four users after seven rounds.
FastMoto Motocross Championship Top 10
1. Levi 99 — 3,670
2. LW7 — 3,660
3. mr_307carver — 3,657
4. gityourown — 3,656
5. Kelly2stroke — 3,634
6. CaseyOs88 — 3,632
7. mrs_307carver — 3,582
8. TKCDRacing — 3,552
9. Rafaeldec7 — 3,546
10. ItsCoffey — 3,540
Levi 99 climbed three positions to take the lead, but LW7 made the biggest move among the title contenders, jumping nine places into second.
CaseyOs88 gained 15 positions after finishing fourth at Spring Creek, while ItsCoffey also climbed 15 spots and entered the top 10.
TKCDRacing’s round victory launched them 40 positions up the standings and into eighth overall. That is how quickly one correctly selected team can transform a championship campaign.
With the top six separated by only 38 points, the Motocross title remains completely open.
Final Word
Spring Creek was a massive round both on the track and inside FastMoto.
Hunter Lawrence swept the 450 motos and built a 10-point championship advantage. Julien Beaumer broke through for his first Pro Motocross overall. Levi Kitchen survived the 250 chaos and reclaimed the red plate. Chance Hymas returned to the top step of a moto, while Haiden Deegan delivered one of the biggest comeback rides of the season.
But the FastMoto round belonged to the users who chased passing potential and handicap value.
Deegan’s 85 points made him the clear 450 standout. Kitchen topped the 250 Class with 78, but Brock Bennett, Avery Long, Drew Adams and Lux Turner were the selections that created serious separation.
TKCDRacing found the right combination and walked away with 677 points, Seven3Racing made the biggest move, and Levi 99 emerged with the Motocross Championship lead.
Washougal is next, and with only 14 points covering the top four users, another major leaderboard shake-up could be one team update away.