Hunter Lawrence has won his first 450MX title in the 2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship. In its official newsroom report, Honda also records Jett Lawrence’s second-place finish in the championship.
The result puts the Lawrence brothers in the top two positions for the second consecutive year. It also gives Honda its 16th title in the premier class of the Pro Motocross Championship, linking the 2026 standings to a longer record for the brand.
Six wins across 11 rounds
Hunter Lawrence’s season included six victories and nine podiums over 11 rounds. Those figures show the shape of his campaign: the title came with repeated front-running results across the season, alongside the six race wins that headline his record.
For readers following the championship, the numbers mark different parts of the same result. Six wins count Lawrence’s race victories, nine podiums capture his broader run of top-three finishes, and the 450MX title confirms his position at the top of the season standings.
Jett Lawrence finishes second
Jett’s runner-up position completes the 2026 450MX top two. Because the brothers occupied the same two leading places again, the result extends the pattern from the previous year while leaving the individual outcome clear: Hunter is the champion and Jett is second.
Honda adds another premier-class title
Honda’s total now stands at 16 titles in the premier class of the Pro Motocross Championship. That is the wider consequence attached to the race result, while the immediate sporting milestone belongs to Hunter Lawrence and his first 450MX championship.
Hunter Lawrence’s six wins and nine podiums define the strength of his 2026 campaign. Jett Lawrence’s second place gives the brothers another first-and-second finish, and Honda’s 16th premier-class title places the result in the company’s longer championship record.