2022 Minneapolis Supercross | Entry List, Injury Report & Track Map

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The next part of the 2022 Monster Energy Supercross Championship begins this weekend with the 2022 Minneapolis Supercross, round seven of the season, and the start of the 250 East Region.

The championship standings, a 24-point gap between the top five, developed over the six weeks spent racing in California and Arizona. Some riders excelled on the hardpack and clicked off podium finishes, while others struggled with bike setup or personal issues early in the season. Now is when the real test starts, and everyone is anxious to see if the change in scenery-terrain brings a shift to the running order.

Although Minneapolis is just another race for the 450 Class, it’s the kickoff for the 250 East Region, a nine-race run that will end with a first-time champion. Winning the 1E won’t be easy, as the field for the small-bore class will be a mix of experienced contenders and young hopefuls.

Scroll down to the see entry list, injury report, track map, and event schedule for the weekend.

250 CLASS

6. Jeremy Martin

18. Jett Lawrence

24. RJ Hampshire

33. Austin Forkner

36. Max Vohland

37. Coty Schock

38. Joshua Varize

39. Jarrett Frye

44. Pierce Brown

48. Cameron McAdoo

50. Stilez Robertson

52. Kyle Peters

54. Mitchell Oldenburg

56. Josh Osby

59. Levi Kitchen

63. Jeremy Hand

65. Grant Harlan

68. Preston Kilroy

70. Ramyller Alves

72. John Short

75. Luke Neese

76. Devin Simonson

80. Enzo Lopes

81. Jace Owen

84. Scott Meshey

85. Hunter Sayles

89. Lane Shaw

90. Jordon Smith

92. Jace Kessler

116. TJ Albright

119. Logan Boye

124. Jett Reynolds

129. Henry Miller

140. Cullin Park

146. Brandon Marley

151. Carter Gordon

152. Hunter Calle

174. Luca Marsalisi

191. Curren Thurman

192. Jack Chambers

194. Lance Kobusch

204. Kyle Greeson

214. Joe Clayton

243. Hardy Munoz

247. Brock Papi

281. Cory Carsten

285. Marshal Weltin

296. Ryder Floyd

313. Kyle Swanson

330. AJ Catanzaro

331. Derek Drake

351. Jack Rogers

366. Blaze Cremaldi

412. Jared Lesher

428. Chad Stonier

431. Caio Lopes

437. Vincent Luhovey

446. Blaine Silveira

484. Tanner Ward

500. Julien Benek

508. Hunter Yoder

517. Ty Freehill

519. Joshua Cartwright

551. Guillaume St-Cyr

581. Kyle Bitterman

597. Mason Kerr

604. Max Miller

672. Brandon Pederson

682. Izaih Clark

715. Phil Nicoletti

781. Brian Hsu

874. Zack Williams

MISSING FROM THE LIST

32. Justin Cooper | The Monster Energy/Star Racing/Yamaha rider was slated to ride the East Region, but will miss the entire SX season due to a foot injury.

150. Jess Pettis | The Red Bull KTM Canada rider will miss the East Region after a recent crash left him with a broken scapula, broken collarbone, and punctured lung.

450 CLASS

1. Cooper Webb

3. Eli Tomac | The Monster Energy/Star Racing/Yamaha rider leads the championship standings.

7. Aaron Plessinger

10. Justin Brayton

11. Kyle Chisholm

12. Shane McElrath

14. Dylan Ferrandis

15. Dean Wilson

19. Justin Bogle | The Twisted Tea/HEP Motorsports/Suzuki rider is currently serving a six-month probation for overly aggressive riding after incidents with Justin Barcia in San Diego.

21. Jason Anderson | The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider is currently serving a six-month probation for rough riding after incidents with Ken Roczen at San Diego and Anaheim Two.

23. Chase Sexton

25. Marvin Musquin

26. Alex Martin | The Muc-Off/FXR/ClubMX rider injured his finger in a first-turn incident at Anaheim Three and missed most of the race, but will line up for Minneapolis.

27. Malcolm Stewart

34. Max Anstie | The Rocky Mountain ATV-MC/WPS/KTM rider is currently racing with a shoulder injury that has limited his weekly prep.

41. Brandon Hartranft

51. Justin Barcia | The Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull/GASGAS Factory Racing rider is currently serving a six-month probation for overly aggressive riding after incidents with Justin Bogle in San Diego.

55. Justin Rodbell

57. Kevin Moranz

61. Fredrik Noren

62. Vince Friese

78. Cade Clason

87. Alex Ray | The SGB Unlimited Honda rider is dealing with ongoing wrist issues; he is on the entry list for the weekend.

94. Ken Roczen

95. Justin Starling

97. Jerry Robin

200. Ryan Breece | The Westside Motorsports rider is currently serving a six-month probation for overly aggressive riding after incidents with Adam Enticknap in Oakland.

282. Theodore Pauli

364. Chad Saultz

421. Vann Martin

447. Deven Raper

501. Scotty Wennerstrom

509. Alex Nagy

512. Austin Cozadd

597. Mason Kerr

711. Tristan Lane

722. Adam Enticknap

848. Joan Cros

976. Josh Greco

996. Preston Taylor

MISSING FROM THE LIST

9. Adam Cianciarulo | The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider injured his knee during a practice incident in San Diego and will miss the rest of the SX season. The time off will allow him to heal a Grade Three AC separation in his left shoulder.

17. Joey Savatgy | The Rocky Mountain ATV-MC/WPS/KTM rider tore the ACL in his right knee in a recent practice crash, worsened the injury in San Diego, and will miss the rest of the SX season.

46. Justin Hill | The PRMX rider will miss the season due to a shoulder injury from a practice crash.

73. Benny Bloss | The Team Tedder/Monster Energy/Lucas Oil/KTM rider will miss the start of the season due to a broken lower leg and collarbone from a practice crash.

751. Josh Hill | The Team Tedder/Monster Energy/Lucas Oil/KTM fill-in rider is sidelined with hip and pelvis injuries from a crash at Anaheim Three.