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At the Spring Creek round of the 2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship, Hunter Lawrence swept both motos for a 1-1 overall win and reclaimed the series points lead. His brother Jett Lawrence crashed hard with six minutes left in Moto 2, dropping from first to fifth.
Watching the Lawrence brothers go at it gives me chills. Hunter sweeping both motos 1-1 is a real display of strength, but what really got a groan out of me was Jett's crash. Falling after pushing hard in the lead with six minutes left - you can't win without pushing, but push and you crash. That razor's edge is the true nature of racing. I've got no idea how to call the next round anymore.
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Spring Creek's venue in Minnesota gets affected by weather every year, so conditions there tend to get rough too.
Do older brother Hunter and younger brother Jett ride for the same team?
They should be riding for different teams and different manufacturers — brothers, but purely rivals.
AMA Motocross always comes with mud and crashes, so a last-minute comeback isn't unusual at all.
Jett crashing with 6 minutes left and dropping to 5th — a single crash like this can flip the entire championship, which is scary to watch.
The brother-vs-brother storyline basically is the series' main thread now — positions flipping every single round is genuinely riveting.
Hunter Lawrence reclaiming the points lead with a perfect 1-1 sweep — his strength at Spring Creek is genuinely on another level.
