After a much-needed weekend off, the Monster Energy Supercross Championship is back in action today with the 2024 Foxborough Supercross. The thirteenth round follows a wet week in Massachusetts, and Friday’s activities at Gillette Stadium were limited by the covered track, gusty winds, and last bands of rain.

Fortunately, Saturday’s forecast of sunny skies and steady winds should pull more moisture from the gravely gray dirt, while cool temperatures during the day and night will make the bikes run a little stronger.

103 competitors are listed on the pre-race entry sheets, with 57 in the 250 East Region and 46 in the 450 Class. This will be the first gate drop for the East Region after a month-long break, and only four races remain for the highly contested small-bore division.

The wild night in St. Louis had a drastic impact on the 450 Class, and the final push of the season is now a four-rider, five-race chase for the championship. The 29-point gap is exceptionally close considering the results of the year, and the strengths and weaknesses of Jett Lawrence, Cooper Webb, Chase Sexton, and Eli Tomac will be put to the test from here to Salt Lake City.

Cameron McAdoo leads the 250 East Region with 98 points, Tom Vialle is second with 96, Pierce Brown is third with 87, Haiden Deegan fourth with 82, Coty Schock fifth with 79, Seth Hammaker sixth with 72, Daxton Bennick seventh with 71, Max Anstie eighth with 62, Chance Hymas ninth with 60, and Jalek Swoll and Henry Miller are tied for tenth at 58.

Jett Lawrence remains at the top of the 450 Class with 244 points, Cooper Webb is second with 236, Chase Sexton third with 224, Eli Tomac fourth with 215, Ken Roczen fifth with 202, Aaron Plessinger sixth with 198, Jason Anderson seventh with 188, Justin Cooper eighth with 147, Justin Barcia ninth with 138, and Hunter Lawrence tenth with 133.