With Eli Tomac winning the first six motos in a row, talk of a perfect season has begun to show up on social media. After the way Ken Roczen looked at Thunder Valley, I think he might have something of his own to say about that soon. Photo by: Octopi
Each and every week, MotoXAddicts staffers Chris Cooksey and Dan Lamb will list their top ten power rankings for the 450MX class and the 250MX class during the 2018 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship. The lists are based on results, health, speed, fitness, consistency and the upcoming track. The points will have some weight in the list, but it is just one of many factors.
Chris Cooksey’s 450MX Power Ranking – High Point
Power Rank
RiderName
P-Rank Change
450MX Points
1
Eli Tomac
0
150
2
Ken Roczen
-1
97
3
Marvin Musquin
+1
122
4
Justin Barcia
0
104
5
Blake Baggett
0
100
6
Benny Bloss
-1
73
7
Weston Peick
+1
88
8
Phil Nicoletti
-0
75
9
Justin Hill
NEW
0
10
Dylan Merriam
New
49
Dan Lamb’s 450MX Power Ranking – High Point
Power Rank
RiderName
P-Rank Change
450MX Points
1
Eli Tomac
0
150
2
Ken Roczen
-2
97
3
Marvin Musquin
+1
122
4
Blake Baggett
+1
100
5
Justin Barcia
0
104
6.
Justin Hill
NEW
0
7
Weston Peick
+1
88
8
Benny Bloss
0
73
9
Phil Nicoletti
+2
75
10
Dylan Merriam
NEW
49
Chris Cooksey 250MX Power Ranking – High Point
Power Rank
RiderName
P-Rank Change
250MX Points
1
Jeremy Martin
0
129
2
Aaron Plessinger
-1
121
3
Alex Martin
-1
116
4
Dylan Ferrandis
NEW
0
5
Justin Cooper
-1
98
6
Joey Savatgy
+1
68
7
Austin Forkner
0
75
8
Garrett Marchbanks
0
72
9
RJ Hampshire
0
72
10
Chase Sexton
0
76
Dan Lamb’s 250MX Power Ranking – High Point
Power Rank
RiderName
P-Rank Change
250MX Points
1
Jeremy Martin
-2
129
2
Aaron Plessinger
0
121
3
Alex Martin
-1
116
4
Justin Cooper
-2
98
5
Austin Forkner
-3
75
6
Dylan Ferrandis
NEW
0
7
Joey Savatgy
+2
68
8
Chase Sexton
-1
76
9
Jordan Smith
NEW
77
10
Garrett Marchbanks
+3
72
Remember, these will be changed weekly based on results, history, health, the upcoming weekend’s track soil and more. Both myself [@dandunes818] and Chris [@cooks6161] can be reached on Twitter to discuss our odds and to defend our intelligence.