Haiden Deegan Wins Glendale 250 Supermotocross Race

Deegan extends his winning streak to four races with a dominant performance in Arizona.

Published on Feb. 7, 2026

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Haiden Deegan entered the Glendale round of the 2026 SuperMotocross championship with a three-race winning streak, and he extended that streak to four with a dominant performance at State Farm Stadium. Deegan earned the holeshot and led wire-to-wire, with Michael Mosiman and Ryder DiFrancesco rounding out the podium positions.

Why it matters

Deegan's continued success has him firmly in control of the 250 championship race, as he looks to capture his first professional title. The Glendale race also saw some struggles for other top contenders like Levi Kitchen and Max Anstie, who got off to poor starts and were unable to recover.

The details

Deegan got the holeshot at the start of the race and immediately pulled away from the field, with Michael Mosiman and Ryder DiFrancesco settling into second and third, respectively. Deegan was never challenged throughout the race, cruising to his fourth consecutive victory. Mosiman and DiFrancesco were able to maintain their positions to finish second and third.

  • Haiden Deegan earned the holeshot at the start of the race.

The players

Haiden Deegan

The 250 class points leader, who entered the Glendale round with a three-race winning streak.

Michael Mosiman

Finished second behind Deegan in the Glendale 250 race.

Ryder DiFrancesco

Overcame a crash in his heat race to finish third in the main event.

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What they’re saying

“When I get out front early, I just try to put my head down and focus on hitting my lines. The bike was working great today and I'm stoked to keep this winning streak going.”

— Haiden Deegan (nbcsports.com)

What’s next

The SuperMotocross World Championship will continue next weekend with Round 6 in Tampa, Florida.

The takeaway

Haiden Deegan's dominant performance in Glendale has him firmly in control of the 250 class championship race, as he looks to capture his first professional title in the series.