The Lawrence brothers are putting on an absolute clinic... and at this point, I don't know who's the bigger troublemaker. I feel like Hunter knocked over the salt shaker, and Jett spilled the Kool-Aid. Week after week they're pushing each other to another level, and the rest of the 450 class is left trying to keep up.

But don't sleep on Haiden Deegan. That first-turn crash could've ruined his day, yet he charged through the pack for his best Pro Motocross ride yet. The speed is there. The confidence is growing. The question is... when does it all finally become uncorked? Then we've got the Curious Case of Jorge Prado. We all know what the four-time world champion is capable of, so why isn't he mixing it up at the front?

When he got bumped back, he just stayed in the pack. Is it the bike? The intensity? The adjustment to American motocross? We've got plenty to unpack. Over in the 250 class, it was complete chaos. Cole Davies had a day he'd love to forget, while Juluís "JuJu" Beaumer stepped up when it mattered most and took advantage of the opportunity.

That's racing. We're breaking down all the biggest storylines from Spring Creek, the battles, the mistakes, the momentum shifts, and what it all means heading into next weekend.