Results Sheet: 2019 Denver Supercross

Points Standings:

450 Standings
1. Cooper Webb 332
2. Eli Tomac 314
3. Marvin Musquin 309
4. Ken Roczen 283
5. Blake Baggett 255
6. Dean Wilson 223
7. Joey Savatgy 192
8. Cole Seely 180
9. Justin Bogle 157
10. Justin Barcia 154
11. Chad Reed 151
12. Justin Brayton 141
13. Justin Hill 135
14. Tyler Bowers 128
15. Aaron Plessinger 123
16. Zach Osborne 113
17. Kyle Chisholm 98
18. Ben Lamay 94
19. Vince Friese 65
20. Alex Ray 61

250 Standings
1. Adam Cianciarulo 208
2. Dylan Ferrandis 200
3. Colt Nichols 163
4. RJ Hampshire 145
5. Jimmy Decotis 128
6. Michael Mosiman 128
7. Cameron McAdoo 128
8. Shane McElrath 123
9. Chris Blose 119
10. Garrett Marchbanks 100
11. Jacob Hayes 91
12. Martin Castelo 83
13. Sean Cantrell 72
14. Jess Pettis 66
15. Justin Starling 60
16. Enzo Lopes 50
17. Robbie Wageman 39
18. Mitchell Harrison 38
19. Jerry Robin 34
20. Dylan Merriam 31

Night Show Results:

Joey Savatgy battled Cooper Webb hard, but Cooper eventually got through.

It was a terrible night for Dean Wilson, who crashed out early on in the Main Event. Ken Roczen struggled with the race pace and ended up seventh.

450 Main Event
1. Eli Tomac (Kawasaki)
2. Cooper Webb (KTM)
3. Marvin Musquin (KTM)
4. Justin Bogle (KTM)
5. Joey Savatgy (Kawasaki)
6. Blake Baggett (KTM)
7. Ken Roczen (Honda)
8. Zach Osborne (Husqvarna)
9. Josh Grant (Yamaha)
10. Justin Hill (Suzuki)
11. Tyler Bowers (Kawasaki)
12. Ben Lamay (Honda)
13. Kyle Chisholm (Suzuki)
14. Ryan Breece (Yamaha)
15. Alex Ray (Suzuki)
16. Carlen Gardner (Honda)
17. John Short (Honda)
18. Charles Lefrancois (Suzuki)
19. Cole Seely (Honda)
20. Dean Wilson (Husqvarna)
21. Austin Politelli (Honda)
22. Mike Alessi (Honda)

Dylan Ferrandis didn't get a great start, which killed his hopes of winning the Main Event.

Adam Cianciarulo now has an eight-point lead heading into Las Vegas.

250 Main Event
1. Adam Cianciarulo (Kawasaki)
2. Dylan Ferrandis (Yamaha)
3. Colt Nichols (Yamaha)
4. RJ Hampshire (Honda)
5. Michael Mosiman (Husqvarna)
6. Cameron McAdoo (Honda)
7. Jimmy Decotis (Suzuki)
8. Justin Starling (Husqvarna)
9. Dylan Merriam (Husqvarna)
10. Enzo Lopes (Suzuki)
11. Martin Castelo (Husqvarna)
12. Sean Cantrell (KTM)
13. Robbie Wageman (Honda)
14. Killian Auberson (KTM)
15. Chris Blose (Husqvarna)
16. Logan Karnow (Kawasaki)
17. Bradley Lionnet (Yamaha)
18. Johnny Garcia (Honda)
19. Jerry Robin (KTM)
20. Chris Howell (Husqvarna)
21. Blaine Silveira (Honda)
22. Garrett Marchbanks (Kawasaki)

450 LCQ
1. Alex Ray
2. Carlen Gardner
3. John Short
4. Charles Lefrancois

250 LCQ
1. Garrett Marchbanks
2. Chris Blose
3. Enzo Lopes
4. Blaine Silveira

Eli Tomac and Cooper Webb had a great battle for most of the race, with Eli Tomac eventually making the pass stick.

450 Heat 2
1. Cole Seely
2. Eli Tomac
3. Cooper Webb
4. Joey Savatgy
5. Josh Grant
6. Justin Hill
7. Ben Lamay
8. Austin Politelli
9. Mike Alessi

Justin Bogle got the holeshot and went on to win the first 450 heat race.

Marvin Musquin and Ken Roczen battled all race long. Roczen would come out ahead.

Dean Wilson looked strong, despite his result.

450 Heat 1
1. Justin Bogle
2. Zach Osborne
3. Blake Baggett
4. Ken Roczen
5. Marvin Musquin
6. Dean Wilson
7. Tyler Bowers
8. Ryan Breece
9. Kyle Chisholm

Dylan Ferrandis struggled in the beginning, but he found his rhythm again by the end of the race.

Adam Cianciarulo took the 250 heat 2 win.

250 Heat 2
1. Adam Cianciarulo
2. RJ Hampshire
3. Dylan Ferrandis
4. Michael Mosiman
5. Justin Starling
6. Killian Auberson
7. Jerry Robin
8. Martin Castelo
9. Logan Karnow

Jimmy Decotis continues to look strong late in the season.

Colt Nichols was the winner of 250 heat 1.

250 Heat 1
1. Colt Nichols
2. Jimmy Decotis
3. Cameron McAdoo
4. Robbie Wageman
5. Bradley Lionnet
6. Sean Cantrell
7. Dylan Merriam
8. Chris Howell
9. Johnny Garcia