Haiden Deegan reflects on progress in SuperMotocross after High Point
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 6:19 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Haiden Deegan finished fifth overall at the High Point National, marking his second podium in Pro Motocross this year. After the race, Deegan expressed his growing confidence, noting a significant improvement in his lap times compared to previous rounds. This season, he has been adapting to the 450 class while facing tough competition, sitting in third place in the championship standings with 144 points. Deegan indicated the necessity of honing his skills, especially regarding bike handling and fitness for the heavier motorcycle. Future races will provide further opportunities for him to close the gap to the leading riders.
- •Deegan secured fifth place overall at the High Point National.
- •He expressed confidence in his improvement during post-race media.
- •Deegan is adapting to the 450 class, now in third place with 144 points.
- •He aims to enhance his bike handling and fitness for future races.
- 6:19 PMYahoo Sports — Haiden Deegan is learning how to be successful in SuperMotocross
"Behind the banter and bluster, Haiden Deegan reveals a reflective side after four Pro Motocross rounds.
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