Cooper Webb Beats Chase Sexton In Seattle Supercross

Cooper Webb Beats Chase Sexton In Seattle Supercross March 31, 2025 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Seattle, Wash. (March 29, 2025) Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb did the exact gesture last year to Chase Sexton when he crossed the finish line for the win. The two-time 450 Supercross champion looked back and pointed a finger at his rival mid-air. Webb grabbed the lead with less than 3 laps remaining; he was able to maintain the lead and won, like déjà vu of last year. Red Bull KTM’s Chase Sexton, on the other hand, had a terrific race despite getting second place. He had to climb his way from the back of the pack into the lead and battled close with Webb up to the last corner. Aaron Plessinger got his third podium of the year.   The battle was intense and entertaining in the Western Divisional 250SX Class; 17-year-old rookie Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cole Davies, from New Zealand, put in a great ride to grab the holeshot and led every lap of the race for his first career win. Behind him was a battle for positions and points in the championship. Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Garrett Marchbanks finished in second place while series points leader Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Haiden Deegan recovered from an early crash to block pass his arch rival for the championship, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Julien Beaumer, who earned fourth, for the last spot on the podium. Share this post Leave a Reply Cancel reply Logged in as mx_admin. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* MORE ARTICLES

Chase Sexton Wins Birmingham Supercross after a Two-week Break

Chase Sexton Wins Birmingham Supercross after a Two-week Break March 23, 2025 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Birmingham, Ala., (March 23, 2025) After a two-week break, the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship is back, and it was Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton who took the win with a (1-1-2) race result in the third Triple Crown race event of the season. Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Malcolm Stewart, who crashed in qualifying and sustained a minor hip injury, gritted out three incredible finishes (3-2-3) for an impressive second overall. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Aaron Plessinger grabbed two holeshots, led laps, and earned his second podium of the season with (2-3-5) race finishes. In the Eastern Divisional 250SX Class, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Nate Thrasher took the win and became the fifth different winner in the first five rounds. Thrasher took the event overall with a (3-3-2) race score. Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s RJ Hampshire (1-2-5) finish had him get second overall, while Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle finished on the podium with (2-5-3) race results. Share this post Leave a Reply Cancel reply Logged in as mx_admin. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* MORE ARTICLES

Cooper Webb stole the win at Arlington Supercross

Cooper Webb stole the win at Arlington Supercross February 24, 2025 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Arlington, Texas, (February 23, 2025) Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb won the Triple Crown at Arlington Supercross with a 6-1-1 score. The overall win happened when Red Bull KTM rider Chase Sexton crashed after hitting the rear tire of Webb in an attempt to pass for the lead during the last lap of Race 3. Sexton, who did not need to win the last race to win the overall, remounted on the bike and ended up 5th in the race; his 3-2-5 scores still got him the third overall. Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki’s Ken Roczen took second overall with a 1-5-3 race score. The 450 Overall Championship has Webb as the sole red plate holder heading into Daytona next weekend. The Western Divisional 250SX Class had Monster Energy Yamaha Racing’s Haiden Deegan win his second of the season, hence grabbing the overall championship points away from Red Bull KTM’s Julien Beaumer. Muc-Off FXR ClubMX Yamaha’s Coty Schock, who got 2-4-6 scores, won his first career podium with a second overall behind Deegan. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Michael Mosiman took the final podium spot with 3-2-7 finishes. chase sexton, cooper webb, supercross Share this post Leave a Reply Cancel reply Logged in as mx_admin. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* MORE ARTICLES

Chase Sexton Back on top, Jordon Smith gives Triumph its first win!

Chase Sexton Back on top, Jordon Smith gives Triumph its first win! February 2, 2025 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Glendale, Ariz., (February 2, 2025) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton wins his second race of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross season to take back the overall championship points lead and the red plate! His consistency in the first Triple Crown event gave him a 3-3-2 score at the packed State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The three races had three different winners: Monster Energy Star Yamaha’s Cooper Webb and Eli Tomac took the race 1 and race 3 wins, while Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki’s Ken Roczen won race 2. It was Cooper Webb’s 1-5-3 that sealed him second overall and Roczen’s 4-1-5 with third overall. “The first two races were chaos. I had to fight really hard to get to a good position and be on the podium. In the last race I made a dumb mistake and let Eli get by me. Honestly, I’m a little bummed I didn’t win that last race; I wanted that one. But I got the overall win, and that’s what we’re here to do. We’re here to win and get the red plate back, and consistency paid off tonight. My speed was good… we’re in a good spot, and I’m ready to fight for this thing.” – Chase Sexton  In Western Regional 250SX Class racing, Jordon Smith of Triumph Racing won his first of the season and the very first for Triumph as a manufacturer. Triumph becomes the fourth manufacturer to win this season. Although the hype of the Deegan-Beumer war that started last week in Anaheim 2, which continued on social media, was the main focus of the fans, the battle didn’t happen as both riders found themselves making mistakes and on the ground a couple of times as for the Red Bull KTM red plate holder, while being in front or fighting for a better position in all three races. Race 1 and 2 were won by the 17-year-old Cole Davies from New Zealand, who is riding for Monster Energy Star Yamaha, but it was the veteran Jordon Smith who took the race 3 win and the overall. It might have been Davies first win of his career if he had finished at least third in the race, but his crash in the opening laps held him to third overall and his second podium of the season with a 1-1-8. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Haiden Deegan had 3-2-4 race finishes and was good enough for second overall, but it was Smith’s 2-3-1 result that took the overall win and made history as Triumph’s first win!   “It’s unbelievable to get the first win for the Triumph brand… It feels good to be up here and get the win. The track got very tricky. [The track crew] didn’t touch those whoops since this morning, so they were treacherous, but it’s just unbelievable to get this win. The bike is amazing. I think a lot of people may have questioned me leaving Star, but I believed in these guys from day one, and we worked our butts off all [during the] off-season, and it really shows. I’m just so happy to be back up here on the top step.” – Jordon Smith </div chase sexton, jordon smith, monster energy supercross Share this post Leave a Reply Cancel reply Logged in as mx_admin. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* MORE ARTICLES

Jo Shimoda and Chase Sexton dominate Supercross Opener in Anaheim

Jo Shimoda and Chase Sexton dominate Supercross Opener in Anaheim January 12, 2025 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Anaheim, CA, (January 11, 2025) A sold-out Anaheim 1 Supercross Opener in Angel Stadium lived up to expectation as one of the most exciting season openers in recent years. The thousands in attendance were at the edge of their seats watching the whole main event as title favorites like Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha riders’ Eli Tomac and Haiden Deegan found themselves on the ground during the opening lap of their respective main event races. In the 20-minute plus one-lap 450 class main event, Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Jorge Prado took the holeshot and the early lead until crowd favorite Eli Tomac did quick work to the front. But not long after, he got run over by Red Bull KTM Racing’s Chase Sexton after his motorcycle’s front end washed out in the corner. But it was Sexton who took his first opening round win in convincing fashion, even with a brief stall near the midpoint where Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki’s Ken Roczen, who battled forward, reaching second place, almost caught him. Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Jason Anderson managed to avoid first-turn chaos and found himself in the lead on the first lap. After intense battles with Sexton and Roczen, he finished the race on the podium in third place. Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Eli Tomac crashed on the opening lap while leading and made an impressive comeback from last place to fifth, while the defending champion, Team Honda HRC Progressive’s Jett Lawrence, had two big mistakes in the opening laps and was only able to climb back to 12th spot. “I kind of knew where I was at coming in here. I knew I had good speed. I feel more like myself in 2023 when I was fast, but I feel like I’m a little more mature now and I can get out front and kind of run my own laps and not make mistakes, so it was a fun race. [I] had Kenny behind me, and also Jason, and it was just a good ride. Honestly, I had so much fun on this track tonight. I can’t give it up to the team enough. They put in so much hard work this off-season to get me comfortable, knowing that I wasn’t comfortable last year; and coming in now we’re back where we need to be. We still have lots to improve; it’s only one race in and there’s 16 left, but we’re off to a good start and first time winning A1 feels pretty good.” – Chase Sexton, after winning the A1 Main Event following his Heat Race victory.   “Talk about a high and a low; I mean, oh my gosh, I just couldn’t believe it, you know?… [I] made the pass for the lead over the triple there. I’m like, ‘Okay, you know, here we go! Let’s put this great 20 minutes in…’ And just like that, it ended. I just tucked my front end there in that 90 degree corner. Good Ol’ Anaheim, gets slick in the evening, and didn’t respect it. So all these years I’ve done it and just, you know, barely made that mistake. I had a good come back, getting to that fifth. I’m excited [about] the way I rode the rest of the main there, so thank you… I was feeling just like I should, and what I know I can do, the whole day there. So great qualifying and a good quarter lap, but we’re going to come back. [laughs]” – Eli Tomac, when asked to describe his emotions after crashing out of the lead on the first lap.   In the 250SX West class, Honda HRC Progressive’s Joe Shimoda rode a nearly flawless race and led every lap to take the victory. The Japanese rider surprised many, even the all-star broadcast team members James Stewart and Ricky Carmichael, with a great start, while two-time 250 SMX World Champion Haiden Deegan had a bad start, hit the rear tire of the rider in front of him, and hence crashed, getting fifth place in the 15-minute plus one-lap main event. “This is the start I was looking for every single year. And I think I was honestly sleeping on the gate [in previous seasons]. [Laughs] But we came out with a good start and just put in some consistent laps, you know, and never looked back. All this happened because of my team behind it. I’d just like to thank everyone at Honda, my trainer, mechanic and everybody… Thank you so much. Thank you, I love you guys.” – Jo Shimoda, when asked on the podium how it feels to start the season with a strong performance.   “Not really happy to get interviewed for fifth, but better than last year. We’ll take the positive. Obviously not a great start. It happens, [I] went down, [then] fought my heart out and made my way back up to fifth and that’s all I could do. But congrats to the boys, obviously the light should be shined on them and all we can do is come out swinging at the next race.” – Haiden Deegan, when asked about his impressive charge to fifth place.  Leave a Reply Cancel reply Logged in as mx_admin. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* MORE ARTICLES

Jett Lawrence extends his points lead to 12 heading to the last two rounds.

Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence rode unchallenged from start to finish to get his seventh career 450 main event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The rookie extended his point lead to 12 heading into the last two rounds of the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross, organized by Feld Entertainment. Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha rider Cooper Webb rode behind Lawrence but dropped positions until getting forced by Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Jason Anderson to relinquish podium position when he passed him in the final corner before the checkered flag.  But it was Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton who put on a show, as he was the one battling his way from mediocre starts to second place on the podium.  “I might have found some of my speed back in that Main Event. I had some good laps, came from pretty far back and, especially on a track like this that’s really hard to pass on, I feel like I made the best of it. Yeah, we made some big [adjustments] this week on the bike, and it seemed to pay off somewhat. So we’ll go back to work, keep improving, and [we] gotta get another win before the season’s out. I think I’m starting to get back to my normal form, and we’re looking forward to these last two rounds and heading into outdoors.” – Chase Sexton   Jett Lawrence extends his points lead to 12 heading to the last two rounds. April 29, 2024 Photo Credit: Feld Entertainment Seattle, Wash., (March 23, 2024) Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb took a thrilling win at Lumen Field in Seattle to get his third win of the season at Round 11 of the 2024 Monster Energy Supercross season. The win marked the slimmest margin of victory so far this season as 58,342 fans cheered Webb and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton to the finish line. chase sexton, cooper webb, jett lawrence, jettson donuts, supercross Share this post Leave a Reply Cancel reply Logged in as mx_admin. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Δ MORE ARTICLES

Jett Lawrence dominates Indy Supercross

Indianapolis, Indiana (March 17, 2024): Team Honda HRC’s Jett Lawrence took the win, his fifth victory of the season, at Round 10 of the 17-round 2024 Monster Energy Supercross season inside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. Lawrence became the second 450SX Class racer to sweep a Triple Crown event, which uses the results from three 12-minute plus one-lap races to determine the overall winner.

The old Chase is gone, and the new Sexton is here. -Mmf Editorial

Red Bull KTM rider Chase Sexton is the first back-to-back Red Plate holder this season. He looked calm and calculated, which is a sign of maturity for the reigning Monster Energy AMA 450 Supercross Champion. Speed has never been an issue for Chase, as he has the ability to just go fast—actually faster than most of his competitors—but he also crashes a lot.

Kick Start Ken Roczen lands the podium

Detroit, Michigan: Progressive Suzuki Ecstar rider Ken Roczen landed the podium, passing riders and climbing up to third position in Round 5 of the 2024 Monster Energy 450 Supercross.

Jett Lawrence Dominates Detroit Supercross

Detroit, Michigan: Honda HRC rider Jett Lawrence didn’t look back when he got a good start until he crossed the finish line to become the first back-to-back winner in the 2024 Monster Energy 450 Supercross Class!