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Cooper Webb Triumphs at Arlington Supercross; Deegan Dominates 250 Class

2/23/2025

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Summary

Webb Wins Title

Cooper Webb clinched the overall title at the Arlington Supercross, bouncing back from a sixth-place finish in Race 1 to triumph in the final two races. Meanwhile, Chase Sexton's hopes were dashed after a crash while leading, leaving him in fifth. In the 250 class, Haiden Deegan showcased his talent with steady performances, securing the overall win. Webb now sits atop the championship standings.

Summary

Deegan Dominates Supercross

Haiden Deegan dominated the Arlington Supercross, clinching victory in all three 250 class races and taking the championship lead. Meanwhile, Jordon Smith faced a harrowing crash, leaving him with a punctured lung and potential broken ribs. Julien Beaumer's struggles saw him finish sixth, costing him his points lead. The excitement builds as the series heads to the East/West Showdown in Indianapolis.

History

Historical Context

Cooper Webb's Arlington Supercross victory echoes the fierce competition of the 2019 season, where he narrowly edged out Ken Roczen by just 0.028 seconds—one of the closest finishes in history. This win propels Webb into the championship lead, reminiscent of his past title runs in 2019 and 2021.

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Webb Wins Title

Cooper Webb clinched the overall title at the Arlington Supercross, bouncing back from a sixth-place finish in Race 1 to triumph in the final two races. Meanwhile, Chase Sexton's hopes were dashed after a crash while leading, leaving him in fifth. In the 250 class, Haiden Deegan showcased his talent with steady performances, securing the overall win. Webb now sits atop the championship standings.

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