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Hunter Lawrence on the podium in Texas | Video Highlights

Cooper Webb dominates 450 to take championship lead

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
March 15, 2021
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2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross
Round Ten – AT&T Stadium – Texas

Images by Jeff Kardas


450 Video Highlights

Cooper Webb left Texas with a win at Round Three and returned to the state to win at Round 10 without any bona fide challenges from the other racers.

Cooper Webb

Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Dean Wilson grabbed the holeshot but Webb pushed his way past immediately and was never challenged.

Justin Barcia started outside the top three but within five minutes of the 20-minute plus one lap Main Event had worked into second place. Barcia shaved a bit of time off the three second deficit to Webb over the next five minutes, but as the race clock ticked to 10 minutes Webb began to stretch his lead back out.

Justin Barcia

On a track that proved difficult to gain time or make a pass, Jason Anderson was the rider on the move. After one lap he sat eighth, but on the sixteenth of what turned out to be a 28-lap Main Event, Anderson pushed past Team Honda HRC’s Chase Sexton and held the final podium spot to the checkers.

Chase Sexton

Team Honda HRC’s Ken Roczen, the points leader going into the race, was the victim of a bad starting gate pick after a heat race crash. A bad launch put Roczen in eleventh after one lap; he managed his way slowly through the pack to earn a sixth-place finish, which dropped him to second in the points.

Ken Roczen

The 2020 defending champion and the winner of the previous round, Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Eli Tomac, had a night that paralleled Roczen’s but a few positions back. The No. 1 plate rider sat sixteenth on lap one and passed eight riders to finish eighth at the first of three Arlington events.

Eli Tomac

After a dominant ride Cooper Webb now leads the series on 223-points to Roczen’s 216. Eli Tomac is third on 190 points ahead of Justin Barcia on 176.

Webb won from Barcia and Anderson

450 Quotes

Cooper Webb – P1

“This is an incredible night. I got a bad start in the heat race but I made some passes and ended up third. In the Main Event, I got a great start and made my way into the lead early on and I led every lap. It’s awesome and it feels great to have these Texas fans here. It was a huge night and to get the red plate is great, I’m super grateful.”

Cooper Webb the victor

Justin Barcia – P2

“It was a good week leading up to this, I did a lot of testing and my team did a great job helping me get comfortable and feeling good again. Tonight was very special for us, our boss from Austria was here, so that’s super awesome to get second and make him proud in front of these Texas fans. The track was super challenging and I pushed hard and closed on Cooper a little but I just couldn’t make it happen, he rode really well. I’m looking forward to the next two rounds here, I’m going to push it hard and try to take another win.”

Justin Barcia

Jason Anderson – P3

“I’ve been following those guys all year and I want to be on the podium and want to start doing good, so I’m going for it and that’s all there is to it,” Anderson said. “We’re going to be firing every time we come out of that gate for the rest of the year. Let’s go!”

Jason Anderson

Aaron Plessinger – P5

“I’m stoked about how the heat race went with the win. Then we went into the main, and there weren’t too many great gates, so I just tried to pick the one that I felt would be best. I got a mid-pack start and just charged. I tried to ride my own race, and I started to click off people one by one, but the track was tricky; it was rough and started to dry out. You had to be patient in the berms otherwise it was easy to go down. We’ve been clicking off the check marks the past few weeks, and I’m ready to get back out here Tuesday and do some work.”

Eli Tomac – P8

Well, that was disappointing to say the least. The track did not have many passing spots and truthfully it all came down to who got a start. You had to have a good qualifying position in order to do well on this track tonight solely because of the start. If you look at both classes, both winners got the holeshot and never looked back, but nonetheless we are not going to make excuses for ourselves, we are lucky that we get to lineup again on Tuesday and have another go at it. Only seven races left this season, time to make them all count.”

Dean Wilson – P9

“Overall, the night was a step forward for me,” Wilson said. “My starts were awesome and that’s definitely something to be proud of. I put in a fairly good ride for the first half of the Main Event but unfortunately after that, I got really bad arm pump. It was pretty uncomfortable and I had to fight through it but I just tried to be smart. I just want to keep this momentum with starts and hold it up there.”

Malcolm Stewart – P14

“All day was great. The Main Event was going good but (Jason) Anderson just got into me. It wasn’t a big deal. I was just going to square him up, but when I went to square him up, my tire hooked up, and I went straight into the guy. That wasn’t my intention at all. It wasn’t the night we were looking for, but I’m just glad I didn’t get hurt when I hit the concrete because I went flying. It’s nice having these three races because we can quickly regroup and come back out for more.”

Malcolm Stewart

450 Results

  • 450 Main
  • Points
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • LCQ

450 Main

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Cooper WebbKTM28 Laps
2Justin BarciaGASGAS+04.013
3Jason AndersonHusqvarna+08.248
4Chase SextonHonda+12.539
5Aaron PlessingerYamaha+15.590
6Ken RoczenHonda+19.840
7Joey SavatgyKTM+23.862
8Eli TomacKawasaki+30.527
9Dean WilsonHusqvarna+34.253
10Martin DavalosKTM+38.003
11Vince FrieseHonda+40.269
12Justin BogleKTM+43.219
13Justin BraytonHonda27 Laps
14Malcolm StewartYamaha +12.337
15Kyle ChisholmYamaha+20.981
16Max AnstieSuzuki+43.187
17Alex RayKawasaki26 Laps
18Kevin MoranzKTM+09.508
19Cade ClasonKawasaki+15.499
20Benny BlossHonda25 Laps
21Scott ChampionYamaha24 Laps
22Dylan FerrandisYamaha7 Laps

Points

Rider Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Cooper Webb223
2Ken Roczen216
3Eli Tomac190
4Justin Barcia176
5Aaron Plessinger152
6Malcolm Stewart152
7Jason Anderson137
8Marvin Musquin135
9Zach Osborne123
10Dylan Ferrandis122
11Adam Cianciarulo120
12Joey Savatgy111
13Justin Brayton96
14Dean Wilson84
15Vince Friese72
16Martin Davalos70
17Justin Bogle67
18Broc Tickle63
19Kyle Chisholm56
20Benny Bloss48
21Chase Sexton44
22Brandon Hartranft23
23Max Anstie21
24Shane Mcelrath15
25Alex Ray15
26Carlen Gardner12
27Cade Clason11
28Mitchell Oldenburg8
29Adam Enticknap7
30Kevin Moranz5
31Justin Starling3
32Austin Politelli3
33Fredrik Noren2
34Scott Champion2
35Tyler Bowers1

Manufacturer Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1KTM230
2Honda225
3Kawasaki204
4Yamaha184
5GASGAS176
6Husqvarna168
7Suzuki44

Heat One

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Jason AndersonHusqvarna10 Laps
2Dean WilsonHusqvarna+03.598
3Justin BarciaGASGAS+04.008
4Dylan FerrandisYamaha+04.947
5Chase SextonHonda+10.675
6Justin BraytonHonda+14.191
7Ken RoczenHonda+19.064
8Justin BogleKTM+20.269
9Kyle ChisholmYamaha+21.668
10Brandon HartranftSuzuki+23.661
11Broc TickleHonda+25.656
12Henry MillerKTM+31.695
13Nick SchmidtHusqvarna+36.399
14Kevin MoranzKTM+38.155
15Scott ChampionYamaha+40.201
16Alex RayKawasaki+42.039
17Joan CrosKawasaki+49.319
18Aj CatanzaroKawasaki9 Laps
19Vann MartinHusqvarna5 Laps
20Justin StarlingKTMDNF

Heat Two

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Aaron PlessingerYamaha10 Laps
2Joey SavatgyKTM+04.234
3Cooper WebbKTM+04.525
4Eli TomacKawasaki+06.759
5Malcolm StewartYamaha+13.325
6Martin DavalosKTM+14.911
7Vince FrieseHonda+19.033
8Benny BlossHonda+22.711
9Max AnstieSuzuki+25.994
10Tyler BowersKawasaki+26.276
11Cade ClasonKawasaki+27.574
12Fredrik NorenKawasaki+32.574
13Logan KarnowKawasaki+38.651
14Carlen GardnerHonda+44.034
15Lane ShawKTM+46.677
16Hunter SchlosserYamaha+49.308
17Ronnie StewartGASGAS9 Laps
18Jeremy SmithKawasaki+01.320
19Joshua CartwrightKawasaki+04.269
20Marvin MusquinKTM7 Laps

LCQ

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Scott ChampionYamaha8 Laps
2Kevin MoranzKTM+00.804
3Alex RayKawasaki+01.253
4Cade ClasonKawasaki+01.627
5Tyler BowersKawasaki+05.144
6Brandon HartranftSuzuki+07.493
7Fredrik NorenKawasaki+08.096
8Nick SchmidtHusqvarna+09.832
9Justin StarlingKTM+10.865
10Hunter SchlosserYamaha+14.955
11Logan KarnowKawasaki+15.823
12Ronnie StewartGASGAS+18.075
13Jeremy SmithKawasaki+18.937
14Aj CatanzaroKawasaki+23.596
15Joshua CartwrightKawasaki+28.201
16Vann MartinHusqvarna+29.854
17Joan CrosKawasaki+36.419
18Broc TickleHonda7 Laps
19Lane ShawKTM+1:03.993
20Carlen GardnerHonda3 Laps
21Henry MillerKTMDNS
22Marvin MusquinKTMDNS

250SX Video Highlights

The Western Regional 250SX Class served another surprising race as rookie Seth Hammaker launched off the line, grabbed the holeshot, and led every moment of his career-first victory ride.

Seth Hammaker

It wasn’t easy, as Hammaker’s Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki team-mate Jordon Smith applied the pressure from the start until a bobble that sent him temporarily off the track dropped him back to third.

Meanwhile, series leader Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Cameron McAdoo and Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha’s Justin Cooper were back in the pack in eighth and ninth place respectively.

McAdoo and Cooper clawed their way forward, but progress through the pack was slow.

As Hammaker was composed in the lead, Team Honda HRC’s Hunter Lawrence was just out of reach in second.

Hunter Lawrence

Just over four minutes into the 15-minute plus one lap race McAdoo had reached the rear wheel of team-mate Smith when Smith lost traction on a small jump and landed hard, putting him out of the battle.

Justin Cooper

Things stabilised until the final lap and a half when Cooper reached and then charged past McAdoo. McAdoo countered a corner later and darted back into third. On the second to last corner Cooper made a final pass attempt, slid out, and low-sided trying to cut under McAdoo.

Hammaker won from Lawrence and McAdoo

Hammaker the clear victor and young Aussie Hunter Lawrence put in a great ride to second place and moves up to third place in the 250 West rankings on 58-points. Cameron McAdoo leads the series on 70-points ahead of Justin Cooper on 64-points.

The series races twice more inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, with Round 11 dropping the gate on Tuesday night and Round 12 returning next Saturday.

250 Quotes

Seth Hammaker – P1

“That was the longest race of my life. I was just trying to think about hitting my lines clean and getting to the end. I’m so stoked on this. To start the season, my first goal was to get into the top five and I have felt like I’ve had the speed but circumstances kept me from hitting that goal. But now we checked off a win and it’s hard to not want more. Getting that start really helped and hopefully we can do it again on Tuesday.”

Seth Hammaker

Hunter Lawrence – P2

“It was an awesome weekend here in Dallas, to kick off the first three of three races. We ended up on the box in second, and we’re very happy with that. We got an average start, made a few passes on that first lane, put ourselves in third and then picked off the next guy. To see the progress and how far I’ve come in the past few months is awesome, a huge confidence-booster and reassurance knowing where I belong. I’m stoked on the night and thank the team and everyone that’s been supportive.”

Cameron McAdoo – P3

“That was a hard fought one. I made a mistake on the start and I was buried. I was happy with parts of how I rode and not really happy with others. I got to third and couldn’t make anything happen beyond that. Everyone was riding really good, but super happy with the points lead. There is so much work that goes into being in this place and we won’t take a solid finish for granted.”

Cameron McAdoo

Justin Cooper – P4

“My night was a bit up and down. It was a good start to the night getting the win in the heat race, but I got a pretty bad start in the main and was kind of just fighting for track position with everyone. I slowly made my way through the pack because it was really hard to pass. I got up to fourth and could see the leaders ahead. They were riding really well. I reeled Cameron (McAdoo) in and was able to make the pass but we went back and forth. I tried for a pass on the last lap and ended up washing out the front in a turn. Those guys are riding really well and I can’t afford to give them that much space at the beginning of the race.”

Justin Cooper

250SX Results

  • 250 Main
  • Points
  • Heat One
  • Heat Two
  • LCQ

250 Main

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Seth HammakerKawasaki21 Laps
2Hunter LawrenceHonda+01.760
3Cameron McadooKawasaki+07.201
4Justin CooperYamaha+17.097
5Garrett MarchbanksYamaha+24.308
6Jalek SwollHusqvarna+27.756
7Stilez RobertsonHusqvarna+30.334
8Mitchell HarrisonHonda+32.446
9Chris BloseGASGAS+34.362
10Nate ThrasherYamaha+35.855
11Coty SchockHonda+43.630
12Kyle PetersHonda+45.661
13Ramyller AlvesHusqvarna+47.959
14Alex MartinYamaha+1:00.654
15Jordan BaileyYamaha20 Laps
16Robbie WagemanYamaha+03.971
17Cedric SoubeyrasGASGAS+06.970
18Ty MasterpoolGASGAS+12.661
19Jace OwenYamaha+24.376
20Ryan SurrattKawasaki+32.938
21Jarrett FryeYamaha+35.579
22Jordon SmithKawasaki18 Laps

Points

250 Rider Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1Cameron Mcadoo70
2Justin Cooper64
3Hunter Lawrence58
4Garrett Marchbanks57
5Seth Hammaker55
6Jalek Swoll51
7Stilez Robertson44
8Chris Blose37
9Coty Schock37
10Nate Thrasher28
11Kyle Peters27
12Alex Martin26
13Mitchell Harrison24
14Pierce Brown21
15Robbie Wageman21
16Cedric Soubeyras20
17Ramyller Alves19
18Jace Owen17
19Jordon Smith17
20Jarrett Frye17
21Jordan Bailey17
22Ty Masterpool11
23Hardy Munoz10
24Joey Crown10
25Ryan Surratt8
26Dilan Schwartz6
27Carson Mumford4
28Ryan Sipes2
29Jeremy Martin2

250 Manufacturer Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1Yamaha240
2Kawasaki217
3Honda204
4GASGAS147
5KTM120
6Husqvarna102
7Suzuki61

Heat One

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Seth HammakerKawasaki10 Laps
2Jordon SmithKawasaki+00.404
3Alex MartinYamaha+07.181
4Jordan BaileyYamaha+15.996
5Kyle PetersHonda+16.603
6Garrett MarchbanksYamaha+18.227
7Jace OwenYamaha+21.603
8Cedric SoubeyrasGASGAS+22.502
9Ramyller AlvesHusqvarna+23.032
10Derek KelleyGASGAS+23.272
11Ryan SurrattKawasaki+35.128
12Dustin WinterYamaha+41.859
13Hardy MunozYamaha+46.238
14Blaine SilveiraHonda+49.019
15Corbin HayesHusqvarna9 Laps
16Colton EigenmannYamaha+02.483
17Logan  LeitzelKawasaki+09.283
18Carson MumfordHonda+15.932
19Cheyenne HarmonYamaha+28.745
20Jerry RobinHusqvarna3 Laps

Heat Two

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Justin CooperYamaha10 Laps
2Cameron McadooKawasaki+00.595
3Hunter LawrenceHonda+04.998
4Jalek SwollHusqvarna+07.047
5Chris BloseGASGAS+11.567
6Robbie WagemanYamaha+14.962
7Stilez RobertsonHusqvarna+16.178
8Nate ThrasherYamaha+19.127
9Jarrett FryeYamaha+21.331
10Ty MasterpoolGASGAS+22.856
11Coty SchockHonda+24.955
12Mitchell HarrisonHonda+28.145
13Dominique ThuryYamaha+29.587
14Michael HicksKTM+34.667
15Bradley LionnetKTM+37.183
16Jared LesherYamaha+37.941
17Chase MarquierKawasaki+39.977
18Calvin FonvieilleKawasaki+44.116
19Casey KeastHusqvarna+45.297
20Chris HowellKawasaki+53.643

LCQ

PosRiderBikeInterval
1Mitchell HarrisonHonda8 Laps
2Coty SchockHonda+01.463
3Ryan SurrattKawasaki+03.881
4Ty MasterpoolGASGAS+04.373
5Hardy MunozYamaha+08.671
6Dominique ThuryYamaha+09.333
7Dustin WinterYamaha+11.700
8Carson MumfordHonda+12.473
9Michael HicksKTM+14.715
10Chase MarquierKawasaki+15.235
11Jerry RobinHusqvarna+16.377
12Jared LesherYamaha+16.710
13Calvin FonvieilleKTM+23.383
14Cheyenne HarmonYamaha+25.144
15Corbin HayesHusqvarna+27.536
16Chris HowellKawasaki+30.746
17Bradley LionnetKTM+31.724
18Logan  LeitzelKawasaki+33.456
19Casey KeastHusqvarna+33.970
20Colton EigenmannYamaha+36.268
21Blaine SilveiraHonda+42.895
22Derek KelleyGASGAS2 Laps

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