Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki.
His title rival, Justin Cooper fell
on the last lap of Arlington 1 and
knew he would need to rebound
if he wanted to make a dent in
the six-point deficit.
However, when the gates
dropped neither of the title fa-
He was caught by the ever-
hungry Barcia, and the two rivals
would exchange passes over the
next few laps. The number-one
was able to make his way around
the GasGas rider but could not
recover and close the gap to
Roczen and Webb.
When we say razor-sharp,
we simply mean that the level of
three championship contend-
ers is just next level. There were
maybe a handful of mistakes
made in total between these
three during the combined 50
laps of racing on Tuesday and
Saturday night.
250SX West
The 250SX West class has
been anything but predictable
this year. Just when we think
we have a rider pegged for the
championship, penalties, passes
and everything in between are
thrown in the mix.
Cameron McAdoo entered the
stadium on Tuesday night with
the red plate aboard his Monster
from the rest of the field, clear-
ing the enormous table-single-
table rhythm and clocking a
1.3-second lead on the opening
lap. He would continue to lead
for the next 15 minutes of racing,
making up for lost time as the
red rider had not led a lap in
the past handful of main events.
His margin of victory began to
dwindle, though, as a charging
Webb moved his way up next to
the number-94. The two would
go wheel-to-wheel for a number
of sections, with Webb ultimately
taking the upper hand and the
eventual race win.
"I rode terrible in that heat
race and didn't like being put
on the ground—that fired me up
and got me going for the main
event," said Webb. "To ride with
Kenny that whole race and make
a late charge was awesome, I
felt really good out there."
Tomac had the leaders within
his reach on Saturday night until
an uncharacteristic mistake over
the finish line cost him a shot.
SUPERCROSS
MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES, AN FIM WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUNDS 11 & 12 / MARCH 16 & 20, 2021
AT&T STADIUM / ARLINGTON, TEXAS
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Hunter Lawrence
celebrates his
first career AMA
Supercross win with
his tuner Cameron
Camera after Tuesday
night's 250SX West
main event.
250SX West Arlington 2 Highlights
