Sexton for third at the line. In
the next two races, Anderson
got the best of Tomac, but the
number-three Yamaha kept the
number-21 Kawasaki in sight,
and that was all Tomac needed
in order to come away with the
ultimate prize on the night.
"It was a night of consistency,"
Tomac said. "I felt like moto one
I got pretty lucky with a lot of wild
stuff going on. Then motos two
and three, that was the good
450SX
Tomac again showed why he's
the 2022 points leader after
claiming his third win of the year,
keeping pace with champion-
ship rival Jason Anderson's three
wins. The Yamaha rider, Tomac,
captured the overall victory
in Texas despite not winning
a race. His consistent 3-2-2
finishes did the trick. Tomac
inherited a few spots in race one
and edged out Honda's Chase
P60
ROUND 8 / FEBRUARY 16, 2022
AT&T STADIUM / ARLINGTON, TEXAS
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES
MYOWNRACE
27 MALCOLM STEWART
4TH (5-6-3) 450SX
"It was a good night. We managed a fi h
overall and it could have been be er but
honestly, it could have been a lot worse,"
Stewart said. "I felt good in the first one,
but I got tangled up with another rider and
finished fi h. I had a really bad start in the
second one, completely my fault, I blinked
on the gate and put myself in a bad posi-
on. The lapped riders were kind of tough
and I came in with one and stalled my bike
going through the finish. In the last one, I
had a decent start and just managed the
race."
51 JUSTIN BARCIA
6TH (2-7-6) 450SX
"It was a tough one!" Jus n Barcia said.
"The first race was good. I felt good on the
track, I made some great passes and was
pre y fast. As the track broke down, I just
struggled a bit, and I didn't get the best of
starts in the second and third races, which
made it really difficult. And when you get
stuck in a li le bit of groove, you just get
stuck there."
Jason Anderson won two
of the three feature races
but a questionable pass
attempt that put him and
Malcolm Stewart to the
ground in race one most
likely cost Anderson his
third consecutive win.
