He didn't panic, didn't let a couple of small mistakes derail him, and he simply let things come to him and let his raw pace take over once he got out in front.

He was as aggressive as he needed to be in those opening two laps, and that's all you need sometimes.

This an all-timer in his element, and he's not missing 9 times out of 10.

Well, that paid off in spades because Sexton, cut Webb's points lead in half from 15-to-8 with seven rounds left.

After 2023 nothing is over until the fat lady sings, but we're as close as humanly possible to this being over.

That shot of Sexton on the side of the berm with his head in his hands spoke several thousand words.

If Webb wasn't squarely in the mix before Saturday, he certainly is now, tied for the points lead after outworking Ken Roczen.

You could say most of the same things about Jordon Smith that you could for Sexton here. Probably not the fastest, but...

I can't say Lawrence is anything other than the clear favorite, but that doesn't mean he's an outright lock...let's not rush to crown him.

If for nothing else, we know that it's an undeniable fact that Eli Tomac's willingness to go and run Motocross Des Nations was genuine.

The former 250 Motocross Champion is now set to join his former running mate Aaron Plessinger and Chase Sexton in England.

The only way I don't see Sexton winning this is because of one or two ill-timed mistakes, but even then, when you're locked in...

I can't remember the last time you could call a Moto over quicker than Moto 2 yesterday with Sexton.

Of course, none of this is new information (save for one piece we'll get to), but re-catching up on things is never a bad idea.

But with Sexton, his brother Hunter, Anderson, Plessinger, and Cooper to deal with, I wouldn't call it a lock that he goes back-to-back.

Dating back to Supercross last year, Factory Honda has won all four of the available Premier Class AMA Championships.

Not the best 12-month stretch for Star Yamaha, as they could very well be without both Tomac and Cooper Webb for the wide majority of MX.

Another good outing by Jett wouldn't completely slam the door shut going into SLC, but it'd be close enough at this stage of things.

Webb gaining nine points of Lawrence in two races after Philly would be a tall task.

Now, in what is without a shadow of a doubt the most high-pressure situation of his young career, how would Jett respond?