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

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

For many reasons, I imagine Saturday night felt good for Jett and his inner circle.

Here's hoping we can get this kind of speed out of Tomac all season.

Even with the speedbump, Sexton broke back away from Ken Roczen in no time and made things a formality over the final 10 minutes.

I was very impressed at times with Red Bull KTM's Julien Beaumer; you saw glimpses of what could be coming down the road with him.

Firstly, I give up. Secondly, I will never listen to Jason Thomas ever again. That's one me, it won't happen again.

Cooper Webb is, of course, the talk of the town after last week, now 16 points back of Jett Lawrence and seven points clear of Chase Sexton.

That may have been one of the best flag-to-flag Supercross races of the last decade.

At long last we've made it to A1 weekend after one of the more high-profile offseasons in recent memory.

While we aren't getting Shimoda vs. Deegan full-time until the summer, this class still boasts some elite talent.

Both Lawrence Brothers are on 450s now, Chase Sexton leading the Factory KTM charge, and Eli Tomac is back for what might be his last rodeo.

Then, of course, Jett is just four Motos away from a perfect season. This close to the finish line, how does he handle himself?

ast week, we saw Star Yamaha's Daxton Bennick make his first pro start post-Loretta Lynns, and now, two of his fellow now-former amateur...