Cooper Webb Claims Victory Amidst Chaos at Arlington Triple Crown

ARLINGTON, Texas — In a dramatic turn of events during Round 7 of the Arlington Triple Crown, Cooper Webb emerged victorious after Chase Sexton crashed on the final lap of the race on February 22, 2025. The chaotic finish captivated fans and showcased the high stakes of professional motocross.

The race, which took place at the AT&T Stadium, featured a series of intense battles among top riders, culminating in a heart-stopping finale that saw Webb take the overall win. As Sexton, who was leading at the time, lost control of his bike, Webb capitalized on the opportunity, crossing the finish line first.

“It was pure adrenaline at that moment,” said Webb. “I saw Chase go down, and I knew I had to push hard. I’m thankful for the victory, but I hope Chase is okay.” Webb’s win is a testament to his resilience and skill, further solidifying his position in the championship standings.

Sexton’s crash not only altered the outcome of the race but also raised concerns among fans about rider safety. Medical personnel quickly attended to Sexton on the track, and he was later transported to a local hospital for further evaluation. Fans and riders alike expressed their support for him on social media.

“Motocross is unpredictable; anything can happen in an instant,” said fellow competitor Justin Barcia. “We all push our limits, and sometimes it can lead to dangerous situations. I just hope Chase recovers quickly.”

The Arlington race has been noted for its rigorous track conditions, with several riders noting that the jumps and turns had become increasingly challenging as the day progressed.

As the motocross season continues, fans will be looking forward to the next round of competition, hopeful for a thrilling showdown and a speedy recovery for Sexton.