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Chase Sexton was faster than Cooper Webb on 15 of 25 timed laps, had an average lap time 0.1 seconds quicker, and had a staggering 9 second advantage in just one rhythm section! Sounds like a winning formula, right? Wrong. Against a competitor like Webb, no gap under three seconds is safe. And on Lap … Continued
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Chase Sexton used a different playbook in Birmingham. He didn’t just go fast—he raced smart. Instead of his usual all-or-nothing approach, he made calculated moves, knowing when to attack and when to back off. Look at these changes of pace: Sexton Race 3 – Change of Pace When Webb made his move, Sexton instinctively dropped … Continued
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Cooper Webb was dominant in Indianapolis. Or was he? Justin Cooper had the potential to beat him but ultimately lost 7.1 seconds to Webb in the whoops. This has been a recurring issue for J. Cooper in his sophomore year, as whoop speed has cost him opportunities to win. Through the first 9 rounds, he’s … Continued
