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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
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Two mistakes cost Cooper Webb 3.7 seconds. In a rare twist, those mistakes were all Ken Roczen needed to beat Webb straight up. We all know the story by now—Webb has a fine-tuned ability to stalk Roczen and steal the race win in the closing laps. We all thought that was going to happen again, … Continued
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If Ken Roczen wants to close the gap on Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton, he doesn’t need to look too hard. He just needs to look down at the sand. Through the first seven rounds of the season, one trend has been clear: sand sections are where he’s losing the most time. Rider Rankings by … Continued
