Arlington SX 2025
Supercross in Jerry's World
The 2025 Arlington Supercross is the second Triple Crown event, a 250SX West Round AND it’s Military Appreciation night. Cooper Webb was the 450SX winner in 2024 and Haiden Deegan won his first ever 250SX. This will be the 4th Triple Crown ever held in AT&T Stadium.
Cooper Webb (6-1-1) dug himself out of a big hole to win the Arlington Triple Crown, his 27th career 450SX (and 7th in Arlington alone). He left round 7 with sole possession of the red plate.
Chase Sexton (3-2-5) battled with Webb for most of the second half of the third race. While Webb needed the win in Race 3 to hold on to second place, Sexton did not need to pass Webb for the overall victory. Still, Sexton’s attempt to retake the lead cost him when he suffered a slam on the final lap and ended up 3rd overall.
362 days after getting his first win in this very building, Haiden Deegan (1-1-2) earned his 5th career victory and first Triple Crown Win. Deegan came from behind in each race (7-12-5 first lap positions) and took advantage of bad nights from his main competitors.
Coty Schock (2-4-6) had a career best finish of second overall, his first podium in his 37th start. Michael Mosiman (3-2-7) earned his first podium since 2022.
Jordon Smith crashed out of race 1 while leading (150 feet from the finish) and suffered a punctured lung and broken ribs.
