That is enough to keep him in the top five in the SuperMotocross Power Rankings for another week. In Arlington, he finished 2-6-4 in the three races and rounded out the top five. Ken Roczen continues to hang around near the front of the pack. Sexton has swept the podium in his last 13 heats, mains and overall results and his worst performance, which saw him finish 20th in a preliminary race in San Diego, is about to age out of the 45-day formula. MORE: Cooper Webb closes to within two points of Eli TomacĬhase Sexton has not been mistake-free in the past several races, but he tends to have a large enough advantage over fourth-place that he minimizes the points damage. The SuperMotocross Power Rankings after Arlington look not only at the featured results, but also the heats and individual races that make up the weekend and a second-place finish in the second main also earned a lot of percentage points for Webb. A win in Daytona this week would give him the red plate. Webb’s overall victory in the Arlington Triple Crown closed the gap to the leader to two points, which means he has his fate in his own hands. Now that the floodgates have opened, Cooper Webb is closing in on Tomac.

In the past 45 days, Anderson has finished worse that fifth three times in 16 races and that consistency has served him well. He recovered in Race 2 to win that feature and ended the night with another podium, but the damage was done and he finished fourth when the points were tallied for the three races.

He crashed early in Race 1 and was only able to climb to eighth when the checkers waved over the first feature. Jason Anderson got off to a tough start in Arlington. That was enough to secure a third-place position overall and retain his Power Rankings lead, however. Having lost his momentum, Tomac continued to slide backward and finished sixth. Race 2 was not as productive with a fourth-place finish, but Tomac was in position to take the overall win until he crashed on the back side of the tunnel jump and fell outside the top three. In Arlington, Tomac got off to a solid start by winning the first feature. Eli Tomac was flying high in Race 1 in Arlington, but came crashing down in the final feature – Feld Motor Sports A few cracks are beginning to show, but Tomac makes his sixth appearance at the top of the charts with a worst overall result of sixth at Anaheim 2 and an average finish of 2.6 in the first seven rounds. An accident while leading in the final race of the Arlington Monster Energy Supercross race kept Eli Tomac from taking the overall win, but top-fives in two of the races keeps him atop NBC Sports’ SuperMotocross Power Rankings by a narrow margin of less than a tenth of a point.

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