With his win in Houston, Cooper Webb has extended his championship lead to 17 points over Marvin Musquin.

SUPERCROSS SEASON POINTS STANDINGS

After another exciting and hard fought night of racing, Cooper Webb has grabbed his sixth win of the 2019 Monster Energy Supercross season and he extended his points lead to 17 over his teammate Marvin Musquin. The 2019 Houston Supercross was the final Triple Crown event of the season and it proved to be another intense night of racing for the fans. Ken Roczen was looking good as he easily won the first 450 main event, but unfortunately a crash on the start in 450 main event 2 put Ken out for the race, he came back for main event 3 and was able to salvage an eight place. Marvin Musquin was looking fast and after making an aggressive move on his teammate Cooper Webb, things got interesting! For the first time this season, we’ve seen the teammates ride aggressive with each other and it ended with Cooper pushing Marvin off of the track. In the third main event, Marvin was able to rebound and win, but Cooper’s third place was enough for him to win the overall for the night and put three more points in between he and Marvin in the championship.

450 CHAMPIONSHIP POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 13 OF 17)

With four rounds to go, Cooper Webb is the guy to beat in the 450 Supercross Championship.

POS.	NAME	POINTS
1	Cooper Webb	288
2	Marvin Musquin	271
3	Eli Tomac	262
4	Ken Roczen	252
5	Blake Baggett	215
6	Dean Wilson	201
7	Joey Savatgy	173
8	Cole Seely	160
9	Chad Reed	151
10	Justin Barcia	150
11	Justin Brayton	141
12	Justin Bogle	124
13	Aaron Plessinger	123
14	Justin Hill	119
15	Tyler Bowers	103
16	Zach Osborne	80
17	Kyle Chisholm	78
18	Ben Lamay	72
19	Vince Friese	65
20	Alex Ray	47
21	Jason Anderson	46
22	Carlen Gardner	38
23	Cole Martinez	29
24	Mike Alessi	27
25	Chris Blose	25
26	Malcolm Stewart	17
27	Ryan Breece	16
28	Austin Politelli	13
29	Cedric Soubeyras	12
30	Shane Mcelrath	11
31	Adam Enticknap	11
32	Ronnie Stewart	9
33	Cheyenne Harmon	6
34	Theodore Pauli	5
35	Daniel Herrlein	5
36	Justin Starling	4
37	Cade Autenrieth	4
38	Angelo Pellegrini	4
39	Joshua Grant	3
40	Casey Brennan	3
41	Aj Catanzaro	3
42	Jared Lesher	2
43	Charles Lefrancois	2
44	Scott Champion	2
45	Heath Harrison	1

Marvin Musquin has been trying his hardest, but so far he hasn’t been able to make a dent in Cooper Webb’s championship run.

Eli Tomac is 26 points behind Cooper Webb in the Championship now. It’s going to take a big mistake from Webb for Tomac to make up the difference.

Unfortunately Ken Roczen’s rough night in Houston has dropped him back 36 points behind Cooper Webb in the 450 point standings.

250 WEST COAST POINT STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND 8 OF 10)

The points chase is heating up in the 250 class! Adam Cianciarulo’s fourth place overall in Houston has let Dylan Ferrandis close up to be within 5 points behind Adam.

POS.	NAME	POINTS
1	Adam Cianciarulo	182
2	Dylan Ferrandis	177
3	Colt Nichols	142
4	Rj Hampshire	126
5	Shane Mcelrath	123
6	James Decotis	112
7	Chris Blose	111
8	Cameron Mcadoo	111
9	Michael Mosiman	110
10	Garrett Marchbanks	99
11	Jacob Hayes	91
12	Martin Castelo	71
13	Jess Pettis	66
14	Sean Cantrell	61
15	Justin Starling	45
16	Mitchell Harrison	38
17	Enzo Lopes	37
18	Jerry Robin	30
19	Robbie Wageman	29
20	Mathias Jorgensen	25
21	Carson Brown	23
22	Logan Karnow	20
23	Chris Howell	17
24	Dylan Merriam	17
25	Brandan Leith	17
26	Bradley Lionnet	13
27	Scott Champion	12
28	Devin Harriman	10
29	Killian Auberson	10
30	Michael Leib	9
31	Thomas Do	9
32	Deegan Vonlossberg	7
33	Rj Wageman	6
34	Ludovic Macler	2
35	Gage Schehr	1

After winning his second Supercross ever in Houston, Dylan Ferrandis stated that he was glad to win. But he also said that he won’t be fully satisfied until he wins the Championship.

Colt Nichols rebounded from his crash in Seattle to finish third in Houston, but the 40-point gap to his teammate has just about ruined his title hopes for 2019.

Jimmy Decotis sits sixth in the 250 West points while Chris Blose, Cameron McAdoo and Michael Mosiman are all hot on his heels within two points of him in the Championship.