AMA Supercross 2026 Houston: Results & Webb’s Victory

Cooper Webb Wins Houston Supercross, Maintains Championship Lead

Houston, TX – Cooper Webb secured a victory at the fourth round of the 2026 AMA Supercross season, a Triple Crown event, on February 3, 2026. The event, held in Houston, saw Webb navigate a challenging series of races to ultimately claim the overall win and maintain his position at the top of the championship standings.

450 Class Results

The 450 class featured intense competition throughout the day, culminating in a Triple Crown format. The first race saw Ken Roczen take the holeshot, followed closely by Prado, Craig, and Sexton, with Webb further back. Eli Tomac initially struggled, starting outside the top five, but quickly began to move through the field. Roczen won the first race, followed by Sexton, Tomac, Webb, and Prado.

The second race saw Prado take the early lead, with Hunter Lawrence and Anderson close behind. Webb made significant progress, overtaking Anderson and then challenging for the lead. A crash by Tomac impacted his race, dropping him to 19th place. Hunter Lawrence ultimately won the second race, with Webb finishing second and Prado third.

The final race of the Triple Crown saw Tomac return to form, taking an early lead. A mid-race incident involving Webb, R.J. Hampshire, and Roczen added drama to the competition. Tomac ultimately secured the win in the third race, followed by Lawrence, Webb, Roczen, and Anderson.

Cooper Webb’s consistent performance across all three races earned him the overall victory in Houston. Hunter Lawrence finished second, followed by Ken Roczen, Eli Tomac, and Chase Sexton.

Tomac continues to lead the 450 championship standings with 88 points, followed closely by Hunter Lawrence with 84 points. Ken Roczen sits in third with 76 points, Chase Sexton in fourth with 74 points, and Webb in fifth with 71 points.

250 Class Results

Haiden Deegan dominated the 250 class, winning all three races of the Triple Crown. He secured the holeshot and the win in the first race, with Levi Kitchen and Cameron McAdoo finishing second and third respectively. Michael Mosiman and Max Vohland rounded out the top five.

Deegan continued his strong performance in the second race, again taking the win. Levi Kitchen finished second, followed by Cameron McAdoo, Max Vohland, and Ryder DiFrancesco.

Deegan completed his sweep of the 250 class with a win in the third race, followed by Max Anstie, Levi Kitchen, Cameron McAdoo, and Ryder DiFrancesco.

With three wins, Haiden Deegan secured the overall victory in the 250 class. Levi Kitchen and Cameron McAdoo finished second and third overall. Max Vohland and Ryder DiFrancesco completed the top five.

Deegan now leads the 250 championship standings with 93 points. Max Anstie is second with 74 points, Michael Mosiman is third with 73 points, Ryder DiFrancesco is fourth with 72 points, and Max Vohland is fifth with 61 points.

The AMA Supercross season continues next week in Glendale.