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Cooper Webb's Landmark Achievement in Supercross

On May 10, 2025, at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Cooper Webb, riding for the Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing team, added another feather to his cap by clinching the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. This significant win marks Webb's third title in the premier class, placing him among an elite group of athletes—only seven others have achieved such a remarkable feat in the sport's history. At just 29 years old, Webb not only became the oldest champion in the category but also eclipsed the previous record held by Eli Tomac by just one week.

Webb's journey throughout the season was nothing short of impressive. He completed the series with five stellar victories and made 13 appearances on the podium, showcasing his skill and determination in every race. The competition in the Monster Energy Supercross Championship was fierce this year, but Webb's consistency and prowess shone through, solidifying his status as a fan favorite and a formidable competitor.

A Record-Setting Season

The 2025 Monster Energy Supercross season recorded a remarkable turnout, drawing the fourth highest attendance in the history of the sport. Kicking off with a sold-out event on January 11 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, the season captivated fans from start to finish. Notably, the event held in Arlington, Texas on February 22 saw over 68,000 fans attending, marking it as the most attended race of the season.

Moreover, Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium and Seattle's Lumen Field both recorded impressive numbers, with Indianapolis attracting over 62,000 fans and Seattle drawing 58,463 spectators, indicating the growing popularity of Supercross across the United States.

Fan Engagement and Streaming Success

Alongside the incredible live attendance, the momentum of the season extended to digital platforms. Viewership via the Peacock streaming service skyrocketed, with eight of the ten most-streamed races recorded being part of this season. A staggering total of over 1 billion minutes of Supercross content was streamed—a first in the platform’s history.

The international audience also expanded, as the SuperMotocross Video Pass saw a 43% increase in global subscriptions compared to the previous year. With races streamed in English, Spanish, and French, Supercross has reached new heights, making it one of the most accessible motorsport events worldwide. The Spanish language broadcast alone achieved a phenomenal 85% increase in total views, showcasing the sport's growing multicultural appeal.

Upcoming Challenges and the Pro Motocross Season

As the Supercross season draws to a close, all eyes are shifting towards the outdoor Pro Motocross season, which commenced on May 24, 2025, at the Pala Casino Fox Raceway in California. The Pro Motocross Championship consists of 11 rounds spread across ten states, paving the way for an exhilarating new chapter in motorcross racing.

Once the Pro Motocross season concludes, the combined points from both Supercross and Pro Motocross will determine the top 20 athletes who will compete in the SMX World Championship Playoffs—further intensifying the competition and ensuring that fans remain engaged.

With Playoff 1 scheduled for September 6 at zMAX Dragway in Concord, N.C., and the Final set for September 20 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the excitement continues to build for not just Cooper Webb, but for all racers eager to establish their own legacy within this thrilling sport.

Conclusion

Cooper Webb’s historic achievement as a three-time champion is a testament to his talent, resilience, and dedication to the sport. As Supercross continues to grow in popularity, fans and competitors alike look forward to the next chapter in the thrilling world of motocross racing. For further information on the 2025 SMX World Championship series, visit Peacock and supermotocross.com.