Just last weekend all of us who cover the Monster Energy Supercross Series were commenting on how rare it is that we’re almost at the halfway point and all of the top riders are healthy. Well, sadly, this past weekend in Dallas, bad luck finally caught up to a few of the top 450SX riders and now we’ve lost a couple to injuries. First it was Adam Cianciarulo who crashed hard in practice and suffered a broken collarbone. Then it was Broc Tickle who in just his second race back suffered a broken hand. Finally, during the second main event, Cooper Webb had a major get off and cartwheeled right off of the track and on to the concrete. Unfortunately, crashes and injuries are part of our sport, and now we’ll have to wait to see how long these riders are out for. Webb actually announced via Social Media on Monday that he was battered and bruised but that he’d be back for Atlanta this weekend. When all was said and done in Dallas, Eli Tomac took the 450SX overall win, and in the 250SX East class it was Chase Sexton who grabbed the win. It was a great night of racing inside AT&T Stadium. Here are some incredible James Lissimore photos to prove it.

Blake Baggett has been very fast so far in 2020, but unfortunately he keeps making mistakes. In Dallas, he ended up in 10th overall.

One of secrets to Team Honda’s success this season is the testing help they’ve been getting from Trey Canard.

Unfortunately, a practice crash in Dallas left 450SX rookie sensation Adam Cianciarulo with a broken collarbone.

So far in the 250SX East Series Joey Crown has looked fast and comfortable on his ClubMX FXR Racing Yamaha.

Aaron Plessinger has been slowly improving each week in the 450SX class. In Dallas he once again finished inside the Top 10.

This next sequence of photos show the aggressive pass RJ Hampshire made on Chase Sexton in the first 250SX East main event of the evening.

Eli Tomac was once again the top 450SX rider in Dallas as he took the win and extended his points lead.

This was not the way Cooper Webb wanted to leave AT&T Stadium. However, he vowed to be back on the starting line this coming weekend in Atlanta.

We will see just how high Cooper Webb’s pain tolerance is this weekend in Atlanta as he will try and race through his injuries at Round 9.