SEATTLE  Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racings Cooper Webb delivered another gritty performance to nab his fourth win of the 2025 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season.

Webb grabbed the lead with less than a minute remaining on the race clock.

Battling down the final corner, Red Bull KTM Factory Racings Chase Sexton finished right behind Webb to take the second-place spot.

After a charge from back in the pack, Red Bull KTM Factory Racings Aaron Plessinger racked up his third podium of the year with a third-place finish at Lumen Field.

I really wanted that one. Me and Kenny [Roczen] were going back and forth, Webb said. Then Chase got both of us and yeah, it was time to go! I had to get there with Kenny, I got around him, and then it was game on. It was so gnarly. I wish people could get a POV of the track and the ruts and the lappers. That was one of the gnarliest tracks that Ive ever ridden and that was an absolute slugfest, two of the best guys right now going for it. You had to ride that fine line. He had that rhythm [line] that was a lot faster but I just kept charging and couldnt let him get two in a row, thats for sure. I want to give it up to the good Lord. These fans were awesome all night, we could hear them over our bikes Like I said, this is strictly business.

The 250SX class delivered non-stop action. After some early back-and-forth exchanges for the lead, Cole Davies pulled clear and kept the drama behind him all the way to the checkered flag.

The race delivered several intense battles that stretched for laps, including Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasakis Garrett Marchbanks fight to claim second place. Points leader Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racings Haiden Deegan recovered from an early crash to reach third place after thrilling battles with Red Bull KTM Factory Racings Julien Beaumer, who earned fourth, and Team Honda HRC Progressives Jo Shimoda who, crossed the checkered flag in fifth.