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PHOTOS: Arlington Supercross 2016

A look at the Arlington Supercross through the lens of Shan Moore’s Nikon.

February 23, 2016

We check out Ken Roczen’s second race win on the year in the 450 class, while Cooper Webb regains the 250SX points lead with his fourth win of the season. Here’s a look at the Arlington Supercross through the lens of Shan Moore’s Nikon.

Ken Roczen

With his win in Arlington, Ken Roczen now has 19 career podiums in 37 career starts and sits second in the 450-class series standings, 23 points behind Ryan Dungey.Photo By Shan Moore

Ryan Dungey and Ken Roczen

Ryan Dungey (1) and Ken Roczen (94) battle for the lead ahead of Mike Alessi (800) and Cole Seely (14) on the opening lap of the 450 main event in Arlington.Photo By Shan Moore

Cooper Webb

Cooper Webb retook the West Regional 250SX Series points lead with his win in Arlington. The west region now goes on a five-week break before resuming for the final two rounds.Photo By Shan Moore

Eli Tomac

Eli Tomac rebounded from a poor start to finish fifth. The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider has had a slow start to the 2016 season.Photo By Shan Moore

Ryan Dungey

Ryan Dungey attempts to regain the lead in the main event by slipping under Ken Roczen in this bowl turn. Roczen managed to hold off Dungey and went on to take the win.Photo By Shan Moore

Cole Seely

And after 20 hard laps, Cole Seely narrowly missed another podium, finishing a solid fourth behind Jason Anderson.Photo By Shan Moore

Christophe Pourcel

Christophe Pourcel turned in his best finish of the season, and first top-10, with an eighth in the main event.Photo By Shan Moore

Ryan Dungey

Despite finishing second, Ryan Dungey still holds a 23-point cushion in the 450-class standings.Photo By Shan Moore

Jason Anderson

Jason Anderson parlayed a good start into a third place finish. The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory rider sits third overall in the 450 standings.Photo By Shan Moore

Christian Craig

Christian Craig led 10 laps of the 250SX main event before giving way to Cooper Webb. Craig held on for second and now sits third in the series standings.Photo By Shan Moore