Anaheim 2 was not normal, and I’m breaking it all the way down the only way I know how. Chase Sexton gets the win, but don’t get it twisted. This one wasn’t just about speed. This was about will, pressure, and wanting it more than the next guy. That right there is neckburn.

Hunter Lawrence continues to do what championship contenders do. Quiet, calculated, consistent. This is how titles are built, and if you’re not paying attention yet, now is the time. Then there’s Eli Tomac, the only rider to podium all three rounds so far. Different era, same Beast.

The focus, the execution, the discipline. That’s championship DNA showing up every weekend. In the 250 class, Haiden Deegan is one bad dude. Riding with confidence, riding with intent, and making statements every time he lines up. We dive deep into what separates him right now and why the rest of the field needs to take notice.

No sugarcoating. No fake hype. Just real Supercross talk from someone who’s been there. We’re rewinding Anaheim 2, and yeah, it’s going to sting a little. Let’s go, people.