Despite ending the Monster Energy Supercross season with eight podium results and finishing second in the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship this summer, Chase Sexton doesn’t feel like he’s “made it” quite yet. “I still haven’t achieved the goals I want to, so I guess that’s my driving factor,” Sexton said. “Really just chasing after one thing, and that’s to win a Supercross and motocross championship.”. You’re never 100 percent comfortable when racing, but I was probably 85 to 95 percent,” Sexton said. “Motocross was the most consistent I’ve ever been, at least on the podium,” Sexton said. Sexton was locked in a gripping battle with Tomac throughout the motocross season, with the two trading wins and pushing each other until the very end. “I’m getting more established in the sport, but the goal stays the same, and that’s to win,” Sexton said.

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