Canard earned his fifth career 450SX Class victory in San Diego. He tied Mike Kiedrowski, Kent Howerton, and Davi Millsaps on the all-time 450SX Class win list. Canard now has 15 career 450SX Class podiums.

Can Canard continue to reel in Ken Roczen and Dungey in the points standings? He sits only 18 points behind the top spot. 

Ken Roczen earned his 13^th career 450SX Class podium with a second place finish in San Diego. It was his fifth career runner-up finish and second this season. 

Roczen was able to gain two points on Dungey with his second place finish in San Diego. Can he chip away at that now nine point lead next week? 

Dungey earned his 62^nd career 450SX Class podium with a third place in San Diego. It was his fifth podium in six races this season. Dungey is one podium away from tying his career best six race podium streak, which he did from races seven to 12 in 2014. He also did it in the same races in 2010. 

Dungey is holding onto the points lead by just nine points over Roczen. He also had Eli Tomac within striking distance. How can Dungey handle the pressure?

Reed earned his second top-five finish of the season with a fourth. Reed now has 145 career 450SX Class top-five finishes in 176 starts.

Can Reed finally break through and get a victory? He currently has a third place finish on his 2015 resume and is within striking distance of Cole Seely in fifth for the points.

Tomac earned his fifth straight top-five finish with a fifth. He is one of just two riders to have a top-five finish in every race since the opener, where he finished 20^th. Dungey is the other rider to do this. 

Can Tomac reaffirm his position in the championship? He sits 27 points out of first place.

After a career-best second-place finish last week, Seely earned yet another top-10 finish with a sixth place. It was his fourth straight top-10 finish of the season. 

Blake Baggett tied his career high seventh-place finish from last week. He has now reeled off four straight top-10 finishes. 

Andrew Short earned his fourth top-10 finish of the season with an eighth-place finish

After missing the third Anaheim last week, Broc Tickle earned his third top-10 finish of the season with a ninth place. It was his 28^th career 450SX Class top-10.

With a tenth place finish in San Diego, Jason Anderson continues to be just one of two 450SX Class riders to have a top-10 finish in each race this season. Dungey is the other rider. 

Anderson also lead Seely for the rookie championship by only three points. Anderson is fifth with 85 points and Seely is sixth with 82 points.

Who will be the first rookie get a win in 2015? Anderson? Seely? Baggett?

250SX Class: Dallas-Fort Worth Stats

The first 250SX Class race held in the Dallas-Fort Worth market was on May 4, 1985. Bobby More won the race on a Suzuki. 

This will be the 30th time the gate will drop for a 250SX Class race in the Dallas-Fort Worth market. 

KTM won their first ever 250SX Class race in the Dallas-Fort Worth market in 2001 with Grant Langston's victory.

Villopoto won his first career 250SX Class race in the Dallas-Fort Worth market in 2006.

Baggett also earned his first 250SX Class victory in Dallas-Fort Worth market in 2010.

Only one time has there been a back-to-back winner the 250SX Class in the Dallas-Fort Worth market. McGrath won the 250SX Class races in the Dallas-Fort Worth market in '91-'92. Since Adam Cianciarulo will not be racing in the Dallas-Fort Worth market, McGrath will remain the only rider to have done this for at least one more season.

Yamaha has not won a 250SX Class race in the Dallas-Fort Worth market since 2000. Greg Schnell was victorious that evening.

250SX Class: Wins by Brand in Dallas-Fort Worth 

Kawasaki: 12

Honda: 7

Suzuki: 6

Yamaha: 3

KTM:1

Cooper Webb earned his fourth career 250SX Class victory with his win in San Diego. It was his eighth career podium and 14^th top-10 finish in 15 250SX Class starts.

The victory was Yamaha's first 250SX Class win in San Diego since Jason Lawrence in 2008.

When the Western Regional 250SX Class Championship returns in Houston, will Webb be able to hold onto his 30-point lead in the standings? 

Shane McElrath earned his first career 250SX Class podium with a second place finish. He now has seven career top-10 finishes in 15 250SX Class starts.

Can McElrath take the confidence of his first career podium onto the top step in one of the final three remaining races of the Western Regional 250SX Class? 

Tyler Bowers earned his third podium of the season with a third-place finish. Bowers now has four career 250SX Class podiums and 15 top-10 finishes in 17 career 250SX Class starts. 

Bowers is one of three riders to have three podium finishes through the first six races of the Western Regional 250SX Class. Webb and Jessy Nelson are the other two.

Josh Hansen made his 63^rd career 250SX Class start and earned his 28^th career 250SX Class top-five finish with a fourth.

Can Hansen earn a podium in one of the final three Western Regional 250SX Class races? 

San Diego was Hansen's best finish of the season and his first top-five finish in the 250SX Class since February 5, 2011 when he won the second Anaheim. He did have two top-five finishes in the 450SX Class during that time span. 

Alex Martin made his 33^rd career 250SX Class start and earned his second career top-five finish with a fifth. He is one of eight riders to have five top-10 finishes in the Western Regional 250SX Class and he has 17 in his career. 

Zach Osborne earned his sixth top-10 finish of the season with a sixth- place finish in San Diego. He now has 26 top-10 finishes in 36 career 250SX Class starts. He is also one of just three riders to have a top-10 finish in each race this season. Webb and Nelson are the other two.

Zach Bell earned his third top-10 finish of the season with a seventh place. It was Bell's fifth career 250SX Class top-10 finish in 11 career 250SX Class starts.

Nelson earned his 18^th career top-10 finish in just 21 career 250SX Class starts with an eighth place finish.

Can Nelson close in on Webb's 30 point lead in the standings?

Tommy Hahn tied a season best-ninth place finish in San Diego. Hahn now has 23 career top-10 250SX Class finishes in 31 career 250SX Class starts.

Chris Alldredge earned a career best 10^th-place finish in San Diego.