Reed won his seventh Monster Energy Supercross race of the season last weekend before 36,888 fans at Toronto’s Rogers Centre, marking his second consecutive race win in Toronto. Honda’s Shaun Skinner won the first AMA Supercross Lites class main event of his career.

En route to his 10th win of the season, Kawasaki’s James Stewart patiently waited until lap three to pass early leader Andrew Short in the AMA Supercross class during last year’s main event at Texas Stadium. Reed, who has three AMA Supercross class wins in Dallas, pulled within a few bike lengths behind Stewart but was unable to pass him. Stewart held Reed off and won by a .085 margin of victory.

In the AMA Supercross Lites class, Ben Townley captured his third victory of the season after battling with Darcy Lange and Ryan Dungey. The pivotal win for Townley placed him three points behind series leader Ryan Morais.

Since the first AMA Supercross class race held in Dallas back on February 28, 1975, Ricky Johnson and Reed have been the only riders to win the race three times. AMA Supercross Lites racing began in Dallas on May 4, 1985 where Suzuki rider Bobby Moore won. Yamaha’s Grant Langston and seven-time supercross champion Jeremy McGrath are the only riders to win Dallas twice in the Lites class.