More so than the Moto 1 rout, Sexton looked as good as I've seen him in quite some time in Moto 2 before the red flag. The pass around the outside of Hunter Lawrence with shadows aplenty was one of the more disgusting overtakes I've seen in years, and had things not paused, there was not a single doubt in my mind he was going 1-1.

After weeks worth of bad starts, he finally got that elusive holeshot in Moto 1 to secure a wire-to-wire win, and then let things come to him in Moto 2 with the likes of Jordon Smith having a wild off-track excursion...

Four more total motos are now in the books, and I can tell you with 100% certainty that they happened. Good motos??? That's up to you to decide

As far as Moto 1 goes, there was never a point where I thought he wasn't winning that Moto after the stall, of which he put on himself for being a gear or two too high. There was way too much time left at the point, and he didn't lose much time in the grand scheme to begin with.