Takes: Where Active Riders Rank on All-Time SX Wins List

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Jeremy McGrath’s 72 career premier-class Supercross victories have stood as the gold standard for more than two decades. And while the King of Supercross remains comfortably atop the all-time wins list, several of today’s biggest stars are continuing to climb the record books.

With the 2027 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season quickly approaching, we decided to take a look at where the current crop of riders stacks up against the all-time greats.

Cooper Webb – 31 Wins | 8th

With Eli Tomac announcing his retirement, Cooper Webb is this highest ranked active rider. The three-time champion has quietly built one of the most impressive résumés in Supercross history and with 31 career wins, he sits eighth all-time, just three victories behind Ryan Dungey for seventh. Webb won just one round (Houston) in 2026 and will have a new team in 2027 as he signed with Rocky Mountain ATV/MC/Monster Energy/Team Tedder/Husqvarna.

Ken Roczen – 28 Wins | Tied 9th

Ken Roczen added five victories in 2026 en route to his first career 450SX championship, bringing his career total to 28 and tying Rick Johnson for ninth on the all-time wins list. One more victory would give the German sole possession of ninth. Perhaps even more impressive, though, is Roczen’s longevity. His first premier-class Supercross victory came all the way back at Anaheim 1 in 2014. More than 12 years later, he’s still winning races and championships at the highest level. After some speculation on whether he would retire, Ken will return to defend his title in 2027.

Chase Sexton – 18 Wins | Tied 14th

Despite all the turmoil surrounding Chase Sexton during the 2026 season, he still managed to collect two victories, bringing his career total to 18. That puts him in a tie with Kevin Windham for 14th on the all-time wins list, just one behind Damon Bradshaw and two behind Jeff Ward. Where Sexton ends up racing in 2027 remains to be seen, but there’s little doubt he has the speed to make a significant climb up this list.

Jason Anderson – 14 Wins | 19th

Jason Anderson sits 19th on the all-time premier-class Supercross wins list with 14 career victories. Interestingly, half of those wins came during the 2022 season, when he collected seven main event victories in his first year with Monster Energy Kawasaki. That was three more than he managed during his championship-winning 2018 season with Husqvarna. Anderson hasn’t stood atop the podium since 2022.

Jett Lawrence – 9 Wins | 26th

Jett Lawrence wasted little time making his mark on the premier class, bursting onto the scene in 2024 with eight main event victories en route to winning the 450SX championship as a rookie. He looked poised to climb the all-time wins list in a hurry, but injuries have slowed that momentum. Lawrence added just one victory in an injury-shortened 2025 campaign before missing the entire 2026 Supercross season. Still, with nine career wins in essentially one full season and a handful of races, Lawrence already sits 26th all-time. Now healthy and returning for 2027, he could be one of the biggest movers on this list.

Justin Barcia – 6 Wins | 32nd

Justin Barcia burst onto the scene with two wins aboard a Honda in 2013, but it would be another six years before he returned to the top step of the podium. He followed that with victories in four different seasons between 2019 and 2023, including three consecutive years from 2019 to 2021. Now sitting 32nd on the all-time wins list, Barcia’s last victory came at East Rutherford in 2023.

Hunter Lawrence – 5 Wins | Tied 33rd

Hunter Lawrence enjoyed a breakout 2026 season, collecting all five of his career premier-class Supercross victories and coming agonizingly close to capturing his first 450SX championship. While he ultimately came up short in the title fight, Lawrence proved he belongs among the elite in the class as he carried that momentum into the summer, winning the 450 Pro Motocross championship. Now tied for 33rd on the all-time Supercross wins list, Lawrence could make a significant jump in 2027 if he picks up where he left off.

Aaron Plessinger – 2 Wins | Tied 44th

Aaron Plessinger had to wait a while for his first premier-class Supercross victory, but it finally came at San Diego in 2024. The fan favorite backed that up with another win at Foxborough in 2025, bringing his career total to two and tying him for 44th on the all-time wins list.

Malcolm Stewart – 1 Win | Tied 47th

Malcolm Stewart has some pretty big shoes to fill when it comes to the all-time Supercross wins list. His older brother, James, sits third in premier-class history with 50 victories. Malcolm, meanwhile, had to wait until 2025 to collect his first career 450SX victory, finally breaking through in front of his home-state fans at Tampa. The emotional win put him in the record books alongside his brother, making the Stewarts the only siblings to win in the premier class. With one career victory, Malcolm is tied for 47th all-time with a long list of riders.

Where Active Riders Rank All-Time

Who Moves Up in 2027?

We could see plenty of movement on the all-time wins list in 2027. Webb is within striking distance of Dungey, while Roczen needs just one more victory to move ahead of Johnson. The Lawrence brothers could also make significant jumps, with Jett looking to make up for lost time and Hunter hoping to build on a breakout season that established him as a legitimate title contender.

All-Time Premier Class Supercross Wins List