Sexton tosses goggles, crashes out of MX opener
Ryan Villopoto and Jake Weiner unpack Chase Sexton's disastrous Pro Motocross opener that saw him pulling his goggles early and crashing hard in Moto 1 that forced an early exit from the event.
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