Dean Wilson and Lux Turner Extend Supercross Championship At Round Two

Round two of the 2025 Australian Supercross Championship at Kayo Stadium in Queensland delivered more of the same as Dean Wilson continued his dominant start to the season with another perfect performance, extending his unbeaten streak to four wins from four motos.

In SX2, Lux Turner once again proved unstoppable, securing his second consecutive round victory to strengthen his hold on the championship lead.

Round two capped off an unforgettable double-header, where emotion, aggression, and world-class racing lit up Moreton Bay. The night kicked off with intense heat race action that set the tone for a packed main program.

SX1

In SX1 Heat 1, privateer Dylan Wills fired out of the gate for the holeshot, but Frenchman Cedric Soubeyras wasted no time charging into the lead within a few corners. American Phil Nicoletti settled into third before an impressive Luke Zielinski made a clean pass to move ahead. Still nursing a sore hand from a crash the previous night, Nicoletti battled to maintain pace as Wills and Zielinski swapped positions several times in a spirited fight for second. Wills ultimately held on for the runner-up spot behind Soubeyras, who impressively claimed the win despite riding with a flat front tyre. Nicoletti finished fourth, with Dylan Walsh rounding out the top five.

The second SX1 heat was stacked with four of the championship’s top five riders. Opening round runner-up Luke Clout rocketed out of the gate for the holeshot, but championship leader Dean Wilson wasted no time powering into the lead in the opening corners. Mitchell Harrison held third, fending off pressure from Hayden Mellross and Aaron Tanti. Out front, Wilson stretched his lead to take a comfortable three-second win, with Clout holding strong in second but unable to match Wilson’s pace. Harrison and Mellross went bar-to-bar to the line, with Harrison edging ahead by a bike length for third. Tanti completed the top five.

When the gates dropped for SX1 Race 1, chaos unfolded immediately as Clout’s horror start to the season continued — he went down hard before the first turn. Walsh grabbed the holeshot, but by the end of the opening lap, Wilson had already asserted control at the front. Mellross slotted into second after passing Walsh, while Tanti pressured Soubeyras for fourth before crashing over a berm and dropping to ninth. Soubeyras then moved past Walsh to take over third. By the halfway mark, Wilson was six seconds clear and cruising. Soubeyras finally worked into second ahead of Mellross, and from there, the order held steady to the flag. Wilson claimed his third straight victory of the season, finishing six seconds ahead of Soubeyras, with Mellross 11 seconds back in third. Harrison and Zielinski rounded out the top five, while Walsh faded to sixth after mid-race troubles.

In SX1 Race 2, Clout again found himself on the ground in turn one, ending another race in frustration. Soubeyras grabbed the holeshot with Wilson close behind and Walsh in third. Mellross once again looked sharp, moving past Tanti for fourth as Wilson wasted little time taking control at the front. Soubeyras stayed close for several laps, but Wilson eventually stretched away, riding smart and smooth to take a controlled six-second win — maintaining his perfect record across the season. Soubeyras finished second ahead of Tanti, while Mellross and Harrison completed the top five. The round overall went to Wilson, with Soubeyras second and Mellross’s impressive privateer effort earning him third. In the championship, Wilson remains undefeated and looks well on track to reclaim his title, with Soubeyras 16 points back in second and Mellross third, 31 points adrift.

“This one means a lot,” said Wilson, visibly emotional on the podium. “It’s been a tough week, but I just wanted to ride strong and do it for my family. Huge thanks to the fans — you guys lifted me all night.”

SX2

In SX2 Heat 1, Thomas (Tiger) Wood grabbed the holeshot ahead of Kaleb Barham, with defending champion Shane McElrath slotting into third on the opening lap. Barham’s rhythm faltered when he couldn’t clear the finish-line jump, allowing McElrath to move into second while Ryder Kingsford climbed into third by lap three. By halfway, McElrath found his flow and took over the lead from Wood, holding on for the win ahead of Wood and Kingsford. After the race, McElrath said overnight bike changes had made a noticeable difference following his disappointing seventh-place finish on opening night.

In SX2 Heat 2, Wilson Todd launched out of the gate for the holeshot, leading Jayce Cosford and Lux Turner through the opening lap with Alex Larwood close behind. Turner and Cosford fought hard for second as Todd stayed in control up front. Todd went on to take a dominant gate-to-flag win, with Cosford narrowly edging Turner for second. Larwood finished fourth, and Rhys Budd rounded out the top five.

SX2 Final 1 began with drama for Honda, mirroring last year’s chaos as all three factory riders — McElrath, Wood and Todd — went down in the same incident. Barham emerged as the beneficiary, taking the early lead before Turner moved past before the end of lap one. At the completion of the opening lap, Turner led from Barham and Noah Ferguson. McElrath’s bad luck continued, running back in 10th after the fall. Ferguson crashed twice in quick succession, dropping out of the front group. With five laps remaining, Turner was in control, but Kingsford was charging hard in second. McElrath picked off Seth Burchell and Jake Cannon to climb into fifth. At the flag, Turner held on for the win three seconds clear of Kingsford, with Barham a further six seconds back in third. Todd finished fourth and McElrath recovered to fifth.

In SX2 Final 2, Larwood took the holeshot with Turner in second and Barham third, while McElrath again had to fight through from eighth. Kingsford passed Barham to move into third before mounting pressure on Turner for second, but a small mistake dropped him back to tenth. Barham also went down after tucking the front, falling out of contention. Meanwhile, McElrath climbed to fourth as Kingsford’s night went from bad to worse with another crash, leaving him outside the top ten. Larwood controlled the race from the front to claim an easy win ahead of Turner, Cannon and McElrath. Turner’s 1-2 scorecard secured his second straight round win and kept his perfect round win record intact. Larwood finished second overall, with Cannon celebrating his first Australian SX2 podium in third. In the standings, Turner now holds a 12-point lead over Larwood, with Kingsford third, 26 points behind.

“The team gave me an incredible bike this weekend,” said Turner. “The track was technical, the pressure was high, but I just focused on executing every lap. It’s unreal to come away with two wins to start the season.”

SX3

In the SX3 final, Kayd Kingsford took the holeshot ahead of Jack Deveson and Deegan Rose, while Ky Woods and Koby Hanits tangled early and went down. Kingsford quickly hit his stride, laying down the fastest laps as he pulled away from the field. Deveson and Rose ran close together while Jack Nunn and Jett Alsop rounded out the top five. Nunn eventually moved past Alsop to secure fifth, but the race belonged to Kingsford, who cruised to his second consecutive win of the season. Deveson finished six seconds back in second, with Hayden Downie third a further 11 seconds behind. Rose and Nunn completed the top five.

“I just tried to stay smooth and out front,” said Kingsford. “The whole Honda team has been amazing all weekend. Couldn’t ask for a better start to the season.”

85cc

The 85cc final was run over eight laps, where Zander Kruik took the early lead ahead of opening round winner Blake Bohannon and Nate Perrett. A small mistake from Kruik on lap one allowed Bohannon through into first, while Luis Cannon — running fourth — began closing on Perrett before crashing hard after losing traction. With Cannon out, Bohannon was unchallenged to the finish, taking his second straight win of the season. Perrett crossed three seconds behind, with Kruik a further eight seconds adrift in third. Jager Townley and Deegan Fort rounded out the top five. In the championship, Bohannon holds a clear lead with a pair of round wins while Perrett holds a nine point advantage over Ollie Birkitt.

Across two massive nights at Kayo Stadium, fans packed the stands for world class racing that delivered emotion, chaos, and redemption stories in spades.

AUSX Co-Founder Adam Bailey said the Moreton Bay double-header set a new benchmark for the series:

“This weekend captured everything Supercross is about — heart, rivalry, and world-class entertainment. Moreton Bay showed up in force, and the riders absolutely delivered.” Bailey reflected.

The five-round championship now moves to Sydney on October 23rd for the third round at Sharks Stadium in Cronulla.

Australian Supercross Championship – SX1 – Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Machine	Moto 1	Moto 2	Total Points
1st	15	Dean Wilson	Honda	25	25	50 Points
2nd	2	Cedric Soubeyras	Honda	22	22	44 Points
3rd	45	Hayden Mellross	KTM	20	18	38 Points
4th	86	Mitchell Harrison	Yamaha	18	14	32 Points
5th	16	Luke Zielinski	Yamaha	16	15	31 Points
6th	53	Dylan Walsh	KTM	14	16	30 Points
7th	9	Aaron Tanti	Yamaha	8	20	28 Points
8th	29	Phillip Nicoletti	Yamaha	13	13	26 Points
9th	24	Brad West	Kawasaki	11	11	22 Points
10th	64	Dylan Wills	Husqvarna	7	12	19 Points
11th	262	Dylan Wood	Honda	12	7	19 Points
12th	25	Liam Jackson	Honda	9	9	18 Points
13th	51	Robbie Marshall	Yamaha	10	8	18 Points
14th	52	Jyle Campbell	KTM	15	3	18 Points
15th	49	Cody O’Loan	Yamaha	6	6	12 Points
16th	4	Luke Clout	Kawasaki		10	10 Points
17th	20	Jesse Bishop	Yamaha	4	5	9 Points
18th	32	Joel Cigliano	Kawasaki	5	4	9 Points

2025 Australian Supercross Championship – SX1 – Standings After 2
Pos	No	Name	Bike	Total Points
1st	15	Dean Wilson	Honda	100 Points
2nd	2	Cedric Soubeyras	Honda	84 Points
3rd	45	Hayden Mellross	KTM	69 Points
4th	9	Aaron Tanti	Yamaha	61 Points
5th	86	Mitchell Harrison	Yamaha	60 Points
6th	16	Luke Zielinski	Yamaha	59 Points
7th	53	Dylan Walsh	KTM	59 Points
8th	29	Phillip Nicoletti	Yamaha	54 Points
9th	4	Luke Clout	Kawasaki	52 Points
10th	24	Brad West	Kawasaki	40 Points
11th	25	Liam Jackson	Honda	38 Points
12th	262	Dylan Wood	Honda	36 Points
13th	64	Dylan Wills	Husqvarna	35 Points
14th	52	Jyle Campbell	KTM	33 Points
15th	51	Robbie Marshall	Yamaha	32 Points
16th	49	Cody O’Loan	Yamaha	23 Points
17th	32	Joel Cigliano	Kawasaki	19 Points
18th	20	Jesse Bishop	Yamaha	9 Points

Australian Supercross Championship – SX2 – Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Machine	Moto 1	Moto 2	Total Points
1st	9	Lux Turner	Yamaha	25	22	47 Points
2nd	5	Alex Larwood	Honda	11	25	36 Points
3rd	3	Jake Cannon	Kawasaki	15	20	35 Points
4th	16	Kaleb Barham	Kawasaki	20	15	35 Points
5th	1	Shane McElrath	Honda	16	18	34 Points
6th	21	Ryder Kingsford	Yamaha	22	10	32 Points
7th	7	Jayce Cosford	Yamaha	12	16	28 Points
8th	22	Rhys Budd	Kawasaki	13	13	26 Points
9th	29	Noah Ferguson	KTM	10	14	24 Points
10th	18	Seth Burchell	Yamaha	14	9	23 Points
11th	2	Wilson Todd	Honda	18	5	23 Points
12th	275	Travis Olander	Husqvarna	9	11	20 Points
13th	4	Thomas Wood	Honda	7	12	19 Points
14th	43	Mackenzie O’bree	KTM	8	8	16 Points
15th	25	Reid Lehrer	KTM	6	6	12 Points
16th	44	Jai Constantinou	Yamaha		7	7 Points
17th	19	Connar Adams	Triumph		4	4 Points

2025 Australian Supercross Championship – SX2 – Standings After Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Bike	Total Points
1st	9	Lux Turner	Yamaha	90 Points
2nd	5	Alex Larwood	Honda	78 Points
3rd	21	Ryder Kingsford	Yamaha	64 Points
4th	16	Kaleb Barham	Kawasaki	64 Points
5th	1	Shane McElrath	Honda	63 Points
6th	2	Wilson Todd	Honda	58 Points
7th	7	Jayce Cosford	Yamaha	54 Points
8th	4	Thomas Wood	Honda	54 Points
9th	22	Rhys Budd	Kawasaki	51 Points
10th	3	Jake Cannon	Kawasaki	49 Points
11th	18	Seth Burchell	Yamaha	44 Points
12th	29	Noah Ferguson	KTM	36 Points
13th	43	Mackenzie O’Bree	KTM	32 Points
14th	275	Travis Olander	Husqvarna	28 Points
15th	44	Jai Constantinou	Yamaha	28 Points
16th	86	Reid Taylor	Husqvarna	18 Points
17th	12	Jack Byrne	Husqvarna	15 Points
18th	25	Reid Lehrer	KTM	12 Points
19th	174	Sam Larsen	Yamaha	9 Points
20th	19	Connar Adams	Triumph	4 Points

Australian Supercross Championship – SX3 – Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Machine	Total Points
1st	20	Kayd Kingsford	Honda	25 Points
2nd	254	Jack Deveson	Husqvarna	22 Points
3rd	438	Hayden Downie	Yamaha	20 Points
4th	68	Deegan Rose	Husqvarna	18 Points
5th	42	Jet Alsop	Honda	16 Points
6th	29	Jack Nunn	Honda	15 Points
7th	275	Riley Burgess	KTM	14 Points
8th	94	Koby Hantis	Yamaha	13 Points
9th	35	Lachlan Allen	Yamaha	12 Points
10th	125	Heath Davy	Yamaha	11 Points
11th	10	Ky Woods	Yamaha	10 Points
12th	76	Hixson McInnes	Honda	9 Points
13th	52	Jackson Fuller	KTM	8 Points
14th	6	Max Compton	Honda	7 Points
15th	9	Ryder Malinoski	Yamaha	6 Points
16th	50	Jason West	Yamaha	5 Points
17th	23	Corey Eisel	KTM	4 Points
18th	32	Paul Refalo	Yamaha	3 Points

2025 Australian Supercross Championship – SX3 – Standings After Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Bike	Total Points
1st	20	Kayd Kingsford	Honda	50 Points
2nd	254	Jack Deveson	Husqvarna	37 Points
3rd	68	Deegan Rose	Husqvarna	36 Points
4th	42	Jet Alsop	Honda	36 Points
5th	438	Hayden Downie	Yamaha	29 Points
6th	94	Koby Hantis	Yamaha	29 Points
7th	29	Jack Nunn	Honda	28 Points
8th	9	Ryder Malinoski	Yamaha	28 Points
9th	35	Lachlan Allen	Yamaha	26 Points
10th	125	Heath Davy	Yamaha	22 Points
11th	275	Riley Burgess	KTM	19 Points
12th	6	Max Compton	Honda	19 Points
13th	50	Jason West	Yamaha	15 Points
14th	10	Ky Woods	Yamaha	14 Points
15th	76	Hixson McInnes	Honda	9 Points
16th	52	Jackson Fuller	KTM	8 Points
17th	44	Jake Rumens	Husqvarna	8 Points
18th	65	Seth Shackleton	KTM	7 Points
19th	685	Cameron Shaw	KTM	6 Points
20th	23	Corey Eisel	KTM	4 Points
21st	32	Paul Refalo	Yamaha	3 Points
22nd	172	Auston Boyd	GasGas	3 Points

Australian Supercross Championship – 85cc – Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Machine	Total Points
1st	262	Blake Bohannon	Yamaha	25 Points
2nd	30	Nate Perrett	KTM	22 Points
3rd	99	Zander Kruik	KTM	20 Points
4th	43	Jaggar Townley	Yamaha	18 Points
5th	6	Deegan Fort	Yamaha	16 Points
6th	610	Ollie Birkitt	KTM	15 Points
7th	29	Maxi Harris	Husqvarna	14 Points
8th	211	Declan Smart	GasGas	13 Points
9th	169	Tyson Williams	KTM	12 Points
10th	15	Oliver Rex	Husqvarna	11 Points
11th	12	Jobe Birch	Yamaha	10 Points
12th	106	Kaden Farrell	KTM	9 Points
13th	350	Dylan Gromball	GasGas	8 Points
14th	20	Blake Bahnisch	GasGas	7 Points
15th	440	Luis Cannon	KTM	6 Points
16th	121	Carter Thomas	KTM	5 Points

2025 Australian Supercross Championship – 85cc – Standings After Round 2
Pos	No	Name	Bike	Total Points
1st	262	Blake Bohannon	Yamaha	50 Points
2nd	30	Nate Perrett	KTM	44 Points
3rd	610	Ollie Birkitt	KTM	35 Points
4th	43	Jaggar Townley	Yamaha	32 Points
5th	99	Zander Kruik	KTM	31 Points
6th	211	Declan Smart	GasGas	28 Points
7th	169	Tyson Williams	KTM	28 Points
8th	106	Kaden Farrell	KTM	27 Points
9th	6	Deegan Fort	Yamaha	26 Points
10th	15	Oliver Rex	Husqvarna	20 Points
11th	350	Dylan Gromball	GasGas	20 Points
12th	440	Luis Cannon	KTM	19 Points
13th	29	Maxi Harris	Husqvarna	18 Points
14th	12	Jobe Birch	Yamaha	18 Points
15th	121	Carter Thomas	KTM	12 Points
16th	20	Blake Bahnisch	GasGas	10 Points
17th	26	Liam Millard	Husqvarna	6 Points
18th	16	Connor Feather	Husqvarna	5 Points