Race Results: Australia Supercross Round 2 | Redcliffe

Determination, redemption, and class headline the opening weekend of the 2025 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship presented by Monster Energy.

Round 2 of the Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship presented by Monster Energy capped off an unforgettable double-header at Kayo Stadium, where emotion, aggression, and world-class racing lit up Moreton Bay.

SX1: Emotional win for Wilson

It was a weekend of dominance and heart from Scotsman Dean Wilson (Quad Lock Honda Racing), who backed up his Round 1 victory with another commanding 1-1 performance in Redcliffe.

“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.”

Cedric Soubeyras (Boost Mobile Honda) finished second overall with a solid 2-2. The Frenchan tried to chase Wilson´s rhtym in the first stages but couldn´t get closer. The podium was filled by veteran Hayden Mellross (KTM) with a 3-4.

On the other hand, it was a tough night for Empire Kawasaki’s Luke Clout. After setting the fastest lap time in qualifying, Clout looked like a real threat to Wilson’s dominance, but things went downhill quickly.

He suffered a big crash in the opening corner of Final 1, then endured another incident in Final 2 before remounting to finish 11th. It was a bitter pill to swallow for the Kawasaki rider, who leaves Redcliffe ninth in the standings — already 48 points down on red-plate holder Dean Wilson, who earned a perfect 100 points by sweeping all four finals over the weekend.

Top 10 SX1 Overall | Night 2

1. #15 Dean Wilson (Honda) 1-1
2. #2 Cedric Soubeyras (Honda) 2-2
3. #45 Hayden Mellross (KTM) 3-4
4. #86 Mitchell Harrison (Yamaha) 4-7
5. #16 Luke Zielinski (Yamaha) 5-6
6. #53 Dylan Walsh (KTM) 7-5
7. #9 Aaron Tanti (Yamaha) 13-3
8. #29 Phil Nicoletti (Yamaha) 8-8
9. #24 Brad West (Yamaha) 10-10
10. #64 Dylan Wills (Husqvarna) 14-9

Top 10 SX1 Standings after Round 2 (of 5)

1. #15 Dean Wilson (Honda) 100
2. #2 Cedric Soubeyras (Honda) 84
3. #45 Hayden Mellross (KTM) 69
4. #9 Aaron Tanti (Yamaha) 61
5. #86 Mitchell Harrison (Yamaha) 60
6. #16 Luke Zielinski (Yamaha) 59
7. #53 Dylan Walsh (KTM) 59
8. #29 Phil Nicoletti (Yamaha) 54
9. #4 Luke Clout (Kawasaki) 52
10. #24 Brad West (Yamaha) 40

SX2: Lux Turner keeps the momentum

The Yamalube Yamaha rider proved that his round-one victory was no fluke, replicating his strong form on Sunday night to take the overall win with a 1-2 scorecard. He was joined on the podium by Alex Larwood (Boost Mobile Honda), who bounced back impressively with a 10-1, while rookie Jake Cannon (GO24 Kawasaki) earned his first AUSX podium with a gritty performance, finishing third overall via 6-3 results.

It was another difficult night for reigning champion Shane McElrath (Quad Lock Honda), who went 5-4 after crashing in the first turn of the opening final and suffering a poor start in the second.

Top 10 SX2 Overall | Night 2

1. #9 Lux Turner (Yamaha) 1-2
2. #5 Alex Larwood (Honda) 10-1
3. #3 Jake Cannon (Kawasaki) 6-3
4. #16 Kaleb Barham (Kawasaki) 3-6
5. #1 Shane McElrath (Honda) 5-4
6. #21 Ryder Kingsford (Yamaha) 2-11
7. #7 Jayce Cosford (Yamaha) 9-5
8. #22 Rhys Budd (Kawasaki) 8-8
9. #29 Noah Ferguson (KTM) 11-7
10. #18 Seth Burchell (Yamaha) 7-12

Top 10 SX2 Standings after Round 2 (of 5)

1. #9 Lux Turner (Yamaha) 90
2. #5 Alex Larwood (Honda) 78
3. #21 Ryder Kingsford (Yamaha) 64
4. #16 Kaleb Barham (Yamaha) 64
5. #1 Shane McElrath (Honda) 63
6. #2 Wilson Todd (Honda) 58
7. #7 Jayce Cosford (Yamaha) 54
8. #4 Thomas Wood (Honda) 54
9. #22 Rhys Budd (Kawasaki) 51
10. #3 Jake Cannon (Kawasaki) 49