Race Results: 2025 Tampere Supercross | Night 2

Harri Kullas failed to continue his winning streak at the international supercross race held in Tampere, Finland, as the Tampere Dominator title went to French Adrien Malaval. Kullas instead didn’t make it to the checkered flag in the fast-paced Saturday final.

The overall victory in the international SX1 class of the two-day Tampere Supercross was celebrated by Adrien Malaval, who competed for the first time at the Tampere Sports and Expo arena. The French placed third on Friday and took first place on Saturday taking the Tampere Dominator title at this Finland’s only indoor supercross race.

«It was a great race. I didn’t know what to expect when I came here» said Malaval. «We tried to improve my bike during the days and we made changes after Friday. Today I was comfortable with my bike and I knew how I felt riding it on this track. My performance kept improving. I didn’t quite make it at the start of the final, but my ride went well. My confidence was good and I knew I could push harder towards the end of the race, Malaval described smiling.»

In the two-day combined results, Clason was second and Lane third. Kullas was fifth in the combined results for Friday and Saturday, and Haavisto 12th.

TOP 10 FINAL SX1 NIGHT 2

#31 Adrien Malaval
#78 Cade Clason
#711 Tristan Lane
#800 Mike Alessi
#733 Kaarel Tilk
#62 Kalen Humphrey
#338 David Herbetreau
#261 Jorgen Talviku
#248 Miro Varjonen
#22 Hermanni Koskinen

NIGHT 1 REPORT

Eight-time overall winner Harri Kullas took first place in the SX1 class with a strong performance on Friday in the international supercross in Tampere, Finland.

Finland’s only supercross race, Tampere Supercross, is now being held for the 11th time inside Tampere Fair and Sports Center on Friday and Saturday. Finnish and Estonian citizenship rider Harri Kullas showed how to go on the opening day by winning the two sprint finals in the SX1 class before the late-night main final.

In the final Kullas took the holeshot and led all 12 laps arriving to the checkered flag a bit less than five seconds ahead of second-placed Estonian Jörgen-Matthias Talviku. French Adrien Malaval was third.

TOP 10 FINAL SX1 NIGHT 1