After a short turnaround from round three in Gillman, the 2026 Penrite ProMX Championship presented by AMX Superstores (ProMX) reignites at the famous Echo Valley track in Toowoomba on Sunday, May 24.
For six decades, Echo Valley has been hosting high-profile motocross events, with its picturesque surroundings and rolling hills making for a tranquil setting – but for riders it’s anything but a walk in the park with deep ruts and a level of gut-busting, hard-pack intensity that can even leave the fittest falling across the finish line.
Beaton vs Webster
The MX1 podium in 2026 has been dominated by Beaton (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha) and defending champion Kyle Webster (Honda Racing Australia), with both finishing in the top three in all six motos.
However, Beaton’s 83 per cent winning record has him a 12pt (145 to 133) leader over his arch-rival after three of eight rounds, followed by Aaron Tanti (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha, 106pts), Wilson Todd (Honda Racing Australia, 103pts) and Todd Waters (Raceline Husqvarna TDUB, 88pts).
There’s very little on paper to separate Beaton and Webster at Echo Valley, with the pair sharing wins in 2024 before Beaton sat out the 2025 event after breaking his leg in a practice crash. Webster and Todd won the two motos in 2025.
Larwood back with the MX2 red-plate
It’s tight in the MX2 class, with Larwood (Honda Racing Australia, 130pts) moving back into the lead at Gillman after blitzing the field, while Byron Dennis (KTM Factory Racing, 120pts) also made inroads.
Rookie Kayd Kingsford (Honda Racing Australia, 111pts) – the only rider to win a moto in 2026 outside of Larwood – and Dylan Walsh (KTM Factory Racing, 109pts) are next, followed by two riders who put solid runs on the board at Echo Valley in 2025: Noah Ferguson (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha, 92pts) and Ryder Kingsford (Honda Racing Australia, 91pts).
LIVE STREAM & TIME SCHEDULE
You can watch all the races by free on FIM-MOTO.TV – The event will start at 9:50am of AEST time.
