WSX Vancouver: Schedule, News & Standings Ahead of Round 2

Round 2 of the FIM World Supercross Championship is coming in hot this Saturday, November 15, live from BC Place in Vancouver, Canada. Below you’ll find all the key storylines, breaking news, the race schedule, current standings, and everything you need to follow the action properly.

The Big Attraction: Eli Tomac Is Back!

The headline of the weekend is, without question, Eli Tomac’s return.

Vancouver hosted the opening round last year, where Tomac dominated on his way to the SX1 world title. This time, the Colorado native is back at BC Place under very different circumstances: he’ll line up as a wildcard and make his racing debut with the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team. A year ago, this scenario would’ve sounded impossible… yet here we are.

Tomac sits at the top of the WSX all-time GP wins list with 4 victories, just one ahead of Ken Roczen (PMG Suzuki), who put on a clinic at the season opener in Buenos Aires last weekend.

Can Roczen match Tomac’s record, or will ET3 deliver a dream debut on the orange machine?

One interesting side note: this will be the first-ever appearance of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing in the WSX series. The Austrian brand hasn’t been involved since the brief—and ultimately unrealized—MDK Motorsport project.

SX2: Anstie vs McElrath

In the SX2 class, all eyes will once again be on Max Anstie (GSM Yamaha powered by Star Racing). The Brit was simply untouchable in Argentina, and he heads into Vancouver as the clear favorite. But reigning champion Shane McElrath (Quad Lock Honda) isn’t letting go of that #1 plate without a fight—expect these two to set the tone in every gate drop.

The crowd will also have two hometown heroes to cheer for: Cole Thompson (Venum BUD Racing Kawasaki) and Noah Viney (Motoconcepts Honda). Thompson narrowly missed the podium at the opening round, while Viney flashed serious speed throughout the night. With the Canadian fans behind them, both riders could play a much bigger role in the Vancouver storyline.

In other news, the Quad Lock Honda squad will feature a new face this weekend as Australian Wilson Todd steps in to replace Anthony Bourdon, who chose to prioritize his participation at the 42nd Supercross of Paris. More details here.

Standings, Schedule & How to Watch

Below you’ll find the updated championship standings for both classes, the complete race-day schedule, and the full TV guide to make sure you don’t miss a single lap.

And as always, stay tuned to mx1onboard.com for live results, updates, and everything that happens throughout the Canadian Grand Prix.

SX1 Points Standings After Round 1 (of 5)

Pos.	Flag	Rider	Team	Points
1	🇩🇪	Ken Roczen	PMG Suzuki	45
2	🇺🇸	Justin Cooper	Wildcard*	37
3	🇺🇸	Haiden Deegan	Wildcard*	32
4	🇺🇸	Christian Craig	Quad Lock Honda	31
5	🇺🇸	Jason Anderson	PMG Suzuki	30
6	🇺🇸	Joey Savatgy	Quad Lock Honda	26
7	🇺🇸	Devin Simonson	Rick Ware Racing	19
8	🇺🇸	Ryan Breece	MCR Honda	14
9	🇦🇺	Matt Moss	BUD Racing	14
10	🇫🇷	Greg Aranda	GSM Yamaha	14
11	🇺🇸	Justin Hill	BUD Racing	13
12	🇺🇸	Austin Politelli	MCR Honda	12
13	🇺🇸	Henry Miller	Rick Ware Racing	11
14	🇪🇸	Jorge Zaragoza	STARK	8
15	🇫🇷	Jordi Tixier	GSM Yamaha	8
16	🇺🇸	Vince Friese	STARK	0

SX2 Points Standings After Round 1 (of 5)

Pos	Flag	Rider	Team	Points
1	🇬🇧	Max Anstie	GSM Yamaha	45
2	🇺🇸	Shane McElrath	Quad Lock Honda	37
3	🇺🇸	Coty Schock	Rick Ware Racing	34
4	🇨🇦	Cole Thompson	BUD Racing	32
5	🇧🇷	Enzo Lopes	Rick Ware Racing	26
6	🇺🇸	Kyle Peters	BUD Racing	24
7	🇺🇸	Cullin Park	MCR Honda	23
8	🇫🇷	Maxime Desprey	GSM Yamaha	18
9	🇺🇸	Michael Hicks	STARK	17
10	🇫🇷	Anthony Bourdon	Quad Lock Honda	15
11	🇺🇸	Kyle Chisholm	PMG Suzuki	15
12	🇺🇸	Lance Kobusch	STARK	9
13	🇺🇸	Robbie Wageman	PMG Suzuki	8
14	🇨🇦	Noah Viney	MCR Honda	7

Team Standings

Pos	Flag	Team	Points
1	🇦🇺	Quad Lock Honda	111
2	🇺🇸	PMG Suzuki	98
3	🇺🇸	Rick Ware Racing	90
4	🇫🇷	GSM Yamaha	85
5	🇫🇷	BUD Racing Kawasaki	83
6	🇺🇸	MCR Honda	56
7	🇪🇸	STARK	34

RACE SCHEDULE

*Based on Local Time

You can watch each round on FIM-MOTO.TV or WSX Racecast

Session	Local Time
SX2 Free Practice	15:40
SX1 Free Practice	15:55
SX2 Qualifying	16:10
SX1 Qualifying	16:25
SX2 Superpole	16:40
SX1 Superpole	16:48
SX2 Sprint Race 1	18:38
SX1 Sprint Race 1	18:55
SX2 Sprint Race 2	19:20
SX1 Sprint Race 2	19:37
SX2 Main Race	20:04
SX1 Main Race	20:33