WSX Standings post Australia Grand Prix

Three rounds down, two to go. The 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship is entering its final stretch after its third stop at the Cbus Super Stadium in Gold Coast. And while the series leader claimed another overall win, it was actually his final appearance of the season, shaking up the title fight heading into the penultimate round on Saturday, December 6 in Stockholm, Sweden.

SX1: Craig inherits de red plate as Roczen withdraws

Ken Roczen scored his second win of the season in Australia, but he had already confirmed that Gold Coast would be his last WSX outing of the year. His contract with the series covered only the opening three rounds, and as planned, Roczen will now hand over his spot to Colt Nichols beginning in Stockholm.

With Roczen officially out of contention, the new championship leader among full-season riders is Christian Craig. The Quad Lock Honda rider finished second overall in Australia thanks to a victory in Race 3, and now heads into the final two rounds holding a 12-point lead over teammate Joey Savatgy and 18 points over Jason Anderson, who suffered a costly DNF in Race 3.

Greg Aranda remains fifth in the standings, but the points are extremely tight — only 13 points separate fifth from tenth.

SX1 Standings after Round 3 of 5

Pos	País	Piloto	Equipo	Puntos
1	🇩🇪	Ken Roczen	PMG Suzuki	122
2	🇺🇸	Christian Craig	Quad Lock Honda	95
3	🇺🇸	Joey Savatgy	Quad Lock Honda	83
4	🇺🇸	Jason Anderson	PMG Suzuki	77
5	🇫🇷	Greg Aranda	GSM Yamaha	46
6	🇺🇸	Austin Politelli	MCR Honda	43
7	🇺🇸	Henry Miller	Rick Ware Racing	40
8	🇺🇸	Ryan Breece	MCR Honda	39
9	🇺🇸	Justin Hill	BUD Racing Kawasaki	37
10	🇫🇷	Jordi Tixier	GSM Yamaha	33
11	🇪🇸	Jorge Zaragoza	STARK	31
12	🇺🇸	Devin Simonson	Rick Ware Racing	27
13	🇺🇸	Vince Friese	STARK	24
14	🇦🇺	Matt Moss	BUD Racing Kawasaki	14

SX2: Perfect season continues for Max Anstie

Max Anstie is simply unstoppable. He now sits at 135 points after winning nine out of nine races — a dominant streak that speaks for itself. Behind him, Coty Schock remains second in the standings, though he now trails by 28 points after missing the podium in Gold Coast.

Reigning champion Shane McElrath returned to form with a strong runner-up finish, lifting him to third in the standings. Cullin Park, fresh off his first-ever WSX podium, and the consistent Cole Thompson move up to fourth and fifth place. Their gains come partly due to a disastrous night for Enzo Lopes, who recorded back-to-back DNFs in Races 2 and 3. As a result, the Brazilian drops from third to sixth overall.

SX2 Standings after Round 3 of 5

Pos	País	Piloto	Equipo	Puntos
1	🇬🇧	Max Anstie	GSM Yamaha	135
2	🇺🇸	Coty Schock	Rick Ware Racing	107
3	🇺🇸	Shane McElrath	Quad Lock Honda	95
4	🇺🇸	Cullin Park	MCR Honda	90
5	🇨🇦	Cole Thompson	BUD Racing Kawaskai	80
6	🇧🇷	Enzo Lopes	Rick Ware Racing	77
7	🇺🇸	Kyle Peters	BUD Racing Kawasaki	69
8	🇺🇸	Michael Hicks	STARK	57
9	🇫🇷	Maxime Desprey	GSM Yamaha	50
10	🇺🇸	Kyle Chisholm	PMG Suzuki	43
11	🇺🇸	Robbie Wageman	PMG Suzuki	31
12	🇫🇷	Anthony Bourdon	Quad Lock Honda	30
13	🇨🇦	Noah Viney	MCR Honda	25
14	🇺🇸	Lance Kobusch	STARK	20
15	🇦🇺	Wilson Todd	Quad Lock Honda	10
16	🇺🇸	Kelana Humphrey	STARK	8