WSX Standings post Vancouver Grand Prix

Two rounds down, three to go. The 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship wrapped up its second stop inside Vancouver’s BC Place, and the title fight in both classes is beginning to take shape. Here’s how the standings look after the Canadian GP:

The championship heads to Australia next, with Round 3 set for November 29 at the Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast. Stay tuned—this title chase is just getting started.

SX1: Roczen Extends His Lead

Ken Roczen continues to set the pace in the premier class. With another strong and consistent performance in Vancouver, the PMG Suzuki rider stretched his championship lead to 20 points.

His teammate Jason Anderson climbed to second in the standings after securing his first podium of the season with a solid third overall. Just behind them, the Quad Lock Honda duo of Christian Craig and Joey Savatgy remain well within striking distance.

The battle for the top five tightened up as well, with Frenchman Greg Aranda holding a slim 2-point advantage over Austin Politelli and Henry Miller.

On the other hand, Matt Moss lost a bunch of spots after missing the night pogram due a injury.

Note: Justin Cooper (63 pts), Eli Tomac (44), and Haiden Deegan (32) raced as wildcards in Vancouver, so their points do not count toward the official championship.

SX1 Points Standings after Round 2 (of 5)

SX2: Anstie Perfect After Two Rounds

It’s been all Max Anstie so far. The GSM Yamaha powered by Star Racing rider remains unbeaten, collecting a flawless 90 points from the first two rounds.

Behind him, the Rick Ware Racing pairing of Coty Schock and Enzo Lopes now occupy second and third in the standings after another strong showing in Canada. Reigning champion Shane McElrath had a difficult night and drops from second to fourth.

SX2 Points Standings After Round 2 (of 5)