The FIM World Supercross Championship brings elite riders from around the world together in a high-intensity competition format. The event begins with practice and qualifying rounds, where the top four riders advance to a single time trial, setting their starting positions for the Main Event Grand Prix (GP). Each rider’s performance across three GP races determines their eligibility for the SuperFinal, where, in an exciting twist for this season, riders from both classes will compete head-to-head for the first time in WSX history. Let's discuss the final standings of the night:
450 Standings:
In the 450 class, world-renowned racer Eli Tomac dominated the competition, claiming the top spot on the podium. Riding for CDR Yamaha, backed by Star Racing, Tomac heads into Round 2 with a perfect 100 points. Close behind him was German racer Ken Roczen, competing for Pipes Motorsports, who finished in second place with an impressive 84 points. Rounding out the podium, Firepower Honda’s Joey Savatgy secured third place, ending the night with 79 points.
250 Standings:
The 250 class also delivered impressive racing alongside the thrilling 450 action. Firepower Honda’s Shane McElrath dominated the 250 class, finishing the night with 89 points, 10 points ahead of Canadian GP Wildcard racer Max Anstie. Rounding out the podium with 79 points, Firepower Honda's Cole Thompson completed an exciting lineup in a close tie for third.
Who's ready for Round 2?
Get ready for Round 2 of the FIM World Supercross Championship, set to take place in Perth, Australia, from Saturday, November 23, to Sunday, November 24! With intense competition already unfolding in Round 1, fans can expect even more excitement as the world’s top riders battle it out for points and podiums. Who will take the lead, and who will rise to the challenge Down Under?