Dean Wilson Reclaims Championship Lead After Controversy in Cronulla

dirtbikenewseditor October 25, 2025 in Australian Supercross, AUSX, Supercross - 2 Minutes

Drama, high-speed battles, and championship-shaking decisions lit up Sharks Stadium, Cronulla, as the Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship delivered an unforgettable night under the lights. Dean Wilson was officially awarded the SX1 race win following a successful appeal, overturning an initial on-track declaration that had seen Luke Clout awarded the overall victory. The decision reignited Wilson’s championship campaign and had a sold-out crowd on the edge of their seats.

Sydney, NSW – Saturday 25 October 2025,

Drama, high-speed racing, and championship-defining moments lit up Sharks Stadium, Cronulla, as the Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship delivered an exciting night under the lights. Dean Wilson was officially awarded the SX1 overall win following a successful appeal, overturning a previous decision. The result extended Wilson’s lead in the SX1 championship, while the sold-out crowd witnessed intense racing across all classes.

SX1

The premier class was action-packed from start to finish. Aaron Tanti crashed hard but returned after entering the mechanics area. A tight battle for third unfolded between Cedric Soubeyras, Walsh, Nicoletti, and Harrison. Clout initially crossed the line first, but after Wilson’s successful appeal, race direction confirmed him as the overall winner, further strengthening his championship position.

SX2

Final 1 saw Larwood crash behind Barham, while Wilson, Todd, and Cole Thompson were involved in a crash together. Barham also crashed in a rhythm section shortly after being passed by Ryder Kingsford out of the lead. Race 2 featured an intense battle for the lead between Turner and Kingsford. Turner ultimately claimed the race win and overall SX2 victory on countback, after both riders were tied on points for the round.

SX3

The SX3 final delivered an exciting showdown. Malinoski and Kayd Kingsford battled closely, with Malinoski landing a wall jump into the whoops to secure victory, capping off a strong night of racing.

A packed Sharks Stadium witnessed bar-to-bar racing and intense battles across all classes. With Wilson taking the SX1 overall win and Turner securing SX2, the Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship now heads to Melbourne for Round 4 at Marvel Stadium, promising more competitive racing and memorable moments.