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WELCOME FROM MA
On behalf of Motorcycling Australia (MA), I extend a warm welcome to all fans, riders and officials to the 2025 Penrite ProMX Championship presented by AMX Superstores.
After a brilliant 2024, the ProMX Championship will return with eight rounds of high-stakes action that will take riders and fans on a journey across Australia’s finest motocross venues.
I’d also like to welcome the new additions to the calendar in 2024: Traralgon, Warwick and Nowra.
It’s easy to see why the ProMX championship continues to be a showcase of the best of Australian motocross.
It starts with the top riders competing in the Kawasaki MX1 class to the emerging talent in the Pirelli MX2 class, the next generation of Australian motocross talent in the Maxxis MX3 class, and the ever-expanding EZILIFT MXW women’s class.
And let’s not forget the Veterans, Fox Racing MX85 and KTM MX65 Futures classes.
Fans won’t miss a moment of the action with the exclusive television coverage through SBS, SBS On Demand, Stan Sport and the ProMX TV livestream. I would like to extend my gratitude to all those involved in the ProMX Championship, including the volunteers, officials, staff, riders, teams, and sponsors, for their unwavering support and hard work.
It takes a community to make a championship, and I thank you all for coming together to make the 2025 Penrite ProMX Championship presented by AMX Superstores a success.
Peter Doyle CEO Motorcycling Australia
WARNING TO THE PUBLIC
Motor Racing is DANGEROUS, and spectators attending at this track do so entirely at their own risk. It is a condition of admission that all persons having connections with the promotion and/or conduct of the meeting, including the owners of the land, and the riders and owners of vehicles and passengers in vehicles, are absolved from all liability arising out of any accidents causing damage or personal injury to spectators or ticket holders except where due care and skill has not been exercised.
WARNING
The carrying or consumption of alcoholic beverages in the pit area is prohibited by order, Motorcycling Australia.
NOTICE
No animals allowed, guide dogs excepted by order of Motorcycling Australia.
WELCOME FROM PENRITE
It’s our pleasure to welcome you to the 2025 Penrite ProMX Championship presented by AMX Superstores. We’re proud to continue our sponsorship and support of the ProMX Championship in partnership with Motorcycling Australia.
We hope all fans, competitors and sponsors enjoy eight rounds of exciting, competitive racing in what promises to be a thrilling season across all the classes.
At Penrite, we’re passionate about motorcycles and racing, from grassroots to the professional ranks. We pride ourselves on our support of the bike scene, and we develop our products to match the needs of riders, from our twoand four-stroke engine oils through to our bike cleaning care range. We are also proud to continue assisting local clubs and giving them the support they need.
We’re thrilled the Ezilift MXW class and Women’s MX Academy will continue to provide more opportunities for participants to improve their skills and participate in professional motocross racing.
Once again, the 2025 Penrite ProMX Championship will be televised, showcasing the riders and competition to new audiences – including future generations of aspiring young riders.
You’ll see the Penrite team representing us at all upcoming rounds of the Penrite ProMX season, we’re excited to see everyone enjoying competitive motocross in Australia so please come and talk to us. We love to hear from you, get your feedback on what you’d like to see be added to or included in the championship, and hear your motocross racing story at the track and online.
Jarrod Harding Brand Manager Penrite Oil
WELCOME FROM AMX
AMX Superstores is proud to continue our partnership with the 2025 Australian ProMX Championship. We extend a warm welcome to all, spectators, riders, race teams and industry supporters.
We are looking forward to another wonderful year of racing ahead, as we know you all are, after an outstanding 2024 season which saw the best racing in recent memory.
This is our fourth year as the ‘presented by’ partner for ProMX, and we are thrilled to be onboard again this year.
For AMX, we’ve always lived and breathed motocross. From our beginnings in 2008 selling clearance motocross gear out of a shed in Bayswater, Victoria, to today with 33 stores across five states and an ever-growing team, motocross is in our blood. The sport provides the opportunity for everyone to enjoy motocross, from spectators to riders to industry sponsors like us, we just love getting involved and having some fun.
We also see our support of ProMX as a small contribution to ensure motocross stays where it should be: a well-
managed sport viewed by as many spectators as possible who have a quality experience, whether at the track or watching the livestream or on free-to-air television through SBS. We know our sport is one of the most spectacular, challenging and extreme sports out there today and we want it to grow for the benefit of teams, riders and spectators alike.
We’ll be at all rounds, so come and talk to our team about anything motocross. We enjoy getting along to these events; it’s what being involved in this industry is all about and we’re privileged to be here to support racing and just talk bikes for a weekend!
And by the way, if you pass by our trade stand, you can pick yourself up some goodies at special ProMX pricing as well!
From team AMX to you, we hope you enjoy 2025 season –now let’s go racing!
Rob Farrimond Business Manager AMX Superstores
WELCOME FROM LATROBE CITY COUNCIL
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to Latrobe City for round four of the 2025 ProMX Championship.
For the first time, Traralgon is proud to host this exciting national event at the renowned Loy Yang Park motocross track, with the event to be run by the vastly experienced Traralgon Motorcycle Club and proudly supported by Latrobe City Council
Framed by the scenic beauty of the region, the Loy Yang Park track promises high-adrenaline racing. Featuring challenging elevation changes, sweeping cambers, dynamic jumps, tight hairpins and rapid straights, it sets the stage for an unforgettable motorsport experience for both riders and spectators.
Traralgon, one of the four major towns that make up Latrobe City, is a vibrant and welcoming destination for visitors. Beyond the track, you’ll find a wide variety of hospitality, retail and family-friendly attractions to enjoy during your stay. Whether it’s exploring our beautiful natural landscapes, indulging in local food and drinks,
or discovering hidden gems in our gallery and markets, there is something here for everyone.
Hosting the ProMX in Latrobe City highlights our region’s capacity to deliver national-level sporting events and the benefits they bring – from boosting our visitor economy to celebrating our strong community spirit.
I invite you to enjoy everything our region has to offer and to be part of what promises to be an unforgettable round of the ProMX Championship in Traralgon.
Dale Harriman Mayor Latrobe City Council
Motorcycling Australia and the ProMX Management Team are deeply saddened by the passing of MX1 rider Joel Evans, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a single bike accident during race two of the ProMX Championship at Gillman in South Australia on Sunday, April 27.
We share the grief and sadness of Joel’s family on a life that was tragically cut short at just 30 years old. He was a partner, sibling, uncle, friend, son and expecting his first child with fiancé, Michaela.
Our thoughts are with Joel’s family and friends, as well as the wider motocross and motorcycling community.
Evans made his ProMX debut in 2011, and in 2020 he left his full-time job to chase his dream of being a professional motocross racer. He quickly became a well-respected rider in the ProMX Championship, never giving up on his passion for the sport despite injuries and setbacks.
The bold career move and increased focus on training – all documented in his ‘privateer to pro’ video – was rewarded with some exceptional MX1 performances for the popular rider from Caloundra, including top 10 finishes in two of the last three championships.
His career highlight was a third place at a 2019 ProMX round in Wonthaggi.
Joel was a cheerful and magnanimous presence in the ProMX paddock, and away from racing was a keen hiker and enjoyed spending quality time with Michaela and family.
While the ProMX Championship is the peak of Australian motocross where the competition is fierce and unrelenting, it’s also a very close-knit community where friendships and camaraderie across all bike brands, events and sponsors run deep. Joel’s passing has affected us all deeply.
The Evans family made the following statement:
“Yesterday we lost the most incredible person on this earth. The most authentic, loved and kind-hearted soul. He loved and devoted his life to this sport which brought him so much joy and he rode it out right till the end “
“We are so grateful for the outpouring of love and support for our beautiful man. He is such a loved partner, uncle, brother, friend and son but most proudly a father to our adored little boy who is joining us in October.“
“Please share his name, share his legacy, this incredible man deserves to be remembered across the generations.”
“We love you so much Joely.” 10/11/1994 – 27/04/2025
GILLMAN ROUND THREE WRAP
The third round of the 2025 Penrite ProMX Championship, presented by AMX Superstores, again delivered world-class racing, as brothers Ryder and Kayd Kingsford stood atop the Pirelli MX2 and MAXXIS MX3 Class podiums, respectively.
On a day that was ultimately marred by tragedy in the Kawasaki MX1 class, Kyle Webster edged closer to the MX1 points lead by winning the day’s only moto, while fellow Honda racer Charli Cannon again dominated the EZILIFT MXW Class.
KAWASAKI MX1
Boost Mobile Honda Racing’s Webster made it two Kawasaki MX1 round wins in a row after taking the top honours at Gillman. A scorching final lap by the defending champion saw him claim pole position in the AMX Superstores Superpole.
Webster’s lap-time of 1:48.092s was more than 1.3s faster than the lap of his close rival Jed Beaton (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha), while Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki’s Luke Clout clocked the third-quickest lap.
The Honda rider would then come from behind to win the MX1 moto by 3.3 seconds over Beaton.
Repco Honda Racing’s Wilson Todd snatched the holeshot, but KTM Racing Team’s Nathan Crawford quickly jumped into the lead. Webster and Beaton made short work of the racers in front of them to resume the status quo at the front of the pack, but despite a late-moto charge from the series-leading Beaton, Webster took the win.
A composed performance by Crawford saw him claim P3 ahead of his teammate Kirk Gibbs, while Clout put in a hard charge from a first-lap crash to steal fifth.
The second MX1 race was abandoned at the midway mark after Joel Evans’ tragic accident.
Beaton remains in control of the championship standings with 113 points, ahead of Webster (100) and Crawford (93).
PIRELLI MX2
Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha’s Ryder Kingsford stopped the Honda Racing camp from clean-sweeping every class at Gillman, taking the round win on countback from championship leader Brodie Connolly.
Connolly (Polyflor Honda Racing) outclassed the MX2 field in qualifying. The defending MX2 champion was 2.3s faster than his nearest rival, Western Australia Yamaha privateer Brock Flynn, while KTM Racing Team’s Noah Ferguson qualified third-quickest.
Kingsford jumped to the front of the pack when the gate dropped on the first Pirelli MX2 moto, but Connolly wasted no time getting to the front. Kingsford pushed the Kiwi hard for the entire moto, but had to settle for P2, just 1.8s behind the Honda rider.
GILLMAN ROUND THREE WRAP
KTM Racing Team teenager Byron Dennis finished on the podium, holding off teammate Noah Ferguson and NFAL Honda Racing’s Alex Larwood, who recovered from a first-turn crash.
Kingsford stormed to the second-moto win and claimed the round victory on countback. The Yamaha rider was quickest to the first turn, but Connolly swung past him shortly after to temporarily take the lead. An early mistake by the defending champion saw Kingsford regain control and the Honda rider work his way back from P8 into P2.
Mistakes from both riders saw the buffer between the two vary wildly, but Kingsford ultimately took the win by 18 seconds. A great ride from Jayce Cosford (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha) saw him take P3, with Ferguson and Seth Burchell (Bulk Nutrients Echuca Yamaha) inside the top five.
Kingsford took the round win on countback from Connolly, with Ferguson third. In the points chase, Connolly retains his four-point lead (142 to 138), with Ferguson jumping up to the P3 spot (99).
MAXXIS MX3
A double-moto victory saw Pro Honda Racing’s Kayd Kingsford sweep the MAXXIS MX3 Class and take the series lead.
Championship leader Ky Woods (Monster Energy WBR Yamaha) topped the qualifying sessions ahead of Kingsford and WA rider Jake Rumens (Husqvarna).
It was a statement victory from Kingsford in the opening MAXXIS MX3 moto – he grabbed the holeshot and checked out to finish 31.6s ahead of Woods, who was later penalised for a starting infringement. Honda rider Jet Alsop finished third despite dropping his bike late in the race, and Jack Deveson (Husqvarna) made a last-lap pass on Jackson Fuller (KTM) to take P4.
It was another dream race for Kingsford in the second MX3 moto, with a wire-to-wire win. Woods put in a desperate race from outside the top five to finish second, 2.5 behind his nearest title contender, while KTM’s Seth Shackleton had a great ride in third.
Alsop and Deveson wrapped up the top five in the race, while the round podium was filled by Kingsford, Alsop, and Deveson.
In the championship fight, Kingsford has taken control of the red plate, with 141 points, ahead of Woods (119) and Alsop (113).
EZILIFT MXW
SCT Logistics Honda Racing’s Charli Cannon continues to remain unbeaten in 2025 after two resounding moto wins in the EZILIFT MXW class.
Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki rider Taylah McCutcheon finished the day second, while Taylor Thompson (KTM) completed the round podium.
Cannon was in another league from the outset, qualifying almost three seconds quicker than McCutcheon and Karaitiana Horne (Penrite Racing
GILLMAN ROUND THREE WRAP
GO24 Kawasaki). Cannon barely put a foot wrong on her way to a comfortable 42.3-second win in the opening EZILIFT MXW moto.
KTM’s Taylor Thompson finished a distant second, while McCutcheon recovered from a first-lap crash with Horne to pip Yamaha’s Madi Simpson for P3. Darci Whalley (KTM) finished P5.
Cannon continued her onslaught in the second moto, with another dominant wire-to-wire performance. The Queenslander coasted to a 47.5-second victory over McCutcheon, while a fastfinishing Horne saw her make late passes to take the finish on the moto podium.
Whalley and Madison Healey (GASGAS) filled the remaining top five spots.
In the championship standings, Cannon holds a perfect 100 points, with McCutcheon second (74) and Thompson third (67).
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ROUND 1:
PHILLIP ISLAND, VIC FEBRUARY 21-23
ROUND 2: SYDNEY MP, NSW MARCH 28-29
ROUND 3: QLD RACEWAY, QLD MAY 2-4
ROUND 4: MORGAN PARK, QLD JUNE 13-15
SHINGLEBACK OFF ROAD TRACK PREVIEW
TRACK LENGTH: 1.92km
NUMBER
TRACK
TRACK SURFACE:
WELCOME TO TRARALGON MOTORCYCLE CLUB
The Traralgon Motorcycle Club (TMCC) is nearly 47 years old, and has a storied history of being involved in motorcycle competition. It currently has 300 members – including lots of family support – and continues to enjoy the use of its present site thanks to the generous support of AGL.
The main motocross track has been through many alterations, from the early layout that ran up and down the hill up at the turn of the century to the current spec, which is around is five years old. There’s also a PeeWee track for leaners, as well as a more advanced track for developing juniors until they are able to negotiate the main MX track. A 4km bush loop is also used for club events.
TMCC has promoted and been associated with many state- and national-level events In both motocross and offroad/enduro, including the 1995 Australian Motocross Championship, the 2001-2003 Thumper Nats rounds, the Australian Four Day Enduro and the 1998 International Six Days Enduro.
TMCC continues to run club practice days, regional and state motocross, and Vic Offroad events.
TMCC runs events through most of the year, including mid-week practice nights to ride days and a new favourite – the the ‘Off Road Poker Run’.
Over the years, the club has produced many champions in both motocross and offroad, with success at regional, state and national levels.
The facilities at the club have evolved from a collection of shipping containers used for storage to the current shed that houses the canteen, storage and future enclosed club rooms, with a large development now in motion for new toilets and showers and machinery storage.
EVENT SCHEDULE ROUND 4
SUNDAY 25TH MAY
This schedule is approximate; and all starting times, length of sessions and races are subject to change; and may be changed in the event of an incident or delay in operations.
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MX1 CLASS
The Kawasaki MX1 class is the top category in ProMX, where the top factory-backed teams and riders compete, representing all the major Japanese and European manufacturers on latest state-of-the-art 450cc four-strokes – including in 2025 for the first time, legendary British marque Triumph.
In Kawasaki MX1, you’ll get to see the best riders in the nation and international stars who may make a one-off appearance or compete in the entire championship. This only serves to elevate the level of competition and add even more star power to Kawasaki MX1.
Leading the charge in Kawasaki MX1 for 2025 is Kyle Webster (Honda), who won his first championship in 2024 after a pulsating season-long battle against the luckless Jed Beaton (Yamaha). The duo finished equal on points, with Webster awarded the title on a countback. The previous year, Beaton also finished second behind then teammate Dean Ferris.
Joining Webster – who also completed a superb 2024 by winning the Motocross of Nations as part of Team Australia – on the MX1 starting gates will be the likes of Nathan Crawford (KTM), Kirk Gibbs (KTM), Luke Clout (Kawasaki), Todd Waters (Husqvarna), 2023 champion Aaron Tanti (Yamaha), Jack Simpson (Triumph), Wilson Todd (Honda) and Joel Evans (Kawasaki), as well as a new generation of young guns eager to show their skills in the premier category.
Kawasaki MX1 is the place to be for the most talented riders, the best-funded teams, and the fastest bikes. Get ready for a thrilling display of raw speed and intensity that will again have everyone on the edge of their seats!
NATHAN CRAWFORD
JED BEATON
MX1 ROUND 4 RIDER LIST
Caloundra Motorcycles, Ag Flow Solutions, Link Logic, The Underclass, T M Finance, Neilsens Painting, Shot Race Gear, SFC Coaching, OSG, Race Fuel Qld, Eco Cut, 547 Sport Performance, Mental 4 Moto, TCX Boots, Monkey Banana Bites
Line Husqvarna TDUB Racing, Berry Sweet Strawberry Farms, Trevor’s Carpets, TDUB,
Oakley, FIST,
Bonita Stone Paving, Hillco Transport, BON Electrics, Perella Fabrication, , Warren Districts Transport, Biological Services, 00 Elite Rider Training, Rob Birchall, Rumens Family and Dad.
Australian owned RP Filters remains committed to supporting Australian motorcycle racing.
Now into its fifth year with the Australian ProMX Championship RP continues to grow its support and grow its great range of high-performance motorcycle filters.
Recently intruding Air Filters to the program RP Filters are fast establishing themselves as one of the leading brands of motorcycle filters by supporting Australian racing and riders.
RP filters can be found at you local motorcycle dealer or SuperCheap Auto store all around Australia.
RP Filters are also the proud sponsors of the 2025 ProMX Series
RP Filters are 2025 sponsors of Brett Metcalfe (above) and Mike Jones (below)
MX2 CLASS
In 2025 the ProMX Championship will welcome back the hotly contested Pirelli MX2 class, a stepping stone for young riders on the path to professional racing.
This class allows riders as young as 15 to compete on machines ranging from 122-250cc: the perfect place for young talent to showcase their skills and make their mark.
With most of the top riders, including defending champion Brodie Connolly, returning in 2025, the heat will be on from the get-go.
Other leading lights include Ryder Kingsford (Yamaha), Noah Ferguson (KTM), Alex Larwood (Honda), Jayce Cosford (Yamaha), Byron Dennis (KTM) and Haruki Yokoyama (Honda).
Despite being the smaller bore class, the Pirelli MX2 category delivers some of the most thrilling racing in the championship as young riders battle to impress the manufacturers and build their futures in the sport. Get ready for a season full of exciting and competitive racing!
NOAH FERGUSON
BRODIE CONNOLLY
MX2 ROUND 4 RIDER LIST
Sunstate Motorcycles, Triumph Australia, Forth Crew, Fist Handwear, Rhino Co, RGFX, Seat Rehab
Mandurah City Yamaha, Yamaha Aus, Yamalube, MXRP, Serco Motorsport, Seven, 100%, Fox Racing Australia, Dunlop, Madden Media, Mackay Truck and Fleet, Protech Powdercoaters, Ford Dale Elite Cog. Laboratory
Bob Medson Refrigeration, WBR Echuca, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, On Point Suspension
Lucas Civil, NGE Electrics, Unit, 547 Sports performance, Trademark Signs, KD Moto, Pelican Freight, MX Store, Ballards Offroad, Caloundra Motorcycle centre, Motoseat, Gas imports, Team Goodboy
Team Moto Canberra, MCAS
APO, Forth, Dritimes, Fist, Dixxon, Wearelusty
Honda Japan, Dunlop, Showa, On point suspension, JPM, Serco Motorsports, Beatons Pro Formula, JP Sports Physio & Performance
Motorcycles, Choice Suspension, Alpinestars, Monza Imports,
Design Graphics, J & L Armstrong Builders,
MX3 CLASS
The Maxxis MX3 class is the stepping stone for juniors to advance to the senior ranks of nationallevel racing. It caters for riders aged 14-U18 who can race on machines with a capacity ranging from 122150cc two-stroke and 200-250cc four-stroke.
This class also offers exceptional riders the chance to move up early to the Pirelli MX2 class at 15, aligning with international age groupings.
The Maxxis MX3 serves as an entry point for both privateer racers and manufacturer-backed team riders to learn the ropes of professional racing and get accustomed to the style of racing, schedules, and track conditions.
The objective of this development class is to equip riders with the skills and knowledge needed to make a smooth transition and embark on a successful career in the MX2 class.
KOBY HANTIS
KAYD KINGSFORD
MX3 ROUND 4 RIDER LIST
Alpinestars,
MX3 ROUND 4 RIDER LIST
Accessories, Fly,
Atlantic Oils, On the Throttle, Antonios Barber Co, Garage Doors
Constructions,
City Motorcyles, Trademark Signs, KD Moto, MX Farm, Two.O
Contractors, Pro moto suspension, Total
Court Cessnock
Livin, Goat Brand, Hostile Handwear, 00 Elite Riders Training, Flowrite Plumbing, Motorex
RK Takasago Chains , Motorcycles R Us, Link International, Pirelli Moto Aus, Ferodo Racing, Hiflo Filtro, Vee Rubber, Top Gun Civil
Traralgon, VIC
Canberra
Queensland moto park, QLD
6th July, 2025 25th MAY, 2025
2nd-3Rd AUGUST, 2025
Your chance to compete at 3 rounds of PROMX!
Calling the next generation of racers!
MX65 FUTURES
KTM Group Australia is proud to continue powering the next generation of motocross racers by presenting the MX65 Futures class at three rounds of the 2025 Australian ProMX Championship.
For the second successive year, KTM, Husqvarna Motorcycles and GASGAS will unite to support the exciting class at Traralgon (May 25), Nowra (July 6) and Queensland Moto Park (August 2-3).
Open to riders aged 9 to under 12 on any brand of 65cc motocross bike, MX65 Futures provides a stage for young talent to showcase their skills and compete for glory.
Each round will crown a winner, with an overall series winner to be celebrated in the final round at QMP.
Participants will enjoy an immersive race team experience, including guided track walks, exclusive access to KTM Racing Team and Raceline Husqvarna Racing Team riders, and an MX65 Futures goodie bag.
This unique opportunity allows young racers to experience professional-level motocross racing, helping them prepare for the 2025 KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship in Gillman (SA) from September 29 until October 3.
UTES CARS VANS
MX65 FUTURES RIDER LIST
Bolton Motorcycles, Choice Suspension, EZE race products, KMX, Hydes Quality Drycleaners,
Probikes
First class Motorcycles, Alpine Star, Maxima Oils, Tracrite Suspension, Procircuit, GTS Engineering
Coastal Motorcycle Centre, Atlantic Oils, On the Throttle, Antonios Barber Co, Garage Doors by Design, Boyds Motorcycle Surgery, Hostile Handwear, Kelway Constructions, Moto Mate
GYTR Yamaha Junior Racing, Yamaha, Yamalube, GYTR, ShopYamaha, Akrapovic, Dunlop, DID, Unifilter, NGK, FOX, Kustom MX Graphics, MCD Racing, VP Race Fuel Aus, Promo Shack, Takani Dirt Bikes, Race Pace MX Coaching, Rory Fairbrother 222, Sevasti Fileris Photography, Sydney Motorsport Engineering, Shock Treatment Suspension
KGR, Kings Crown Barbershop, Power Plus Racing Fuels, The UnderClass, SP Tools, RRS, Kings Cars
Civil Contracting, Advanced Cranes & Rigging, Race Ready Suspension, Tommy Campers, Mototech, RPG Trucking, BCM Plant Hire, Motor Pro, Kimber Construction
GYTR Yamaha Junior Racing, Yamaha, Yamalube, GYTR, ShopYamaha, Akrapovic, Dunlop,
Unifilter, NGK, FOX, Kustom MX Graphics, Promoshack, Dee's Moto Academy, Boxy's
PHOTO:
The MA RACESAFE Medical Team launches into a new Australian Superbike Championship season, all thanks to the support of our major sponsorsMotorcycling Australia, Motul Pirelli and Thor
The highly trained & dedicated team of Medical Professionals includes Doctors, Surgeons, Intensive Care Paramedics, Emergency Nurses and Physiotherapists. The team will continue to fulfil the critical role as the Official Medical Team for the 2025 mi-bike Australian Superbike Championships, presented by Motul.
The 2024 RACESAFE season was full of thrills and spills which kept the RACESAFE Medical Team busy at ever y event. Emergency Medical & Sports Medicine treatments were provided to competitors, with the RACESAFE Medical Team again spearheading exciting new developments in its well established rider care program.
The expertise of the MA RACESAFE Medical Team is in hot demand, with this team now providing the Official Medical Ser vice for the 2025 Australian Motocross Championships - MX Nationals, 2025 Australasian Supercross Series and Troy Bayliss Classic, just to name a few
Thanks to a shared vision for rider safety with their sponsors, the MA RACESAFE Medical Team has continued to pioneer new levels of rider care across Australia. Without their dedicated sponsors the MA RACESAFE Medical Team would never make it to track to provide this crucial role.
“Motorcycling Australia is ver y pleased to come on board as the major sponsor of RACESAFE Australia for 2025 and beyond. The RACESAFE team will be key component of the 2025 mi-bike Australian Superbike Championships, presented by Motul, as well as at the MX Nationals, Australian Supercross Championship and other major MA national events throughout the year
The level of medical ser vice and support provided to these events and our motorcycling community as a whole is unrivalled, and that is why we had no hesitation partnering up together for the good of all of our stakeholders.
We are looking for ward to working together with RACESAFE to support and enhance the range of ser vices they can offer, which will no doubt benefit our MA membership in many ways.” Quoted Motorcycling Australia CEO Peter Boyle.
Exclusive to the Motorcycling Australia’s national motorcycle championships, is the MA RACESAFE Mobile Medical Unit. This world class facility will travel to each round of the ASBK series and will provide an onsite Emergency Medical centre, Physiotherapy facility, plus Mobile Command Unit for the MA RACESAFE Medical Team.
Equipped with the most modern advance life support medical and sports medicine equipment, this unit is a first for Australian Motorsport. The project rivals any unit worldwide.
MA RACESAFE Mobile Medical Unit includes:
• Philips Critical Care Monitors with ECG, SP02, NIBP, etC02
• Philips MRx Heart Defibrillator
• BOC Medical - Oxygen Systems
• BOC Medical - Suction Unit
• I.V systems
• Intubation / Air way Management Unit
• Sphygmomanometers
• Otoscope & Ophthalmoscope
• X-Ray Viewer
• Trauma Beds
• Ultrasound Unit
• Portable Interferential Unit
• Arm Pump Treatment Unit
• Simoco Two-way Radio Systems
MA RACESAFE Medical Team will include for the 2024 Australian Superbike Championships :
• Motul RACESAFE Medical
• Chase Cars - Fully equipped with
• Advanced Life Support Equipment
• MA RACESAFE Medical Team including,
- Emergency Director
- Series Chief Medical Officer
- Intensive Care Paramedics
- Emergency Nurses
- Sports Physiotherapists
- High Speed Chase Driver
- Technical Support Officer
- Orthopaedic Surgeons
- Emergency Doctors
PROMX CHAMPIONSHIP TELEVISION PACKAGE FOR 2025
Penrite ProMX Championship presented by AMX Superstores (ProMX) fans won’t miss a minute of the action in 2025 with SBS to continue as the official broadcast partner of ProMX.
ProMX will again enjoy live free-to-air coverage on SBS and streaming platform SBS On Demand across all eight rounds of the 2025 ProMX Championship.
SBS On Demand allows viewers to tune into ProMX live on mobile devices, smart TVs and browsers, with catchup viewing available for those who miss the live coverage.
Every round of ProMX will be broadcast live for three hours, with all the action to be delivered by the ProMX TV team of former motocross stars Danny Ham and Lee Hogan.
“The 2025 ProMX Championship is one not to miss, with the pre-season set to be a thrilling battle of Australia’s best motocross riders,” said SBS Director of Sport, Ken Shipp. “It’s great to partner once again with ProMX to broadcast the events free-to-air for all Australians.”
Added Motorcycling Australia CEO, Peter Doyle: “The level of professionalism in the ProMX paddock is extraordinary, and having a national broadcaster which lives and breathes motorsport in our corner has been one of the key drivers in the championship’s massive growth since its inception in 2021.
“SBS simply knows motorsport from all angles: the racing, the intrigue, the passion, the excitement, the stories behind the stories. That’s why we are thrilled that SBS will continue as the Official ProMX Broadcast Partner in 2025, showcasing Australia’s best riders on some classic venues.”
The task of delivering all the ProMX action once again falls to the talented team at AVE, which returns as ProMX TV production partner under the leadership of TV Director Matt Swaab.
Follow all of the SBS Sport social pages across Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube for the best action from the 2025 ProMX Championship.
HOW TO WATCH TRARALGON ROUND FOUR AUSTRALIA
ProMX TV livestream
(auspromx.com.au & ProMX Facebook page): Sunday, May 25: 9:55am-12:30pm AEST
ProMX TV Live
(SBS, SBS On-Demand and Stan Sport): Sunday, May 25: 1-4pm AEST
Also, catch up on ProMX anytime at SBS On Demand
INTERNATIONAL
Sky Sports NZ: Sunday, May 25: 1-4pm AEST
FIM.MOTO.TV
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Traralgon, VIC
Canberra
Queensland moto park, QLD
25th MAY, 2025
6th July, 2025
2nd-3Rd AUGUST, 2025
Your chance to compete at 3 rounds of PROMX!
Calling the next generation of racers!
2025 SERIES OFFICIALS
Richard MILLOTT
Derrek POOLE
Mark HANCOCK
Colin FOULDS
Mark THOMPSON
Margaret DAVENPORT
Scott LAING
Simon
Daryl
Peter
Alex YOUNG
Series Director
Series Steward
Series Race Director
Series Deputy Race Director
Series Clerk Of Course
Series Race Secretary
SERIES MEDICAL TEAM
RACE FLAGS & BOARDS
YELLOW FLAG
• Stationary on opening lap- no jumping permitted
• Stationary
• Waved Great danger, prepare to stop, no overtaking. A significant reduction in speed must be observed; therefore, jumps should not be attempted. (The waved yellow flag is superior to the stationary yellow flag)
BLUE FLAG
Waved - flag indicate a rider that they are about to be overtaken.
CHEQUERED FLAG
Waved - race or practice session is over.
BLACK FLAG
Riders whose number is shown with the flag must stop at the pits on the next lap.
RED FLAG
Waved - race or practice interrupted. Riders must return to the pits.
WHITE FLAG, RED CROSS FLAG - WAVED
Medical team is on track, procede with extreme caution, rider must roll each obstacle, no jumping, no overtaking
GREEN FLAG
The track is clear.
WHITE FLAG
Waved – slow moving intervention vehicle on track
LAST LAP BOARD
Indicates last lap of the race is about to commence
