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A rebranded World Supercross Championship has officially revealed its 2025 schedule, confirming a five-round calendar that will visit Malaysia, Argentina, Canada, Australia and South Africa between October-December.

The base series structure was leaked last month following a London-based WSX Latitude Summit inclusive of the six remaining teams and stakeholders of the series, which has now been formalized minus a tentative Costa Rican event. A planned British GP was also recently dropped.

WSX will enter the upcoming season with a significant brand overhaul, under Bia Sports Group ownership led by Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and Juan Sartori. The SX Global organization’s CEO remains Tom Burwell, tasked with turning the fortunes of the FIM-governed series around following a mixed three seasons since initially being launched by its previous investment group in 2022.

“The 2025 calendar is a defining moment for World Supercross, as we continue to push the sport to new territories and audiences,” Burwell commented. “Expanding into new regions like Malaysia, Argentina and South Africa, alongside returning to key markets like Canada and Australia, highlights our vision to make supercross a truly global spectacle. Delivering elite supercross racing to five continents for the first time is a huge moment – this will be the biggest and best season yet.”

Season 2025 will commence on October 18 in Kuala Lumpur, at Stadium Merdeka, marking WSX’s first-ever round in Malaysia, and to be promoted by Data Sukan Sdn Bhd. From there, the championship heads to Buenos Aires City, Argentina, on November 8 at the Oscar and Juan Galvez Racetrack, promoted by EDV Entertainment.

Vancouver, Canada, will see the series return to BC Place on November 15, followed by the Australian GP at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast on November 29 – notable clashing with the final round of the domestic Australian Supercross Championship (AUSX) finals in Adelaide.

The 2025 season concludes with a historic South African GP in Cape Town on December 13 at the DHL Stadium, promoted by Showtime Management, and making it five separate continents that WSX will be hosted in this year.

2025 World Supercross Championship calendar:
Rd1 – October 18 – Malaysian GP, Kuala Lumpur (Stadium Merdeka)
Rd2 – November 8 – Buenos Aires City GP, Argentina (Oscar and Juan Gálvez Racetrack)
Rd3 – November 15 – Canadian GP, Vancouver (BC Place)
Rd4 – November 29 – Australian GP, Gold Coast (Cbus Super Stadium)
Rd5 – December 13 – South African GP, Cape Town (DHL Stadium)