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Kawasaki wraps up ProMX season with strong finale as McCutcheon secures MXW championship podium finish

Kawasaki Motors Australia press release:

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The 2026 Penrite ProMX Championship concluded at Queensland Moto Park (QMP) over the weekend, with Kawasaki-supported Team Green riders signing off the season with solid performances across the MX1, MX2 and MXW categories. Headlining the weekend was Taylah McCutcheon, who secured second position in the 2026 MXW Championship aboard her KX250, capping off another standout season.

Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki’s Ryan Alexanderson – who was called in mid-season to replace the injured Dean Ferris – capped off another impressive outing aboard the KX450, recording consistent 5-5 moto finishes to claim fifth overall in Kawasaki MX1.
Alongside him, promising young Queenslander Brad West continued his return to racing. After finishing 18th in moto one, he elected to sit out the final race of the season as he continues to work his way back to full fitness.

Queensland-based JPM 360 Kawasaki rounded out the MX2 season with another competitive showing, Taylah McCutcheon completed another successful MXW campaign with third overall for the round, securing an outstanding second position in the final standings aboard her KX250.
Teammate Jayce Cosford, who finished seventh overall to secure 10th in the final championship standings. Madoc Dixon crossed the line 12th overall at QMP, ending the season 11th in the MX2 standings.

Japanese standout Haruki Yokoyama was once again in the mix throughout the weekend, putting himself in strong positions with impressive starts. A sixth-place finish in moto one helped the KX250 rider secure eighth overall at Queensland Moto Park, matching his final championship position.

With the 2026 Penrite ProMX Championship now complete, the Kawasaki-supported Team Green riders close out another competitive season and turn their attention to preparations for the upcoming AUSX Supercross Championship and season 2027 ahead.

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