Round two of the 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship has been run and won at Auckland’s North Harbour Stadium in New Zealand. Check our race-day links, results, standings and more in MotoOnline’s Racefeed feature.

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Overall results

Auckland SX1 results:
1. Ken Roczen (Pipes Motorsports Group Suzuki)
2. Christian Craig (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
3. Luke Clout (KTM Racing Team)
4. Cedric Soubeyras (Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki)
5. Aaron Tanti (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha)
6. Austin Politelli (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
7. Vince Friese (Stark Factory Racing)
8. Ryan Alexanderson (Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki)
9. Liam Jackson (Raceline Husqvarna TDUB Racing Team)
10. Chandler Burns (Honda)
11. Jorge Zaragoza (Stark Factory Racing)
12. Brandon Steel (Honda)
13. Zac Watson (KTM Racing Team)
14. Reid Lehrer (GASGAS)

Auckland SX2 results:
1. Cole Davies (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing)
2. Cameron McAdoo (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
3. Ryder Kingsford (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
4. Brodie Connolly (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
5. Max Anstie (MXRP Yamaha)
6. Kayd Kingsford (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
7. Michael Hicks (Stark Factory Racing)
8. Lux Turner (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha)
9. Alex Larwood (Cardo Systems Honda Racing)
10. Reid Taylor (JPM 360 Kawasaki)
11. Dylan Walsh (KTM Racing Team)
12. Thomas Wood (Wood Motorsport KTM)
13. Noah Ferguson (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha)
14. Seth Burchell (Monster Energy WBR Yamaha)
15. Cambell Williams (Yamaha)
16. Preston Masciangelo (MotoCoach Elite Honda Racing)
17. Jayce Cosford (JPM 360 Kawasaki)
18. Jack Chambers (PRMX Yamaha)

Australian SX1 championship points (Auckland only):
1. Ken Roczen 75
2. Christian Craig 66
3. Luke Clout 60
4. Cedric Soubeyras 52
5. Aaron Tanti 50
6. Austin Politelli 44
7. Vince Friese 41
8. Ryan Alexanderson 36
9. Liam Jackson 32
10. Chandler Burns 29
11. Jorge Zaragoza 28
12. Brandon Steel 25
13. Zac Watson 24
14. Reid Lehrer 24

Australian SX2 championship points (Auckland only):
1. Cole Davies 75
2. Cameron McAdoo 66
3. Ryder Kingsford 56
4. Brodie Connolly 49
5. Max Anstie 45
6. Kayd Kingsford 41
7. Michael Hicks 38
8. Lux Turner 36
9. Alex Larwood 34
10. Reid Taylor 33
11. Dylan Walsh 31
12. Thomas Wood 27
13. Noah Ferguson 25
14. Seth Burchell 22
15. Cambell Williams 19
16. Preston Masciangelo 17
17. Jayce Cosford 11
18. Jack Chambers 11

Race report

Round 2 of the 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship, presented by Monster Energy, delivered an action-packed night of racing at Auckland’s North Harbour Stadium, with international stars Ken Roczen and Cole Davies claiming the SX1 and SX2 overall victories, respectively, in front of almost 18,000 fans.

The current Monster Energy Supercross 450SX champion Roczen (Pipes Motorsports Group) and reigning 250SX East champion Davies brought further firepower to an already stacked field, presenting a significant challenge for the championship’s regular contenders as supercross made its return to New Zealand.

Their presence was felt immediately at the highly-technical Auckland racetrack, with Roczen clocking the fastest SX1 qualifying time via a 50.246s lap-time, edging out Townsville winner Christian Craig (Quad Lock Honda) and KTM Racing Team’s Luke Clout in the process.

In the SX2 division, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Davies was in a league of his own, capturing P1 in qualifying with a 51.626s time – which was over half a second clear of MXRP Yamaha’s Max Anstie. Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha’s Lux Turner completed the top three.

Roczen and Craig split the SX1 Heat Races, with Craig leading teammate Austin Politelli and Stark Factory Racing’s Vince Friese in Heat 1, while Roczen beat Cedric Soubeyras (Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki) and Clout in Heat 2. All six riders earned a position into Superpole.

Quad Lock Honda’s Kayd Kingsford won SX2 Heat 1 ahead of his brother and teammate, reigning SX2 champion Ryder Kingsford, with Michael Hicks (Stark Factory Racing) completing the top three. Davies continued his winning form in Heat 2, finishing ahead of Turner and Cameron McAdoo (Quad Lock Honda).

The ever-entertaining, one-lap Superpole dash featured the top three finishers from each SX1 Heat Race, with Clout holding the benchmark time until Roczen recorded a blazing 50.085s lap to claim P1. Clout settled for second, ahead of Craig in third.

The electric Triple Crown finals format featured three races in each of the SX1 and SX2 divisions, with riders’ results tallied across all three gate drops to determine the overall positions for the event.

Davies maintained his perfect record in the SX2 division, sweeping all three races to secure the overall victory in front of his home New Zealand fans. McAdoo was second thanks to 2-2-2 results, leading defending number one Ryder Kingsford to complete the podium.

Roczen was also perfect across the three races, fending off challenges from Craig – who finished second – to reign supreme in the SX1 category. Clout was third overall on the night, maintaining his standing as a title challenger following two rounds of Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross competition.

In SMX Next, Jack Deveson (Monster Energy WBR Yamaha) was the rider to beat throughout the three-race format, sweeping the division with a 1-1-1 scorecard ahead of Riley Burgess and Jack Nunn.

The championship now heads back across the Tasman to Australia, with Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium set to host Round 3 on November 7. With the title battles continuing to take shape across both divisions, another action-packed night awaits at the coveted AUSX Open.