The 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship continued at Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium, where the AUSX OPEN hosted round three in front of more than 20,000 fans. Check out the race-day links, results, standings and more in MotoOnline’s Racefeed feature.

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Geelong SX1 results:
1. Ken Roczen (Pipes Motorsports Group Suzuki)
2. Christian Craig (Delcon Civil Honda Racing)
3. Jo Shimoda (Honda HRC Progressive)
4. Austin Politelli (Delcon Civil Honda Racing)
5. Luke Clout (KTM Racing Team)
6. Cedric Soubeyras (Penrite Empire Kawasaki)
7. Jed Beaton (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha)
8. Aaron Tanti (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha)
9. Justin Barcia (Pipes Motorsports Group Suzuki)
10. Jorge Zaragoza (Stark Factory Racing)
11. Vince Friese (Stark Factory Racing)
12. Hayden Mellross (Wood Motorsport KTM)
13. Ryan Alexanderson (Penrite Empire Kawasaki)
14. Zac Watson (KTM Racing Team)
15. Liam Jackson (Raceline Husqvarna TDUB Racing Team)
16. Dylan Wills (Joe Rascal Racing Ducati)
17. Chandler Burns (Honda)
18. Brandon Steel (Honda)

Geelong SX2 results:
1. Cole Davies (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing)
2. Lux Turner (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha)
3. Cameron McAdoo (Delcon Civil Honda Racing)
4. Dylan Walsh (KTM Racing Team)
5. Max Anstie (MXRP Yamaha)
6. Kayd Kingsford (SCT Logistics Honda Racing)
7. Brodie Connolly (Delcon Civil Honda Racing)
8. Michael Hicks (Stark Factory Racing)
9. Thomas Wood (Wood Motorsport KTM)
10. Reid Taylor (JPM 360 Kawasaki)
11. Jack Chambers (PRMX Yamaha)
12. Ryder Kingsford (SCT Logistics Honda Racing)
13. Preston Masciangelo (MotoCoach Elite Honda Racing)
14. Brian Hsu (Stark Factory Racing)
15. Jake Rumens (Husqvarna)
16. Cambell Williams (Yamaha)
17. Noah Ferguson (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha)
18. Jake Cannon (JPM 360 Kawasaki)

AUSX SX1 championship points (after round three):
1. Christian Craig 182
2. Ken Roczen 150
3. Luke Clout 147
4. Cedric Soubeyras 137
5. Jorge Zaragoza 100
6. Austin Politelli 95
7. Vince Friese 94
8. Ryan Alexanderson 89
9. Aaron Tanti 87
10. Hayden Mellross 60
11. Brandon Steel 60
12. Zac Watson 59
13. Jo Shimoda 54
14. Liam Jackson 49
15. Reid Lehrer 44
16. Chandler Burns 43
17. Jed Beaton 40
18. Justin Barcia 36
19. Luke Zielinski 30
20. Joel Cigliano 22
21. Shaun Jennison 18
22. Dylan Wills 16

AUSX SX2 championship points (after round three):
1. Cameron McAdoo 152
2. Cole Davies 150
3. Lux Turner 138
4. Brodie Connolly 129
5. Max Anstie 119
6. Michael Hicks 106
7. Kayd Kingsford 100
8. Reid Taylor 86
9. Dylan Walsh 85
10. Ryder Kingsford 85
11. Thomas Wood 77
12. Noah Ferguson 68
13. Preston Masciangelo 61
14. Cambell Williams 51
15. Seth Burchell 46
16. Brian Hsu 42
17. Jack Chambers 41
18. Alex Larwood 34
19. Jayce Cosford 30
20. Jai Constantinou 25
21. Caleb Goullet 19
22. Jake Rumens 16
23. Connar Adams 16
24. Jake Cannon 8
25. Brock Flynn 4

Race report

The third round of the 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship, presented by Monster Energy, delivered a blockbuster at Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium for the AUSX Open international event, with Ken Roczen and Cole Davies claiming SX1 and SX2 victories, respectively, in front of over 20,000 fans.

The storied AUSX Open visited the southern Victorian venue for the first time in its 11-year history, attracting not only current Monster Energy Supercross 450SX champion Roczen and 250SX East title-holder Davies, but also high-profile internationals Jo Shimoda and Justin Barcia.

Kicking off the day, AUSX SX1 series leader Christian Craig (Quad Lock Honda) topped the timesheets with a 57.114s lap, just 0.130s faster than Auckland winner Roczen (Pipes Motorsports Group). Visiting American Barcia (Pipes Motorsports Group) was third fastest, with Jed Beaton (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha) the leading Australian in fourth.

Davies (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing) was the class of the SX2 field, claiming pole position with a 58.976s lap to finish ahead of MXRP Yamaha’s Max Anstie and Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha’s Lux Turner, setting the stage for the night’s racing.

When the gates dropped for the heat races, Roczen and Craig once again claimed SX1 victories, while Davies and Anstie led the way in SX2. Superpole was the only session remaining to determine gate selection for the leading SX1 riders.

The ever-electric SX1 Superpole session featured a mixture of top SX1 talent, with Aaron Tanti (Monster Energy CDR Yamaha) posting the sixth-fastest time ahead of Honda Racing’s Austin Politelli in fifth. Barcia and Shimoda secured fourth and third, respectively, while Roczen narrowly beat Craig to claim P1.

Kiwi sensation Davies was again untouchable across the three SX2 finals, cruising to victory on all three occasions as drama unfolded behind him. Amid the action was Turner, who secured second overall with a 2-2-3 scorecard, while Cameron McAdoo (Quad Lock Honda) completed the podium in third.

McAdoo now leads the AUSX SX2 standings with 152 points, just two clear of Davies in second on 150, while Turner sits third with 138.

Roczen recorded victories in Finals 1 and 2 before delivering another sublime performance in Final 3, securing the overall SX1 win with a 13.272-second margin. Craig finished second with consistent 2-2-2 results, while Shimoda’s trio of fourth-place finishes earned him third overall.

The updated SX1 standings see Craig maintain the lead with 182 points, followed by Roczen on 150 and Clout on 147.

In SMX Next, Jack Deveson (Monster Energy WBR Yamaha) was once again the rider to beat in Geelong, achieving victory one week after sweeping all three races in New Zealand. He finished ahead of Jack Nunn and Riley Burgess.

The SX85 Futures category delivered thrilling action in Geelong, with Nico Verhoeven (KTM) coming out on top ahead of Blake Bohannon (Yamaha) following an intense back-and-forth battle. Husqvarna-mounted Maxi Harris completed the podium in third.

The championship now heads west for Round 4, with Perth’s HBF Park set to host the penultimate round on November 14. With just one round remaining after Perth, the event will be crucial in shaping the SX1 and SX2 title battles ahead of the season finale in Newcastle.