For Eli Tomac, the foundation of his success isn’t built overnight, it comes from years of dedication, repetition, and a deep base of physical and mental conditioning. As he puts it: “My boot camp is my 15 years of base.” That kind of statement doesn’t just reflect confidence, it reflects accumulated experience, hundreds of hours…
The 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship (WSX) reaches a symbolic halfway point with perhaps its most compelling round yet: the Australian GP at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast, where a host of high-profile wildcard entries will share the track with established stars. Among them are Eli Tomac, Cooper Webb, Haiden Deegan, and Ken…
The World Supercross Championship has seen a lot, but when Ken Roczen Whenever something pops up, it automatically becomes interesting. Only this time it’s not about whips, speed, or some absurd last-lap maneuver—but about the question of…why the biggest name in the series is suddenly only competing in three races. Originally full-time—now only three stops: Buenos…
Luke Clout arrived in Paris with little preparation on a 250cc, but he quickly proved he was one of the standout SX2 riders of the weekend. The Australian came agonizingly close to securing the Prince of Paris crown, only for a first-turn pile-up in Sunday’s second moto to end his title hopes. Despite the disappointment,…
Hunter Lawrence’s homecoming to the AUSX Open proved to be both gratifying and challenging. After completing a rigorous off-season schedule that spanned Paris through to Australia, the two‐week whirlwind culminated in what was a deeply personal event for Hunter and his family. Though coming off as one of the favourites after last year’s win, he…
A Home-Soil Triumph Jett Lawrence has finally secured his first professional win on Australian soil, and it was emphatic. In front of a raucous crowd at the annual AUSX Open at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, he laid down a dominant performance, leaving little doubt he was the class of the field. The significance is two-fold: not…
As two of the most prominent names in motocross today, Jett and Hunter Lawrence have become synonymous not just with on-track success, but also with an exceptionally busy off-season. While many riders use the offseason to wind down, rest, or focus only on training, the Lawrence brothers take a different path and that path comes…
In the third and final main event, Hunter charged into the massive Paris whoops with a little too much throttle. As the front wheel dipped unexpectedly, his line wobbled, the rear spun, and the bike kicked him violently — sending him over the bars in a gut‑punch of an endo. It wasn’t a minor bobble….
Admittedly, Ken Roczen was not the victor at Round 2 of the 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship in Vancouver. Yet the result does not tell the full story — his speed throughout the night show was impressive and perhaps more telling than the finishing position. In an exclusive interview with Lewis Phillips for Vital MX,…
Eli Tomac has become a winner with KTM, less than two weeks after his partnership with the Austrian clan was announced. Tomac debuted at the second fixture of the 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship, Vancouver’s BC Place, and almost went perfect against his historic rival, Ken Roczen. Tomac, the current champion in WSX, looked competitive…