Following a stellar debut on the Ride Red Honda CRF250R at Wonthaggi for the Opening Round of the 2025 ProMX Championship, Jet Alsop now heads to Appin, NSW, with the natural terrain ruts and hills of the Macarthur Motorcycle Club the next challenge on the calendar.

Starting out his MX3 Championship campaign with 3rd Overall at Wonthaggi, Alsop executed on a game plan to leave the sands of Wonthaggi with a solid base and points in the bank.

“We had a game plan coming into Wonthaggi and I’m happy we were able to execute that and be on the podium”.

“The weeks after Wonthaggi have been great. We spent more time testing and developing the bike with the Jed Parsons MX Development team and I have been riding as many different tracks as possible, focusing on deep ruts in anticipation of the conditions at Appin”

“This year is all about getting momentum back and the feeling that I’ve been missing on the bike and at the races, so my goal for Appin is to do more of the same from wonthaggi. If we can do that, I know I can be competitive to challenge for podiums and moto wins with good track position”, commented Alsop.

With a core group of sponsors complementing the Honda Ride Red support program and Jed Parsons MX Development infrastructure, Alsop continues to build towards an MX3 Championship run in 2025. 

The Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki Team (Empire Kawasaki) eagerly await the gate drop from Round 2 of the 2025 ProMX Championship, taking place at Appin, NSW, with MX1 star Luke Clout and MX2 contender Ryan Alexanderson ready to tackle the ruts and technical hills of the Macarthur Motorcycle Club.

In the MX1 Class, Luke Clout looks to build on the momentum from Round 1 at Wonthaggi, where he claimed 3rd Overall to kickstart his ProMX Championship Campaign.

“We are in a great position compared to this time last year, leaving Wonthaggi with a podium has set the tone for the season”, commented Clout. 

“I love the ruts and hills of Appin and NSW is my home state. The goal was to leave Wonthaggi with solid points and we achieved that, now it’s time to get after it and show the speed I have to challenge for wins”, concluded Clout.

In MX2, new signing Ryan Alexanderson is out for redemption after a tale of what could have been on his debut ride for Empire Kawasaki.

“Considering I was a late addition to the team to fill in for Cambell Williams and his injury, I was happy with my speed at Round 1”, said Alexanderson.

“With that being said, the bike is great and I feel I have a point to prove this weekend to show I belong as a contender in the MX2 Class”, said Alexanderson.

With the MXW Class skipping this round, Taylah McCutcheon will return to action at Gillman SA, for Round 3 of the Championship.

The Penrite Racing GO24 Team Green Kawasaki squad, under the management of Brett Metcalfe, will also look to build on their debut at Wonthaggi.

“It was great to debut our program at Wonthaggi and have a shake down”, said Metcalfe. 

“Now all of our riders have a few gate drops in the bank, I’m excited to see what we can achieve at Appin and continue building the Team Green support and presence for the next generation of riders”, concluded Metcalfe. 

Round 2 of the 2025 ProMX Championship will take place at the Macarthur Motorcycle Club and the Appin Circuit in VNSW, on Sunday April 13th. The event is broadcast across free-to-air coverage on SBS and streaming platform SBS On Demand along with the ProMX TV livestream coverage.

The Winner Triumph Racing Team will venture to the hills and technical ruts of the Macarthur Motorcycle Club for Round 2 of the 2025 ProMX Championship taking place at Appin, NSW on Sunday April 13th.

Following the team debut on Triumph machinery at Wonthaggi, the lead up to Round 2 at Appin has provided opportunity for additional seat time, testing and development across the team roster of riders. 

In the MX1 Class, Jack Simpson returns to Appin for the first time in a decade aboard the All-New Triumph RC-450.

“I love Appin and have had a lot of success there over my career. One of my highlight victories in ProMX occurred at this track in 2013, so I am eager to return to the natural terrain and high speed conditions that I will suit my riding style”, commented Simpson.

“The team and I have made a lot of progress with the bike since Wonthaggi and I look forward to continuing to learn the new bike and establish a solid foundation for the remainder of the Championship”, concluded Simpson. 

Seth Jacskon will aim to land in the MX1 points scoring positions at Appin, building off a career best day at Wonthaggi to kickstart the 2025 ProMX Championship.

In the MX2 Class, Connar Adams and Thynan Kean will take the Triumph TF250-X to the wide-open hills of Appin with the goal of more points scoring finishes.

Both riders demonstrated great speed and track position at Wonthaggi, with Kean looking to emulate the same formula that landed him in 15th Overall, whilst Adams aims to improve track position in the opening laps and consistency to maximise his scoring potential.

Round 2 of the 2025 ProMX Championship will take place at the Macarthur Motorcycle Club and the Appin Circuit in NSW, on Sunday April 13th. The event is broadcast across free-to-air coverage on SBS and streaming platform SBS On Demand along with the ProMX TV livestream coverage.