The Caloundra Motorcycle Centre (CMC Racing) Yamaha Team were rewarded after a season of hard work and perseverance, when MX1 Privateer standout Levi Rogers stormed to 3rd in the final MX1 Moto of the 2025 ProMX Championship. 

As both a career best finish for Rogers and the Sunshine Coast based team, the celebrations coincided with a special memorial round for the late Joel Evans, where the team ran blacked out bikes in memory of the number 81.

In the MX1 Class, Rogers was strong all weekend, taking our 4th in the MX1 SuperPole session as the fastest Privateer, before putting together 6-3 Moto finishes for a season and career best 4th Overall. With a strong performance at QMP, Rogers was also able to secure 7th in the MX1 Championship for the 2025 season.

“The team and I have been working hard all year and I’m so happy to be able to finish strong like this at the end of the Championship.”

“I know my speed is there and I was really feeling confident all weekend, so to reward myself and everyone for their hard work this year feels great”, commented Rogers. 

In the MX2 Class, Sam Larsen continued to persevere through what has been a challenging season, the Sunshine Coast local excited to now switch his focus to the upcoming Supercross Championship. 

In the MX3 Class, the CMC Yamaha trio of team riders held a solid presence across the last few Rounds of the Championship.

Hayden Downie navigated mechanical issues in Moto 1, pushing for a day best 14th place in Moto 2, with Lachie Roache successfully Qualifying for his 4th straight MX3 Class Championship appearance to finish the season.

Returning from injury at Toowoomba, Addison Treeby was able to Qualify straight into the MX3 Championship class races with a day best 28th place in the Opening Moto. Unfortunately unable to replicate that same success at QMP, Treeby barely missed Qualifying in the highly competitive MX3 field across 2 groups of riders and will take the experience from the last 2 ProMX Rounds into 2026. 

Winner Triumph Racing Australia rider Jack Simpson took a huge step forward at the Final Round of the 2025 ProMX Championship at QMP. Finding speed and intensity, Simpson was able to Qualify into the MX1 SuperPole session for the first time this season on the Triumph TF 450-RC, where he posted the 10th fastest time heading into the Championship gate drops. 

In the Opening MX1 Class Moto, Simpson held great track position for the majority of the Moto, battling for 7th position and holding strong in his best performance this season. An unfortunate crash late in the Moto ended Simpson’s day, with a trip to RaceSafe to assess a badly tweaked thumb.

“Today was bittersweet as I found the speed and intensity I know I’m capable of”.

“We made some bike changes with the suspension to be firmer and it was up to me to twist the throttle and show what I’m capable of, which I was comfortable doing until the crash”.

“I want to thank the entire Winner Triumph Racing Australia Team for everything in the 2025 ProMX Championship, it’s been a great return to Professional racing in Australia for me”, said Simpson.

In the MX2 Class, new team signing Deacon Paice was unfortunately struck down with the flu and unable to compete on Sunday, whilst Thynan Kean was able to finish with another points scoring ride in 19th Overall.

Pulling double duty, Connar Adams decided to ride both classes in an Iron Man performance, where a strong points scoring performance in the Opening MX1 Moto lead to 21st Overall.

“Between my finger injury and then being sick at Toowoomba I have not had much at the races lately and I really enjoy the track at QMP, so I figured why not race both classes”.

“18th in the MX1 Moto was a season highlight for me and I really enjoyed riding the Triumph 450, it was a great way to finish the Championship”, commented Adams. 

The Winner Triumph Racing Australia team now looks forward to the upcoming Australian Supercross Championship kicking off at Kayo Stadium, QLD in late October. 

Ride Red Honda JPM Racing Team rider Jet Alsop completed his comeback ProMX season by securing 2nd in the MX3 Class Championship at QMP. In a remarkable turn of events, Alsop was forced to endure pain throughout the days racing after a crash in Qualifying forced the Sunshine Coast based rider to push through a badly bruised lower back to finish the Championship on the podium.

Alsop hit the track with his trademark speed the MX3 field have become accustomed to in the latter half of the season. Setting the fastest time in his Qualifying group and going fior the overall fastest time on his final hot lap, Alsop would crash in a fast section of the QMP track, coming down heavily on his back. 

With swelling and lower back pain stiffening up overnight, Alsop was faced with the arduous task heading into Moto 1 on Sunday with a lack of mobility and the need for points to secure the Championship podium.

“My lower back pain made it almost impossible to ride at speed this morning and that was frustrating in Moto 1. 

“I knew I had to lock down 2nd in the Championship in the Opening Moto and with a 12th position we got the job done.”

“With that weight off my shoulders I was almost done for the day thinking about sitting out Moto 2. I decided I wasn’t going out like that after my comeback this season, so I geared up and toughed out a 3rd position to finish the Championship strong”. 

With 12-3 Moto Scores, Alsop finished 6th Overall for the Final Round and 2nd in the 2025 MX3 Class Championship. 

Jet Alsop now moves his focus to the Darwin MXGP as a MX2 Wildcard along with the upcoming Australian Supercross Championship.