The Caloundra Motorcycle Centre CMC Racing Yamaha Team have traversed the country and made the long commute to Gippsland, Victoria for Round 4 of the 2025 ProMX Championship taking place at Taralgon on Sunday May 25th. 

With MX1 Top Privateer Levi Rogers once again leading the charge for the team heading into the black sands of Taralgon, the QLD based rider is excited for more success at Round 4 and pushing forward as the MX1 Privateer stand out in 2025. 

“Traralgon is a new track on the schedule for us, but from what I’ve seen it’s a loamy / black sand type of track and that is something I really enjoy. The team and I have been putting in a lot of work in the break between races and my focus is a fast outing in Super Pole tomorrow morning and two solid moto’s”, said Rogers. 

Returning from overseas and maintaining his Thailand MX2 Championship Red Plate, Sam Larsen heads into Taralgon with a renewed focus on ProMX.

“My progress overseas this season has been great and I’m excited this weekend to start translating that into what I’m capable of here in Australian ProMX. I need to improve my starts and early race track position so that starts in Qualifying tomorrow morning”, commented Larsen.

The CMC Racing Yamaha support riders of Addison Treeby, Hayden and Lachy Roche also continue their rookie seasons in ProMX with more gate drops and experience coming from Taralgon and Round 4 this weekend. 

Round 4 of the 2025 ProMX Championship takes place at the Traralgon Circuit in Victoria on Sunday 25th May. 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 Australia Racing Team continues to build momentum heading into Round 4 of the 2025 ProMX Championship at Taralgon, Victoria. As the final Home state race on the ProMX Calendar for the Melbourne based team, the familiar terrain of Taralgon in Gippsland provides an exciting backdrop for team riders to go after season best performances as the gates drop tomorrow. 

In the MX1 Class, Jack Simpson leads the charge on the All-New Triumph RC-450, continuing to develop the bike in collaboration with the Winner Motorcycles based program. 

Simpson, coming off a season best opening Moto at Gillman, is excited to go racing at Taralgon.

“I spent my childhood racing the Gippy MX events so Taralgon is a track surface I’m very comfortable with. I’ve been riding more consistently these past few weeks after Gillman with my training schedule and I’m starting to feel like I did riding in the USA over the last five years”, said Simpson.

“The Team has been patient with me adapting to the new bike and returning to racing in Australia and I’m excited to get after it this weekend and show what we are capable of here at Taralgon”, concluded Simpson. 

In the MX2 Class, Team mates Connor Adams and Thynan Kean continue to cut their teeth in the highly competitive MX2 Class this season aboard the Triumph TF250-X, with break out rides expected for both riders at the familiar confines of Taralgon.

Round 4 of the 2025 ProMX Championship takes place at the Traralgon Circuit in Victoria on Sunday 25th May. The event is broadcast across free-to-air coverage on SBS and streaming platform SBS On Demand along with the ProMX TV livestream coverage.

Jet Alsop comes into Taralgon and Round 4 of the 2025 ProMX Championship sitting 3rd in the MX3 Class Championship, with the Ride Red Honda rider looking to turn it up as the Championship reaches the half way point. 

With a plan to rebuild in 2025 after switching manufacturers, teams and creating an entire new program, the young Queensland base rider has achieved multiple podiums and established a solid points haul with 3rd in the Championship Standings. 

 “I’ve been vocal about rebuilding my program this season and staying consistent to start the Championship, which we have achieved so far”, said Alsop.

“The goal is to now start building on my race day intensity and starts so we can challenge for the lead positions as we hit the half way point of the Championship”. 

“I’ve had a great few weeks training with Ford Dale following Gillman and this is the best I’ve felt on the bike so far heading into Taralgon, I’m excited to go racing this weekend”, concluded Alsop. 

Round 4 of the 2025 ProMX Championship takes place at the Traralgon Circuit in Victoria on Sunday 25th May. The event is broadcast across free-to-air coverage on SBS and streaming platform SBS On Demand along with the ProMX TV livestream coverage.