# Moto News Weekly Wrap: August 25, 2025
## What’s New in the Moto World:
– **Expressions of Interest (EoI)** are now open for hosting the 2026-27 Hard Enduro & SuperEnduro, along with the 2027 Australian Four-Day Enduro (A4DE).
– Dean Wilson is back with Factory Honda for AUSX, aiming for another Australian Supercross Championship title.
– A total of 25 wildcards from Australia have been confirmed for the MXGP of Australia in September.
– Camden McLellan has extended his contract with Triumph Factory Racing.
– Deegan Fort has secured the 12-15 years 85cc WA State Motocross title.
– The **Honda ‘Vision to Victory’** campaign continues to inspire racers.
– The FIM Flat Track and Long Track World Championships have been riveting this week.
– Recaps from the Australian Hard Enduro Round Three and the 2025 6DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations provide in-depth insights.
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## EoI Now Open for 2026-27 Hard Enduro & SuperEnduro, 2027 A4DE
The door is now open for expressions of interest from qualified clubs and promoters eager to host a National Championship in Hard Enduro or Super Enduro from 2026-27, along with the 2027 Australian Four-Day Enduro. Interested parties need to submit their applications by **close of business on Monday, September 22, 2025**. Motorcycling Australia will follow up with additional details after expressions of interest are received.
[Access the Expression of Interest Form Here](#)
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## Dean Wilson & Factory Honda Return for AUSX
Excitement builds as Factory Honda officially announces Dean Wilson’s return for a fourth consecutive season. After clinching the 2023 Australian Supercross Championship, Wilson aims to add another title to his haul. The past year was monumental, marked by victories in the UK Arenacross and the Brazilian Supercross Championships.
> “It has been an amazing season winning my first UK Championship and claiming the Brazilian title. I want my second Australian title this year,” said Wilson.
Wilson just missed out on back-to-back titles last year, finishing as runner-up to teammate Joey Savatgy. With an impressive legacy of eight consecutive championships, expectations are sky-high for the Factory Honda team.
### AUSX Calendar
– **October 11:** Round 1 at Kayo Stadium, Redcliffe, QLD
– **October 12:** Round 2 at Kayo Stadium, Redcliffe, QLD
– **October 25:** Round 3 at Sharks Stadium, Cronulla, Sydney, NSW
– **November 22:** Round 4 at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC
– **November 28-30:** Round 5 at a venue in Adelaide, SA
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## 25 Aussie Wildcards Confirmed for MXGP of Australia in September
The anticipation grows for the MXGP of Australia, scheduled for **September 19-21** in Darwin, with 25 talented local wildcards confirmed. The wildcards have been drawn from the 2025 Penrite ProMX Championship, showcasing local talent.
This event promises a thrilling return for the FIM Motocross World Championship to Australian soil and gives local riders the chance to shine, reminiscent of former Australian legends Andrew McFarlane and Michael Byrne.
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## Camden McLellan Extends Triumph Factory Racing Contract
In exciting news, Triumph Factory Racing has confirmed a two-year contract extension for Camden McLellan, allowing him to compete in the FIM MX2 World Championship aboard the TF 250-X until the end of 2027. McLellan’s impressive performances have seen him climb the ranks, recently securing multiple podium finishes, including a runner-up spot in Sardinia.
> “It’s an honor to continue with Triumph Factory Racing. We have built a solid foundation and I aim to become the MX2 World Champion,” expresses McLellan.
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## Deegan Fort Clinches 12-15 Years 85cc WA State MX Title
GYTR Yamaha Junior Racing’s Deegan Fort has emerged triumphant, winning the 12-15 years 85cc WA State Motocross championship despite injury struggles. After a significant crash at the ProMX round in Warwick, Fort returned with impressive results, securing the championship with a strong performance.
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## FIM Flat Track World Championship – Round Four Scheessel Wrap
Defending champion Sammy Halbert showcased his skill in a brilliant performance at Round Four of the FIM Flat Track World Championship in Scheessel. Halbert achieved victory in all heats and took the Grand Final, showcasing his exemplary racing style and solidifying his title contention.
**Round Four Highlights:**
– Halbert’s performance allowed him to narrow the gap to the championship leader.
– A collision in the Grand Final impacted some of the title contenders, intensifying the title fight as the series nears its end.
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## Australian Hard Enduro Round Three – Hillstorm Challenge Report
The Hillstorm Challenge proved to be thrilling, with Wade Ibrahim taking the overall victory in Round Three of the Australian Hard Enduro Championship. The prologue and race day featured challenges including sandy stretches, steep ascents, and obstacles to challenge even the most seasoned riders.
1. **Gold Class Results:**
– Wade Ibrahim
– Ruben Chadwick
– Anthony Solar
A standout performance also came from 15-year-old Alex Dunlea, who stepped up to the senior class, impressively finishing ninth in the main race.
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## 2025 6DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations – Day One & Day Two Wrap
Day Two of the 6DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations saw Italy surge into the overall lead while also demonstrating dominance in the Junior World Trophy class. Meanwhile, the United States maintained their lead in the MOTOREX Women’s World Trophy.
### Standout Performers:
– Spain’s Josep Garcia dominated individual rankings, showing exceptional consistency.
– Australia made significant progress, positioning themselves firmly in the race for the top.
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## 2025 AMA Pro Motocross Round 11 – Budds Creek Rider Quotes
The 2025 AMA Pro Motocross Championship concluded at Budds Creek, where Haiden Deegan marked a spectacular end to his season.
### Key Riders:
– **Jett Lawrence:** Secured his ninth overall victory, highlighting his powerful season.
– **Hunter Lawrence:** Followed closely behind, completing a historic sibling 1-2.
> “I wanted to end the season on a high note, and I’m thrilled to have achieved that,” remarked Deegan.
As the season wraps up, focus shifts toward the SMX Playoffs, where thrilling competition awaits.
*Stay tuned for more thrilling updates as the motocross season continues to unfold.*
Priyam Gera