Express: 2025 ProMX Rd1 Wonthaggi | Presented by FLY Racing
MotoOnline.com.au Podcast Network
It's been labelled one of the very best Australian motocross events of all-time and on-track the competition was also next-level, with Jed Beaton (MX1) and Brodie Connolly (MX2) standing atop the 2025 Wonthaggi ProMX podiums. Recap all of the action – including MX3, MXW's FIM Oceania Cup and MX85 – with Nic Still and Trent Maher in MotoOnline’s Express Podcast presented by FLY Racing, available now across the leading platforms. For complete information on FLY Racing, or stop in at your local retailer.
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Weekend: 2025 ProMX Rd1 Wonthaggi
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Following a hard-fought first round of ProMX 2025, hear from Jed Beaton, Ryder Kingsford, Regan Duffy, Brodie Connolly, Kyle Webster, Noah Ferguson and Rhys Budd to learn more about their Weekend in our interview podcast.
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MXtoday: ProMX 2025 Preview Show
MotoOnline.com.au Podcast Network
In this special edition of MXtoday, it's MotoOnline's extended ProMX 2025 Preview Show as we look ahead to the upcoming eight-round series that will take off this weekend at Wonthaggi. Nic Still and Alex Gobert – this week joined by Dylan Wills, Kane Taylor and Trent Maher – open the conversations that matter in our MXtoday Podcast, just released across the leading platforms.
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In Brief: Luke Clout talks 2025 intentions
MotoOnline.com.au Podcast Network
As a former ProMX champion, Luke Clout can never be discounted entering a new season. With Wonthaggi's 2025 opener looming next weekend, Clout enters his second term with the Empire Kawasaki team in a position to capitalise on his KX450 experience of the past year, motivated to make the series count this time around. MotoOnline's Nic Still spoke to the now 30-year-old In Brief about his intentions for the series ahead.
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MXtoday AUS: 10
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A pure bench-racing session, with a share of off-road discussion in between, as the countdown for Penrite ProMX 2025 continues. Nic Still and Alex Gobert open the conversations that matter in our MXtoday Podcast, just released across the leading platforms.
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MXtoday Podcast: 8
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One month out from ProMX 2025's season-opening round, Nic Still and Alex Gobert open the conversations that matter in our MXtoday Podcast, just released across the leading platforms.
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MXtoday Podcast: 7
MotoOnline.com.au Podcast Network
Deep into the 2025 pre-season and with American Supercross already in full swing, we're back for the new year. Nic Still and Alex Gobert open the conversations that matter in our MXtoday Podcast, just released across the leading platforms.
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MXtoday Podcast: 50
MotoOnline.com.au Podcast Network
It's finally the 'off-season' in our sport as the festive season nears and for this week, MotoOnline visits a whole range of engaging topics as we navigate our way toward the new year. Nic Still and Alex Gobert open the conversations that matter in our MXtoday Podcast, just released across the leading platforms.
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In Brief: Jake Cannon on EMX250 challenge
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Fresh from clinching the Australian MX3 championship and a competitive AUSX season, Honda Racing rider Jake Cannon has enjoyed a convincing 2024 campaign. The 17-year-old will embark on Europe in 2025 to enter EMX250 with Bud Racing Kawasaki, and we called him during AUSX to get his take on the opportunity and a bunch more topics. Available across the leading podcast platforms.
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Express: 2024 AUSX Open Melbourne
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It's been recognised as the biggest event in Australian supercross history with over 43,000 fans in attendance at Marvel Stadium for AUSX Open 2024. Packed with drama that you couldn't script, in the end it was a race that saw Hunter Lawrence edge his way to the round win, as Joey Savatgy (SX1) and Shane McElrath (SX2) were crowned this year's champions. Recap all of the action with Nic Still and Trent Maher in MotoOnline’s Express podcast, available now across the leading platforms.
info_outlineIt's been recognised as the biggest event in Australian supercross history with over 43,000 fans in attendance at Marvel Stadium for AUSX Open 2024. Packed with drama that you couldn't script, in the end it was a race that saw Hunter Lawrence edge his way to the round win, as Joey Savatgy (SX1) and Shane McElrath (SX2) were crowned this year's champions. Recap all of the action with Nic Still and Trent Maher in MotoOnline’s Express podcast, available now across the leading platforms.