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Ryan Nitzen
by: Ryan Nitzen
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The World Supercross Championship completed its series with the Australian Grand Prix inside Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, on November 25. Both WSX (450cc) and SX2 (250cc) titles were up for grabs at the series finale, with Ken Roczen and Max Anstie taking the respective crowns. Highlights WSX It was a winner-take-all scenario in the WSX division, as Joey Savatgy (Rick Ware Racing) led the overall points going in, with only 19 points separating the top four contenders. Roczen, the defending champion, remained close in the standings and set the fastest times in both the qualifying an ...
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The World Supercross Championship completed its series with the Australian Grand Prix inside Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, on November 25. Both WSX (450cc) and SX2 (250cc) titles were up for grabs at the series finale, with Ken Roczen and Max Anstie taking the respective crowns. Highlights WSX It was a winner-take-all scenario in the WSX division, as Joey Savatgy (Rick Ware Racing) led the overall points going in, with only 19 points separating the top four contenders. Roczen, the defending champion, remained close in the standings and set the fastest times in both the qualifying an ...
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