Cedric Soubeyras narrowly missed another podium at round two of the 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship in Auckland, finishing fourth overall as Kawasaki-supported Team Green continued its SX1 and SX2 campaigns. Press: KMA

SX2 Qualy at 2026 Supercross Championship
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The 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship headed across the Tasman to Auckland’s North Harbour Stadium for round two, with Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki’s Cedric Soubeyras leading the Team Green charge with a strong performance in the premier SX1 category.

SX2 Qualy at 2026 Supercross Championship
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Fresh from a podium debut at the opening round in Townsville, the French rider continued to demonstrate competitive pace aboard his KX450, recording consistent finishes of 4-5-4 across the three main events to secure fourth overall.

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Soubeyras narrowly missed another podium appearance, but his consistency keeps him firmly in the fight as the championship progresses. Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki teammate Ryan Alexanderson also continued his SX1 campaign aboard the KX450. Alexanderson finished eighth overall in Auckland, recording ninth-place results in two of the main events as he continues working towards greater consistency in the competitive premier class.

SX2 Practice at 2026 Supercross Championship
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Queensland-based JPM 360 Kawasaki was also represented in the SX2 category, with Jayce Cosford aboard his KX250. It proved to be a challenging outing for Cosford, who finished 17th overall as he looks to bounce back at the upcoming rounds. With Auckland now behind them, the teams have little time to regroup, with the championship returning to Australia this weekend for round three at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong, Victoria. The Geelong event will also feature the coveted AUSX Open, adding another major occasion to the 2026 championship calendar.

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