Suzuki Australia has joined the Boost Mobile AUSX Open, with global star Ken Roczen set to race at the Geelong event on 7 November. The partnership brings one of motorcycling’s most recognisable brands on board to AUSX.

The 2023 FIM World Supercross Championship has concluded at Marvel Stadium with Ken Roczen go back-to-back securing the 2023 WSX World Championship, while Max Anstie also emerged victorious in the 250 class.

Suzuki has a long history in motocross and Supercross competition, with decades of success at the highest level. That racing heritage will be represented at this year’s AUSX Open, with global Supercross star and Suzuki rider Ken Roczen already confirmed to compete in Geelong.Ken Roczen.

While Roczen’s participation and Suzuki Australia’s AUSX Open partnership are separate agreements, his appearance provides an obvious connection for Australian Suzuki and Supercross fans. AUSX Events Head of Partnerships & Motorsport Mick Sinclair said Suzuki’s involvement was another positive step for the event. “We’re really excited to welcome Suzuki Australia as a partner of the AUSX Open in 2026,” said Sinclair. “Suzuki is an iconic motorcycle brand with an incredible history in Supercross and motocross, and it’s great to have them represented at our biggest event of the year.“We want the AUSX Open to be an event that brings the entire motorcycle industry together, from the brands and riders through to the fans. Having Suzuki involved this year is another great addition.”

Suzuki Australia General Manager – Motorcycles Sean Sealey said the event provided an ideal opportunity for the brand to connect with Australian motorcycle and Supercross fans. “Suzuki has a long and proud history in motorcycle racing, and we’re excited to partner with the AUSX Open in 2026,” said Sealey. The AUSX Open brings together an incredibly passionate audience and some of the biggest names in Supercross, making it a natural event for Suzuki to be part of. With Ken Roczen also set to race in Geelong, there will certainly be plenty for Suzuki fans to get excited about.”Ken Roczen.

The 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship presented by Monster Energy will feature five rounds across Australia and New Zealand, beginning in Townsville before heading to Auckland, Geelong, Perth and Newcastle for the championship finale.

Alongside the racing, fans can expect the Monster Energy Fan Fest, freestyle motocross, rider signings, brand activations and live entertainment.

2026 AUSX Championship Calendar

Townsville, QLD — Queensland Country Bank Stadium — 3 October

Auckland, NZ — North Harbour Stadium — 31 October

Geelong, VIC — GMHBA Stadium — 7 November

Perth, WA — HBF Park — 14 November

Newcastle, NSW — McDonald Jones Stadium — 28 November — Grand Final

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