WMX Championship Finale Recap: Key Insights from Motocross Showdown
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This weekend marked the culmination of the 2025 AMA Pro Motocross Championship, featuring the sixth and final round of the Women’s Motocross (WMX) Championship. After a season of intense competition, the racers prepared for a crucial makeup moto on Peacock, following an earlier cancellation at Thunder Valley due to adverse weather conditions.
Moto Results
In a dramatic double-header format, the early rounds set the stage for today’s final showdown.
First Moto:
- Winner: Charli Cannon
- Notable Moments: Kyleigh Stallings secured the holeshot, but a mid-race crash affected her momentum, ultimately resulting in a fifth-place finish. After battling with Stallings, Cannon seized the lead and maintained control, finishing approximately 8 seconds ahead of Lachlan Turner, who recovered from an early crash. Jordan Jarvis completed the podium in third, with Mikayla Nielsen rounding out the top five.
Second Moto:
- Winner: Lachlan Turner
- Performance Analysis: Once again, Stallings started strong with a holeshot. However, after a brief misstep, Turner capitalized on Cannon’s mistakes to secure the win, demonstrating resilience and strategic racing. Jarvis narrowly avoided a late challenge from Nielsen, finishing third by a mere 0.13 seconds.
Championship Standings Before Final Moto
As the competitors prepare for the decisive third moto, the standings reflect the consistency and tenacity of the top racers:
- Lachlan Turner: 2-1
- Charli Cannon: 1-2
- Jordan Jarvis: 3-3
- Mikayla Nielsen: 4-4
- Kyleigh Stallings: 5-5
With the championship title on the line, all eyes will be on the final gate drop, where the 2025 Women’s Motocross Champion will be crowned and handed the prestigious #1 plate.
As the excitement builds for the last race, the WMX field remains eager to witness who will emerge victorious in this showcase of skill and determination.
