Team Green’s MX1 charger had the legs on the field but couldn’t convert, while West and the MX2 brigade gave plenty of reason for optimism
Canberra’s hardpack chopped up into ruts and square edges for round two of the 2026 Penrite ProMX Championship, and Team Green’s day had a bit of everything. The headline speed came from Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki’s Dean Ferris, who clocked the second-fastest lap in a rough and technical MX1 race two on the KX450 and looked every bit a contender. The stopwatch told one story, the results sheet another, with untimely spills in both motos leaving him eighth overall and fourth in the championship as the series leaves the capital.
Brad West took a clear step forward, banking 12th overall and, more importantly, spending quality time at the sharp end in race two. He latched onto the lead pace early, even sitting inside the podium positions for a spell, which is the kind of frontline experience that tends to pay off as the year rolls on.
JPM 360 Kawasaki found traction in MX2. Ryan Alexanderson’s tidy 5-3 card had him knocking on the door of the overall podium in fourth and nudged him up to sixth in the standings, a solid return from a track that punished mistakes. Teammate Jayce Cosford continued his climb back from off-season shoulder surgery, posting 11-15 for 14th overall, the sort of building-block weekend that keeps momentum ticking.
One rider who turned heads was Kawasaki Team Green NZ’s Madoc Dixon. He stormed through the MX2 pack in moto one to grab fourth, just a second shy of the box, and wrapped the round seventh overall while showing genuine front-running pace. Japanese crowd-pleaser Haruki Yokoyama kept it steady with a 14-10 tally for 12th overall on the KX250, part of a healthy contingent with no fewer than 10 Team Green-supported riders lining up in the ACT.
For the Kawasaki’s crew it was a mixed bag that hinted at bigger things to come as ProMX heads to Gillman, SA for round 3 on May 10.
ProMx Results
MX1
1st Jed Beaton – 50
2nd Kyle Webster – 44
3rd Aaron Tanti – 40
4th Wilson Todd – 34
5th Todd Waters – 30
6th Zac Watson – 28
7th Luke Zelinkski – 25
8th Dean Ferris – 24
9th Jacob Sweet – 18
10th Connor Rossandich – 18
1st Kayd Kingsford – 47
2nd Dylan Walsh – 38
3rd Byron Dennis – 38
4th Ryan Alexanderson – 36
5th Alex Larwood – 30
6th Ryder Kingsford – 26
7th Madoc Dixon – 26
8th Jett Alsop – 25
9th Noah Ferguson – 24
10th Koby Hantis – 23
1st Hayden Draper – 50
2nd Riley Burgess – 40
3rd Cooper Rowe – 34
4th Hayden Downie – 31
5th Jobe Dunne – 29
6th Heath Davy – 27
7th Seth Thomas – 27
8th Jack Ellingham – 26
9th Heath Fisher – 25
10th Jackson Fuller – 22MX85cc
1st Blake Bohannon – 50
2nd Liam Millard – 35
3rd Koby Binnion – 34
4th Lewis- Jay Carafa
5th Jayce StockerProMX Championship Standings After Round two
MX1
1st Jed Beaton – 100
2nd Kyle Webster – 86
3rd Aaron Tanti – 72
4th Dean Ferris – 66
5th Todd Waters – 64
6th Wilson Todd – 63
7th Zac Watson – 55
8th Luke Zelinski – 53
9th Liam Jackson – 37
10th Nathan Crawford – 33
MX2
1st Kayd Kingsford – 83
2nd Alex Larwood – 80
3rd Byron Dennis – 78
4th Dylan Walsh – 78
5th Noah Ferguson – 58
6th Ryan Alexanderson – 56
7th Ryder Kingsford – 53
8th Koby Hantis – 49
9th Madoc Dixon – 48
10th Rhys Budd – 48
MX3
1st Hayden Draper – 95
2nd Riley Burgess – 75
3rd Jack Deveson – 60
4th Jackson Fuller – 60
5th Heath Fisher – 58
6th Seth Thomas – 57
7th Hayden Downie – 53
8th Jobe Dunne – 49
9th Jack Ellingham – 43
10th Cooper Rowe – 34
MX85cc
1st Blake Bohannon – 100
2nd Jayce Stocker – 75
3rd Liam Millard – 71
4th Koby Binnion – 62
5th Ethan Wolfe – 45
