Current Race: RD5 WSX of South Africa
Saturday, December 13, 2025 11:35 AM CST
Cape Town, SA
From the WSX website. "Three riders, three journeys, and one winner-take-all finale. As the World Supercross Championship reaches its climax, Christian Craig, Joey Savatgy, and Jason Anderson reflect on the season that’s taken them across the globe and brought them to the brink of glory."
"The World Supercross Championship has taken its riders across continents, cultures, and conditions — and for the three title contenders, the journey has been just as meaningful as the racing itself."
"For Christian Craig, the season has been a chance to rebuild, reconnect, and rediscover his speed.
“Yeah, I’m having a lot of fun,” he said. “Travelling with my family… I brought my daughter to one round, my son to another. Travelling the world has been awesome, and my goal is to fight for the championship — and that’s what we’re doing.”
"If Craig’s journey has been a family affair, Joey Savatgy has experienced the season in a different rhythm – often alone, but driven by a singular focus. While Craig has been with his family, Savatgy has been detached for much of the opening rounds from his family in the U.S.. He added: “I’ve been solo for the most part. My wife’s got her own business, my kids are in school… it’s been tough. But trying to enjoy it, slow down, sightsee, enjoy these places we might never come back to. The racing’s been good, and with us three — older, kids, families — it’s going to be a great show.”
"For Jason Anders, the rookie of the trio in terms of World Supercross experience, the global tour has been a revelation. “This is my first time doing the whole World Supercross Series, and honestly, it’s great. It’s top notch,” he said. “You can’t win it in the first three rounds and the racing is insane. Stockholm last weekend, with that soft dirt, really felt like a world series. We’re travelling everywhere, and it’s pretty awesome.”
Meanwhile in the SX2 class, it has been all Max Anstie. "On a slick, unpredictable Stockholm circuit, Max Anstie delivered a calm and calculated performance to extend his SX2 World Supercross Championship lead. Despite late-race scares and mounting pressure from rivals Enzo Lopes and Shane McElrath, the British rider now heads to Cape Town with the title firmly within reach."
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