MELBOURNE – American Jason Anderson claimed the prestigious Monster Energy S-X Open International FIM Oceania Supercross Championship, with Justin Brayton and Chris Blose claiming the Australian Supercross Championships on Saturday at Australia’s Marvel Stadium.

Luke Clout started off the night in perfect fashion, as he laid down the fastest lap in the Boost Mobile Superpole. When the SX1 Finals came around, Brayton kicked things off positively with a win, however his title rival Clout ran into drama straight away, going down multiple times to finish way down the order.

Anderson claimed the race two victory over Brayton and did so again in the third main, granting him the S-X Open International FIM Oceania Supercross Championship and Brayton the Australian Supercross Championship.

“I’m stoked I got the win – the last few weeks have been so tough, so to get this championship means a lot. I love this country, thank you so much for welcoming me, and I hope that I’ve done your country proud coming over here and winning four straight,” commented Brayton.

For Anderson, claiming the FIM Oceania Championship is a big tick off the list, and something that’ll reside front and centre on the trophy mantle.

“This title is sweet, it’s rad I was able to get it done. The track was slick, racing was tight, but my Rockstar Husky was locked in. Thanks to all the AME boys for putting this on. I love coming down under, and really plan on doing it for sometime to come,” commented Anderson.

The SX2 Class was once again full of insane racing, with the Triple Crown offering up some incredible action that resulted in Honda’s Mitchell Oldenburg taking the overall victory. In P4 was Australian prodigy Jett Lawrence, who claimed two Knobby Holeshots.

The star of the show however in SX2 was American Chris Blose; as he took home the Australian Supercross Championship.

“Oh man; I can’t explain this. I’m so pumped, the Penrite Honda team worked so hard for this, I did too, and we walk out of here with a number one plate. Thanks to everyone involved, it’s a dream come true to be crowned champion,” commented Blose.

Jordan De Goey took out the Yamaha Celebrity Challenge, as he put his previous motocross skills to the test and eventually stretched his lead to five seconds in the two-lap affair. His AFL rival, Jack Riewoldt, finished in second to last, with 2019 Supercars Champion Scott McLaughlin claiming the wooden spoon.

The Polyflor International showdown was taken won by the Australian Team, with Dan Reardon, Clout and Reed taking out the USA trio of Anderson, Josh Hill and Ricky Carmichael.

“I made a career out of passing Ricky in the whoops, so I knew that when that’s what it was going to come down to, I made it happen and flew down the inside,” commented Reed post race.

The Monster Energy Best Trick contest saw Melbourne young gun Jayo Archer land his first double backflip in competition, and subsequently, the crowd decided he deserved the gold by popular demand. For Boost Mobile Best Whip, Tyler Wakeford beat some heavy hitters to take gold.