Matt Moss (CDR Yamaha Sup-
ported by Star Racing). Such
error was not due to the fault of
any rider, team or WSX. In ac-
cordance with FIM protocol, the
FIM has since confirmed that the
relevant race results still stand
as completed despite this error."
Sunday's day race program
saw more of the same with
Tomac winning all but one ses
-
sion during round three. The CDR/
Star Racing Yamaha rider took
off early in race one, claiming the
holeshot and the opening victory
to further his win streak. Savatgy
again gave chase and closed
the gap to less than a second
but couldn't manage a pass for
the lead. Roczen landed on the
podium in third after falling victim
to Savatgy early in the moto.
but nothing crazy, so rest up
and see what the next few days
brings us."
An odd incident in Saturday's
final involving Vince Friese and
Matt Moss also happened. For
an unknown reason, Friese was
allowed to line up for the main
event despite not having quali
-
fied, while Moss wasn't allowed
to race despite having qualified.
The next day, the sanctioning
body of WSX said in a state-
ment: "As the sanctioning body
of WSX, the FIM last night made
a decision in relation to a race
process error which occurred
prior to Saturday's 2024 WSX
Australian GP SuperFinal. Vince
Friese (MotoConcepts Racing)
was mistakenly included in the
SuperFinal lineup instead of
Savatgy started the night
strong by setting the fastest lap
in SuperPole but a slow start in
race one saw him finish off the
podium in fourth. His best result
came in race two with a second-
place finish before taking third
in race three and fourth in the
night's final race, the combined
SuperFinal.
Dean Wilson landed on the po
-
dium for the first time this year
in the SuperFinal.
Colt Nichols was involved in a
multi-rider incident during race
one that forced the PMG rider
to withdraw for the remainder
of the weekend due to injury.
He was transported to the Perth
Royal Hospital for medical
checks. He later said on social
media, "Feeling beat up today
ROUNDS 2-3 / NOVEMBER 23-24, 2024
HBF PARK / PERTH, AUSTRALIA
SUPERCROSS I FIM WORLD SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
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Eli Tomac dominated the weekend,
winning seven of the eight races.
