Stockholm, Sweden, 5th December 2025: The 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship makes its sole European appearance of the season this weekend as the championship heads to Stockholm for Round 4, the Swedish GP. As the penultimate stop on the calendar, the 3Arena is positioned to play a significant role in shaping both the SX1 and SX2 championship outcomes, as well as the increasingly tight team standings.
250 Race One: Michael Hicks led early and looked strong, but with two laps remaining, Shane McElrath made his move—followed closely by Max Anstie. The Brit then made a decisive pass to keep his unbeaten streak alive.
250 Race 1
450 Race One: Jason Anderson grabbed the early lead, but Joey Savatgy made a strong pass to take over and claim the victory in the extremely soft, gnarly Swedish conditions. Anderson held on for second, Christian Craig followed in third, and Henry Miller impressed with a solid ride to fourth.
450 Race 1
250 Race Two: Max Anstie made the second moto look much simpler as he grabbed the lead out of the first turn and managed the race from the front. Enzo Lopes bounced back strong after his Race One crash to take second, with Michael Hicks steady in third. Shane McElrath struggled off the start and won’t be pleased with a sixth-place finish.
250 Race 2
450 Race Two: Jason Anderson controlled the early laps, but Joey Savatgy was charging hard. Just as Savatgy looked ready to make a pass, he clipped Anderson’s rear wheel and went down. That mistake handed Anderson the win, while Savatgy remounted to salvage second place. Christian Craig also went down while running fourth but recovered well, ultimately finishing just behind Colt Nichols in fourth.
450 Race2
250 Main Event: Max Anstie looked set for another strong launch, but he got bottled up in the first corner and emerged in fourth. Up front, Enzo Lopes was flying and quickly opened a gap on the field. Anstie worked his way into third behind Shane McElrath and chose to play it smart on the rough, technical track. On the final lap, McElrath closed right up on Lopes, but the Brazilian held his nerve to take the win. Even without winning the last race, Anstie’s consistency secured him the overall victory for the night.
250 Main Event
450 Main Event Jason Anderson grabbed the holeshot and stepped up when it counted most. Joey Savatgy pushed to close the gap but never got close enough to make a move, leaving Anderson to claim a strong race win. The result puts him into a share of the championship lead with Savatgy, while Christian Craig sits just one point back. It all sets up a dramatic finale in South Africa — a true winner-takes-all showdown!
450 Main Event
