The inaugural FIM World Supercross Championship in Abu Dhabi at Etihad Arena was a thrilling spectacle, leaving fans on the edge of their seats with a night of high-octane action, unexpected twists, and a fair share of controversy.

The WSX main event delivered all the drama and intensity that fans had hoped for. In an incredible display of skill and determination, Joey Savatgy, riding for Rick Ware Racing, emerged as the victor. Savatgy’s performance in the bar-banging main event was nothing short of spectacular, as he battled his way to the top step of the podium. He showcased his resilience by finishing with a remarkable 1-4-2 record throughout the night, demonstrating that consistency and unwavering determination pay off in the world of Supercross.

Following closely behind Savatgy was Dean Wilson of Fire Power Honda, who put on an impressive performance throughout the event. Despite the intense competition and challenging track conditions, Wilson’s skills and commitment secured him a well-deserved second place in the overall standings.

Motoconcept’s Vince Friese also made a significant impact on the event, earning his place on the podium with tenacity and his aggressive riding style. Friese’s presence added an extra layer of excitement to the competition, making it a night to remember for Supercross fans.

Defending WSX Champion Ken Roczen faced a particularly tough battle as he aimed to retain his title. Throughout the night, Roczen had to overcome the significant disadvantage of starting from the back row in each of the three finals. Despite the odds stacked against him, Roczen’s determination and unwavering spirit were evident as he fought his way back through the pack in each race. His resilience made for an inspiring performance, even if he didn’t manage to secure a spot on the podium with 4th overall on the night.

31 Comments

  1. Love 4 SX but Vince needs a penalty or he will keep being a douche, you block pass that's cool but when you are block passed back you can't cut the track and go back in front that's gaining a position of track that won't fly in any form of motor sport

  2. I’m with the majority of commenters here, I can’t watch this sh!t show purely because of Friese. If there’s an Australian round, I won’t be paying money to be in the stands just to watch the piece of crap Friese ruin a good night of racing

  3. HEY WSX!! Why did you guys not penalize Vince… your series is a JOKE I hope SMX takes you out of business… wasting our tiime with Circus Cross, you chumps ar e a joke..

  4. Wandering how does the F' man still have a pro license when is skill set is way below the rest of the pros on the track! time to move on buddy

  5. Friese needs to be canned ASAP. Dude is horrific at riding and terrific at injuring people. Dangerous to have such a trash rider out there with people trying to legitimately compete. They better find a way to take some, if not all of his money made through racing in fines

  6. I’m sure kenny could have got up quicker and on the the bike no matter how much pain he’s in and ride a few meters over the line , don’t know what he’s thinking..

    Shame he was riding super good

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