Southern Series - Rnd 5 (Snr/Jnr Track) 2025: results
Jack Symon heads the MX Open results from the Southern Series - Rnd 5 (Snr/Jnr Track) 2025 at SS Track, Scorgies Property, held on 29 November 2025. Here are the class leaders from the official timing results.
By ROOST New Zealand desk · 29 November 2025
The Southern Series - Rnd 5 (Snr/Jnr Track) 2025 was run at SS Track, Scorgies Property on Saturday 29 November 2025. These results come from the event's official timing on Speedhive (MYLAPS). Where no overall points table was published, positions below are from the final timed session for each group, so treat them as provisional.
MX Open (Overall - Senior Open): Jack Symon came first, ahead of Ryan Harris and Jakob Vink.
Junior 12-16 years 125cc (Overall - 12-16 years 125cc): Ben Costello came first, ahead of Levi McMaster and Ryan Keen.
Junior 14-16 years 250cc (Overall - 14-16 years 250cc): Ryan Keen came first, ahead of Dylan Marshall and Caiden Guthrie.
Ladies (Overall - Ladies): Bonnie Pagan came first, ahead of Izzy Lawlor and Annie Sloper.
MX2 (Overall - MX2): Ryan Harris came first, ahead of Riley Caird and Michael Buchanan.
Vets 40 years & over (Overall - Vets): Michael Dunn came first, ahead of Ben Kyle and Russell White.
Senior Support (Overalll - Senior Support): Paton Holmes came first, ahead of Alex Le Brun and Zach Hindrup.
Full results, including every class and lap times, are on the Speedhive event page linked below. If you spot an error in the timing data, please contact the organiser.
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