This is a FREE family-friendly event promises an action-packed afternoon filled with early rider access, autograph signings, Q&A sessions, giveaways, and exciting brand activations – all bringing fans closer to the action than ever before.

Fan Day Details: Date: Friday, November 29th Time: 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM Location: Marvel Stadium Square (Gates 2 & 3)

• Meet the worlds best supercross stars, including Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, and Cooper Webb.
• Australian Championship contenders: Joey Savatgy, Dean Wilson, Luke Clout, Matt Moss + More
• Enjoy live Q&A sessions with riders, special guests, and event ambassadors Charlie Dixon.
• Get exclusive autographs during rider signing sessions.
• Participate in giveaways and brand activations.

The AUSX Open Fan Day is your chance to get up close and personal with the heroes of the sport before they hit the track on Saturday for the most highly anticipated supercross event of the year!

Last-Minute Tickets – Don’t Miss Out!

To celebrate the championship finale, a limited release of last-minute tickets has been announced, starting at just $39. This is your final chance to secure seats to witness history as the AUSX Open Grand Finale brings together the sport’s biggest names under one roof at Marvel Stadium.

Get Ready for the Grand Finale

Fans attending Fan Day will be the first to soak up the supercross atmosphere before the high-stakes action kicks off on Saturday, November 30th. With limited tickets remaining, don’t wait – secure your spot now and be part of the largest supercross event in the Southern Hemisphere! For more information and to purchase tickets, visit ausxopen.com.

Australia’s largest and most prestigious Supercross event, the AUSX Open, makes it’s emphatic return this Saturday night, November 30, inside Marvel Stadium.

For the first time in history, Australians will headline the event, ranked number one and two in the world. Queenslanders Jett and Hunter Lawrence, departed Australia to compete professionally 9 years ago, with this weekend’s event marking their first race on home soil since climbing to the pinnacle of global motorcycle racing in Europe and the USA.

Joining both, is American superstar and 2-times World Champion, Cooper Webb. Fresh off a victory in the famous Paris Supercross event and runner up placing in the AMA Supercross Championship in the USA, Cooper aims to be the spoiler in the Lawrence brothers homecoming parade.

Set to be the largest supercross event in history outside of the USA, over 40,000 people will descend on Marvel Stadium, from all over Australia and internationally. Fans will witness a historic night of fierce competition.

The epic showdown and return of the world’s best racers at Australia’s largest Supercross event, will reach fever pitch, as champions will be crowned in the Fox Australian Supercross Championship. Melbourne doubling not only as one of the world’s biggest one-off events, but also, as the fifth and final round of Australia’s most prestigious motorcycle racing championship.

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The world’s best action sport athletes including USA’s X Games Gold Medalists Tyler Bereman, Colby Raha, the biggest whip on a dirt bike Patrick Evans plus the legendary Robbie Maddison and his two sons, Kruz and Jagger Maddison, Clinton Moore, Corey Creed, Kiwi BMX star Ellie Chew, along with the huge 15 rider line up. Freestyle Kings will be taking this show to a whole new level.

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From double back flips, front flips, BMX triple backflips and even a world-first stunt, the best Moto-X and BMX riders will be going sky-high throughout this 2 hour theatrical spectacular. The action doesn’t stop there, enjoy music, fire artists, pyrotechnics, a VIP experience to meet your favourite riders, and more. Join the Freestyle Kings and witness the greatest display of skill, fearlessness, and pure excitement ever assembled! For the opportunity to meet the best riders on the planet, along with a photo and signature opportunity purchase a VIP Experience ticket on check out.

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There is just so much going on, it’s a must-see event that rivals the Phillip Island Classic in numbers despite being a celebration of classic motorcycling rather than a race meeting. Exact crowd numbers are unconfirmed but the 8,000 each year mark would be a good estimate. The numbers are high for a reason – there was something on offer for everyone!

With a road race circuit, speedway circuit, motocross track, dirt track and trials area at the Broadford complex, all disciplines of pre 1989 motorcycle were covered. There were also trade stands catering for all disciplines and clubs on hand for those wanting to join one and the pits were open to the public.

If you wanted to enter as a participant, all you needed was either an MA licence or a day licence and to either pre enter or enter your bike on the day. The classes were Roadbike, Road Racing Bike, Road Racing Sidecar, Dirt Track Solo, MX Pre 1980, MX Pre 1990, Dirt Track Sidecar, MX Sidecar, Enduro, Speedway Solo, Speedway Sidecar and Trials! Something there for everyone! The cost to ride was great value, only $120 at the gate, $100 early bird or $80 super early bird. A road circuit garage was $400 for the weekend but could be shared while pits in the off road area were $100.

Camping was allowed and only $10 per head, including motorhome or tent campers! Sidecar passengers only had to pay $50 and there were heaps of off road sessions all weekend, while tarmac riders got four 15-minute sessions per day – great value. The tarmac groups were split into Road Bikes Novice/Intermediate/Expert, Race Pre 63/75/89, 6 Hour bikes and Sidecars.

Arriving at the event was easy, although the line was huge, pre-entered people such as myself, or those who pre-purchased tickets, had express entry by waiving ticket at security on the front gate/road. Then it was a quick sign in at the main office, where bike numbers/stickers and wristband was collected and that was it for the weekend. 

Getting around was easy, you could ride your bike anywhere as long as you wore a helmet or drive your car, however, it was very crowded so driving and parking was an issue, riding was the better option or walking and taking in the surroundings, which was all a bit too much to take in at once sometimes! 

There was plenty of food available from various stands located around the complex, as well as drink stands selling soft drinks, tea, coffee and plenty of grog at reasonable prices too. BYO was also welcome, which was fantastic, even fires were allowed in steel drums! There was PBBB merchandise for sale as well and everyone got a free showbag on arrival. 

You had to have your bike scrutineered before riding and good riding gear to participate, however, jeans were allowed, which I highly disagree with personally. There was a rider’s briefing each morning at 8:30am to make sure everyone is informed of flag rules and other info and aside from that it was easy going, with plenty of announcements of each upcoming session. Shuttle busses ran throughout the complex from 9:00am to 4:00pm and there was even 24-hour security to ensure all is kept safe. 

On Saturday night there was a huge Gala Dinner with 100 limited tickets sold for $90 each. The dinner was a dress up event hosted by our own [RCBE] contributors Graeme Crosby and Sir Alan Cathcart, with the range of stars also there; it is no wonder it sold out. Renowned Goulburn Valley Chef Bernard Hayes served a 5-Star three-course meal with wines by Tahbilk. Tickets were $95, a great deal, and a great memorable night.

The event was sensational, walking around with the sights and smells of the classic era absolutely consuming. Everywhere one looked there were famous faces – Graeme Crosby, Murray Sayle, Kevin Magee, Shannon Johnson, Alan Cathcart, Steve Butler, John Warrian, John Woodley and even Cam Donald and many more famous racers floating around and riding their old bikes. There were plenty of original Castrol 6 Hour bikes and that was fantastic to see, a highlight seeing Kev Magee on his old Marlborough FZ750 though, for me, that was magical. 

Broadford Bike Bonanza Gallery

The Penrite Broadford Bike Bonanza this year was an amazing event with a great atmosphere and plenty going on… Words: Jeff Ware  Photography: Russell Colvin

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