The world's biggest Supercross stars descended on GMHBA Stadium in Geelong today, getting their first look at the spectacular track ahead of tomorrow night's 2026 Boost Mobile AUSX Open Geelong presented by Monster Energy.

More than 7,000 tonnes of dirt have transformed the home of the Geelong Cats into the largest and most technical track in AUSX Open history, as the iconic AFL venue prepares to host international Supercross racing for the first time.

International stars Ken Roczen (Germany), Justin 'Bam Bam' Barcia (USA), Jo Shimoda (Japan) and Cole Davies (New Zealand) headline a world-class field taking on Australia's best riders tomorrow night, Saturday 7 November.

Today's media call gave riders first look at the completed track in preparation for one of the biggest events on Australia's motorsport calendar.

The Geelong event follows sell-out crowds at the opening two championship rounds in Townsville and Auckland, bringing the action to regional Victoria for the first time.

Adam Bailey, CEO of AUSX Supercross; Cr Eddy Kontelj, Deputy Mayor of the City of Greater Geelong; and Gerard Griffin, CEO of Kardinia Park Stadium Trust were joined by the following riders:

• Ken Roczen – Pipes Motorsports Group Suzuki
• Jo Shimoda – Honda HRC Progressive
• Justin Barcia – Twisted Tea Suzuki (PMG)
• Cole Davies – Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing
• Christian Craig – Quad Lock Honda
• Austin Politelli – Quad Lock Honda
• Luke Clout – KTM Racing Team
• Zac Watson – KTM Racing Team
• Aaron Tanti – Monster Energy CDR Yamaha
• Jed Beaton – Monster Energy CDR Yamaha
• Cedric Soubeyras – Penrite Racing Empire Kawasaki
• Lux Turner – Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha
• Noah Ferguson – Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha
• Max Anstie – MXRP Yamaha
• Brodie Connolly – Honda Racing
• Ryder Kingsford – Honda Racing Australia
• Cameron McAdoo – Honda Racing Australia
• Reid Taylor – JPM 360 Kawasaki
• Tiger Wood – Quad Lock Honda
• Vince Friese – Stark Factory Racing
• Michael Hicks – Stark Factory Racing