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Rain turned Appin into a mud bath before the sun broke through, but Jed Beaton (MX1) and Alex Larwood (MX2) still rose to the top at Round 5 of the 2026 Penrite ProMX Championship, with Jackson Fuller breaking through in MX3.
Beaton has the results, Webster has the raw speed — Appin decides who's right this Sunday.
Beaton's 40-point cushion, a nine-point MX2 thriller, Ferris out and Alexanderson in at Empire Kawasaki — the full form guide for Sunday's Round 5 at Appin.
A first-turn pile-up took out Ferris, Webster and Jackson, Jed Beaton stretched his lead to 40 points, Hayden Downie broke out in MX3 and Blake Bohannon completed a perfect MX85 Cup.
Kyle Webster ended Jed Beaton's perfect start, Alex Larwood went 1-1 in his home state, and Heath Fisher swept MX3 as Honda Racing Australia owned Round 3 — while Dean Ferris suffered heartbreak.
Jed Beaton made it four moto wins from four at Fairbairn Park, while rookie Kayd Kingsford claimed his first MX2 overall and Hayden Draper seized the MX3 red plate.
