Malcolm Stewart crowned King of Paris ahead of Webb and Lawrence

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Supercross De Paris 2025
Sunday Night

The second night of the 2025 Paris Supercross confirmed Malcolm Stewart as the new King of Paris, 17 years after his brother James last claimed the title in 2008.

Stewart’s consistent results across both nights and supremacy through the big whoops secured the overall ahead of Cooper Webb and Jett Lawrence.

After a difficult opening night, Jett Lawrence responded with wins in both Heat 1 and Heat 2.

The final race was led early by Tom Vialle in his first 450 appearance before Stewart moved to the front.

Jett Lawrence recovered from a poor start to challenge Webb for second before losing time behind a lapped rider. Stewart held firm to take the final victory and the overall crown.

Hunter Lawrence was pretty beaten up from a crash on Saturday, which dented his potential on Sunday.

Both Lawrence brothers were running on standard engines, which left them down on power compared to most of their competitors.

That’s not to take away anything from Stewart’s win, which was widely lauded by his rivals, who admitted that Mookie was on fire and had their measure around the Paris La Défense Arena layout.

In SX2, Anthony Bourdon claimed the Prince of Paris title after a strong and steady night, finishing ahead of Australia’s Luke Clout, who won two of the evening’s three races but was hampered by a costly crash in the second moto that cost him outright honours.

SX1 Heat One Results

Jett Lawrence (HON/AUS) 9:24.022
Stewart (HUS/USA) +1.157
Webb (YAM/USA) +11.803
Hunter Lawrence (HON/AUS) +13.802
Vialle (HON/FRA) +16.693
Soubeyras (HON/FRA) + 24.818

SX1 Heat Two Results

Jett Lawrence 9:21.052
Stewart +0.941
Webb +16.565
Vialle +21.022
Hunter Lawrence +29.482
Soubeyras +36.102

SX1 Final Results

Stewart 14:18.345
Webb +4.370
Jett Lawrence +4.771
Hunter Lawrence +17.728
Vialle +25.432
Soubeyras +34.608

SX1 Overall

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Total
1	STEWART Malcom	USA	Husqvarna	8
2	WEBB Cooper	USA	Yamaha	16
3	LAWRENCE Jett	AUS	Honda	30
4	LAWRENCE Hunter	AUS	Honda	30
5	SOUBEYRAS Cedric	FRA	Honda	31
6	VIALLE Tom	FRA	Honda	33
7	HARRISON Mitchell	USA	Kawasaki	44
8	WELTIN Marshal	USA	Yamaha	45
9	ESCOFFIER Adrien	FRA	Yamaha	52
10	VALENTIN – LASHE…	ESP	Yamaha	64
11	MALAVAL Adrien	FRA	Yamaha	69
12	HABERLAND Paul	GER	Honda	71
13	IMBERT Lucas	FRA	Honda	73
14	PAPE Romain	FRA	Yamaha	75
15	CAMPORESE Loren…	ITA	Kawasaki	79

SX2

Australia’s Luke Clout opened Night Two with a Heat 1 win and later added the Final victory, but a crash in Heat 2 left him 13th, costing him the overall.

Anthony Bourdon capitalised by winning Heat 2 and finishing second in the other two races, giving him enough points to secure the Prince of Paris title.

SX2 Overall

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Total
1	BOURDON Anthony	FRA	Honda	10
2	CLOUT Luke	AUS	Kawasaki	19
3	FONVIEILLE Calvin	FRA	KTM	20
4	PIETRE Jules	FRA	Yamaha	28
5	SOULIMANI Saad	MAR	TM	34
6	CANNON Jake	AUS	Kawasaki	42
7	BONIFACIO Andrea	ITA	Husqvarna	50
8	MANZATO Hugo	FRA	Husqvarna	52
9	LEBEAU Julien	FRA	Triumph	56
10	KOCH Dorian	FRA	KTM	63
11	OSTERMANN Carl	GER	Husqvarna	65
12	LAMARQUE Mickael	FRA	KTM	65
13	BLOY Paul	GER	Triumph	69
14	ELSENER Cyril	CHE	KTM	84
15	POLIAS Enzo	FRA	Husqvarna	85
16	HUMPHREY Kelena	GBR	StarkFuture	26
17	BOISRAME Mathys	FRA	KTM	17
18	VINCENT Killian	FRA	Kawasaki	18

Nations Classification

USA – 7 pts
Rest of the World – 19 pts
France – 19 pts

Junior Class

The Junior class produced a new winner on Night Two, with Mas (Yamaha) taking the victory ahead of Yannis Lopez (Husqvarna) and Ferrer (KTM).

Junior Results – Sunday

Pos	Rider	Bike	Total
1	LOPEZ Yannis	Husqvarna	369
2	MAS Lucas	Yamaha	255
3	HOUQUE Noa	KTM	239
4	BIONDI Levano	Yamaha	209
5	BOUVEYRON Steeve	Yamaha	187
6	FERRER Lony	KTM	172
7	MAIGNE Paul	KTM	171
8	DISS-FENARD Leo	KTM	167
9	FORTANIER Tim	Yamaha	163
10	SUTEAU Wesley	KTM	149
11	LARUE Enzo	Husqvarna	114
12	DOS SANTOS Lucas	Fantic	109
13	OPPLIGER Ryan	KTM	105
14	BEY Allan		83
15	ARCIS Mathis	Yamaha	74
16	GAULON Elvis	Yamaha	73
17	ROCCA Kyliane	TM Racing…	69