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Quad Lock Honda has called in Australian SX2 prospect Alex Larwood for this Saturday’s Swedish round of the 2025 World Supercross Championship (WSX), replacing Anthony Bourdon.

Larwood – who finished second in the AUSX SX2 championship – will make his first international supercross appearance, fresh off a fiercely contested season that saw the title decided by just three points.

The European outing marks another important milestone in the 21-year-old South Australian’s career, as he now prepares to measure himself against a high-profile list of permanent world championship regulars.

“It’s a great opportunity and a privilege to line up with Quad Lock Honda – they’ve achieved success all over the world,” said Larwood. “I still have a lot to learn and I’m excited to see where I stack up against some of the world’s best.”

The Yarrive Konsky-led organisation enjoyed a strong outing at the Australian GP, with Christian Craig finishing second overall in SX1, while defending SX2 world champion Shane McElrath also claimed P2.

As a result, Quad Lock Honda now leads the WSX teams’ championship on 111 points, holding a 13-point buffer over Pipes Motorsport Group ahead of this weekend’s penultimate round.