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The FIM World Supercross Championship season concludes Wednesday at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi.

A full evening of supercross racing is on tap Wednesday at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi when the FIM World Supercross Championship concludes its season with four races in the WSX and SX2 classifications. With the season championships already decided, Wednesday’s event is more about jockeying for the rest of the positions in the field. With 10 wins in 12 races this season, Eli Tomac has dethroned two-time defending champion Ken Roczen in WSX and captured his second world championship to go with the one he captured in 2020. Shane McElrath already clinched the SX2 title with six wins in 12 events.

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Date: Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024

Time: 9 a.m. ET

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The action kicks off with the WSX and SX2 Superpole, featuring the top four riders in each class, followed by the first races in SX2 and WSX. After a junior race, the second and third races in each classifications will go off before the Superfinals in each class, with the top eight riders from the day.

Roczen enters Abu Dhabi in second place with a six-point lead over Joey Savatgy, who has placed second each of the last two years. Further down the rider standings is Mitchell Oldenburg in fourth place with 172 points, Vince Friese with 168, Luke Clout at 159, Greg Aranda with 158, Dean Wilson with 148, Colt Nichols at 132 and Matt Moss with 124.

Coty Schock is second in FX2 with 236 points, two clear of Enzo Lopes’ 234. Cole Thompson is fourth with 223, followed by Cullin Park with 170, Kyle Chisholm at 165, Maxime Desprey with 157, Brice Maylin at 92, Calvin Fonvieille with 91 and Ryder Kingsford and Noah Viney tied for 10th with 85 points each.

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