Keen Solutions NZ Sand Champs 2025: results
Colton Whibley heads the 8-11 Pro65 results from the Keen Solutions NZ Sand Champs 2025 at Gold Coast, held on 11 October 2025. Here are the class leaders from the official timing results.
By ROOST New Zealand desk · 11 October 2025
The Keen Solutions NZ Sand Champs 2025 was run at Gold Coast on Saturday 11 October 2025. These results come from the event's official timing on Speedhive (MYLAPS). Where no overall points table was published, positions below are from the final timed session for each group, so treat them as provisional.
8-11 Pro65 (Pr 65 Day One): Colton Whibley came first, ahead of Cooper Davenport and Tanner Wickham.
MX1 (MX1 Day one): Maximus Purvis came first, ahead of Adam Moss and Toby Winiata.
14 - 16 250 (250 Day One): Alex Bennett came first, ahead of Isaac Ashworth and Max Lansbury.
Women (Women Day One): Indie Allison came first, ahead of Milla Dahlenburg and Addy Rackham/Sorenson.
12-16 125cc (125 Day One): Conner Nairn came first, ahead of Noah Hancock-Gray and Carter Mckay.
MX2 (MX2 Day One): Finn Lennox came first, ahead of Ayden Taylor and Alex Bennett.
12 – 16 85cc (85 12-16 Day One): Eli Giles came first, ahead of Billy Finnigan and Riki Butson.
Full results, including every class and lap times, are on the Speedhive event page linked below. If you spot an error in the timing data, please contact the organiser.
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