Spanish star, Jorge Zaragoza has taken out the opening round of the Arenacross World Tour, with the Stark future rider showing brilliance all night long. Racing the electric machine a bike that won the Arenacross title in 2024 with Jack Brunell, the Spaniard started his night with second in his group for qualification and was fourth fastest in qualification overall.

Zaragoza then scored victory in the second heat race, leading home team-mate, Yannis Irsuti and Dean Wilson, with defending champion Brunell in fourth and Tommy Searle fifth. The final heat of the night and Zaragoza finished second to Cedric Souberas.

In the main event, the Stark Future factory rider led early and controlled the race, winning the main event and the evenings cash prize. Second was Souberas and third Wilson.

Zaragoza, a skilled motocross rider from Valencia, Spain, began his journey in motocross at a young age and quickly rose through the ranks due to his exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

Starting his professional career in 2014, Jorge has competed in some of the most challenging motocross circuits worldwide, consistently showcasing his ability to adapt and perform under pressure. Known for his smooth riding style and tactical approach, Zaragoza has been a formidable competitor in the MXGP series, where he represents Honda 114 Motorsports​.

Throughout his career, Jorge has faced numerous challenges, including injuries and stiff competition from top riders around the world. Despite these obstacles, he has remained committed to improving his skills and achieving success on the track.

His journey in the motocross world is a testament to his resilience and passion for the sport. Jorge continues to inspire upcoming riders with his determination and commitment, aiming to leave a lasting legacy in the motocross community.

Triumph factory rider, Tommy Searle did well to win the head to head final, having taken out his heat race shoot out and then the semi-final, but the former champion could only manage 12th place in the all important Main Event.

Ever since we kicked off our explosive journey back in January 2013 in London’s stunning o2 Arena, Arenacross has played in every single city-based Arena the UK has to offer, not just once, but multiple times. And all 500,000+ live fans in that time have witnessed the most incredible action-sports performances on the planet.

The Arenacross Tour heads to London on January 18, for round two of this sensational series. Find out more here: Arenacross World Tour

You can find the full results here: Arenacross world tour

Arenacross Tour – Main Event

1. Jorge Zaragoza

2. Cedric Souberas

3. Dean Wilson

4. Adrien Escoffier

5. Yannis Irsuti

6. Thomas Ramette

7. Adam Chatfield

8. Joan Cros

9. Eddie Wade

10. Matt Bayless

11. Jack Brunell

12. Tommy Searle

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