2025 D.I.D. All Japan Motocross Championship] IA-1 Class: Yuki Okura Wins Series Champion!

At the "2025 D.I.D. All Japan Motocross Championship Round 7, 63rd MFJ-GP Motocross Competition" held at Sportsland SUGO in Miyagi Prefecture, IA-1 class rider Yuki Okura won the series championship.

Final Race Report: Sunday, October 19

2025 DIDThe 7th (and final) round of the All Japan Motocross Championship was held at Sportsland SUGO, with both classes having two heats of 25 minutes plus one lap.All riders were in good condition for the final race, and Honda Dream Racing Bells Okura (#4) finished 6th overall in IA-1 class, and Bells Racing Yoshida (#14) finished 3rd overall in IA-2 class to end Round 7.

IA-1 Final Race

Heat 1: Okura got a good start and passed the first corner in 4th position. However, by the end of the opening lap, he had dropped to 5th position. In the end, he took the checkered flag in 8th place, his worst finish of the season. Meanwhile, the top ranked rider retired from the race after a crash, saving Okura only a few points in the point ranking. Heat 2 The race got off to a good start with the top ranked rider having to report his retirement. Once again, Okura got off to a good start and was 4th in the opening lap. However, in the early stages of the race, he was unable to find the rhythm he wanted and dropped one position. Nevertheless, in the latter half of the race, he showed a steady performance and kept his position. In the end, he finished the race in 5th place, and was crowned the year's champion. Okura's Comments: Interview Video

A-2 Final Race

In Heat 1, Yoshida was 5th in the opening lap. He aggressively moved up from the beginning of the race, and by the middle of the race, he was in 2nd position. He continued to drive consistently and finished 2nd. Yoshida's tenacious drive and strategic pursuit of the lead shined through in this race. Yoshida, in good form, passed the opening lap in 3rd position. Midway through the race, he moved up to 2nd, but crashed on lap 11, dropping back to 3rd. He then made a strong push again, moving up to 2nd in the final stages of the race, but in the end, he finished the race in 3rd place, about 2 seconds behind the leader. Yoshida showed stable driving and tenacity, and performed at a high level throughout the race. Yoshida's Comments: Interview Video Go to Gallery (0)