Supercross
WDR SX R02 Recap (Pro)
s0urce Tames the Mud to Sweep WDR Supercross Round 2 in Brazil
The WDR Supercross championship headed south to Brazil for Round 2, serving up a brutal test of survival as severe rain transformed the technical track layout into a pure mud race. Slippery ruts and highly limited visibility left absolutely zero room for error over the grueling 20-minute plus one lap main event.
While the field struggled to find traction in the downpour, one rider put on an absolute clinic in wet-weather discipline.
s0urce Slopes Away to a Dominant Double
s0urce (#967) picked up right where he left off at the season opener, demonstrating masterful bike control in the slick Brazilian clay.
Round 2 - A Muddy Masterclass
Launching out of the metal grate, s0urce claimed an explosive 6.766-second holeshot to secure clean air immediately—a massive advantage given the heavy roost. From there, he completely checked out, putting a full lap on nearly the entire field and finishing as the only rider to complete 22 laps.
The battle for the remaining podium steps was an intense game of attrition. Transcend (#965) recovered brilliantly from early mistakes to pilot his machine to a hard-fought second place, finishing one lap down from the relentless leader. He narrowly clutched the runner-up spot by just over one second ahead of a hard-charging Winter (#522).
Winter put together an incredibly calculated, penalty-free performance in third. By keeping his wheels completely inside the track markers, he minimized mistakes to claim a stellar podium finish. Ricco (#157) and Sober (#114) survived several tipping incidents in the mud to close out the top five, though both crossed the line two laps down.
s0urce's speed was unmatched. He logged a blistering 52.959-second fastest lap on Lap 11—nearly 2.6 seconds quicker than anyone else on the track. Transcend posted the next-best time with a 55.605-second lap on Lap 7.
Round 2 Pro Podium
s0urce (#967)
Transcend (#965)
Winter (#522)
Track Discipline Penalties Take a Toll
Even with a reduced 5-rider field for the main event, the slick conditions forced several mistakes as riders slid wide trying to maintain momentum.
Round 2 Penalty Breakdown:
Ricco (#157): Hit with 3 seconds of total penalties for track-cutting infractions on Laps 6, 17, and 19.
s0urce (#967): Docked 2 seconds for late-race slips on Laps 18 and 19, though it didn't dent his lead.
Sober (#114): Picked up 2 seconds total across Laps 1 and 15.
Transcend (#965): Minimized tracking errors to a single 1-second penalty on Lap 9.
Winter was the lone rider to escape the wrath of the track officials, maintaining a flawless line through the slick sections.
Round 2 Classification & Performance
Mud proficiency and patience proved to be the ultimate differentiators in Brazil.
Top Overall Finishers
Pos | Rider | Bike | Laps | Race Time | Fast Lap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | s0urce (#967) | KTM 250 SX-F | 22 | 21:38.479 | 52.959 |
2 | Transcend (#965) | KTM 250 SX-F | 21 | 21:40.904 | 55.605 |
3 | Winter (#522) | Husqvarna FC 250 | 21 | 21:42.163 | 56.669 |
4 | Ricco (#157) | KTM 250 SX-F | 20 | 22:12.463 | 56.196 |
5 | Sober (#114) | KTM 250 SX-F | 20 | 22:20.115 | 59.875 |
Championship Gauntlet Thrown Down
With two rounds down, s0urce has stamped an iron-clad authority on the WDR 2026 season. Whether running on dry stadium terrain or cutting through a severe downpour in Brazil, his technical edge is keeping the field firmly in the rear-view mirror.
The rest of the Pro field will have to regroup quickly and figure out a response before the title hunt slips entirely out of reach.
22 Laps. Max Points. s0urce Extends the Lead.
Disclaimer — This blog post is based on official race data provided by server exports and is generated by AI. AI can make mistakes, so please refer to the official Discord and Website for all official points standings.
