D.I.D. All Japan Motocross Championship 2025 IA-1 Class: Okura Yuki crowned series champion!

Okura Yuki, a rider in the IA-1 class, has been crowned series champion at the '2025 D.I.D. All Japan Motocross Championship Round 7, the 63rd MFJ-GP Motocross Competition' held at Sportsland SUGO in Miyagi Prefecture.

Final Race Report: Sunday, October 19th

The 2025 D.I.D. All Japan Motocross Championship Round 7 (and final round) was held at Sportsland SUGO, with both classes competing in two 25-minute qualifying sessions followed by a single lap. All riders competed in good condition for the final race. Honda Dream Racing Bells Okura finished 6th overall in the IA-1 class (4th in the race), and Bells Racing Yoshida finished 3rd overall in the IA-2 class (14th in the race), concluding Round 7.

IA-1 Final Race

**Heat 1:** Okura had a good start, passing the first corner in 4th place. However, by the end of the opening lap, he had dropped to 5th. He eventually crossed the finish line in 8th place, his worst result of the season. Meanwhile, with the retirement of some top riders due to a crash, Okura only managed to score a few points in the overall standings. **Heat 2:** The race started smoothly with the retirement of the 1st place rider. Okura again had a good start, taking 4th place on the opening lap. However, he struggled to find his rhythm early in the race and dropped one position. In the latter half of the race, he maintained a consistent pace and held his position. He ultimately finished the race in 5th place, securing the championship title for the year. **Okura's Comments Interview Video

A-2 Final Race

**Heat 1:** Yoshida was in 5th place after the opening lap. Pushing aggressively from the start, Yoshida moved up to 2nd place by the middle of the race. He maintained this position to finish 2nd. Yoshida's tenacious riding and strategic pursuit of the lead paid off in this race. Yoshida had a good start, passing the opening lap in 3rd place. He moved up to 2nd by the middle of the race, but a collision on lap 11 saw him drop back to 3rd. He pushed hard again, moving up to 2nd towards the end of the race, but ultimately finished 3rd, about 2 seconds behind the leader. Yoshida demonstrated a high level of performance throughout the race with his stable riding and perseverance. **Yoshida's Comments: Interview Video** Go to Gallery (0)