Oak Bluff, Manitoba – Nov. 17, 2025 — FXR Racing proudly announces a landmark achievement as Malcolm Stewart stormed to victory at the 2025 Paris Supercross, securing the King of Paris crown and delivering the company’s first-ever premier-class supercross win. The historic moment also marked the Stewart family as the first-ever brother duo to win the prestigious international event.
Stewart dominated inside Paris La Défense Arena, showcasing the speed, control, and composure that define a true champion. Across two days of racing, he delivered moto scores of 1-1-1-2-2-1. Even with a few technical hiccups along the way, Malcolm stayed locked in and finished the weekend on top—securing the crown and carving his name, and FXR’s, into the sport’s history books.
In Paris, Stewart also debuted a one-off FXR Pro Fish gear design, built specifically for the event. The striking, custom look paired with FXR’s technical performance made a bold statement on the global stage.
“This win is incredibly special—not just for me, but for everyone at FXR,” said Malcolm Stewart. “We’ve built an amazing partnership rooted in trust, performance, and pushing limits. To bring home FXR’s first premier-class supercross win in custom gear made just for this event… that feels pretty unreal.”
FXR Racing, known for its athlete-driven design philosophy and relentless commitment to innovation, sees the victory as another benchmark in its mission to deliver world-class racewear capable of performing at the highest level.
“We could not be more proud of Malcolm and the entire team,” said Andy White, Director of Moto at FXR Racing. “This win represents years of development, testing, and collaboration with athletes who push us to elevate our craft. The one-off Pro Fish design we created for Paris was the perfect way to showcase that innovation. Today’s milestone is only the beginning of what’s ahead.”
Stewart’s victory in Paris reinforces FXR Racing’s global presence and competitive momentum as the brand continues to expand across international supercross and motocross markets.
