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Cameron Leslie Crowned 2025 NZ Supersport 300 Champion

10 October 2025 | Uncategorized

Motorcycling New Zealand congratulates Cameron Leslie on being confirmed as the 2025 New Zealand Supersport 300 Champion, following the conclusion of the recent appeal process.  The appeal, which related to a technical matter, was dismissed, and has now been fully resolved in accordance with MNZ’s judicial procedures.

The 2025 Championship proved to be one of the most competitive seasons, with a record number of competitors taking part in the Supersport 300 Championship, across four rounds held from one end of the country to the other.  The series had close racing and strong performances throughout the season.

After a hard fought campaign, Cameron Leslie emerged as the overall champion, demonstrating consistency and speed across all rounds to secure the title.

The final championship standings are confirmed as follows:
New Zealand Supersport 300 Final Results
1.   Cameron Leslie
2.   Haydn Fordyce
3.   Tyler King

Full results and points table are available via this link

The outcome also confirms the New Zealand Tourist Trophy results, which were included int he scope of the appeal and are now final.
New Zealand Tourist Trophy Supersport 300 Final Results
1.   Cameron Leslie
2.   Tyler King
3.   Dennis Charlett

Full results and points table are available via this link

Motorcycling New Zealand acknowledges the efforts of all competitors, teams and volunteers who contributed to a great series.  Congratulations are extended once again to Cameron Leslie on his success.

 

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