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PRESS RELEASE: SAORC – LOOKING FORWARD TO 2024, AND BEYOND!

March 19, 2024 Filed Under: Enduro, News, SAORC

After a tough couple of years where the SA Off Road Championship (SAORC) has struggled to keep pace with the rest of the sport of motorcycling here in South Australia, with host clubs struggling to find venues big enough to suitably host the growth of the sport, 2024 is seeing a much-needed resurgence, with an injection of new faces stepping up to ensure the discipline of Enduro doesn’t get left behind.

In conjunction with the MSA Office, the charge for SAORC is now being led by the Throup brothers, Sean and Tristan, and they have landed very much on the front foot and are already breaking through barriers to ensure the Championship not only survives but starts to grow and get better and more viable as each season goes by.

So far they have been talking to a number of Clubs and land owners, both old and new, about a return to the proven SAORC formula, used for so many years of a rotating Championship, so Clubs aren’t expected to run rounds each year, so their members don’t burn out, and also to give their land owners and their properties time to recover after their use, which would ensure their use for many years to come.

The brothers have also been talking to potential sponsors, again, both old and new, to, not only support the Championship, but also the organising clubs to assist with the costs associated with running these events. Top this, they have a fantastic sponsorship package, that can be made available for any potential sponsors who may be keen to come onboard.

Of course, they can’t get it all done by themselves, so if you are keen to jump on the ‘Throup Train’, hit the lads up by email and let them know what you can offer!

SO – to 2024! 2024 sees the 2024 Championship jump from four (4) rounds in 2023, to a confirmed six (6) rounds in 2024, with the possibility of an extra two (2) rounds still to be confirmed, with 2 rounds also hosting rounds of the 2024 Australian Off Road Championship (AORC).

 

At present the 2024 SAORC calendar has shaped up like this:

Round 1 Saturday May 11 Black Hill Velocette MCC Sprint
Round 2 Sunday May 12 Black Hill Velocette MCC Sprint
Round 3 Saturday August 24 Kingston SE Green Triangle TBC *AORC
Round 4  Sunday August 25 Kingston SE Green Triangle TBC *AORC
Round 5 Saturday September 21 ACUSA Park Velocette MCC Sprint
Round 6 Sunday September 22 ACUSA Park Velocette MCC Sprint

There is also the possibility of an extra 2 rounds being added – with the weekend of June 22 & 23 slated as the preferred date – so 2 weeks after Finke and 2 weeks before Hattah – and note the change of this date from the original date released last December, which was in July.

SAORC is, at present, the second largest Championship series on the Motorcycling SA calendar, so the need for a united crew putting together an exciting Championship for all who enter is an absolute must.

 

The Track Awaits: Previewing the 2024 Web Plastics SA Road Race Championships Round 1 Opener

March 14, 2024 Filed Under: News, Road Racing

The first chapter of the 2024 Webb Plastics SA Road Racing Championship story is all set to start from the 15th to 17 of March at theShell V Power Motorsport Park. Proudly presented by CAFNIX, this will run right alongside the opening rounds of the Pirelli Motul Victorian Road Racing Championship & the Australian Sidecar Championships – all thanks to the fantastic work of both CAFNIX and Victoria’s Preston MCC.

Practice is set to kick off on Friday, followed by two scorching days of racing, as fans, young and old, converge on South Australia’s premier motorsport venue. If you’re thinking that anything else could rival SA & Vic’s fastest road racers taking to the fan-favourite circuit, along with 20 of the best sidecar competitors in Australia, you would be one hundred per cent wrong. 

Entry List

With the return of many familiar faces and several class changes for the new year, the Championship could see numerous new frontrunners emerge, with Round 1 offering an ideal start to their charge. Let’s take a closer look at some of the riders to watch out for…

Returning to the forefront of the SA Superbike Championship class, the reigning 2023 Champion, Michael Kemp, and runner-up, Charles Holding, are gearing up to defend their titles against the incoming challengers of Ty Lynch & Olly Simpson. Making their debut in the premier class for 2024, Lynch & Simpson are poised to leave their mark on the competition standings, adding to an already stacked field of competitors.

Michael Kemp #64 looking for that overall top spot again in 2024. Image by Pit Lane Studio.

Embracing a fresh challenge on a new bike, Samuel Pezzetta has made his debut in the SS600 class for the new year, quickly adapting to the demands of his new environment. However, he faces formidable opponents in the likes of 2023 SS600 Champion Charles Holding and the returning talent Olly Simpson. Their presence ensures that Pezzetta’s journey won’t be an easy one. Adding to the excitement of the fresh faces in the SS600 class, Ryder Gilbert will be taking on double duties this weekend, seizing the opportunity to compete in both the SS600 and SS300 classes.

Reigning SA SS600 Champion Charles Holding. Image by Pit Lane Studio.

Still riding high from her first ASBK podium, Tara Morrison, the SS300 runner-up of 2023, returns determined to showcase her skills against a lineup of returning talent, including Ryder Gilbert, Phoenix Agar, and Jordan Simpson. Mixing it with a field of 23 fearless riders, it could be anyone’s SS300 podium dream weekend.

Tara Morrison on the big first ASBK Podium.
#72 Ryder Gilbert is looking fast as ever coming into Rd 1. Image by Pit Lane Studio.

Of course, where would the sport be without the next generation of fearless road racers making their way through the ranks? This weekend will feature both Seth and Ethan Dellow, who secured second and third place respectively in the 2023 Championship, both eager to secure crucial early Championship points. However, they’ll face stiff competition from the talents of Xayvion Amoy, Judd Plaisted, and Ghage Plowman, all ready to throw their hats into the ring.

Seth Dellow #340 looking for those early Championship points. Image by Pit Lane Studio.
Ethan Dellow #144 is ready to bring the heat for the SA Championship. Image by Pit Lane Studio.

Adding to the excitement, fans will be treated to world-class sidecar racing with Round 2 of the Australian Sidecar Championships taking place over the two days. In the formidable 19-competitor field,  the 2023 Australian Sidecar Championship team of Jamie Crass & Lee Menzies will be looking at making the moves early on in the competition. However, don’t overlook the homegrown talent and previous Isle of Man racing expertise of Royce Rowe he joins the field with Leonard Rowe, fresh from testing the new bike at Mallala. 

Team Rowe during some February Mallala testing. Image by Pierre Sport Photography.

Further enriching the packed schedule, spectators can anticipate plenty of bar-to-bar racing as SA/VRRC Limited sport bikes, Naked Bike & Pre-Modern 00/08/13 all take their turn in the spotlight on the track this weekend.

See the full competitor list – HERE.

Where: 

What better venue to test racers and provide spectators with an unforgettable experience than the Shell V Power Motorsport Park?? Following the exhilarating conclusion of last year’s ASBK Championship, this 18-turn international layout circuit offers racers a plethora of challenges, from fast sweeping corners to blind turns, max acceleration straights, and demanding braking zones – ensuring spectators witness the full extent of Championship talent in action.

Access to the circuit is via the Dukes Highway, a convenient 25-minute drive along the freeway from Murray Bridge.

Spectator Info:

With the stacked lineup of racers ahead of the weekend, there is even more to get excited about… Spectator entry is absolutely FREE!!

The Bend offers numerous spectator vantage points trackside, including the premium Level 3 sky deck, providing fans with an eagle-eye view of the racing action as it unfolds. There’s no better place to witness all the thrills and spills of the Championship story as it kicks off.

Forget about packing lunch; all your food and drink needs are taken care of with the well-stocked facilities at The Bend, including the Apex Bar & Dining located on Level 1 in the heart of the main pit building and whilst you’re in the Welcome Centre, make sure you grab a program.

Now all that’s left is to start planning your vantage points, so be sure to check out the spectator map below for all the access details.

Timetable:

Live Timing:

Head over to Computime to keep up to date with all the results and of course, live-timing action.

Socials:

Keep up to date on the CAFNIX Facebook and Instagram pages for all the information as it happens. 

 

Press Release – SAMX Championship Make A Long Awaited Return For 2024 As Round 1 Entries OPEN

March 13, 2024 Filed Under: Motocross, News

The 2024 SA Motocross Championships are all set to add another chapter to the story, with the Championship spanning across 5 rounds, giving riders and spectators the chance to experience the different gems our SA Clubs can provide.

Fan favourites will make their return with rounds across Motocross Riders Association (Rd 1), Riverland Junior Motorcycle Club (RD 2), and South Coast MX Club (Rd 5), joining a fresh addition of Robe Motorsports Club and the return of the ‘old favourite’ West Coast Motorcycle Club, playing host to rounds 3 & 4 respectively. This will give riders and SA motocross fans a great taste of just some of the gems in our sport, with each club bringing its own flavour to an eagerly anticipated Championship.

Following the Championship layout of 2023, classes will be spread across both juniors and seniors, with Junior classes up to 100-125cc 2-str 13-U16 Years taking to the track on Saturday and Senior Classes (including 122-150cc 2-str/200-250cc 4-str 13-U16 Years) competing on Sunday.

With such a fantastic lineup and anticipation building for a huge season ahead, Round 1 entries are set to go live at 5 pm on Wednesday, the 13th of March 2024… TONIGHT, so make sure you get your entry early and avoid disappointment as this season is sure to fill up.

2024 SA Motocross Championship Calendar –

• Rd1: April 13 & 14, Motocross Riders Association, Gillman

• Rd2: May 18 & 19, Riverland Junior Motorcycle Club, Renmark

• Rd3: June 29 & 30, Robe Motorsports Club, Robe 

• Rd4: July 27 & 28, West Coast Motorcycle Club, Ceduna  

• Rd5: September 14 & 15, South Coast Motocross Club, Monarto

 

All the Key Links –

Round 1 Entry & Supp regs available on Ridernet – HERE. 

 

 

 

 

MSA Quarterly – Issue Seven

March 12, 2024 Filed Under: News

The Seventh issue of our MSA Quarterly online magazine is out now!

Covering recent activities across our disciplines, relevant news and information for members, and details of upcoming events – We always welcome and love to hear feedback on the magazine.

We welcome input from all clubs, members, and can offer relevant companies advertising space/editorial in future issues. Simply get in touch with us via email; communications@motorcyclingsa.org.au to discuss opportunities.

 

Issue Seven: Jan – Mar 2024

As 2024 gets underway with a packed year of competitions already well underway, what better way to catch up on some of the big stories in SA than to pick up the latest issue of the MSA Quarterly Magazine? Sit back, relax, and delve into the vibrant world of motorcycling in South Australia.

This packed edition features a huge opening calendar for the beginning of 2024, a complete recap of the action from the SA Junior and Australian Speedway Championships. Delve into the history behind SA’s own Angus Bugeja as he wins the MA Official of the Year award, plus we welcome a new year of Reliability Trials to South Australia. Feel like more??? We have it with plenty more articles inside — don’t miss it!!

 

View/download Issue Seven.

Download low-res for printing.

 

 

 

CHECK OUT PREVIOUS ISSUES:

      • Issue 1: July – September 2022: Click Here 
      • Issue 2: October – December 2022: Click Here
      • Issue 3: January – March 2023: Click Here
      • Issue 4: April – July 2023: Click Here
      • *Unfortunantly the MSA Quarterly Issue 5 is unavailable*
      • Issue 6 Oct – Dec 2023: Click Here

JAMALKA OFF ROAD 360 2024 – BIGGER & BETTER THAN 2023? – YOU BET!

March 1, 2024 Filed Under: Enduro, News

The roar of engines returns to Tumby Bay for the highly anticipated second edition of the 2024 Jamalka 360 Desert Race, scheduled for this weekend from the 1st to the 3rd of March. Following the thrilling and action-packed events of 2023, enthusiasts have eagerly awaited the resurgence of the track, set to host bikes and buggies over two exhilarating days of racing and, of course, plenty of off-track entertainment suitable for the entire family. With participants journeying from all corners of Australia and excitement mounting for an even grander spectacle, let’s take a look at what’s in store across the weekend for the Jamalka 360 Desert Race in 2024.

For those that have made the trip down, spectator camping is available from Friday arvo, with toilets and showers available on-site, so set up your camp and settle in while the competitors commence their reconnaissance lap to kickstart a weekend of thrills and skills. 

Jamalka merch is available all weekend so everyone can take home that special piece of history, with T-shirts, hoodies, hats and all things Jamalka available to young and old, this will surely be a hot ticket item set to sell out. 

Saturday morning will be a great first taste with fans checking out the vehicles and motorcycles as competitors prepare to take off, but only after heading to the brilliant Jamalka Bistro, which will be serving food for the duration!

Once you have your favourite viewing spot, start the day right, with an egg and bacon roll, with their lunch menu kicking in from 10am and not forgetting dinner, which will be available until 8pm each night. 

The Shed’s bar will also be open from 12pm to 10pm each day, and all can head there and the big screen to watch LIVE go-pro racing action from the riders.

An impressive field of 100 senior riders, led by Finke Desert Race ‘legend’ and Dakar Rally finisher Ben Grabham, will all be pushing to the limit for the 2024 crown. Grabham is in exceptional form and determined to snatch the number 1 plate from last year’s inaugural ‘King of Jamalka,’ South Australia’s own Jay Simister!

The weekend’s excitement is further heightened by the inclusion of the Northern Territory pair, James Heenan and Luke Hayes, who are likely to have plenty of desert racing experience under their belts. Additionally, local talents like John Harkness (who secured 3rd place outright in 2023) and Clint Letton (a nearby resident) are expected to make their mark in both the class and overall results.

Added into this will be the quest to see who claims the Open Women’s crown, with Finke Desert Race finishers from 2023, Port Augusta’s Aimee Butler and Chloe Barton from Nuriootpa likely to lead the field, in yet another great stoush between these 2 close friends!

This year will also feature junior riders for the first time, aged 13-U16 years, who will kick-start a head-to-head race, with male and female riders competing in two 20-kilometre races over the weekend. 

Making their appearance for 2024, Port Lincoln locals, Caleb Churchett and Reef Halman are keen to take on riders from across SA, as well as NSW & Victoria, with 2023 MSA Rising Star Award nominee, Charlize Waldhuter, leading the Junior Girls charge!

Presentations will close off the weekend on Sunday arvo at 4:30 pm in The Shed if your trackside – so be sure to hang around and grab a selfie or two with the 2024 ‘Champions of Jamalka’, before heading home to rave to all your friends about what a great weekend you had just experienced – and that you can’t wait for the 2025 event!

Don’t fret if you’re not able to make the trip down to Tumby Bay, as you can keep up with all the desert racing action through the below socials and get your front-row seat to all the action as the 2024 Jamalka Off Road 360 is being broadcasted LIVE over Saturday and Sunday through their YouTube channel.

Facebook – Jamalka Off Road Racing 

Instagram – Jamalka.offroadracing 

Youtube – @benmcnamara2133

 

Who’s going to be announced the King of Jamalka for 2024??
Gates are open for 2024, are you ready??
Calm before a huge weekend of racing at the 2nd Jamalka 360 Desert Race outing.
Hundreds on hours of event prep is all set to come together for one massive weekend.
A little look into the challenging terrain ready to welcome 2 and 4 wheel competitors.
Fully stoked ahead of 2 big days ahead.

Results & Recap – 2024 Mi-Bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul Australia, Round 1

February 29, 2024 Filed Under: News, Road Racing

Joining in all the excitement of round 1 of the 2024 Superbike World Championships, the 35th-anniversary running of the Mi-Bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul Australia, made its 2024 debut at Phillip Island over the 23rd to the 25th of February. With plenty of returning faces, some South Aussies stepping up a class, and even an ASBK newcomer, this year’s Championship story is going to be one for the books.

Before delving into the results table and 2024 Championship round points overalls, let’s take a look at the memorable moments from the weekend.

Mi-Bike Insurance Australian Superbike Championship

What a fantastic ASBK premier class first-time outing for rookie and MSA 2018 Rising Star, Declan Carberry! Taking to the track for the first time on his new BMW ride, Declan looked as comfortable as ever, and in no time at all, he was down to business. He secured a hotly contested 15th finish in race 1 before achieving a new personal best in race 2 with a fantastic 13th place. Looking as composed as ever, he carried that momentum into a 16th-place finish in race 3. It was a great first outing, and we are sure to see some big things ahead for the young lad.

From the get-go, returning Superbike regular, Unitech Racing’s Arthur Sissis, was aiming to continue  2023’s charge, with new practice PBs regularly being set and qualifying just outside of the top 10. He was on track to make a statement. Unfortunately, race 1 would be a tough start with a DNF hampering his momentum, but shaking it off like the sportsman he is, we would see him come back to his pre-race form taking an 11th in race 2 by just .163 behind 10th spot and rounding out the weekend with a race 3, 12th-place finish.

After brushing off some challenging free practice sessions, Michael Kemp continued to set new personal bests in the premier class throughout his round 1 campaign. Race 1 would see plenty of back and forth for position between Adam Senior, Ryan Yanko, and Superbike newcomer Declan Carberry. Coming down to the line for a 20th in race 1, he would avoid the carnage of his competitors and go to secure those valuable early Championship points and round out the weekend with a solid 20th and 19th finish in races 2 & 3.

Declan Carberry #220 charging hard in his ASBK premier class debut. Image – Pit Lane Studio.

Michelin Supersport 600

After his 2023 SS600 Championship second-place overall finish, Olly Simpson picked up the pace set and returned to where he left off. Starting the weekend on the right foot, he qualified P2 with just a gap of 0.046 seconds between him and the top step, to then go on to take the podium honours with a scorecard of 3rd, 2nd, and 3rd. – An exceptional start for 2024 and hopefully not too far in the future we will see Simpson take the podium top spot.

Another rider to make a class move for 2024 would see Unitech Racing’s Sam Pezzetta join the stacked SS600 field with plenty of on-track battles throughout the weekend with Cooper Rowntree. Cooper picked up the valuable early Championship points with his weekend-best 19th finish for race 2. With only brief introductions to the new bike, Sam pushed hard all weekend and by the end looked to be going from strength to strength, reducing lap times and nearly securing those first Championship points for the season. We can’t wait to see what Sam can do in the races to come.

All smiles with Ollie Simson in the big SS600 P2 podium. Image – Pit Lane Studio.

RACE and ROAD Supersport 300

As far as racing highlights go, none are quite as memorable and special as your first ASBK podium. After putting in the pre-season work, Tara Morrison blew the competition away. From qualifying 2nd to taking the learning curves of the weekend all in her stride, she would go from a race 1, 8th-place finish to a race 2, 5th-place finish, finally ticking off that bucket list goal and standing proud in P2 for her final outing of the weekend. To give a good idea of how tight racing was this weekend, much like most SS300 races, the top 9 riders were separated by just 1.289 seconds, with Tara a mere 0.012 of a second off that dream first ASBK top step.

The Championship round charges would continue for the remaining South Aussie contingent as the Simpson brothers Mitch and Jordy stayed in the top 10 field all weekend with Mitch walking into round 2 in 6th for the Championship from his 7 – 4 – 7 scorecard and Jordy 9th from his 6 – 9 – 9 finished.

Joining the front-pack battles & showing consistency throughout the weekend, Ryder Gilbert was making progress in improving his race 1, 12th place with an 8th in race 2; however, his weekend would finish with an unfortunate race 3 DNF with a crash on turn 10, last lap while vying in the front pack battle. Looking forward to seeing Ryder bounce back under lights in Sydney for round 2.

Rounding out the class and making his ASBK debut, Hudson Air has put himself on the 2024 ASBK SS300 points table. Qualifying just outside of the top 20 behind NSW Alexander Codey by .440 of a second margin, he would go on to hold his own in the fiercely contested racing taking out the 22nd spot in the first 2 races before cracking the top 20 with a race 3, 17th place finish – What a great first outing & we can’t wait to see Hudson returning throughout the season.

Tara Morrison #95 lighting the SS300 class on fire. Image – Pit Lane Studio.

Overall, to sum up a huge weekend of accomplishments from Team SA, to say we are excited to see what this year has in store is an understatement!!

Stay tuned with our SA crew’s first-hand, 2024 experiences from round 1 by following their social media channels:

Tara Morrison – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087208255688

Unitech Racing Team –https://www.facebook.com/ArthurSissis61RacingTeam

Arthur Sissis – https://www.facebook.com/arthursissis61

Sam Pezzetta – https://www.facebook.com/groups/168193281155722/?hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&multi_permalinks=831024528205924

Olly Simpson – https://www.facebook.com/ollysimpsonracing

Michael Kemp – https://www.facebook.com/michaelkempracing

Declan Carberry – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057635011292

Cooper Rowntree –  https://www.facebook.com/CooperRowntree57

Ryder Gilbert – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089634796268

Get all the ASBK action –

WEBSITE;             https://www.asbk.com.au/

SOCIALS;              https://www.facebook.com/asbksuperbikes

RESULTS;             https://www.computime.com.au/Default 

As the riders come home and set their sights forward to the next outing, the 2024 Mi-Bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Australia will see round 2 under lights at the Sydney Motorsport Park on March 22nd & 23rd. Adding to the already packed roster will see the bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup and Yamaha R3 Cup make their return for 2024.

Textbook cornering with Unitech Racing’s Arthur Sissis #61. Image – Pit Lane Studio.
Michael Kemp #64 on his way to new PB’s. Image – Pit Lane Studio.
Ryder Gilbert #72 looking for that opening. Image – Pit Lane Studio.
How the Simpsons do family photos, Jordy Simpson #33 & Mitch Simpson #66. Image – Pit Lane Studio.
Cooper Rowntree #57 looking for that next challenger to start 2024 in the SS600. Image – Pit Lane Studio.
Unitech Racing’s Sam Pezzetta #51 looking fast on the new bike in the new class. Image – Pit Lane Studio.
Hudson Air #71 making his ASBK debut. Image – Pit Lane Studio.

Team SA 2024 Mi-Bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Australia, Round 1 Results:

RACE 1 RACE 2 RACE 3 2024 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 1 POINTS OVERALL
mi-bike INSURANCE AUSTRALIAN SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP 
Declan Carberry 15th 13th 16th  14th
Arthur Sissis DNF 11th 12th 15th
Michael Kemp 20th 20th 19th 21st
MICHELIN SUPERSPORT 600
Olly Simpson 3rd 2nd 3rd 2nd
Cooper Rowntree 22nd 19th 21st 23rd
Sam Pezzetta 26th 24th 22nd
RACE AND ROAD SUPERSPORT 300 
Tara Morrison 8th 5th 2nd 4th
Jordy Simpson 6th 10th 9th 9th
Mitch Simpson 7th 4th 7th 6th
Ryder Gilbert 12th 8th DNF 12th
Hudson Air 22nd 22nd 17th 22nd
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