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MALLALA WELCOMES THE GIL HARRIS TRIAL AND ANOTHER STEP CLOSER TO THE 2023 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RELIABILITY TRIALS CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS

Filed Under: News, Reliability

Round 4 of the 2023 South Australian Reliability Championships heads to the Mallala district over a full day and night racing format this Saturday 12th August 2023. Presented by Levis MCC the Gil Harris Trial (formerly known as the Theo Nixon Trial) will take centre stage as racing rivalries heat up and points gaps start to shrink. 

Entry List:

At just half way through the 2023 SA Reliability Trials Championships season, points leads are starting to dwindle and new class challengers are emerging every round. All we can say is the overall Championship title is still well up for grabs and we cant wait to see what battles are brewing ahead.

Last minute preparations are still happening before a strong field of 136 riders  take on the course this Saturday for the day and night 2 lap format.

With top 2 outright finishers of the Lew Job 2 Day Trial, Cooper Sheidow and Zack Tremaine not taking to the course this weekend, the series leader and 3rd place Lew Job finisher Rowan Pumpa will be looking to extend his already strong 16-point lead ahead of Clinton Voigt and add his name for another year to the Gil Harris honour roll, after last year’s top step finish.

   (Above: A Throwback to Rowan Pumpa racing hard courtesy of Don Macaulay)

(Above: Clinton Voigt courtesy of SandPlow Photography).

 

Adam Wright will be looking for any opportunity to continue the climb up the points ladder from his current position, trailing just a mere 5 points behind Clinton for the outright Solo class.

(Above: Adam Wright courtesy of SandPlow Photography).

The sidecar overall points leads are about to become a lot tighter with top 2 bikes Daniel Plowman / Bradley Brook and Shane Schiller / Brian Anthony set to miss this round. This opens it up for Max Hutchesson / Sam Hutchesson (third  overall) and Shaun Buckley / Brett Harding (forth overall) to make up some ground as they both sit tied on 44 points (a mere 17 point gap to take over the lead).

(Above: Max Hutchesson / Sam Hutchesson courtesy of SandPlow Photography) 

(Above: Shaun Buckley / Brett Harding courtesy of SandPlow Photography) 

                             

 

 

Fresh off finishing the 2023 Hardi 24 Hour, Kristy Schultz is teaming up with Clint Grabham to continue her 2023 SART Championship  leading journey in the Ladies All Powers Sidecar class. Can she make it 4 out of 4 wins this weekend for the 2023 SART Championship?? Only time will tell.

(Above: Kristy Schultz piloting the sidecar to the win at the Lew Job 2 day Trial, courtesy of SandPlow Photography). 

Thanks to Don Macaulay and SandPlow Photography. Both photographers have been out at many reliability and off road racing events so please reach out to donda@adam.com.au (Don Macaulay) or SandPlow Photography FB Page Here to purchase any photos. 

Where:

With a course spanning throughout the beautiful Mallala district, the Gil Harris Trial is going to have something for every rider and spectator.  The Main Control, catering and toilets will be located at 305 March Road Grace Plains (Google Maps Here).

Competition Information:

Best to get there early with the first bike leaving Main Control at 12:01pm to kick off the big day ahead. Riders will take on all the challenges thrown at them over 2 laps and around 6 hours of total riding time throughout the region. With plenty of great spots to take in the action, drop into Main Control when you get there to grab a riders list and and directions to all the spectator points.

The Woolshed CFS will be doing the hard yards keeping everyone well taken care of with food and drink throughout the day of competitions. Saturday is certainly looking to be a cracker day to make the short trip out to Mallala and stay for all the reliability trial shenanigans.

We are very fortunate to be able to be able to hold this competition through some stunning bushland and private properties, however unfortunately dogs are NOT permitted at this event, with the exception of service animals accepted.

So all that’s left is to pack the car up and come witness the 2023 Reliability Trials Championship story continue.

Full competitors list and start times – HERE.

Course Information:

Check out the below guide for all the key times to catch all the action at the 2023 Gil Harris Trial.

Live Timing:

Provisional Live results will be published on my.raceresult.com.
To access live timing…
 Go to sartchampionship.au and follow the “LIVE TIMING” links.
 Scan the QR code in the program or at Main Control.
 Live timing viewing will be available on screen at Main Control.
Final results published on the SART Championship Series website.
For Supp Regs, Rule Book, latest news & more, please visit sartchampionship.au

Final results will be published on the SART Championship Series website.
For Supp Regs, Rule Book, latest news & more, please visit sartchampionship.au

Socials*

You can also follow all of the SART actions on our social media by following SA Reliability Trials on Facebook and Instagram.

 

 

Save The Date: 

The 2023 awards presentation night will be held on Friday the 13th of October 2023 at the Vine Inn Hotel – 14-22 Murray Street, Nuriootpa.

Make sure you save the date for a great night celebrating all the highlights of the 2023 South Australian Reliability Championships series. Bookings are essential so RSVP today to Kristy Schultz on 0419039728. 

 

2023 SA MX Championship Round 3 Makes A Return To South Coast MX

Filed Under: Motocross, News, SAMX Championship

The 2023 SA Motocross Championship points tables are heating up and the finish line is nearly in site for another year. Round 3 of the 2023 SA MX Championships making a return to South Coast MX Club, this coming 5th and 6th of August. After last holding the Championships back in 2020, the club is gearing up for a fantastic weekend ahead and not one to be missed with 2 full days of racing to entertain the whole family.

A special thanks to our series sponsors, Butler’s Mechanical Service and Great Southern Security who have come on board again for the 2023 SAMX Championship journey. 

Entry List:

Returning for Pro MX 1 after a flying round 2 first-place overall, Brett Metcalfe lines up against the strong competition including both Siegah Ward and Levi McManus, who are both looking for any opportunity to get past the big #24.

A field of 10 MX2 riders have locked in their names to take on the South Coast Motocross circuit and as we know in racing, it could be anyone’s weekend. After a challenging start to the season in round 1 and securing a round 2 win in MX2, Mitchell Norris is gearing up to lock away as many Championship points as possible before the season comes down to the line. 

With the positive continued growth of Females making their mark in the sport of Motocross in SA, 30 of the states best senior and junior talents will take to the track this weekend. For the Butlers Women all Powers class, if round 2 is anything to go by, round 3’s racing is going to come down to the line. Last time out Amy Bartsch took the overall top sport and is back this weekend with sights set for a back to back win. She of course, can’t relax for a second with a strong field of competition chasing her every move including Emma Haylock and Stephanie Cutler.

After a huge trip up to the NT for the 2023 Australian Motocross Championships, Bodhi Austin is ready to extend his 65cc 2stroke 7-u10yrs championship lead for his SAMX 2023 season, after P1 finishes in both Rounds 1 and 2. With a field of over 20 competitors looking to stop his winning streak, can he make it 3 out of 3 for 2023? 

This weekends Junior Motocross field will be the perfect example of the exceptional talent levels coming out of our SA clubs. Over 140 of our fastest youngsters are set to take to the track across the weekends junior classes, not to mention the youngest of our sport, 29 budding 50cc riders will be out throughout the demo and auto classes.

With Championship battles heating up and points leads disappearing, you’re not going to want to miss a second of the action this weekend!!

Where:

Based in the beautiful Murray River, Lakes and Coorong region, the South Coast MX Club is under an hour’s drive from the Adelaide CBD up the princess highway at 3761 Old Princes Hwy, Monarto, SA.

 

Spectator Information:

On top of a full canteen keeping riders and spectators well-fed, the club has hired additional facilities to ensure everyone is comfortable for a big weekend of racing. Camping is available from Friday at a cost of $20 to be paid at the canteen Saturday/Sunday morning. 

Time Schedule:

Sign On & Machine Examination

 Before signing on, each person will be required to pay both the flaggy and Transponder fee as a result of the fee not being captured during the entry process. Payment is to be made via EFT only. 

 

Friday:                              5.00pm – 6.00pm (Saturday or Sunday competitors)

Saturday:                         6.00am – 7.00am (Saturday only)

                                          5.00pm – 6.00pm (Sunday early bird)

Sunday:                           6.00am – 7.00am ONLY (All Sunday classes)

 

Round by round Presentation – ROUNDS 2, 3 & 4

Saturday                        7:10am-7:40am Junior Presentation

Sunday                          7:10am-7:40am Senior Presentation

 

Riders Briefing

Saturday:                     7.45am sharp – ALL riders (and parent/guardians) MUST attend

Sunday:                       7.45am sharp – ALL riders (and parent/guardians) MUST attend

 

Practice (racing will commence immediately following practice)

Saturday:                    8.00am – immediately following Riders Briefing (riders are to be ready)

Sunday:                      8.00am – immediately following Riders Briefing (riders are to be ready)

 

Saturday Practice and Race Order:

Sunday Practice and Race Order:

 

 

Timing

Follow all the action as it happens and stay up to date with all the timing and results through the Mylaps Speedhive Page, or you can download the MYLAPS app via the App Store or Google Play.*

Socials*

Stay up to date with all the happenings of the 2023 SAMX Championship by following SA Motocross on Facebook as well as Motorcycling SA on Facebook and Instagram. 

 

Official Calendar for the 2023 SA Motocross Championship

Results – SA OFF ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUNDS 1 & 2 RUN AND WON AT CULBURRA

Filed Under: Enduro, News

Over the weekend of the 15th and 16th of July, the SA Off Road Championships made a long-awaited return for a new 2023 Championship season. A treat for riders and spectators the Keith and District Motorcycle Club put in exceptional behind-the-scenes work to bring a brand new course and venue in Culburra for Rounds 1 and 2. With the new additions, there are still iconic fan favourites making the return for 2023, we are very fortunate to have both WSB Distributors and Painttech continue their support of the SA Off Road Championships.

With the weather finally changing from the wet muddy conditions and turning it on for the weekend, over 170 riders converged to the course ready for everything that was going to be thrown at them over the 2 days.

A Saturday cross-country format course met riders eager to get those early Championship points. Most riders and their support crew opted to camp at the track the Saturday night whilst many surrounding towns generously rolled out the welcome mat to scores of Off-Road racing spectators, looking for a full weekend getaway experience. Rounding out the weekend with a well earned challenge, a fast-paced sprint format race greeted riders and spectators on Sunday with juniors powering through a 5km course and seniors tested on an 8km course. Of course, in between races, there were plenty of rider catch-ups and course chats throughout the pits.

Appreciation shout-outs must go to the Johnson Family of Tintinara who have been extremely supportive, giving up land to host an inaugural venue for this year’s round 1 & 2 events. Their allowance for the Keith and District MCC and volunteers to enter and carryout anything required to building a new track is much appreciated. A big thank you to, Andrew and Sally, Eddie & Will.

We want to send a special thank you to the Frank Fatchen Cartage, Contract & Earthmoving! Leigh, Lisa and their kids have put in countless hours to make the 2023 SAORC rounds 1 & 2 such a success through the donation of machinery, fuel and time.

The 2023 SA Off road Championships continue onto Keyneton over the 26th and 27th of August for rounds 3 and 4 with riders already gearing up for some pretty tight down to the line racing.

2023 SAORC Round 1 Cross Country Full Results – HERE.

2023 SAORC Round 1 Cross Country Full Results – HERE.

Thanks to Eric McConnochie for the pictures of all the action throughout the weekend.

     

SA TAKES ON THE TOP END AND AUSTRALIAS BEST AT THE 2023 AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Filed Under: Motocross, News

20 of our top South Australian Motocross Juniors made the long trip up to the NT to face off against Australia’s best at the 2023 Australian Junior MX Championships at the Acacia Hills Motocross Complex and boy did we represent and hold our own. With riders getting the feel of the track in challenging conditions they seemed to be dropping personal best times and creating new goals every lap. It was certainly a great look into the exceptional potential on the track for the week ahead.

Throughout the week we saw our Juniors stand tall taking against some pretty stiff competition against in of Australia’s fastest Junior Mx riders and coming out the other side with great results.

Shout out and congratulations to the 8 SA riders that qualified to represent SA in the State Trophy Challenge Cup from their qualifying times in their own classes (as specified by the MoMS 8.21.4)

  1. Emily Lambert
  2. Riley Mullen
  3. Ollie Paech
  4. Ryder Woodrow
  5. Danielle Churchett
  6. Tomi Doble
  7. Declan Smart
  8. Nash Metcalfe

Through their  fantastic racing efforts, team SA finished 6th in the State ranking – Great work everyone!!

Below are the overall points for each class, but first and we caught up with a couple of our juniors that qualified to represent SA in the State Trophy Challenge to get a view into their experience at the 2023 Australian Junior Motocross Championships.

Declan Smart

Age: 12

First started racing: Demo class when I was 6 years old.

Have you always wanted to race the Junior Motocross National Championships?

It’s always been a dream and goal on my list to take on this event.

How did you prepare coming into the event?

I have raced and won all the rounds of the Victorian State Titles for A grade 85cc SW along with winning the overall in Championships helped my riding coming into the event. Along with the Vic rounds, racing Hattah, Deep well and a few club rounds in SA has all helped.

What was a highlight of you time in the NT?

Would have to say qualifying 3rd in the first qualifying race out of all the 85cc SW and then getting a 2,4,2 in the heat races and qualifying 5th overall before the finals started were standout moments.

I’m incredibly stoked to get my name in the Motorcycling Australia write up.

Unfortunately the heat race points don’t carry over for the riders that have to qualify Declan had a couple of little offs in the final’s giving him 10th overall after the finals were finished.

Unfortunately the heat race points didn’t carry over for the riders that have to qualify and I had a couple of little offs in the final’s putting me in 10th overall after the finals were finished.

Biggest challenge faced at the Australian Junior Motocross Championships? 

The biggest challenge would definitely have to be avoiding all the rocks on the track.

Is there anyone you would like to thank?

I would love to give a massive thank you to James Wintle from Fox Australia for his support at the track along with taking some awesome pictures!

Peter Steven’s Motorcycle’s, Fox, Moto Cred, Smart Earthworks, 2D1, Dirt Bike Service’s, Emar Seats, Clare Rodeo, Clare Motorcycle Club, Choice Suspension, Panta Race Fuels, Three3sMerch and The Australian Sports Commission for selecting me as a recipient of a local sporting Champions Grant.

(above) Declan Smart                                           (above) Ryder Woodrow

Ryder Woodrow

Age:

13 years old

First started racing:

I got my first motorbike at 18 months old and learnt to ride with training wheels, I started competitive racing at 5 and had to travel to Victoria to be able to compete till I turned 7 and was eligible to race in SA.

Have you always wanted to race the Junior Motocross National Championships?

Since turning 7 I have entered every Nationals competition as it’s a great benchmark to compare where you’re at against riders across the whole of Australia, as well as riding a national prepped track.

How did you prepare coming into the event?

At the start of each year we set out our goals for the year, a training plan for on and off the bike aswell as a calendar full of races across Australia to attempt to compete against some of the competitors.  I have a motocross track at home, so I ensure I ride a few nights a week, as well as over the weekend. I run 5km every morning as well as push bike ride 10km on alternate days. We do benchmark testing to see improvements in lap times on the bike, as well as fitness benchmarks to ensure my off bike fitness consistently improves (i.e how long per KM) . I also fuel my body with Ryno power (protein and sports drinks) to ensure I get the right nutrients to help with these goals.

What was a highlight of your time during the event up in the Northern Territory?

Would have to say, 3rd fastest in practice, a 2nd position in a heat. Unfortunately in Final 1, I was caught up in a first corner crash which put me at the back of the pack of 40 riders. With the challenge of no sight lap on the track, I am stoked I still charged my way from 40th up to 10th position and although that was the worst result I achieved in my finals,  it was my best ride and my most proud moment to get up to 10th position and pass 30 top Australian riders.  I had Brett Metcalfe congratulate me on that ride, and to have such feedback come from someone of his level meant so much to me.

What was the biggest challenge you faced at the Aus Junior National Champs?

Heat 1 seen me lose my clutch , so after an amazing NT family leant me the part I was back in action however Suspension was set to a predicted to a flat one lined track, so after a crash where my suspension bucked me in a heat, I had to do a full suspension change and took my bike out to practice one morning before racing started to change the settings. It was completely different to what we expected and was one of the roughest tracks I’ve faced with ruts so big you could lay down in them. Once my suspension was fixed my confidence on the track was much better and helped me feel more comfortable on the bike

Is there anyone you would like to thank?

Ninness MX for the clutch parts , wouldn’t have been on the line without you, Chappy for the NT hospitality , Shaun Murdoch from the SA crew for getting behind every SA Rider and creating the SAMX nationals page to help promote the kids, Brett Metcalfe for the support and encouragement throughout the week and picking me to represent SA in the SA state team,  Dad and Mum for getting me there, Moto Adelaide and KTM for the weapon of a bike, Pirelli for the tyres, Ryno Power for the body Fuel, Monza Imports, Oakley and Alpine stars for the best gear, Dom for sponsoring our fuel to get us there, Nanna and Poppa for contributing towards the trip , jacka bricklaying for his 2nd year of sponsorship and Wayne Pengilly from WP concrete for believing in me this year and giving me the opportunity to ride for him and the opportunity to learn from him to build as a rider

Nash Metcalfe 

Age:

I’m 10 nearly turning 11 years old.

First started racing:

I’ve been racing for about 4 years now.

Have you always wanted to race the Junior Motocross National Championships?

Yea I have been pretty interested in this event and the experience.

How did you prepare coming into the event?

 I practiced before the race at home and I’ve raced 2 state title rounds this year.

What was a highlight of your time during the event up in the Northern Territory?

Getting my best finish 11th and spending time visiting Darwin.

What was the biggest challenge you faced at the Aus Junior National Champs?

 Not getting a holeshot and fighting through the pack was my biggest challenge.

Is there anyone you would like to thank? 

My dad for all the help telling me lines to take and how ruff it is in that section’s.

I would also like to thank Shane Lambert and Brad Thompson for bringing up my bikes and all my gear and parts for the Aus Junior National Champs. Thanks to my friends, team, dad my brother Mav and Marny for all their help

I also would like to thank my nanna for booking hotels for us to stay at and giving us good places to visit while we were up there. I would also like to thank GO24 Penrite team, 3D siteworx, Cisco’s race tuning, Nanna and Pops, Rat Racing / Fist, MXstore, SKDA, whitehaul, Michelin

 

OVERALL RESULTS 

50 cc

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result Final 4 Result Final 5 Result
10 511 Kobe SMART 52
13th
 9th 11th 8th 12th
18 523 Carter WILLIAMSON 16 5th 13th 21st 19th 18th
26 535 Jobe HOWARD – 28th DNS DNS 25th 23rd

 

65cc 7-U10 yrs

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result Final 4 Result Final 5 Result
14 51 Bodhi AUSTIN 35 34th 27th 12th 1oth 6th
15 52 Lachlan MURDOCH 34 10th 20th 11th 27th 9th
19 527 Brax CHITTLEBOROUGH 19 21st 15th 21st 11th 18th
20 583 Nate BOWMAN 15 29th 21st 19th 8th 26th
23 56 Bailey THOMPSON 8 25th 24th 23rd 19th 15th
28 511 Kobe SMART – 31st 25th 28th 23rd 21st
31 538 Jaden HIGGINSON – DNS DNS 30th 26th 25th

 

65cc 10-U12 yrs

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result Final 4 Result Final 5 Result
7 518 Riley MULLEN 71 5th 18th 7th 4th 3rd
8 523 Ollie PAECH 60 8th 7th 11th 10th 9th
14 524 Nash METCALFE 29 19th 16th 16th 11th 14th
20 520 Blake BAHNISCH 11 DNF 17th 19th 19th 18th

 

85cc Small Wheel 9 – 12 yrs

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result
10 5 Declan SMART 31 9th 16th 7th
20 518 Riley MULLEN 7 20th 15th 22nd
35 509 Brock SMART – 36th 27th 33rd
37 520
Blake BAHNISCH
 – 34th 33rd DNF

 

85cc Big Wheel 12 – 14 yrs

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result
6 50
Ryder WOODROW
 43 10th 5th 5th
10 59 Tomi DOBLE 32 4th 7th DNS
21 58 Dylan GROMBALL 8 21st 15th 19th
27 54
Caleb CHURCHETT
 – 34th 28th 23rd

 

85cc Female

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result Final 4 Result Final 5 Result
5 55 Emily LAMBERT 85 12th 2nd 4th 1st 10th
13 515 Charlize WALDHUTER 27 DNF 13th DNF 11th 12th

 

125cc 13 – u15 yrs

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result Final 4 Result Final 5 Result
25 59 Tomi DOBLE – DNF DNF DNF DNF DNS

 

125-250cc Female

Overall Pos # Name Total Points Final 1 Result Final 2 Result Final 3 Result Final 4 Result Final 5 Result
5 55 Emily LAMBERT 83 3rd 5th 6th 6th 5th
11 528
Danielle CHURCHETT
 43 14th 13th 12th 12th 9th
12 515
Charlize WALDHUTER
 42 13th 14th 13th 13th 10th

RESULTS – WEBB PLASTICS 2023 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUND 2

Filed Under: News, Road Racing

Over the 8th and 9th of July, the Bend Motorsport Park was the feature backdrop to a huge weekend of thrills and spills, as riders from all over Australia descended onto the renowned racing circuit for the Webb Plastics South Australian Road Racing Championships Round 2, the Pirelli Motul Victorian Road Racing Championships Round 2 and the 2023 Horsell Australian F1 & F2 Australian Sidecar Championship Round 2.

Spectators braving the challenging weather were kept on the edge of their seats with a full schedule of down-to-the-line racing action and of course, plenty of riders falling victim to the onslaught of carnage.

Riders will head over the border to the iconic Philip Island, through the 15th to the 17th of September for Round 3 of the 2023 SA Road Race Championships, presented by Cafnix.

   

Pictures thanks to Pit Lane Studio who captured all the moments of the 2023 SA Championship, Round 2 journey.

Results for the Webb Plastics Australian Road Racing Championships Round 2 are below and check out Computime for a full breakdown of all the featured competitions –

Superbike SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Total
1 64 Michael Kemp 20 12.5 25 57.5
2 39 Dwayne Tosen 17 9 20 46
3 8 Charles Holding 18 10 18 46
4 63 Russell Crane 15 8 16 39
5 60 Paul Linkenbagh 14  – 15 29
6 16 Raymond Ross  – 8.5 17 25.5
7 92 Jack Davis 25  – – 25
8 657 Stephen Cox 16  – – 16
9 747 John Chiodi 13  – – 13
10 777 Beau Gower 12  – – 12

 

Supersport SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Total
45 45 Olly Simpson 25 25 25 75
2 8 Charles Holding 20 18 20 58
3 135 Jayden Plowman 16 17 18 51
4 679 Luke Patteson 17 16 17 50
5 39 Dwayne Tosen 18 20 38

 

Supersport 300 SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Total
1 25 Brodie Gawith 25 25 25 75
2 33 Jordy Simpson 17 18 20 55
3 72 Ryder Gilbert 16 20 17 53
4 18 Phoenix Agar 14 17 16 47
5 34 Jiabin Zhang 15 13 15 43
6 160 Gordon Hensley 13 16 14 43
7 95 Tara Morrison 18  – 18 36
8 159 Oliver Hensley 11  – 13 24
9 22 Georgia Stephens 9 15 – 24
10 995 Lucas Warren 10 14 – 24
11 68 Ryan Larkin 20  – – 20
12 337 Greg Farrell 12  – – 12

 

Juniors SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Total
1 333 Xayvion Amoy 20 25 45
2 169 Archie Schmidt 25 15 40
3 340 Seth Dellow 16 18 34
4 18 Elijah Andrew 17 16 33
5 54 Boyd Cole 15 17 32
6 144 Ethan Dellow 18 14 32
7 141 Cooper Pitt 14 13 27
8 27 Ghage Plowman 12 12 24
9 995 Lucas Warren 13 11 24
10 99 Jai Strugnell 11 10 21
11 11 Judd Plaisted  – 20 20

 

bLU cRU Junior Cup SA Championship – Round 3

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Total
1 69 Archie Schmidt 20 25 45
2 11 Judd Plaisted 25 18 43
3 7 Xayvion Amoy 18 20 38
4 34 Elijah Andrew 17 17 34
5 27 Cooper Pitt 16 16 32
6 68 Lucas Warren 15 15 30
7 79 Jamie Gregory 14 14 28
8 46 Ghage Plowman 13 13 26
9 99 Jai Strugnell 12 12 24
10 17 Payton Kemp 11 11 22
11 42 Josh Schiller 10 10 20

Archie Schmidt after a solid weekend                                                   Judd Plaisted looking fast as ever                             The Leading Pack fighting the weather 📸 Pit Lane Studio.

📸 Pit Lane Studio.                                                                                    📸 Pit Lane Studio.

Limited / Limited Sport SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Total
1 212 Kev Stephens 25 25 50
2 25A Brodie Gawith 20 20 40
3 68 Ryan Larkin 18 18 36
4 95 Tara Morrison 17 17 34
5 33 Jordy Simpson 16 16 32
6 176 Daniel Spendlove 15 15 30
7 72 Ryder Gilbert 14 14 28
8 18 Phoenix Agar 12 13 25
9 107 David Ellis 13 11 24
10 34 Jiabin Zhang 10 12 22
11 160 Gordon Hensley 11 9 20
12 159 Oliver Hensley 9 10 19
13 22 Georgia Stephens  – 8 8

 

Pre-Modern 08 SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Total
1 8 Marcus Delaney 18 25 43
2 616 William Downie 25 17 42
3 101A Ron Crane 16 20 36
4 7 Shane Robinson 17 18 35
5 176 Daniel Spendlove 13 16 29
6 69 Rob Vikuckis 11 15 26
7 879 Robert Lehman 20  – 20
8 37 Graham Snaith 15  – 15
9 27 Amos Fitton 14  – 14
10 77 Joshua Harris 12  – 12
11 10 Mark Bohannon 10  – 10
12 84 Rob O’Brien 9  – 9

 

Pre-Modern 08 SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Total
1 747 John Chiodi 25 25 50
2 62 Phillip Burke 20 20 40
3 48 Robert Daff 18 18 36

 

Naked Bike SA Championship – Round 2

Pos No Name Leg 1 Leg 2 Total
1 107 David Ellis 25 25 – 50
2 19 Denis Ackland 20  – – 20
3 85 Greg Inglis 18  – – 18

 

RESULTS – SOUTH AUSSIES CONTINUE THE 2023 ASBK CHARGE INTO MORGAN PARK RACEWAY

Filed Under: ASBK, News, Road Racing

Over halfway through the 2023 Championship season the points tables, not to mention on-track rivalries are really starting to heat up. With plenty of anticipation coming into this round, a strong South Aussie contingent loaded the bikes and made the trip to Morgan Park Raceway in sunny Queensland for Round 5 of the 2023 mi-Bike Australian Superbike Championships over the 14 -16th of July. Coming to the business end of the season, we’re seeing riders pulling out all the stops to gain valuable championship points and cement season rankings.

Boy was this round a standout, first of all, we can’t go on without mentioning just some of the fantastic results of the weekend –

Olly Simpson – Continuing to wow fans, he rode exceptionally strong from the get-go, claiming a 2nd place finish in race 1 to kick off the weekend. All warmed up, he continued on to take the P1 top spot for race 2, the round overall win and continue to lead the 2023 ASBK Supersport 600 Championship  – Well done and we can’t wait to see you bring it home for the final Championship races.

Photos courtesy of Tayco_creative.

Ty Lynch – after crashing out whilst leading race 1 and dislocating his shoulder, Ty fought back to claim a third place finish for race 2. He currently sits 5th in Supersport 600 for the round and 3rd overall in the Championship standings – What a great comeback!

 

Photos courtesy of Pit Lane Studio 

Archie Schmidt – Showed the Oceania Junior Cup field how it’s done. He nailed a second place finish in race 1, third place for race 2 and first place finish in race 3. This put him in the P1 hot seat for the round and second place overall for the 2023 Oceania Junior Cup. Pretty spectacular if I do say so myself!!

Photos courtesy of Pit Lane Studio 

Check out your favourite riders social media page below to see their thoughts on the weekend –

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

Cam Rende – https://www.facebook.com/Cam-Rende-80-103641782246962

Arthur Sissis & Sam Pezzetta –https://www.facebook.com/ArthurSissis61RacingTeam

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

Dallas Skeer – https://www.facebook.com/DallasSkeerRacing

Ty Lynch – https://www.facebook.com/TyraLynchRacing

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

Dallas Skeer Racing – https://www.facebook.com/DallasSkeerRacing

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

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

Brock Quinlan – https://www.facebook.com/brockquinlan87

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

Rikki Henry – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076832051611

 

Our riders are currently coming home to rest up before taking off over the border to the iconic Philip Island, though the 27-29 October for Round 6 of the 2023 mi-Bike Australian Superbike Championship and get ever so much closer to the 2023 ASBK finale.

Follow all the ASBK action on the below links –

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

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

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

 

Round 5 results – and where they are all sitting in the Championship after round 5 of 7 rounds!

RACE 1 RACE 2 RACE 3 OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP
SUPERBIKES (after round 5 of 7)
Arthur Sissis 8th 9th 9th 9th
Michael Kemp 15th 15th 15th 15th
600 SUPERSPORT (after round 4 of 6)
Olly Simpson 2nd 1st 1st 1st
Ty Lynch 8th 3rd 5th 3rd
Dallas Skeer DNF 7th 12th 7th
Declan Carberry 9th 14th 9th 17th
300 SUPERSPORT (after round 4 of 6)
Sam Pezzetta 8th 8th 8th 6th 9th
Jordy Simpson 10th 10th 14th 10th 12th
Tara Morrison 13th 12th 12th 13th 17th
Ryder Gilbert 15th 15th 15th 16th 20th
Brock Quinlan 17th 16th 18th 19th 23rd
OCEANIA JUNIOR CUP (Round 3) (after Round 3 of 5)
Archie Schmidt 2nd 3rd 1st 1st 2nd
Rikki Henry – – – – 11th
R3 CUP (Round 3) (after Round 3 of 5)
Sam Pezzetta 9th 6th 7th 7th 7th
Jordy Simpson 10th 8th 10th 10th 9th
Cooper Rowntree – – – – 11th
Ryder Gilbert 12th 10th 12th 12th 15th