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SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S BRAND NEW bLU cRU SA JUNIOR CUP – ALMOST READY TO GO!

March 22, 2022 Filed Under: Coaches, News, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup, State Championship

SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S BRAND NEW bLU cRU SA JUNIOR CUP – ALMOST READY TO GO!

Whilst the likes of, fellow juniors, Cameron Rende and Sam Pezzetta, have been ripping it up Nationally, locally there has been a team of 12 riders, most of whom are new to the sport of road race, who have quietly been going about getting ready to launch off the start line at Mount Gambier’s Mac Park Raceway in a few short weeks at Easter!

All have been getting themselves prepared in some way over the past few weeks, with most now kitted out in their brand new bLU cRU SA Junior Cup leathers – and don’t they look awesome with the design centred around the SA sporting colours!  Some of the crew have also been doing stuff off track, helping with promotional days and the like, with 8 of the 12 also taking the advantage of a Ride Day on the East Circuit of The Bend to cut a heap of laps – especially as they will be racing there later in the season as well!

And who are the riders who will be making 2022 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup history, as the inaugural squad to ride in this exciting new Series to be run here in SA for the first time – well, they are;

Cameron Rende

Ryder Gilbert

Rikki Henry

Lucas Warren

Cooper Pitt                         

Ethan Dellow 

Seth Dellow                        

Tomi Doble

James Howie

Fred Barry

Archie Schmidt

Xayvion Amoy 

Ryder Sweet

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Here’s a bit of a photo rundown of what they have all been up to;

Also need to say a huge thanks to the great coaches that have been guiding these lads – those who are part of Levi Day’s On Track Rider training crew (Ty Lynch), and Will Strugnell, Kym & Allan Bolto, and also just joining the party, Sandro Malatesta – and the clubs who have offered their support – Cafnix, the Historics, Mount Gambier, and the Levis MCC as well, who is sponsoring Cooper Pitt!

And of course – without the support of some amazing business support – none of this would have been possible – and here they are, with the list getting longer with each passing month – words can’t describe the value of this great support – so please thank and support these great businesses now and into the future!

There will likely be a couple of the bikes and crew on display at the MSA stand at the 2022 Australian U16 125cc Championships for junior speedway at Sidewinders Speedway, Wingfield, on Saturday and Sunday, April 2 & 3, if you want to check out these great bikes and what it’s all about – all questions can be answered, including how to get involved in 2023!

 

SA RIDERS GETTING IT DONE AT THE PAPERCLIP –  ROUND 2 OF ASBK 2022 IN QUEENSLAND!

March 20, 2022 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Women in Motorcycling

SA RIDERS GETTING IT DONE AT THE PAPERCLIP –  ROUND 2 OF ASBK 2022 IN QUEENSLAND!

SA’s road race crew have backed up the great results from round 1, with more of the same at round 2 of ASBK 2022 – the mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul at Queensland Raceway, over the ‘middle’ weekend of March!

9 South Aussies, plus a truck load of team members, family members and supporters, made the trek, down 1 rider from round 1 as Cooper Rowntree was forced to miss this round, but he has already said he will be back for round 3 at Wakefield Park over the weekend of April 22-24.

Word also has it that there will be yet another SA rider joining the party from round 3 as well – so 11 South Aussies in action in ASBK – simply brilliant!

And – as all, or most of our riders have social media pages, here are the ones that we know of so far, so check out their reports and thoughts on how their season has started!

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

Dan Falzon https://www.facebook.com/JonDanielsRacing

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

Still very early in the Championship of course, but can’t help but be excited with 3 South Aussie riders sitting on Championship podiums so far, with Olly Simpson & Ty Lynch both on the Supersport podium, and, young Cam Rende sitting 2nd in Oceania Junior Cup (and getting his 2nd win of the year as well).

Shout out also to our 2021 MSA Rising Star, Sam Pezzetta, on getting his first National podium, with a brilliant 3rd in race 2 of the R3 Cup Series – super effort that in Australia’s version of ‘Moto3’ – with Sam, and fellow South Aussie, Mitch Simpson pushing each other along in the big group all fighting for the win!!

Round 2 results – and where they are all sitting in the Championship after round 2 of 8 rounds!

RACE 1 RACE 2 RACE 3 OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP
SUPERBIKES (after round 2 of 8)
Arthur Sissis 7th 4th 5th 6th
Dan Falzon 11th 11th 11th 8th
600 SUPERSPORT
Olly Simpson 4th 3rd 4th 2nd
Ty Lynch 5th 7th 6th 3rd
Dallas Skeer dnf dns 17th
300 SUPERSPORT
Sam Pezzetta 9th dnf 5th 10th 9th
Mitch Simpson 14th 9th 7th 9th 11th
Jordan Simpson dnf 11th dnf 16th 18th
Cooper Rowntree 23rd
OCEANIA JUNIOR CUP
Cameron Rende 2nd 1st dnf 6th 2nd
R3 CUP
Sam Pezzetta 6th 3rd 7th 5th 6th
Mitch Simpson 5th 6th 5th 4th 7th
Cooper Rowntree 20th
Jordan Simpson 13th 10th dnf 14th 16th

Huge congrats also to Georgia & Dan Falzon – not only did Dan ride in Queensland on Friday and Sunday – but they also got married here in SA on Saturday, which in itself was a huge logistical effort – well done to you both and congratulations ( 📸 – 783 Media)

2022 AUSTRALIAN HISTORIC ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS HEADING TO MAC PARK, MOUNT GAMBIER – APRIL 1-3!

March 18, 2022 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Women in Motorcycling

2022 AUSTRALIAN HISTORIC ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS HEADING TO MAC PARK, MOUNT GAMBIER

For those not inclined to hang around Wingfield to watch the 2022 Australian 125cc Speedway Championships over the weekend of April 1-3 MAY want to throw the swag in the car and head South – as SA is certainly being spoilt for Australian Championship action in April 2022 – as the 2022 Australian Historic Championships for Road Race will be a happening thing at the iconic Mac Park Raceway at Mount Gambier!

Over 200 riders with over 300 historic machines will compete in categories from Period 2 – Period 6, including Isle of Man star Cameron Donald, and, McNamara Park Raceway is ideally suited to historic machines, with 12 technically demanding corners in it’s 2.4km length. The track has recently been resurfaced and widened, and there are a large number of excellent viewing spots.

Here’s all the need to know!

McNamara Park Raceway, 174 McNamara Park Road Compton SA 5291.

Thursday March 31st – optional practice day

Friday 1st April – practice and qualifying

Saturday 2nd – Sunday 3rd April – racing

ENTRY 

$10.00 on Friday

$20.00 on Saturday

$20.00 on Sunday

3 day pass – ONLY $40.00 

under 16’s FREE.

FOOD & DRINKS

The canteen will be open 7am – 4pm Thursday – Sunday, with additional food options over the weekend.
A Catered dinner Saturday night can be pre-booked. Bar facilities will be available.

Please contact racesec@macparkraceway.org.au for any additional information.

MARK MITCHELL & TONY CARTER CROWNED BOB WHITE CUP WINNERS FOR 2022!

March 15, 2022 Filed Under: News, SA Women in Motorcycling, Speedway

MARK MITCHELL & TONY CARTER CROWNED BOB WHITE CUP WINNERS FOR 2022!

With the 2022 Australian Sidecar Championships, senior and junior, just around the corner (Easter folks – 4 weeks or so away), Saturday night showed that the 2022 Championships are going to be so very much worth the entry fee, as you couldn’t ask for, or get any better finals than the junior and senior finals of the 2022 Senior & Junior Bob White Cup last Saturday night.

For those who weren’t there on the night, or didn’t have the live-stream happening, a fantastic around the outside pass out of turn 4 on the final lap saw the final decided – basically on the line!

Congratulations to Mark Mitchell and Tony Carter for taking out the senior section. Placegetters were Brodie Cohen/Jesse Headland 2nd, Byren Gates/Eli Bock 3rd, and Shane Hudson/Adam Constable 4th.

Congratulations to Adam Niesche and Kobi Canning for taking out the junior section. Placegetters were Kayden Gates/Harley Ackerley 2nd Chloe Ackerley/Eva Whitworth 3rd, and Amelia Silvy/Tyler Lucas 4th.

**Great to also see 2 all girl teams in action and mixing it with the established riders on the night!

Bob would have loved it!

Results (senior) Bob White Cup March 12th 2022

1st Mark Mitchell / Tony Carter 13 Points

2nd Brodie Cohan / Jesse Headland 14 Points

3rd Byren Gates / Eli bock 11 Points

4th Shane Hudson / Adam Constable 14 Points

5th Kym Menadue / Shane Dolan 9 Points

6th Kane Golding / Isaac Amos 8 Points

7th Damien Niesche / Aryton Canning 9 Points

8th Paul Hemsworth / Adam Botham 8 Points

9th Brian Silvy / Damian Egan 8 Points

10th Mitchell Spear / Glen Zaworski 6 Points

11th Max Howse / Riley Commons 5 Points

12th Dean Hobbs / Daniel Low 5 Points

13th Rick Stephens / Nick O’Brien 4 Points

14th Stephen Fowler / Willy Walker 3 Points

15th Daniel Puddy / Byron Mordaunt 2 Points

16th Wayne Lethbridge / G Simounds 2 Points

Huge thanks to the amazing Judy McKay for these great pics!

SIDEWINDERS’ BIGGEST WEEKEND OF 2022 – THE AUSTRALIAN 125CC U16 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP – GET AROUND SA’S SPEEDWAY sKIDZ!

March 11, 2022 Filed Under: Dirt Track, News, SA Women in Motorcycling, Speedway, State Championship

IT’S NO APRIL FOOLS!

SIDEWINDERS’ BIGGEST WEEKEND OF 2022 – THE AUSTRALIAN 12cc U16 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP – GET AROUND SA’S SPEEDWAY sKIDZ!

The Sidewinders Under 16 Speedway Club are gearing up for their biggest weekend of sKidz in many years, as they are about to play host to the 2022 Australian Championships for Under 16’s on 125cc machines, and over 3 great nights racing at their 8th Street, Wingfield venue.

The weekend will feature 2 Championships being decided, with Saturday night being the individual Championship, to decide Australia’s #1 King, or Queen, of 125cc junior sKidz, while Sunday will see which state will have bragging rights for the next 12 months, as 7 teams from around Australis will go head to head!

The 3 day Championship will run as follows;

Friday April 1; The 2022 Australian Speedway U/16’s 125cc Individual and Teams Championships kicks off at Sidewinders U16’s Club in South Australia on the 1st April with the morning Gate Draw followed by Official Practice day.

Saturday April 2; The Individual Championship will be run on Saturday (2nd April) over 20 heats with a B Final for the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th point scorers after 20 heats. The final (A final) will be the top three-point scorers after 20 heats and the winner of the B final and they will ride off to decide the Australian Championship.

Sunday April 3; The following day (Sunday 3rd April), the Teams Championship will be run over 21 heats with 4 riders in each heat.  No final will be run, as the final results are based on the points accumulated over the 21 heats. This Teams Championship is State vs State for the Australian Championship.

THE NEED TO KNOW: 

DATE DAY EVENT GATES OPEN TAPES UP ADULTS UNDER 16’s PARKING PROGRAM CANTEEN
Apr-01 Friday Official Practise 5.00pm 6.30pm  FREE FREE* FREE – OPEN
Apr-02 Saturday Individual Championship 4.00pm 7.30pm $10.00 FREE* FREE $3.00 OPEN
Apr-03 Sunday Teams Championship 9.00am 11.00am $10.00 FREE* FREE $3.00 OPEN
SPECIAL Saturday & Sunday! 2 DAY ENTRY $15.00 FREE* FREE $3.00 *With an adult

THE VENUE
 
 
Sidewinders Speedway looking down across Graham Baker Hill, one of the best viewing areas going around, with the all access canteen at far left, with the main entrance just to the right of the all access toilet block (red brick building), with the competitor pits to the right of the CBS Bins control tower, and competitors carpark and pit entry to the right of the pic.

Sidewinders Speedway is Australia’s only purpose built venue for junior speedway in Australia, and running the 2022 Australian Championship is just another chapter in a long and storied history, now over 40 years long, and stands as a testament to some amazing people, like the late Graham Baker and Roy Bitmead, who are now remembered with trophy events named in their memory.

The current members of the Sidewinders Club are going all out to put on a great Championship weekend at this all access venue, including toilets and canteen, with great viewing areas almost all of the way around the 112 metre track, and their brilliant canteen will be open across all 3 days, with a great selection of hot and cold food and drinks – and with a great value entry fee for adults, they are very much hoping for a ‘standing room only’ crowd to cheer on the local SA Speedway sKidz!

2022 AUSTRALIAN SPEEDWAY UNDER 16’s 125cc INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP

South Australia will have 5 starters in the main field of 16 for the Individual Championship, and they will be led by the 2021 MSA Rising Star nominees, Ashley Jansen-Batchelor, Darcey Timmis and the Rising Star finalist for speedway, and current SA#1, Harry Sadler.

Ashley and Harry will go in as 2 of the riders most likely to be in the mix, and will be aiming to go straight through to the final, and if not, they should at least make the semi-final and will be the Croweaters to watch. Darcey, after her great ride at the Roy Bitmead will be aiming for a semi-final berth as well, where anything can happen, when winner takes all to get to the final.

They will be joined by the ever improving Kobi Canning and Jordan Hargreaves, who have both stepped up onto podiums this season, Kobi at the SA Championships, and Jordan most recently with a fine 2nd behind Harry in the Roy Bitmead Memorial.

Interstate challenges will likely come from the New South Wales duo of Cooper Antone and Beau Bailey, with both already having visited the venue this summer to get some laps in – with Beau, along with Harry & Ashley, putting on quite the show at the SA Championships, where he split the South Aussie duo to finish 2nd.

Word out of the West is that everyone may need to keep an eye on their duo of Mitchell McDiarmid and Linkin Metcalf, as they have been showing great form on their home tracks, as has Victorian Ambrose Fraser, who is also no stranger to the Sidewinders track.

Here is the field for the 2022 Individual Championship

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Kobi Canning

Jordan Hargreaves

Ashley Jansen-Batchelor

Harry Sadler

Darcey Timmis

   
(from left) Ashley, Jordan, Darcey, Kobi & Harry

NEW SOUTH WALES
Cooper Antone

Beau Bailey

Noah Grabham

Lachlan Russell

Sonny Spurgin

(from left) Cooper, Beau & Noah

QUEENSLAND

Jake Fleet

Jordy Loftus

Anika Loftus

(from left) Jordy & Anika

VICTORIA
Ambrose Fraser

Ambrose 

WESTERN AUST

Mitchell McDiarmid

Linkin Metcalf

(from left) Lincoln & Mitchell

RESERVES
Hayden Kuchel (SA)

Hayden Pascoe (SA)

 

2022 AUSTRALIAN SPEEDWAY UNDER 16’s 125cc TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP

Apparently form says this Championship will be fought out between South Australia & New South Wales, with Western Australia and Victoria right there as well, if the favoured teams falter!

However, there has been many times over the history of teams racing where the less favoured team, or teams, have produced some great upsets, and this could well be another of those teams – especially as all of these riders will be backing up less than 12 hours after the end of the Individual Championship, bringing endurance and mental toughness into the equation, along with team work, skill and race craft.

Put simply, Sunday is going to be a day not to be missed, as the racing is likely to be as good, as fierce and as close as what Saturday night will be!

Here is the field for the 2022 Teams Championship

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1

Ashley Jansen-Batchelor

Harry Sadler

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2

Kobi Canning

Darcey Timmis

NEW SOUTH WALES 1

Noah Grabham

Beau Bailey

NEW SOUTH WALES 2

Cooper Antone

Lachlan Russell

QUEENSLAND
Jordy Loftus

Anika Loftus

VICTORIA

Ambrose Fraser

Sonny Spurgin

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Mitchell McDiarmid

Linkin Metcalf

      

The 2022 Australian Speedway Under 16’s 125cc Individual and Team Championship are proudly supported by the Sidewinders Under 16 Speedway club.

THIS SATURDAY NIGHT 12th MARCH – SHARE THIS AROUND, SPREAD THE WORD – THE BOB WHITE CUP FOR SENIOR & JUNIOR SIDECARS!

March 11, 2022 Filed Under: News, SA Women in Motorcycling, Speedway

THIS SATURDAY NIGHT 12th MARCH – SHARE THIS AROUND, SPREAD THE WORD – THE BOB WHITE CUP FOR SENIOR & JUNIOR SIDECARS!

 

This Saturday night will see the Speedway Riders Association pay tribute to a giant of the sport here in South Australia, and around Australia as well, with the running of the 2022 Bob White Cup at their brilliant Gillman venue. Once again a double event with the Cup on offer for both, junior and senior sidecars, the event has attracted a high quality field, and not least due to the Australian Senior Sidecar Championship fast approaching at the same venue – so this will be one of the last chances to cut some laps before it’s ‘serious time’!

Fantastic also to see 6 junior sidecars entered – and a second all-girl team, with Amelia Silvy & Tayla Lucas joining the Victorian team of Chloe Ackerley & Eva Whitworth – so good to see, especially with a few ‘2nd generation’ names in the field, like Aussie Junior Champ Neische, and Headland & Gates!

So, chuck the deck chair in the boot, mark your spot on Graham Baker Hill, or in the Marker Brothers Grandstand and get a great feed from Gillman’s awesome canteen – and then sit back and watch some awesome 3 wheeled action! Go on, you know you wanna!

Here’s the need to know;

Gillman Speedway. 65 Wilkins Rd Gillman.

Gates Open 4.00pm

Pre-Programme 6.00pm

Racing 7.00pm

 

Adults $25.00

Concession $20.00

Children U16 FREE.


FREE Off-Street Parking

FREE Grandstand seating

COVID contact tracing at entry gates. Masks to be worn when lining up and being served at all counters and where you cannot or will not practice social distancing.

Canteen, Bar and Souvenir available.
Buy a Programme $5.00 and have a chance to Win 1 of 2 $50 Fuel Vouchers

LIVE STREAM https://speedwayaustralia.tv/ A$27.50
DVD’s Mick Hargreaves

For any other information, details and rider list www.gillmanspeedway.com

   

SENIOR SIDECARS

12        Brian Silvy/Damian Egan (SA-Yamaha), 

88        Matthew Crundwell/James Crundwell (Vic-Yamaha), 

69        Rick Stephens/Nick O’Brien (NSW/SA-), 

970      Dean Hobbs/Daniel Low (SA-Suzuki),

14        Kym Menadue/Shane Dolan (SA-Yamaha),

43        Daniel Puddy/Byron Mordaunt (SA-),

115      Kane Golding/Isaac Amos (SA-Yamaha),

82        Wayne Lethbridge/Grantley Simounds (SA-Yamaha),

27        Stephen Fowler/Willy Walker (SA-Honda),

08        Chris Walker/April Cottrell (Vic-),

108      Max Howse/Riley Commons (NSW-),

64        Brodie Cohen/Jesse Headland (Qld/SA-Yamaha),

256      Paul Hemsworth/Adam Botham (NSW-Aprilia), 

71        Shane Hudson/Adam Constable (NSW-Suzuki),

40        Damien Niesche/tba (SA-),

35        Mark Mitchell/Tony Carter (SA/NZ-),

46        Mitchell Spear/Glen Zaworski (SA-),

84        Darrin Treloar/Blake Cox (NSW-),

684      Jake Treloar/Eli Wright (NSW-Yamaha),

50        Byren Gates/Eli Bock (Vic-Yamaha)

 

250CC JUNIOR SIDECAR

77        Chloe Ackerley/Eva Whitworth (Vic-),

360      Lachlan Coppen/Hayden Kuchel (SA-Kawasaki),

41        Adam Niesche/Kobi Canning (SA-Suzuki),

28        Amelia Silvy/Tayla Lucas (SA-),

50        Kayden Gates/Harley Ackerley (Vic-Yamaha),

65        Nate Headland/Sam Horton (SA-Kawasaki)

CLASSIC SIDECARS

72        Darren Pascoe/Michael Potts (SA-Kawasaki 900),

Peter Engels/Angela Macfarlane (SA-Suzuki),

82        Wayne Lethbridge/Grantley Simounds (SA-Yamaha 650 & Kawasaki 1000),

03        David Lindsay/Liam Squire (SA-Kawasaki 900),

23        Brian Silvy/Damian Egan (SA-Honda 750),

33        Chris Wakefield/Travis Harris (Vic-Honda),

63        Marc Bowen/Jarrod Wood (Vic-)

 

SOLO SUPPORT

SOLO FLAT TRACK

46        Seane Chapman (SA-Yamaha 450),

713      Con Twist (SA-Yamaha 450),

215      Matt Paterson (SA-Yamaha 250),

369      Josh Pascoe (SA-450),

181      John White (SA-Suzuki 450),

672      Troy Knights (SA-),

273      Dale Knights (SA-Honda 450),

911      Greg Laanekorb (SA-Honda 250),

18        Jake Mitchell (SA-250),

602      Graeme Eberhard (SA-Suzuki 400),

281      Julian Timmis (SA-Husqvarna 350),

641      Jack Spear (SA-Kawasaki 450),

9          Robert Tumes (NSW-KTM 450)

 

125CC JUNIOR SOLO

K48      Kobi Canning (SA-),

524      Harry Sadler (SA-),

128      Hayden Kuchel (SA-Jialing),

16        Hayden Pascoe (SA-Honda),

26        Jordan Hargreaves (SA-)

 

125CC JUNIOR SOLO NOVICE at 6.00pm

112      Ruby Chapman (SA-Honda), 

5          Cooper Coats (SA-),

4          Riley Stout (SA-),

42        Ryleigh McGregor (SA-GPX),

46        Owen Chapman (SA-Honda)

 

50CC at 6.00pm

16        Riley Edson (SA-KTM), 

PEE WEE at 6.00pm

12        Nate Sadler (SA-),

5          Hope Coats (SA-),

24        Cooper Karpinski (SA-)

Photos courtesy of Derick Thomas Photography – with thanks! 

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