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EMMA MILESEVIC CROWNED ‘QUEEN’ OF THE GULF IN WINNING THE 2021 SA WOMEN’S CUP FOR MOTOCROSS!

April 7, 2021 Filed Under: Motocross, News, SA Women in Motorcycling

EMMA MILESEVIC CROWNED ‘QUEEN’ OF THE GULF IN WINNING THE 2021 SA WOMEN’S CUP!

Easter saw the annual trek to Port Pirie for the King of the Gulf motocross meeting that features the King and Prince of the Gulf, the Classic King of the Gulf, and, the SA Women’s Cup for motocross.

Now well into its second decade as a feature event over Easter, the 2021 SA Women’s Cup was once again supported by Pirie Office National and saw 14 riders front the starter – an entry list up from previous years which is great to see, with 14 also the new record for entries for the SA Women’s Cup for motocross – which is awesome for the future of the event and the sport here in SA, and to top it off, 6 junior girls also got in a hit out before round 1 of the 2021 SA Motocross Championships fires up at Gillman over the ANZAC weekend!

Like last year, the SA Motocross Championships will feature TWO (2) CLASSES for Junior Girls, 85cc 11-U16 and 125cc 2str / 250cc 4str 13-U16 Girls, as well as the Open Women’s Class as well. Entries are now open through your Ridernet profile, so get around it – SA Women’s Motocross is on the up and an exciting thing to be a part of in 2021!

But, we digress, back to the SA Women’s Cup for 2021 – and what the riders thought! Well, here is a selection of what the riders have put up on their socials since the event – and by the looks of the comments, it was event not to be missed – so if you did, best lock it in for 2022 – Easter at Pirie!

Congratulations to the hard working team at the Port Pirie Motorcycle Club for another job well done, and well done also, to the 200 strong field that rode the weekend in very warm conditions!

EMMA MILESEVIC

What a way to spend Easter!

Raced the King of the Gulf in Port Pirie and what a great event it was!

Enjoyed getting a lot of bike time on a great track, and am happy to come away with some solid results

SA Women’s Cup – 1st

MX2 Pro – 4th

King of the Gulf, Pro All Powers – 9th

Thanks to the Port Pirie club for their effort, and all my sponsors who make racing possible!

Congratulations to @bmetty24 for taking out the King of the Gulf!

@honda_racing_aus @honda_mc @mongrelboots @flyracingaus @fmf73 @m2rhelmets @didchain @skda.moto @uswesports @uswesports_au @wearelusty @nutrienagsolutions_au @bserc_au @indulge_apartments

@dirtworxridepark @nuetech.nitromousse.tu @nikos.suspension.services

STEPH CUTLER

Good day at Women’s cup yesterday! Went 2,3,2,2 for 2nd overall! Was just happy to lead one lap in front of legend Emma Milesevic

Plenty of fun had in the heat with battles with Amy Bartsch as per usual!

Good job to the rest of the BMS team

Aimee Butler #512 4th

Chloe Barton #28 5th

Tarja Morris #755 6th

Can’t thank these guys enough

Tracy Ian Butler

Butlers Mechanical Service

Castrol

Honda Motorcycles Australia

Moto Adelaide

MX Wraps – Custom Dirtbike Graphics

FXR Moto

Salty Locs – Dreadlocks Adelaide

Saltbush Surf and Leisure

Northern Motorcycles

D & G Tyres

  

AIMEE BUTLER

Was awesome to be back at Pirie for the king of the gulf! I competed in the women’s cup going 4-4-4-4, which I was pleased with considering the minimal bike time I have had this year

Really enjoyed being back at the races and was great to have a whole heap of my family and friends come and support me, especially my sister who made a humungous effort!

Massive thanks to everyone for making it possible

Nan&Pop

Butlers Mechanical Service

Moto Adelaide

D&G Tyres

Wakefield Trucks

FXR Moto

Castrol

Shock Treatment

Pirie Signs & Designs

MX Wraps – Custom Dirtbike Graphics

CHLOE BARTON

Wow that’s the SA woman’s cup completed in Port Pirie. To say I’m pretty tired and sore tonight is an understatement, I raced the woman’s then MX2 Clubman and then the Clubman All Powers Feature Race, so it worked out that I did roughly 44 laps today.

It was great to see 14 females there racing.

Pretty happy to finish 5th in the SA Women’s Cup considering the talent we had over here for it. In the MX2 Clubman I’m unsure where I finished up but it would have been in top 10.

In the feature race I finished 8th out of 16, I was very happy with this result considering the heat and how fatigued I was.

Have to say a huge thanks to all my team for getting behind me and making sure I was eating and drinking lots today in this heat.

Massive shout out to my sponsors;

Butlers Mechanical Service

BMS Racing

GBF Clothing Co.

Painttech

Get Displays

FunnelWeb Filter

Methanol Moonshine

Bike Tune

Emar seats

Utilities Construction

KOBY KITCHEN

King of the Gulf 2021 was a blast! Had heaps of fun racing at Port Pirie over the weekend.

On Sunday I raced MX2 Clubman and SA Women’s Cup.

Unfortunately, in race 2 of the Clubman I had a crashed and had to DNF the race, I was lucky to only come away with a few bruisers. Due to the crash I choose to only race the women’s class for the rest of the day.

Super stoked on how the Women’s Cup went, had some great battles with people all day and improved on lots of things.

7-6-7-7

SA Women’s Cup – 7th overall out of 14

Looking forward to round 1 of the 2021 SA Championships in a couple of weeks.

Massive thanks to everyone who supports me

FXR Moto

#chicksonwheels

#brisksparkplugsaustralia

Coast Powersports

#fxrmoto

#emarmotoseat

LARA ANTHONY, nee WEDGE

SA Women’s Cup

Had an awesome day racing at Port Pirie on Sunday. Was far too hot but slowly starting to get the hang of riding and racing again. Ended up 8th for the day.

Can’t thank Mum, Dad & Brian enough for all they do for me so that I can go racing. Couldn’t do it without your support

@dirtdolls @briananthony_19

@wedkm

CHARLOTTE BERRILL

SA Women’s Cup at Port Pirie on Sunday. Definitely not the best hit out, 9-10-10-11 for 11th overall

Not where I’d like to be and I didn’t measure up on the day. Back to the drawing board for the next region in a couple of weeks.

@bridgelandmotorcycles

@rapidmxgraphics @flyracingaus @m2rhelmets @sidisport_official

@bridgestonemotoaus @didchain @castrolmotoaus @funnelwebfilterau @asvinventions @motoseataustralia @yamaha_park4mx @motocrossmasterclass

AND JUNIOR

EMMA HAYLOCK

Had a good day Saturday at Port Pirie racing in the Juniors 125-250cc class. The track crew did an excellent job on watering the track all throughout the day so it didn’t get too dry.

I had great starts all day with some hole shots which was good. It was also good having some battles with the boys.

I came 6th in my class and 8th in the feature race which I was happy about.

Massive thank you to my sponsors;

FXR Moto

#fxrmoto

Moto Adelaide

Titanium Security Australia Pty Ltd

Specialised Career Solutions – RTO 32292

Specialised Career Solutions RTO 32292 – South Australia

BMS Racing

Butlers Mechanical Service

Castrol 

  

BALANCE; LAUNCH; SPLAT! TROY Series SA 2021 – ENTRIES OPEN FOR ROUND 1!

April 1, 2021 Filed Under: News, SA Women in Motorcycling, Trials

BALANCE; LAUNCH; SPLAT!

TROY Series SA 2021 – ENTRIES OPEN FOR ROUND 1!

Entries have now opened for round 1 of TROY Series SA 2021, the Frank Tuck Trial at Victor Harbor on Sunday April 18th and being run by the AJS Moto Trial Club of SA.

Supp regs are available on the Motorcycling SA website and entries are through your Ridernet Profile.

This iconic property at Victor will once again play host to the opening round of TROY – and will likely feature the famous waterfall section, with great viewing from the top all the way down to the bottom – and although it looks unlikely, there is always the4 chance of Victor being a wet event, as it has been many times in the past! 

The event will be preceded on the Saturday by a Coaching and Come & Try Day, running from 10.00am – 4.00pm, and with coaches on hand to help with any new riders, as well as those riders who need endorsements signed off!  

Camping onsite for competitors and free entry to the venue for spectators – keeping in mind the physical distancing and density requirements for COVID-19, this will be another great start to the Trials SA season – especially as spectators will be watching Australian Champions and Australian representatives in action and up close! 

 

 

GET EXCITED! 2021 SA MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIPS – ROUND 1 ENTRIES ARE OPEN!

March 31, 2021 Filed Under: Motocross, News, SA Women in Motorcycling, SAMX Championship, State Championship

GET EXCITED!

2021 SA MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIPS – ROUND 1 ENTRIES ARE OPEN!

After a couple false gate drops, Motorcycling SA and SA Motocross are pleased to announce that entries for round 1 of the 2021 South Australian Motocross Championships are now OPEN!

Round 1 – April 24th & 25th at GILLMAN, and hosted by the Motocross Riders Association!

SA Motocross are also excited to welcome back Eagles Trailers, Campers and Caravans as a major sponsor of the Series, along with AMX Superstore who have joined the Series in 2021!

And, as like the past 2 years, SA Motocross are more than excited to welcome back Butler’s Mechanical Services and Titanium Security Australia as the partners of the Senior Women and Junior Girls classes.

 

So start getting those entries in NOW – and stay tuned for a heap of exciting announcements on the fantastic new partners and supporters coming onboard for 2021 – and beyond!  

Supp regs now available on the Motorcycling SA website – and will be emailed to competitors on entry!

And as we say – GET EXCITED!

 

 

FINAL NOTICE: 2021 MOTORCYCLING SA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.

March 30, 2021 Filed Under: All disciplines, News, SA Women in Motorcycling

FINAL NOTICE!

The 2021 Motorcycling SA Annual General Meeting will be held on , Tuesday, April 6th 2021, at MSA Hall, 251 The Parade, Beulah Park, starting at 7.00pm.

With the current COVID-19 restrictions, and the need to ensure a quorum, RSVP’s are needed, with MSA asking that all attendees email their attendance to the administration@motorcyclingsa.org.au email.

Among the business to be presented on the night will be the finding out who the two (2) new MSA Board members will be, with the 6 nominees being;

  • Paul ‘Rocky’ Warren
  • David Parker
  • Nick Lamont
  • Joe Santo
  • Mark Walmsley
  • Justin Richards

All Club votes for the Board elections have been collated by Sport SA, with the results to be presented on the night.

We look forward to seeing all of our Clubs represented on the night.

 

DECLAN CARBERRY REPORTS ON ROUND 1 OF THE 2021 SA ROAD RACE CHAMPS & THE LEGENDARY 3 HOUR RACE!

March 19, 2021 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, State Championship

Here’s a wrap up of 2018 MSA Rising Star, Declan Carberry’s weekend at Mallala for round 1 of the 2021 South Australian Road Race Championships, as well as the iconic 3 Hour Race – read on ….

Saturday was qualifying and round 1 of the 2021 South Australian Road Race Championships. 

In the first qualifying I was sitting in 3rd. Second qualifying I punched harder and got 2nd with a 1.10.4  

I was sitting next to Ty Lynch on the grid. 

 

Race 1, I got a terrible start it wheeled twice but I didn’t drop 2nd I sat in 2nd the whole race. 

It was an awesome race had lots of fun and learnt lots. 

Race 2 had a great start and was right on ty the whole race but wasn’t quite close enough to make a move finished the SA races with 2nd. 

At the end of the day I raced in the Steve Martin / Tim Inkster 12 lap race with 1000’s. There was only 2 600s in it and finished in 4th. I was the top 600. 

Sunday was the 3 Hour and I was in a team with John Hunt. 

 

We had qualifying first up in the morning, we where running 1st and 2nd. 

A little later we had the second qualifying and we qualified 3rd and 4th so we started in 3rd. 

 

John started, he got a great start. He drop to 3rd and we had a couple of faster boys in front of us. 

John did 40 laps for his first stint then he came in to the pits for our first changeover. 

I went out and pushed for as many laps as my bike could do with the amount of fuel I had in the tank. 

I was on my 38th lap and my fuel light came on. 

 

On our changeover we were in 3rd and the gap was quite big to first and to second it was 40 seconds. John came in and I went out with 40 minutes to go. In my last stint I closed the gap up to 26 seconds to second place I kept seeing the minutes left to go and then the last lap board came out so I pushed as hard as I could for the last lap. 

John and I finished the 3hour in 3rd and did 147 laps. 

I had an awesome weekend of racing.

DALLAS SKEER REPORTS ON THE WINTON ROUND OF THE 2021 ASBK!

March 18, 2021 Filed Under: News, Road Racing

Racing is back for 2021 with the opening round at Winton in Victoria for the first time back at the Australian Superbike Championship in 13 months, due to obvious Covid reasons. We had been at Mac Park practising last year on the Suzuki GSXR600 where I was riding the quickest I had been so far. Feeling really good on the bike we had confidence to be at the pointy end of the field at Winton.

It started off with a warm Friday practise which saw the track at the warmest it would be all weekend with 30 degree air temperature for all three practise sessions. The Pirelli SC0 lasted well with plenty of grip even with a little bit of tearing I felt comfortable to push. I was under my previous PB all day with a best of 1min.23.868 and finishing the day 8th overall. With only minimal changes to the bike setup from what we had after a two day test we attended two weeks prior to the round.  I was happy with my lap times as compared to last time I raced there I was already over a second quicker, knew there was work to be done in qualifying to get a good grid position.

Saturday saw two 20min qualifying sessions where the pace and lap times from the top 10 really showed how strong the field was. With rain threating Saturday afternoon I made sure to get a good lap put down in the morning session in case the second qualifying was wet. With a few slower riders upsetting my rhythm I was still able to post a 1min.23.492 getting me provisional 5th. Only 0.07sec behind the next rider and 0.005sec infront of the next, this shows just how close and fast the pace was as I was only 0.1sec slower than the previous lap record.

 

With the rain holding off I was using the same used tyres for the second qualifying so I knew it would be hard to go any faster. We chose to keep the same tyres in as we are only allowed a certain amount of tyres over the weekend and this way I could run new front and rears in both of Sunday’s races. We made a gearing change to just see if that would give us a little more pull where it was needed to help with one sector of the track where I was losing a lot of time. It wasn’t the right way to go as I ended up having to make more gear changes and was just too busy coming into corners having to change down an extra gear. There was a red flag in the middle of the session so the team worked hard to change back to old gearing but it wasn’t enough to get a faster lap, and unfortunately dropped two positions on the last minute of the session as two other riders went quicker. So we would be starting from 7th with the time from the first qualifying and also the first non-Yamaha.

A 5 minute warm up on Sunday not much we could work with so I just went out and had a ride around not pushing too hard as the track was cold at 9am.

There was two 14 lap races and race one saw me get a good launch off the line moving to 5th, but unfortunately missing my braking maker and running wide at turn one on the first lap meant I dropped back to 11th. I knew straight away I had blown my chances of running at the front in this race so I moved through the field to 8th by lap 3 then 7th on lap 6 where there was a big gap to the next rider so I just put my head down to see what I could do. I was lapping quicker than I did in qualifying with low 1.23 lap times and consistently matching the pace of the front runners. Coming away with 7th for race one wasn’t ideal as I had the speed to be on the podium if I didn’t stuff up turn one.

For race 2 I made sure to get my braking marker correct and not try to make up any positions until after turn one. Getting another good launch off the line saw me in 5th again and soon moving to 4th at turn three and right on the back of the front three. In the position I wanted to be I started to close in on 3rd place but just didn’t quite have the straight line speed compared to the Yamahas and even with slightly quicker corner speed I couldn’t maintain the gap. Sitting in 4th for the rest of the race with focus being on the two riders behind me and keeping a gap to them for the rest of the race. I was able to maintain a 2sec gap until the second last lap where I saw it was down to 1.5sec. So I put my head down and put in a new PB lap and beating the old race lap record of 1min.22.801 with two laps to go and able to come home in 4th. This is my best result yet in the Supersport championship and a nice lap time to go with it so we were happy with that.

With race 1 being the biggest disappointment of the weekend I ended up finishing 6th overall, not exactly where I wanted to be but we will take that and work from there. A massive thanks to Glen Richards for coming on board this weekend to set my Suzuki up to be able to compete with the Yamaha dominated field and give me confidence to push and go quicker every session. Our three man crew of Dad, Glen and mechanic Jase is definitely a good team as I beat my previous PB at Winton from 2019 by 2.1 seconds on the same bike. Riding the best I ever had I look forward to hitting the podium at Wakefield Park next month on the 16-18th April.

Huge shout out to my sponsors that make it all possible:

Penrite Oils

Barry Francis Motorcycles

Trident Tyre Centre

Nolan Helmets Australia

Suzuki Motorcycles Australia

Nitron Suspension Systems

Suspensions R Us

Plus Racing Gear

Baker Group

West Sliders

Fly’s Moving Colour

Neville Lush Racing

TMA Racing

Pirelli

SpeedAngle

Motorcycling SA

SA Plasterboard

Superbike Accessories

Mick Harrison Signs

Stef’s Transport

MB Automotive

Gino’s Pizza and Pasta bar

Australian Technical Rubber

The Ken Blake Festival of Motorcycling

Dekker Motor Body Builder

K&S Fuels

The Grinning Dingo

South East Welding Services

Sew Unique

Bannister & Son

Southern Air Ag

South East Property Sales and Management

Unitech

Alexandria Council

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