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2024 SAMX Championship Round 5 – Gate Drops at South Coast for Final Championship Showdown

September 12, 2024 Filed Under: News, SAMX Championship

Championship contenders are set to leave nothing on the table as the 2024 SA Motocross Championship reaches its thrilling conclusion at South Coast Motocross Club on September 14th and 15th.

As the perfect stage for this epic finale, the 1.6-kilometre track is infamous for pushing riders to their limits while providing abundant spectator vantage points to catch all the action. Its history includes hosting key rounds in the SAMX and National Pro MX Championships, making it the ultimate battleground for this year’s showdown.

Images by Eric McConnochie.

Entry List:

With the 2024 ProMX 1 Championship in his firm grasp, Siegah Ward enters Round 5 with a strong sense of confidence. Meanwhile, Seth Carpenter is laser-focused on closing the 30-point gap with Mitch Norris to clinch second place in the standings. The final rounds promise intense competition and strategic maneuvering as these riders vie for top positions.

As the reigning Women All Powers Champion, Amy Bartsch leads by 19 points over Emma Haylock. With Round 5 approaching, Bartsch will aim to maintain her lead and secure the 2024 title. However, Victoria’s Emma Milesevic is poised to make a significant push for a podium finish and could shake up the round standings.

The Expert All Powers division is set for an exhilarating Round 5, with only 43 points separating the top three contenders. Aaron Van Zetten will need to fend off Lucas Brereton to retain his lead, while Joel Hakkinen is positioned to make a decisive final push. The upcoming races are bound to be a thrilling battle for the championship title.

Eyes will be turning to the showdown brewing between Warren Carrol & Bradleigh Thompson as they settle once and for all who will be the Vets 35 – 44 Years Champion for 2024. With just 15 points between the 2, and a year of exceptionally close racing, you won’t want to miss a second of this showdown.

Joining the senior this weekend will also feature the future of SA Motocross as 142 junior talents take to the track. With Emily Lambert sidelined due to injury, Charlize Waldhuter has a chance to close the 52-point gap and take over the 150cc-250cc 13-U16Yrs Girls Championship. Meanwhile, Danielle Churchett could mount a late charge to contest the overall title, adding extra excitement to the final rounds.

Noah Rochow, who finished third in the Junior Lites 250cc 13-U16Yrs class last year, is now in a strong position to claim the 2024 title. Leading by 49 points over Kye Little, Rochow will need to stay focused and perform well at South Coast to secure the championship and make 2024 his standout year.

Riley Mullen is set to defend his 85cc/150cc Small Wheel 9-U12Yrs Championship title against a formidable field. With talented riders like Ollie Paech and Bodhi Austin in the mix, Mullen will need to give his all to hold off the competition and add another title to his impressive list of accomplishments.

Heading into the final round of the 2024 Championship, the 65cc 7-9 year class is tighter than ever. After a flawless performance in round 4, where he swept first place, Bailey Thomson aims to bridge the 5-point gap separating him from class leader Kobe Smart. However, one thing is certain—Kobe will give everything he’s got on the track to defend his top spot and chase that dream finish.

Adding to the excitement of the weekend, SAMX fans can expect exhilarating bar-to-bar action across a range of competitive classes. Intense battles await in the Pro MX 2, lively Clubman, and Vets 45+ categories, while the future stars will shine in the 150cc-250cc 13-U16 Girls, 85cc 11-U16Yrs Girls, 65cc 10-U12 classes, and the 50cc 7-U9 Championship contenders. As a special highlight, the final appearance of the 50cc non-competitive demo class for the 2024 Championships promises a memorable showcase. It’s the perfect opportunity to witness motocross’s rising stars and the next generation of athletes in action.

Where:

Conveniently located under an hour’s drive from Adelaide CBD up the National Highway & just 10 minutes away from Murray Bridge, The South Coast Motocross Club will stage as the perfect final stop on the Championship, hosting a variety of accommodation options for those families looking at making a full weekend getaway.

Start planning your South Coast MX Monarto trip – HERE.

Spectator Information:

With hot food and cold drinks available from the South Coast Motocross Club canteen team, all that’s left to do is secure your trackside spot for the bar-to-bar action of SAMX Round 5.

2024 SAMX Round 5 Program:

Check it all out – CLICK HERE.

Results:

Stay updated with all the SA Motocross Championship round results and the overall points table on the Mylaps Speedhive Page. Round 5 results and final standings will be posted once the results are confirmed after the weekend.

*Socials**

For all the latest updates from the 2024 SAMX Championship, be sure to follow SA Motocross on Facebook and Instagram. Plus, check out South Coast Motocross Club on Facebook.

Champions Rise at the 2024 SA Dirt Track Championships

September 11, 2024 Filed Under: Dirt Track, News, State Championship

The 2024 SA Dirt Track Championships roared into action on Sunday, September 8th, at the Mud N Tars MCC Day Road Dirt Track Circuit. Taking centre stage, former SA Champions lined up once again against the rising stars of the sport for a full day of bar-to-bar action. One thing was certain from the outset: the competition would be as close as ever for the 2024 Championship glory.

With 45 riders and 80 bikes from various racing disciplines converging on Victor Harbor, the stakes were high. Each competitor was driven by the desire to claim SA Championship glory and secure a place on the prestigious trophy alongside past champions.

Mud N Tars MCC President Wade Sweet reflected on the day, saying, “What an awesome day of racing at the South Australian Dirt Track Championship, with close to full gates in some of our Junior classes. We had entrants from as far as NSW come to compete against South Australia’s best dirt track riders. Dirt Track is certainly not dead in our state, and we look forward to bringing this event back as a twilight race under lights in 2025.”

A huge congratulations to all the competitors for an incredible day of racing, with a special recognition for those who etched their names into the history books as the 2024 champions!

Full results breakdown of the day below:

Seniors

Pro 450 – (250cc 2 Stroke & 450cc 4 Stroke)

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Kyle Machin	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Liam May	22	22	22	22	88	2nd
Riley Plum	20	20	18	20	78	3rd
James Hayden	18	18	20	18	74
Peter Martin	14	16	16	16	62
Harry Wright	16	DNS	DNS	DNS	16
Jayden Roberts	15	DNS	DNS	DNS	15

Pro 250 – (100-150cc 2 Stroke & 200-250cc 4 Stroke)

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Tyler Battams	25	25	25	20	95	1st
Riley Plum	18	18	22	25	83	2nd
Jayden Roberts	22	22	18	18	80	3rd
Harry Sadler	20	15	20	22	77
Chloe Ackerley	14	16	15	15	60
Daniel Parker	12	16	13	14	55
Casey Clarke	15	20	16	DNF	51
Matthew Paterson	13	DNF	14	16	43
Harry Wright	16	DNF	DNS	DNS	16

Pro Open Women

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Chloe Ackerley	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Kristy Schultz	20	22	20	22	84	2nd
Tammy Maul-Dunn	22	20	22	20	84	3rd
Jamie Gwiazda	18	18	18	18	72

MX Open

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Kyle Machin	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Tyler Battams	22	22	22	22	88	2nd
Harry Sadler	18	18	20	20	76	3rd
Riley Plum	20	20	18	18	76
James Hayden	15	15	15	16	61
Casey Clarke	14	16	16	15	61
Peter Martin	12	14	DNS	14	40
Daniel Parker	13	13	DNS	13	39
Jayden Roberts	16	DNS	DNS	DNS	16

Veterans 40+

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Shane Church	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Julian Timmis	22	22	22	22	88	2nd
Adrian Clarke	16	20	20	20	76	3rd
Shannon James	15	18	18	18	69
Dean Maul-Dunn	20	DNS	DNS	DNS	20
Robert Stout	18	DNS	DNS	DNS	18
Tammy Maul-Dunn	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS

Pre 1985 All-Powers

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Shane Church	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Robert Hayden	20	20	22	22	84	2nd
James Hayden	22	22	20	20	84	3rd
Dean Maul-Dunn	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS

Pre 1975 126cc & above

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Robert Hayden	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Jamie Gwiazda	22	22	22	22	88	2nd
Dean Maul-Dunn	DNS	DNS	DNS	DNS

Pre 1975 Up to 125cc

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Robert Hayden	25	22	25	DNS	75	1st
James Hayden	22	22	22	DNS	66	2nd

Juniors

100cc to 150cc 2-stroke & 200cc to 250cc 4-stroke 13-U16 Years

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Tommy Wright	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Hayley Ackerley	22	22	22	22	88	2nd
Ryder Sweet	20	20	18	20	78	3rd
Connor Machin	18	18	20	18	74
Darcey Timmis	13	14	16	16	59
Hayden Clarke	16	16	13	14	59
Clayton Turnbull/Clifford	14	13	14	13	54
Lukas Hill	14	13	14	13	54

Air-Cooled Junior All-Powers (11-U16 Years)

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Darcey Timmis	25	25	25	22	97	1st
Cody Maul-Dunn	22	22	22	25	91	2nd
Tahli Sweet	20	20	20	20	80	3rd

85cc 2-stroke & 150cc 4-stroke 12-U16

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Tommy Wright	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Harley Ackerley	22	22	22	20	86	2nd
Connor Machin	20	16	20	22	78	3rd
Archie Schmidt	18	20	18	18	74
Tyler Rasmussen	16	18	16	16	66

85cc 2-stroke & 150cc 4-stroke – Girls 11-U16

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Cody Maul-Dunn	25	25	25	25	100	1st

85cc 2-stroke & 150cc 4-stroke 9-U13

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Blake Schlein	25	22	25	25	97	1st
Cooper McGully	20	20	20	22	82	2nd
Brody Ford	22	25	22	nel	69	3rd
Ambrose Fraser	15	15	18	20	68
Jaikob Wright	16	18	16	18	68
Riley Reed	18	16	15	16	65
Jordin Wright	14	14	14	15	57

Air-Cooled 80cc 2 str/110cc 4 str (7-U11 Years)

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Blake Schlein	25	25	25	22	97	1st
Chase Maul-Dunn	22	22	22	25	91	2nd
Angus Nankivell	18	18	20	20	76	3rd
Jimmy Zacharia	20	20	18	16	74
Riley Frencham	16	16	16	18	66

65cc 2-stroke 9-U13

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Blake Schlein	25	25	25	25	100	1st
Chase Maul-Dunn	22	22	22	22	88	2nd
Ryleigh McGregor	20	16	20	20	76	3rd
Brody Ford	20	20	16	14	70
Riley Stout	16	18	15	18	67
Cooper McCully	15	15	18	16	64
Ambrose Fraser	14	14	14	15	57
Ryder Twyford	18	12	12	12	54
Riley Reed	13	13	13	13	52

65cc 2-stroke 7-U9

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Zac Salmon	25	25	25	20	95	1st
Jimmy Zacharia	22	22	22	25	91	2nd
Angus Nankivell	20	20	20	22	82	3rd
Curtis Sanders	16	18	18	18	70
Juviner Gannon	18	16	16	16	66
Nate Sadler	15	15	15	15	60

50cc Auto 7-U9

	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total	Placing
Zac Salmon	20	25	25	25	95	1st
Angus Nankivell	25	22	20	20	87	2nd
Javier Gannon	22	20	22	22	86	3rd
Hugh Nankivell	18	16	16	16	66
Riley Frencham	DNF	18	18	18	54

50cc Demo (Non-Competitive) 4-U9

Kolby Schultz

Greysen Fraser

Oliver Lyas

Finnley Glynn

Jack Seagren

Jaxon Rasmussen

Hugh Nankivell

Rising Stars and Top Finishes: South Australian Highlights from the ASBK Championship Round 5 Phillip Island Outing

September 9, 2024 Filed Under: ASBK, News, Road Racing

As the championship reached its boiling point and the points battles intensified, Phillip Island became a hub of roaring engines and fierce competition on the 7th and 8th of September for Round 5 of the mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship, presented by Motul. With class titles hanging in the balance, SA’s racers were right in the thick of the action, pushing the limits in a weekend of relentless racing!

Our riders certainly put on a show, delivering electrifying performances with top-10 finishes, hard-fought podiums, and personal bests throughout the adrenaline-charged weekend. Their grit and determination were undeniable, and we couldn’t be prouder of their accomplishments. With two days packed with thrilling moments, let’s dive into just some of the performances that had us on the edge of our seats.

AMA Warehouse Superbike

Arthur Sissis looked set for a strong weekend after securing 7th in Qualifying 1 and improving to 4th in Qualifying 2. He delivered a consistent, hard-charging performance in Race 1, landing a podium finish in 3rd after a thrilling late race pass on NSW’s Cru Halliday. Unfortunately, Race 2 came to a premature end when Sissis was caught out on the tricky Turn 4 during the opening lap, ending his weekend early.

Marking his 100th ASBK start on the weekend’s grid, Ty Lynch got off to a strong start in Race 1, climbing five positions before losing two spots in the mid-pack shuffle. Unfortunately, his race took a downturn with a crash that ended his efforts early. In Race 2, Lynch bounced back with a fierce charge, moving into 3rd by the first lap. But Turn 4 proved tricky once again, as another crash derailed his chances. Despite his grit and determination, Lynch’s weekend came to a close when he had to return to the pits, capping off a tough round.

*Ty Lynch Pushing the limits and putting the pressure on the Superbike competition – Image by Pit Lane Studio.*

Michelin Supersport 600

Olly Simpson continued his relentless pursuit of a 2024 ASBK overall podium finish with a stellar performance in Round 5. After qualifying 3rd, just 0.243 seconds off pole, he turned up the heat in the second Supersport qualifying session, taking his first-ever P1 and setting a new qualifying record, beating the previous benchmark by 0.071 seconds. In Race 1, Simpson secured a solid 3rd place, but it was in Race 2 where he truly turned up the heat. Battling tricky conditions and intense pressure from NSW’s Jake Farnsworth, Simpson clinched victory in a breathtaking photo finish by just 0.016 seconds. This win earned him the overall victory in the Supersport 600 class for Round 5 and kept him second in the 2024 Supersport championship standings, now only 20 points behind the leader.

*Olly Simpson looking good with the big Number 1 – Image thanks to Ollysimpson45.*

Race & Road Supersport 300

South Australian riders were heavily involved in the Supersport 300 top 10 battles throughout the weekend. Ryder Gilbert led the charge, finishing 8th in Race 1, marking his personal best round, with Jordan Simpson closely behind and Tara Morrison rounding out the top 10 to kick off her weekend.

In Race 2, as the competition intensified, Jordan Simpson and Ryder Gilbert maintained their positions in the top 6, with just 0.488 seconds separating them from the competition.

The weekend’s final Race 3 saw Jordan Simpson round out a brilliant performance, holding off rivals to secure 2nd place, just 0.295 seconds behind NSW’s Will Nassif. This ensured the Simpson family had a podium-filled weekend. Ryder Gilbert capped off his personal best weekend with a 10th-place finish in Race 3, placing him 7th overall for the round. ‘Tornado’ Tara Morrison concluded Round 5 at Phillip Island in 9th overall, following a 14th-place finish in Race 2 and an impressive 6th place in Race 3, bringing her ever closer to taking out another ASBK podium finish.

*Ryder Gilbert #72: Bringing the speed and intensity to every ASBK outing! – Image by Pit Lane Studio.*

*Returning with style and speed—Tara Morrison in action, Image by Tayco Creative.*

To review all the results from our South Australians at the 2024 ASBK Phillip Island Round 5 – Click HERE.

As South Australia’s riders continue their 2024 ASBK journey, they frequently share updates and behind-the-scenes stories on their social media. Be sure to check out their profiles and follow along for all the action!

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

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

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

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

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

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

Cameron Rende – https://www.instagram.com/cameronrende80/

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

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

Hudson Air – https://www.instagram.com/hudsonair71/

Georgia Stephens – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082959693425

As the 2024 ASBK Championship approaches its final rounds, our SA Team is ready to deliver a memorable end to the season with some impressive results. The next exciting challenge awaits at One Raceway in NSW from October 4th to 6th, and our riders are gearing up for it.

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

Countdown to the 2024 SA Dirt Track Championship: Excitement and Dirt Track Competition Await!

September 5, 2024 Filed Under: Dirt Track, News, State Championship

This Sunday, September 8th, the highly anticipated 2024 SA Dirt Track Championship returns as Mud N Tars MCC unleashes the excitement at the Day Road Dirt Track Circuit. With 45 riders and 80 bikes from SA, NSW, and VIC already locked in, and entries still open until Friday, September 6th, the competition promises to be tighter than ever. With such a fierce lineup, each contender will need to bring their best as they fight for the prestigious State Championship title.

Competitors:

After narrowly missing out on the 2023 Pro 450 Championship title, Kyle Machin returns with renewed determination to claim the crown in 2024. However, with seasoned competitors like Liam May, Victoria’s Riley Plum, and NSW’s Jayden Roberts all eyeing the top spot, the path to victory will be anything but easy.

With the 250cc class heating up, reigning champion Casey Clarke is ready to take charge and push his championship run into 2024.

Joining the talented lineup this weekend, SA’s Jamie Gwiazda and Kirsty Schults are set to dominate the Pro Women’s Class, while Julian Timmis and Robert Stout will prove that age and experience go hand in hand in the Veterans 40+ class. Meanwhile, the relentless James Hayden and Tyler Battams are gearing up for a fierce showdown against 2023 Junior Champion Harry Sadler, who is making his debut in senior competition for 2024.

Adding to the weekend’s buzz, more than 35 junior racers will provide a thrilling glimpse into the future of the sport. Among them, Archie Schmidt is trading in his road bike for some dirt track action as he returns to defend his 85cc 2-stroke and 150cc 4-stroke Championship titles. But with a stacked field of competition, including rising star Connor Machin, the battle for the top spot is far from guaranteed. Will Archie steal the show once again, or will the fierce competition have something to say about that?

Rounding out the weekend’s stacked lineup of classes, an aspiring group of 50cc demo non-comp riders will take to the track, soaking up all the excitement and atmosphere of a state championship before making their entrance into competitions in the coming years.

Images by Eric McConnochie.

Where:

Witness all the 2024 SA Dirt Track Championship action at the Mud N Tars MCC Day Road Dirt Track Circuit, located at 13 Day Rd, Victor Harbor SA.

Start planning your trip – HERE.

Spectator information:

Enjoy all the action of a full day of dirt track racing with free entry for all spectators—making it a perfect day out for the whole family! Arrive early to secure the best spots, as the gates open at 7:30 a.m. and all the action kicks off at 9:30 a.m.

Mud N Tars will keep everyone well-fed throughout the day, offering bacon and egg sandwiches at the canteen. For the adults, the bar will open from mid-morning.

Socials*

Get the inside scoop on all things Dirt Track racing — be sure to follow Mud N Tars MCC on Facebook and Instagram!

CALLING ALL POTENTIAL ‘TEAM SA’ TEAM MEMBERS HEADING TO THE GASGAS 2024 AUSTRALIAN TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

September 4, 2024 Filed Under: News, Speedway

Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the GASGAS 2024 Australian Trial Championships (ATC) are now OPEN!

Motorcycling SA (MSA) is excited to be calling for EOIs from our South Australian Trial Community heading to Victoria for the GASGAS 2024 Australian Trial Championships (ATC), being held on the 5^th & 6^th of October.

Nominate Your Expression of Interest Here

Team SA EOI’s are now OPEN and will close at 5.00pm on Friday, September 20^th.

MSA will consider all applicants and announce the teams on Monday 23^rd September. All applicants will be contacted before the announcement to provide an update on the status of their application. Riders selected for Team SA will be required to provide sizing for team apparel.

Applications for the position of Team Manager is also open.

EOIs for riders, along with the team manager and coach’s positions can be lodged here:

https://www.motorcyclingsa.org.au/trial-eoi/

MSA will endeavour to select a team of up to 10 riders, made up of 2 teams of 4 riders, along with 2 reserves, as per previous years, with selection to be results-focused, based on the following:

International results;
Previous ATC results; and/or
2024 SA Trial Championship and TROY Series SA results

At the event, the Team Manager will confirm the final teams of four riders to compete for the State Team Challenge before the Championship begins.

Last year, the Team SA Wallabies finished 3^rd at the 2023 ATC in South Australia featuring riders Connor Hogan, Lillie Yiatrou, Lucinda Cowan and Stephen Rees/Melissa Paunola, with the Team SA Taipans finishing in 9^th, with riders Alisha Harry, Bailey Irrgang, Robert White and Hayden Eardley.

Team SA in Tasmania in 2019 – with this being a Championship year for the team, taking out the State Team Challenge at the 2019 Australian Trial Championships.

Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2024 SA Reliability Trial Championship – SAPMAC MCC Brings the Round 5 River Murray Trial Action to Palmer

September 2, 2024 Filed Under: News, Reliability, State Championship

Anticipation reached a fever pitch as SAPMAC MCC hosted the penultimate round of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2024 SA Reliability Trial Championships at Palmer. Riders approached the demanding course with unwavering focus, knowing that the final sprint to the finish was just around the corner. Despite the rain leading up to the event, the track became a challenging battleground, with loose, dusty sections keeping competitors on edge. Coupled with a persistent, gusty wind, the two-lap daytime challenge tested both endurance and skill, making those critical Round 5 Championship points even more elusive. As the competition heats up further, let’s delve into the Round 5 provisional results.

The battle for the Solo Overall top spot was intense between Royden Harrold and Charlie Milton, with Harrold taking the early lead in lap 1, followed by Milton and Toby Lewis. Milton quickly found his rhythm on the Palmer course, clocking the provisional fastest time in the second lap. However, Harrold’s strong performance in lap 1 proved decisive, earning him the overall win by just 5 points. Toby Lewis held his position in the top three, trailing second-place Milton by 33 points to secure third place comfortably ahead of Cody Schiller.

*Daniel Plowman & Bradley Brook Charging to the Sidecar Provisional Win – Image by SkidMark Photos.*

*Bradley Hunter and Haydon Ahrens – Image by Team Thomas Racing.*

Daniel Plowman and Bradley Brook delivered an outstanding performance at Palmer, capturing their first podium of 2024 with a well-deserved Round 5 Open Sidecar Overall victory. They established a commanding lead with an impressive lap 1 advantage of 88 points over Ben Mayne and Shaun Buckley. Despite a strong push from Mayne and Buckley in lap 2, they were unable to overtake the resolute Plowman and Brook, who held firm to secure the win. In the race for third place, Shaun Blenkiron and Nathan Saegenschnitter, currently third in the Open Sidecar Championship, showed a strong lap 1 performance. However, Bradley Hunter and Haydon Ahrens delivered a blistering second lap, ultimately claiming third place on the Round 5 podium with a decisive margin of 81 points.

SkidMark Photos, SandPlow Photography, and Team Thomas Racing were all trackside, capturing some nail-biting action. Head to their profiles to check out all the photos and purchase those Round 5 moments. Cover Photo thanks to Team Thomas Racing.

To catch up on all the Round 5 provisional results, click HERE.

As we shift our focus to the grand finale of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2024 SA Reliability Trial Championship, Clare MCC is gearing up to host Round 6: The Beryl Pearce Trial. Scheduled for Saturday, September 28, 2024, this final showdown promises to be electric as Championship contenders make their last stand in Clare.