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SA Junior Cup

Coaching Permits – Important Information

July 14, 2025 Filed Under: All disciplines, ASBK, Coaches, Dirt Track, Enduro, Minikhana, Motocross, News, Newsletters, Reliability, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup, SA Women in Motorcycling, SAMX Championship, SAORC, Speedway, State Championship, Supermoto, Trials

Coaching Permits – Important Information

Motorcycling South Australia have been receiving a number of queries surrounding the process required for running coaching sessions. Additionally, we will be implementing some clear timelines surrounding the requesting of permits, and the processing of endorsements to help us streamline the process and to allow us sufficient time for administration.

Please review all information carefully so that you are fully aware of a coach’s obligations.

PERMITS

Private or Commercial Coaches: All coaching activities must be conducted under a Coaching Permit. It is the coaches’ responsibility to apply for the permit and submit all required paperwork to MSA in the stipulated timeframes. From 15 July 2025, commercial coaches will need to pay for coaching permits upfront.

Club Coaches: Coaching activities through clubs can be conducted under a Coaching Permit, but can also be run under Club Training Days,  Recreational Activity or RPA days. Clubs are responsible to apply for the permits and submit all required paperwork to MSA in the stipulated timeframes. Where any coaching activity is not run under a dedicated coaching permit (eg RPA), sessions must be run separately, away from any other activity. PLEASE NOTE: The ability to run coaching sessions at recreational rides is currently under review and may change in the near future.

 

TIME FRAMES

Permits: An application for a coaching permit MUST be submitted at least 7 days prior to the event. Any applications submitted within 7 days will incur an urgency fee of $55. Any applications submitted within 48 hours of the planned event may not be approved.

Reports: All reports must be submitted electronically to MSA within 5 working days, with the exception of the injury reports which must be submitted within 24 hours after the event (or the next business day). Failure to provide these reports within the required timeframes will incur a late fee of $200. Failure to provide these reports within 30 days will result in the temporary suspension of permits being issued until the required reports have been correctly submitted.

Cancellations: For private or commercial coaches, if you wish to cancel a coaching event, this MUST be communicated to MSA in writing at least 24 hours prior to the event. Any events cancelled with less than 24 hours’ notice will still incur a permit fee.

Failure to pay any of the above mentioned fees will result in the suspension of permits being issued.

 

REPORTS & ENDORSEMENTS

Following the coaching event, sign in sheets and event reports must be submitted to MSA correctly. No endorsement will be approved if the coaches’ paperwork hasn’t been correctly received.

All endorsements MUST be recorded on the appropriate log book. Kick-start books or coaching books must be used for every rider that is seeking and endorsment. The coach must fill out the book(s) correctly so that the riders can upload the relevant pages to their RiderNet profile. Only then will their endorsement be approved. Failure to fill out the details correctly will result in the endorsement being denied.

 

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

All Coaches must:

  • hold a current MA licence with the appropriate coaching accreditation;
  • hold a valid Working with Children Check for South Australia;
  • hold a valid first aid certificate (in the case where the Coach will be riding, a second first aider that is not riding must be present).

 

Any club or coach found to be hosting events without a permit or using an incorrect permit will be charged a fee of $1,000. In addition, any club or coach found to be in breach of any rules after investigation will be charged a fee of $500.

For a full list of requirements please read the MA National Coaching Guidelines. Please ensure you are familiar with these guidelines to ensure all processes are being followed correctly. More resources can be found here.

Please feel free to contact MSA for more information.

 

Accelerating Futures: 2025 SA Junior Cup Expressions of Interest Now Open

November 6, 2024 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup

Motorcycling South Australia is calling for expressions of interest for the 2025 SA Junior Cup Series!

Since its inception in 2022, the SA Junior Cup series has been dedicated to fostering the next generation of aspiring professional road racers, guiding them toward state and international success. Many previous riders, including Rikki Henry and Archie Schmidt, have advanced from the series to achieve numerous successes in prestigious competitions such as the FIM Mini GP, Oceania Junior Cup, and Asia Talent Cup.

The SA Junior Cup offers up to 14 young riders, aged 11 to 15, a unique opportunity to enhance their skills in a supportive and inclusive environment. Open to participants from all MSA disciplines, this series serves as a direct pathway to the National Oceania Junior Cup Academy, helping to cultivate the Champions of tomorrow.

To register your interest, click here, or contact Motorcycling SA for more information at roadrace@motorcyclingsa.org.au or call (08) 8332 9000.

Photos thanks to Pit Lane Studio. 

 

From bLU cRU SA Junior Cup to 2024 Asia Talent Cup Selection Success

November 10, 2023 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup

Two of our very own bLU cRU SA Junior Cup riders have been selected for the 2024 Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup (IATC). The 2022 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup winner, Rikki Henry, and the current 2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup winner (with 1 round to go), Archie Schmidt, both made their way to Malaysia for a chance to secure a spot in the 2024 IATC roster and take on a life-changing opportunity.

Joining a total of 89 riders, including 14 Australians, the pair travelled to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, to be assessed by experts, including the 2009 250GP world champion Hiroshi Aoyama, all under the leadership of Dorna talent promotion director Alberto Puig.

Throughout each session, with a focus on crucial areas of both on and off the bike skills, riders were selected to progress to the next test, culminating in the final decisions of the 10 riders to line up on the starting grid for the 2024 IATC and 10 reserve riders to supplement the roster. 

Archie and Rikki showcased their well-known ability and talent to each progress through the selection rounds, to end up both earning a place on the 2024 Asia Talent Cup grid and taking that next step in their road racing journey.

Rikki Henry congratulates Archie Schmidt as he receives the news he has been waiting for – Image: Asia Talent Cup.

Since their early days in the bLU cRU SA Junior Cup series, Rikki and Archie have showcased remarkable growth, evolving their skills and success, in our SA State racing development program into national success within the Oceania Junior Cup and beyond. Both riders embody the core values of the SA Junior Cup, demonstrating unwavering commitment, notable growth, and a shared vision for success. Their remarkable journey to the Oceania Junior Cup and onto other opportunities reflects our state program’s ethos and the promising future it offers SA riders. Their dedication and evolution epitomize the very essence of the SA Junior Cup’s goals, setting the stage for exceptional racing careers for South Australian juniors. 

 

Kym Bolto – Team Manager and developer of the bLU cRu SA Junior Cup:

“I am delighted and beyond proud of both Rikki and Archie who have both come through the bLU cRU SA Junior Cup series and then to compete in the Oceania Junior Cup. 

To have 2 of our shining stars of the SA racing scene accepted into the 2024 Asia Talent Cup is a dream come true for me, this is exactly the reason I wanted to create a program such as this in our State, with the series only in it’s 2nd year, it is showing results already. I can’t wait to follow the boys in their journey in the 2024 Asia Talent Cup and I wish them all the best”. 

 

Brenton Matters – President of Motorcycling South Australia Board:

“From witnessing their growth and skill development along the pathway of the bLU cRU SA Junior Cup into National racing within the Oceania Junior Cup and subsequently progress toward further successes in their road racing careers, it highlights the exceptional benefits that the SA Junior Cup provides for our South Australian riders. This opportunity fosters aspirations, offering a choice between pursuing a professional career in the sport or advancing personal development journeys, both on and off the bikes”.

 

With limited time for celebrations, Archie Schmidt, leading by just 1 point, will head into the final round of the 2023 Oceania Junior Cup here at The Bend over the 1st to 3rd of December, while Rikki Henry gears up for the opportunity to race at the MiniGP World Series in Circuit Ricardo Tormo Valencia, competing against the world’s best later in November after becoming the Australian Ohvale 160cc MiniGP Champion. We couldn’t be prouder of both exceptional riders and eagerly await their performances in next year’s Asia Talent Cup.

(Above left) – Archie Schmidt leading the OJC pack at the recent Phillip Island ASBK Round – Picture: Pit Lane Studio. 

(Above Right) – Rikki Henry the 2023 Australian Ohvale 160cc MiniGP Series winner. – Picture: Pit Lane Studio. 

 

Applications are currently open for the 2024 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Season, for more information on the program and how to register check out the press release – HERE.

Make sure you stay tuned to the Motorcycling SA and South Australian Junior Cup social media pages for regular updates –

  • Motorcycling SA Facebook 
  • Motorcycling SA Instagram
  • South Australia Junior Cup Facebook

 

 

RESULTS AND REPORT – 2023 bLU cRU SA JUNIOR CUP ROUND 4 RECAP BY LUCAS WARREN

August 29, 2023 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup

Over the 27th and 28th of August, our own future road racing stars returned to the Monarto Go Kart track for round 4 of the 2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup as a support class to the talent of the FIM MiniGP Australia Series. After a full weekend of on-track battles and series points challengers, we caught up with young #68 Lucas Warren to see how his weekend turned out…

Wow, what a weekend full of mixed feelings. I was really looking forward to returning to the Go Kart Club of SA at Monarto for another round of racing. When we were last here back in June 2023 for Round 2, I had my career-best result. I felt there was a bit of pressure to see if I could do it again or not and I did which was awesome!!

Racing on this track is brilliant as this track is not all about straight line speed and slipstreaming, which I find tough on the bigger tracks, this track is truly about your race craft, about how late you can brake, carry speed into the corners and then your exit speed.

Qualifying Saturday morning we had some interesting weather conditions with a very overcast and misty rain drizzling in at times, so during warmups, I went out on wet tyres due to the cold, slippery and greasy conditions.

Come to the first qualifying session most of the other riders had changed to the slick tyres, however, I decided to stick with the wet tyre, along with one other rider, to try and put down a strong time to start off with. I managed to set the second fastest time of the session on the very last lap behind Archie Schmidt. 

Second qualifying I went out on the slick tyre as the track had started to grip up and was a little warmer and dry. I managed to improve my lap time and continued to hold second in qualifying which meant I would be starting in a great position for each race of the weekend.    

In the first race, my nerves were high, and I was focused on getting a good start as this has been something I have been working on. I got a fantastic start and was second behind #69 Archie Schmidt into the first corner. Archie was so quick and was gone in no time, and I held the second position comfortably for the race.  

Race two was similar, but not as good of a start and I was close behind #7 Xayvion Amoy and #27 Cooper Pitt as the race went on. I was closing quickly on Xayvion and Cooper and was able to make a tight pass in turn 5, to finish the race in the second position again. 

Image: 1st Archie Schmidt, 2nd Lucas Warren and 3rd Cooper Pitt                                                                                                           Image: Pit Lane Studio                                     

The third race was the exact same start, and I was behind Xayvion and Cooper, I was able to get around Cooper and started to close the gap to Xayvion. Whilst coming up again to the fastest part of the track for myself, turn 5, unfortunately, I had a mechanical failure and when I went to brake, my front brakes were just not there. This had to be the scariest moment for me, whilst pumping my brakes and stomping on my back brake to try and pull up so I didn’t hit Xayvion in front.

Unfortunately, I just couldn’t slow down enough, and my front wheel hit Xayvion taking us both down which I feel terrible about as you never want to have mechanical issues and impact others racing. I rushed quickly to get my bike so I could continue the race, finishing this race in position five.  

The bLU cRU SA Junior Cup  team looked at my bike straight away and found the master cylinder needed replacing and my brakes needed more fluid, which was fixed in time for the final race of the weekend.  

Image: Natasha Warren 

Here we go, the final race of the day – I took a deep breath as I knew I could do this. I got a good start, third into the first corner and that’s where I stayed for the entire race.

I finished the weekend in the second position which is the exact same position as in June 2023, but this time I was able to obtain a new PB of 54.1 seconds. Overall, I was not the only one to get new PB’s this weekend, with many of us improving on our lap times from the last time we were here.  

I was in the pit next to one of the newer members of bLU cRU SA Junior Cup this year, #42 Josh Schiller. He started the weekend doing lap times over 1 minute, but by the end of the weekend, he absolutely smashed that time by doing 57.5 seconds – how amazing is that!  

Thank you to all of the bLU cRU SA Junior Cup sponsors as without you we couldn’t do this sport that we love so much with such ease. Also to the entire bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Team and all the riders and families that are involved in bLU cLU SA Junior Cup, there is just so much support amongst all of us.

With only two rounds to go – I now set my sights to Round 5 at Mac Park, Mt Gambier starting September 29th 2023.

Final outcomes for the weekend were :
🥇Archie Schmidt
🥈Lucas Warren
🥉Cooper Pitt

Read up on the Pit Lane Studio round recap – HERE.

Full results from the weekend – HERE.

2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Points Table:

A huge thank you again to all of our most generous sponsors, without your amazing support this Junior Cup would not be possible.

 

Image: Pit Lane Studio                                                                                      #7 Xayvion Amoy, Image: Pit Lane Studio                                      Image: Pit Lane Studio                 

Event Wrap Up – 2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Take On The Bend For Round 3

July 13, 2023 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup

Round 3 of the bLU cRU South Australian Junior Cup held on the 8th/9th of July was an event that was never going to disappoint, with wildcards #11 Judd Plaisted and #34 Elijah Andrew joining the core group of bLU cRU riders and hosted by CAFNIX and Preston MCC at the well renowned The Bend International Circuit.

A Saturday morning dawn coaching session and track tour was the start of the weekend for these young racers, receiving expert advice and tips for each section of the track from Ty Lynch and Samuel Pezzetta ahead of a timed practice for what would be the first time many of these juniors would experience this circuit. Only a single qualifying session after practice meant that rider feedback and bike setup was crucial, and even in wet conditions a blistering pace was set early on by #69 Archie Schmidt, #11 Judd Plaisted and #7 Xayvion Amoy securing front row positions of 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

RACE ONE:: The midday weather continued to prove difficult to predict, and the damp but drying track kept the pit shed busy with last minute tyre changes. Constant battles with countless leader changes between the front runners held the unwavering attention of the crowd and only .3 of a second separated Judd and Archie in first and second places respectively with Xayvion taking the bronze. While in the middle of the pack #99 Jai Strugnell and #46 Ghage Plowman were relentless in their battles with each other on track.

 

RACE TWO:: Sunday morning’s gentle shower before riders briefing was no challenge for the Pirelli wets on the Yamaha R15’s and with every confidence in their tyres race 2 was nothing short of nail biting. The four front runners Archie, Xayvion, Elijah and Judd finishing 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th respectively, all changing leadership multiple times per lap throughout the four laps and had the crowds of spectators filling the fourth story sky deck balcony striving for the best view and cheering and clapping from start to finish.

Strong finishes from #27 Cooper Pitt, #68 Lucas Warren and #79 Jamie Gregory and constant improvement from #17 Payton Kemp and $42 Josh Schiller meant that every junior competitor was eager to pull their last tricks out of the bag for race three, but unfortunately weather conditions and on track incidents cut the schedule short and finalised proceedings early.

Final outcomes for the weekend were :
🥇Archie Schmidt
🥈Judd Plaisted
🥉Xayvion Amoy
2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Points Table:
With a return to Monarto for Round 4 at the end of August, we are held in suspense in what has been a thrilling first half of the season from these young future champions who showcase the true camaraderie of Motorcycle Road Racing.
🗞 Written by Daniel Amoy
📸 Images by Pit Lane Studio
Thank you again to all of our most generous sponsors.

RESULTS AND REPORT – 2023 bLU cRU SA JUNIOR CUP ROUND 2 RECAP BY XAYVION AMOY

June 9, 2023 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Junior Cup

Last weekend in between some questionable weather from every season, Levis MCC hosted Round 2 of the 2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup at the Go Kart Club of SA in Monarto.

Sitting second in the 2023 bLU cRU Junior Cup standings, Xayvion Amoy was keen to take on every opportunity to continue his points standing for the year and with the stiff competition in packed fields, racing both bLU cRU SA Junior Cup and Junior 11-U16, he was set for a big weekend on the bikes.

Xayvion shared his race report for the weekend –

Saturday:

First up was practice which I was pretty stoked about considering Dad said that there was no practice, but there was! During practice, it was about getting into the groove and getting warmed up. I felt like I had a pretty good practice weekend at Monarto at the start of the year so I was feeling good. I immediately compared the practice weekend and the first practice session, I could 110% feel the difference out of the corners thanks to Lee’s Spot on Motorcycles after they tuned up my bike, it felt so good! Runs like butter. The only trouble I was having in practice was braking, I’m not really feeling it with those brakes on my junior bike but I managed to get over it and pushed those braking markers back. In bLU cRU I felt amazing! The braking on those bikes feels really nice which is a bit funny considering all the other boys don’t really like their bLU cRU brakes. But I felt good so I’m happy. By the last practice session in bLU cRU I felt really good, it was like I just rode the track the day before. In qualifying I went really good on my junior bike, I was feeling quick and got my times up there, I ended up qualifying 3rd which I was happy about. In bLU cRU I was still feeling good and felt quick. I was pushing it but man those other boys were confident especially Lucas Warren #995 Racing , he was like a jack-in-a-box. He just pounced out of nowhere and was riding crazy good, great work dude! In bLU cRU I ended up qualifying 6th, which was a bit disappointing but I was determined to get those starts on point.

Sunday:

It was race day, I was pretty pumped and confident to got those starts. First off was juniors and because the kart starting grids are side by side and directly behind I found it pretty awkward. I came up with a strategy and it worked! Threaded the needle between Lucas and Jai, got that start perfect for an amazing whole shot into first position, I kept that first place for the first few laps then Lucas made a dive on me, I was still very happy with second so I just focused on defending (Lucas absolutely gapped me). In bLU cRU I got a good start from sixth, I didn’t really get that first corner on point but I managed to keep that sixth and in a few other bLU cRU races I managed to get some fifths. Overall I did better in the junior 160cc class and managed to leave with a 2nd place trophy.

Just wanted to mention OH MY GOODNESS JAI, THAT SAVE WAS CRAZY!!! YOUR FRONT END WAS PRETTY WELL LOCKED UP, THE BIKE WAS UPRIGHT BUT YOU STILL HAD YOUR KNEE ON THE FLOOR, THAT WAS INSANE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks to Tailem Bend Motorsport Accommodation for the overnight stay. Thanks to Willy Strugnell for sharing pits and generators and thanks to Kym, Allan, Chris and Andy for all the bLU cRU support. A great weekend by Levis MCC at The Go Kart Club of SA .

 

     

(Above) Xayvion Amoy, Ghage Plowman and  Jai Strugnell                      (Above) Cooper Pitt stoke levels                                      (Above) Calm before a day of action.

with Willy Strugnell  in the pits.                                                                            were high over the weekend. 

 

(Photos courtesy of Pit Lane Studio)

2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Standings (after round 2 of 7 rounds)!

Pos Name Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5  Round 6  Total
1 Archie Schmidt 100 100 200
2 Xayvion Amoy 78 61 139
3 Jai Strugnell 70 67 137
4 Cooper Pitt 64 71 135
5 Lucas Warren 61 73 134
6 Payton Kemp 50 53 103
7 Josh Schiller 48 39 87
8 Ghage Plowman 63 63
9 Boyd Cole (NSW) 57 57
10 Isaac Ayad (NSW) 52 52
11 Jamie Gregory (NSW) 42 42
12 Ethan Johnson (Vic) 20 20

Point results for the round are below and Speedhive has each heat’s results – HERE.

 2023 bLU cRU SA Junior Cup Round 2

Pos No Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total
1 69 Archie Schmidt 25 25 25 25 100
2 68 Lucas Warren 18 20 20 15 73
3 27 Cooper Pitt 17 18 18 18 71
4 99 Jai Strugnell 16 17 17 17 67
5 7 Xayvion Amoy 15 14 16 16 61
6 17 Payton Kemnp 12 15 14 13 53
7 54 Isaac Ayad 20 dns 12 20 52
8 79 Jamie Gregory 13 dnf 15 14 42
9 42 Josh Schiller 14 dnf 13 12 39

 

Junior 11-U16

Pos No Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total
1 995 Lucas Warren 25 25 25 18 93
2 333 Xayvion Amoy 20 20 20 20 80
3 99 Jai Strugnell 18 18 18 25 79
4 37 Jax Henry 17 17 dns dns 34
5 27 Ghage Plowman dns dns dns dns  

 

160cc Junior Small Wheel

Pos No Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total
1 11 Judd Plaisted 25 25 25 25 100
2 43 Ethan Ayad 17 17 20 20 74
3 20 Isaac Ayad 18 18 18 18 72
4 36 Rikki Henry 20 20 dns dns 40

 

Supersport 300

Pos No Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total
1 169 Archie Schmidt 17 20 20 25 82
2 45 Olly Simpson 25 25 25 dns 75
3 995 Lucas Warren 15 18 18 17 68
4 99 Andrew Banneman 10 17 15 16 58
5 666 Ben Kormouchovs 9 16 13 14 52
6 33 Jordan Simpson 18 15 17 dns 50
7 72 Ryder Gilbert 16 dnf 14 20 50
8 7 Darren Kemp 14 14 dnf 12 40
9 511 Shane Church dns dns 16 18 34
10 22 Georgia Stephens 13 dnf dnf 15 28
11 13 Broc Rowan dns dns 12 13 25
12 66 Mitchell Simpson 20 dns dns dns 20
13 92 Jack Davis 12 dns dns dns 12
14 24 Gareth Deacon 11 dns dns dns 11

 

Supermoto Open

Pos No Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total
1 45 Olly Simpson 25 25 25
2 33 Jordan Simpson 18 20 20
3 66 Mitchell Simpson 20 18 18
4 422 Hayden Balge 16 16 16
5 511 Shane Church 17 15 15
6 55 Sean Curtis dnf 17 17
7 83 Nick Mowbray dns dns dns

190cc Senior Small & Big Wheel

Pos No Name Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Total
1 Broc Rowan 18 25 43
2 Chris Collins 25 25
3 Jack Davis 20 20

 

As always a huge thank you goes out to our 2023  bLU cRU SA Junior Cup sponsors :

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