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SA Women in Motorcycling

SOUTH COAST’S WOMEN’S ONLY DAY WRAP UP!

March 12, 2021 Filed Under: Motocross, News, SA Women in Motorcycling

SOUTH COAST’S WOMEN’S ONLY DAY WRAP UP!

Just in – South Coast MXC’s report from the Women’s Only event! Sounds like it was an awesome event and well done to all for making it a happening thing!

 

What a weekend!

Thank you to all the girls that participated in our 3rd Annual Women’s Only event.

After the success of previous years events 2021 saw the event run over 2 days which coincided with

International Women’s Day landed on a long weekend for South Australians.

Over the 2 days the club welcomed 35+ riders. It was fantastic to see so many new faces who all received their Free Recreational licence, and to welcome back the women who have been to our Women’s Only Days events before.

We couldn’t have done it without the generous support from our sponsors

Massive thank you to Mark Flynn from Coast Powersports for the supply of a PW50 and TTR110, for those riders that don’t own their own bike but wanted to have a go.

Thank you to MXstore for their generous donation of goodies for all our Girls and Women who rode over the weekend. Also thank you to Nippy Au for the donation of their Iced Coffees.

Also, to our coach Elijah Weise and Mechanic Dale Chadbourne for taking time out of their weekend to come and help our ladies out with anything they needed.

The club is already in the talks with to make our next Women Only Event bigger and better. The club looks forward to seeing all our new riders and members at our ride days and race days!!

SA MOTOCROSS WELCOME BACK BUTLER’S & TITANIUM FOR SEASON 2021!

March 5, 2021 Filed Under: Motocross, News, SA Women in Motorcycling, SAMX Championship, State Championship

SA MOTOCROSS WELCOME BACK BUTLER’S & TITANIUM FOR SEASON 2021!

   

SA Motocross is excited to welcome back Butler’s Mechanical Service and Titanium Security Australia as sponsors for the girls and women’s classes for the 2021 South Australian Motocross Championships.

In huge news for the SA Motocross Championships, Butler’s Mechanical Services and Titanium Security Australia are continuing their fantastic support of girls and women’s motocross in South Australia into the 2021 season.

With the excellent, and record, number of girls and women who fronted the starter for the shortened and COVID affected 2020 season, it is thought that numbers will once again increase in a full racing year that 2021 is hoped to be, meaning a new record will be set in 2021.

The Senior Women’s Class could be one of the highlights of the year, with reigning Champion Steph Cutler looking to keep the teenage brigade at bay, led by Aimee Butler and Chloe Barton, with the likes of Charlotte Berrill and Tarja Morris also in the mix!

The hot rumour for 2021 is that former Champion and Australian top 10, Amy Bartsch, will be returning after a long injury layoff, to add another challenger to Steph’s crown.

The juniors will once again be led by 2020 double Champion, Emma Haylock, who all the others will be chasing, with the ever improving field keen to close the gap to Emma as the season unfolds!

SA Motocross Sports Manager, Clint Gow-Smith, is excited by the news, stating, ““The ongoing support of these classes from Titanium Security and Butler Mechanical continues to set the industry standard and really must be commended for their long term commitment and strong alignment with their businesses and promoting woman in MX. “

I am pumped to see these young guns of Barton, Butler and Co. continue to improve and execute the race craft and experience gained from years of being mentored by the “veterans” of this class, Cutler and Bartsch. How long can the old guard keep these young chargers off the top step??, so pumped to watch this !!

In the Juniors we need to continue to work our back sides off to support the active riders we have and really look to continue to draw young females to participate and get involved in motocross ”

The 2021 South Australian Motocross Championship will be run over the following rounds;

Round 1 – April 24 & 25 – MRA – Gillman

Round 2 – May 22 & 23 – Riverland – Renmark

Round 3 – June 19 & 20 – West Coast – Ceduna

Round 4 – July 17 & 18 – Keith & Districts – Keith

Round 5 – August 28 & 29 – South Coast – Monarto

The Girls & Women’s Classes for the 2021 Championship are;

Senior;  Open Women

Junior;  85cc 12-U16yrs Girl’s

125cc/250cc 13-U16yrs Girl’s

*For 2021; to be recognised as an official South Australian Championship, the minimum entry will be 6 entries per female class (or 80% of the National requirement), and riders will need to start 3 rounds of the championship to be eligible for series awards.

(So, in a nutshell, 6 girls or women need to start 3 rounds of the championship – and participate in practise, qualifying or the races – for the championship to become official)

STAY TUNED; Entries for round 1 at Gillman to open very soon!

 

 

 

ROLLING CALENDAR – VERSION 4 – AS OF MARCH 4 2021

March 4, 2021 Filed Under: All disciplines, News, SA Women in Motorcycling, SAMX Championship, State Championship

Here is the 2021 Motorcycling SA Calendar – in PDF form.

Any and all changes have the Event Name highlighted in yellow!

CHANGES TO THIS UPDATE –

MORGAN MCC CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP DATES

MRA CLUB RACE SERIES DATES CONFIRMED

A SLIGHT CHANGE TO THE DATE OF ROUND 2 OF THE 2021 EP SERIES

LOCATION CHANGE FOR THE 2021 AUSTRALIAN TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

DATE CHANGE FOR THE 2021 SA MOTOCROSS PRESENTATION NIGHT

It should be noted that everyone should keep checking back to the MSA website for any changes to the calendar as the year goes on – as there are bound to be some changes as the season progresses (So best not to print this off and put it on the fridge in the shed – just in case!)!

ROLLING CALENDAR – VERSION 4 – AS OF MARCH 4 2021

SELLICKS 2021 IS FAST APPROACHING!

February 26, 2021 Filed Under: News, Road Racing, SA Women in Motorcycling

It’s almost time for the bi-annual trek down to the iconic sands of Sellicks, for the bi-annual 2 days of fantastic racing on SA’s most unique historic ‘road racing’ circuit!

Two Days of Racing

More than 150 Solos and Sidecars, all built before 1963, battling it out over two days of highly competitive racing on South Australia’s iconic Sellicks Beach.

Over the two days 62 races will run and you can expect to see bikes carry the logos of Adler, AJS, Arial, BSA, Bultaco, DKW, Douglas, Dyson VAG, ESO, Excelsior, Greeves, Harley Davidson, Honda, Indian, JAP, Jawa, Matchless, New Imperial, Norton, OEC, Rickman, Triariel, Triton, Triumph, Tribsa, Velocette, Vincent, and, Yamaha.

There will be plenty of opportunities to get up close to the bikes and talk with the riders during meet and greet sessions on the beach on Saturday and Sunday morning, as well as through a new pit viewing area.

There will also be a range of catering vans on site, including the Original Pancake Kitchen, the local Lifesaving Club is running the bar and there is brand new merchandise that will be available on the day or you can order online and pick it up at the event.

Check out the merch, download a Program of Events and Map of the course and buy your tickets at the Levis MCC website: www.levismcc.asn.au/racing.

It’s going to be two fantastic days of racing…Bring the Family and have a ball… DON’T MISS IT.

1930 OEC JAP TWIN is Racing

OEC (The Osborn Engineering Company) built motorcycles from 1922 until 1954. They built many innovative models over the years and the marque held the Land Speed Record several times through the 1920s-30s.

Brenton Matters brought his 1930 OEC to Sellicks Beach in 2017, but lack of bike prep time saw the bike fail to reach its potential.

Over the past four years he has given it a lot of love and attention and it is almost ready to take to the beach. Brenton kicked it over recently and it sounds awesome.

Still a bit to do, but Brenton is confident the bike will be ready on the day. He was asked him how fast he will go? “I don’t know,” he said, “in 1930 an OEC with a supercharged 1000cc Prestwich engine was the first to pass 150 mph…I might get 80-85 or so.”

The unique thing about the OEC is its’ Duplex Steering system, developed by Frederick Wood in the late 20s.

Motoring writer Greg Williams says about the OEC, “theoretically, the system offered outstanding high-speed stability and adjust-ability. In practice, it was better suited for use on a speed-record machine going in a straight line than on a road motorcycle”.

It’s going to be fun to see this wicked machine strut its’ stuff on Sellicks Beach!

The 1930 OEC JAP (above left) and the 1950 Vincent Rapide (above right) that will attack the sands of Sellicks in a few short weeks time! 

Vincent Rapide To Race at Sellicks

The Series C Vincent Rapide is one of the most famous motorcycles ever built and if you were a motorcycle fan or speed freak in the late ’40s and early ’50s, the Vincent motorcycles were some of the most desirable vehicles on the planet.

Vincent produced motorcycles from 1932–55, when it went bankrupt, the company made around 11,000 motorcycles, of which 6852 were the famous 1000cc twin-cylinder models.

By the standards of 1950, the Vincent was an exceptional machine. Costing £128 ($256) new, the 998cc, 50-degree V-twin put out between 45 and 55 horsepower, depending on the state of tune (Rapide or Black Shadow). It was easily capable of exceeding the then-magical 100mph mark.

David Whitehead managed to get his hands on his Vincent in 2017.

“I had lusted after this 1950 Vincent Series C Rapide for many years. My friend bought it in 1985 in Brisbane. He had a accident on it in around 2000 and after it was repaired it was ridden again but had engine troubles and it had been off the road ever since.”

David rebuilt the engine, replacing whatever was required, and undertook other mechanical and electrical repairs, but he kept its original patina as much as possible. The Vincent is now running like a dream and David is looking forward to letting it loose on Sellicks Beach.

“I believe bikes of this calibre deserve to be seen in action rather than put on a mantle piece. I’m excited and feel honoured and privileged to bring this bike down from Qld and be part of this historic event.”

   

 

 

2021 MSA NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS – NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN!

February 22, 2021 Filed Under: All disciplines, News, SA Women in Motorcycling

2021 MSA NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS – NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN!

Nominations are now open for the annual awards that will be presented at the Motorcycling SA Night of Champions, to be held at a venue to be announced, on Saturday, November 20th 2021, starting at 6.00pm.

Anyone, individual or club, is/are welcome to put in a nomination, as long as it meets the criteria of each award – please read the relevant forms before nominating.

Closing dates for for nominations for each award are as follows;

HALL OF FAME; Monday, September 20th 2021 @ 5.00pm

LIFE MEMBERSHIP; Friday, September 24th 2021 @ 5.00pm

FRANK FRANKLIN TROPHY, RISING STAR AWARD, REGIONAL VOLUNTEER AWARDS; Friday, October 22nd 2021 @ 5.00pm

2021 MSA Hall of Fame – Nomination form.docx.pdf
Hall of Fame Criteria.pdf

2021 Motorcycling SA Life Membership – Nomination Form.docx.pdf

 

 

2021 Frank Franklin Trophy – Nomination Form.docx.pdf

2021 MSA Rising Star Award – Nomination Form.pdf

2021 MSA Regional Volunteer Awards – Nomination Form.docx.pdf

All of the details regarding the Motorcycling SA ‘Night of Nights’, including venue, menu and ticket prices will be released closer to the event, but with COVID-19 shutting down the 2020 Night of Champions, there are a number of surprises being planned to ensure this will be, the biggest Night of Champions yet held!

STAY TUNED FOR MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AS THE YEAR PROGRESSES!

 

TRIALS SA LAUNCH 2021 SEASON – AND IT LOOKS TO BE AN EXCITING SEASON AHEAD!

February 11, 2021 Filed Under: News, SA Women in Motorcycling, State Championship, Trials

Season 2021 for the discipline of Trial is looking at being another quality year for the discipline that doesn’t rely on speed! 9 high quality events, backed up with some great coaching and practise days, as well as camp overs in the most family friendly of all disciplines – check out the attached poster for all of the events, including a few over the border! 

The season will be highlighted by the 5 round TROY Series SA 2021 – now into its 12th year as a Series, with this years rounds being as per the poster below. TROY Series SA is a Series that (mainly) combines classes onto lines ridden with the lowest score on the day getting the TROY points (except the women’s PINK Class which is scored on lines first), with this years Series travelling from Victor Harbor to Robertstown, through the Barossa Valley, Tungkillo and the Southern Flinders Ranges, with all rounds having Saturday night camping available, with a number also featuring Saturday coaching and practise days – check out the calendar below!

The Trials SA calendar also has a number of feature events through the year – catering for sidecars, the old bikes and the girls and women, with the Peter Sparkes Trophy & Diener/Holmes Sidecar Trophy (sidecars), The Classic Trial (old bikes) and the Rockhopping SA 2021 SA Women’s Cup (the first event in SA to have the girls and women as the headliners – see the poster below!)

The season will end with the 2021 South Australian Trial Championships, this time being run by Chris Schultz and his crew at the Gawler MCC at their iconic Tungkillo property. 2 days of action, with a full range of classes – including 4 junior classes, 2 for the boys and 2 for the girls, onsite camping and heaps more!

Keep an eye out on the Trials South Oz Facebook page for all that is happening during the season!

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