State Championship

Rockhopping SA – GASGAS 2024 SA Trial Championship: The Ultimate Showdown at Mt Pleasant!

September 12, 2024 Filed Under: News, State Championship, Trials

As the 2024 SA Trial season reaches its thrilling finale, the Juventus MCC is excited to bring the Rockhopping SA – GASGAS 2024 SA Trial Championship to Mt Pleasant on September 14th and 15th. This highly anticipated event will showcase South Australia’s top trial riders alongside leading competitors from across Australia, all vying for the prestigious 2024 SA Championships.

The weekend promises an exhilarating display of trial riding talent. With 20 senior riders and 19 juniors set to compete across the two days, expect intense action and fierce competition. In addition to these competitive classes, a range of non-competitive riders will also participate, highlighting the diverse skill range of South Australia’s top trialists.

The excitement ramps up with NSW’s multiple Australian Champion and Australian representative, Colin Zarczynski, competing in Trial 1, while Aaron Long and Grant Stephen will go head-to-head in Trial 2. Over the two action-packed days, 17 junior trial stars will showcase their skills across Junior A, B Open, and Trial 1-3 classes. Don’t miss the chance to see rising talents like Cooper Harry, Eve Bentley, and Haydon Barwick in action, alongside 2023 winners Kody Irrgang (Trial 4), Lucinda Cowan (Junior Women), Isaac Schultz (Junior A), and Cadance Long (Junior B Women), all aiming to make their mark at Mt Pleasant.

With so much on the line and a diverse lineup of riders, the Rockhopping SA – GASGAS SA 2024 Trial Championship is set to deliver an unforgettable weekend of trial riding.

Adrian Harry, a long-time supporter of the Rockhopping SA – GASGAS SA Trial Championship and Juventus MCC member, shared his enthusiasm for the event:

“Yeah, it’s awesome to host the 2-day 2024 SA Championship. On a good note, our state is strong, with Australia’s best in male and female classes. However, date clashes mean they are overseas competing in the Trials des Nations, leaving the Championship open for the taking. We have expert rider and ex-Aussie champ Colin Zarczynski from NSW, who will be expected to lead the way. We also have a strong field of juniors in SA who will be right there with him, watching every move.

Biased opinion alert: we have the most varied property in the state, with sections including logs, big and small, arena-style sections over cable reels and concrete pipes, and a sandpit-type section with no rock steps where the top 3 classes will tackle the same line. Full catering and camping will be onsite, so I’m looking forward to hearing all the ‘woulda, coulda, shoulda’ stories around the campfire Saturday evening!”

The 2024 SA Trial Championships promise an incredible weekend of trial riding! With free entry for spectators across both days & fully homemade catering, there’s no better place to be. Join us from 9 am on Saturday and 8:30 am on Sunday at the Mount Pleasant Venue, 736 Angas Valley Road. Bring your family and immerse yourselves in the thrilling competition and vibrant atmosphere as we celebrate the end of an extraordinary season. Don’t miss the chance to witness some of the best riders in action and enjoy a weekend full of family fun!

Images thanks to Damian Cravero.

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

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.

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

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.

Preview: River Murray Trial – A Test of Determination at Round 5 of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2024 SA Reliability Championship

August 29, 2024 Filed Under: News, Reliability, State Championship

As the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2024 SA Reliability Trial Championships near their penultimate round, anticipation is mounting for the SAPMAC MCC’s River Murray Trial this Saturday, 31st August. The loamy Murray Mallee stages are set to test the mettle of 149 determined riders, each prepared to push themselves and their bikes to the absolute limit. With rain in the forecast, the competition could see unexpected twists as riders battle for those crucial late-season Championship points.

Adding to the excitement, riders will once again set off on their Round 5 journey from the familiar backdrop of the Palmer Main control, while new stages introduced for 2024 promise fresh challenges. It’s shaping up to be a massive day for reliability trial fans, young and old.

Entry List:

Sam Nenasheff, the current leader of the 2024 Solo Outright Championship, will be seeking every opportunity to extend his lead and solidify his claim to the title. However, this won’t be an easy task, as Clinton Voigt trails by just 5 points heading into Round 5. With Voigt’s previous successes in the River Murray Trial, there is a real possibility we could see a new Championship leader emerge after the weekend. Shane Diener remains firmly in the top 3 mix, aiming for the second-place overall spot.

In the sidecar class, Ross Watson and Cooper Winter will lead a strong field, closely followed by Daniel Plowman and Bradley Brook. Adding to the excitement, the current second-place Championship duo, Michael Kerin and Joshua Schutz, are poised to deliver a fantastic performance this weekend.

Round 5 promises to be thrilling, with Jake Henderson and Liam McConnell gearing up to compete in the Clubman Open 2 Stroke class, joining an already impressive lineup. In the Women All Powers Championship, Chloe Barton is fiercely pursuing the 2024 title and will face strong competition from Sofie Kraft. The event will also feature masters, veterans, and a substantial field of expert sidecars and solos. Additionally, fans can look forward to seeing classic Pre-1990 bikes showcasing their timeless charm on the course.

Check out the full rider list – HERE.

*Liam McConnell – Image by Damian Cravero Photography.*

Where & Spectator Key Info:

At the Palmer Oval Main Control, spectators will find a hub of activity and excitement throughout the day. The Mid Murray CFS will be on hand to provide hot food and cold drinks, ensuring everyone stays refreshed and energized. Whether you’re cheering from the sidelines or taking a break from the action, the Main Control will be the perfect spot to enjoy the day’s events. With South Australia’s top Reliability Trial riders tackling a challenging and diverse course, this is a day you won’t want to miss.

The SA Reliability Trial Championship is proud to feature exceptional stages set against beautiful scenery on private properties. Please note that dogs are not permitted at the event, except for service animals.

Plan out your trip – HERE.

Live Timing:

Keep up with the Championship results as they happen, no matter where you are on the course, by following live timing:

Go to sartchampionship.au and follow the “LIVE TIMING” links.
Scan the QR code in the program or at Main Control.
Live timing viewing will be available on screen at Main Control.

Results:

Once it’s all said and done, the results will be published on the SART Championship Series website. Results will be provisional for 5 days after publication to allow competitors to review them. After 5 days, they will be locked in and final. For Supplementary Regulations, the latest news, and more, please visit sartchampionship.com.

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Highlights and Provisional Results – Gawler Motorcycle Centre’s 2024 SA Reliability Trial Championship Round 4

August 12, 2024 Filed Under: News, Reliability, State Championship

With the competition tightly contested leading into Round 4 of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre SA Reliability Trial Championship, fans and riders flocked to Mallala on Saturday, August 10th, as Levis MCC brought the excitement of the Gil Harris Trial to life. The perfect weather, coupled with the buzz of anticipation at Main Control, made it a day to be enjoyed by both young and old alike.

In the overall Open Solo Championship standings, just 8 points separated the top 5, setting the stage for a fiercely contested Round 4. Anyone had the potential to dethrone current Championship leader Sam Nenasheff. From the outset, Tom Mosey emerged as a serious challenger, with just 2 seconds separating him from Nenasheff at the end of lap 1. Lap 2 was all Mosey’s as he widened the gap by another 17 seconds, securing both the Round 4 Open Solo and outright win. The fight for the final podium spot was equally intense, with Cody Schiller narrowly edging out Championship runner-up Clinton Voigt by just 5 seconds, despite Voigt’s valiant charge in lap 2.

Ross Watson & Cooper Winter dominated the Open Sidecar Class in Round 4, securing the win with a commanding 66-second lead after lap 1, which they extended to an impressive 111-second margin over second-place finishers Hector Evans & Shaun Buckley. The battle for third place was a nail-biter, with David Pratt & Adrian Rohrlach going head-to-head with Michael Kerin & Joshua Schutz. Although Kerin & Schutz held an 8-second lead after lap 1, Pratt & Rohrlach fought back on lap 2, ultimately clinching the third spot, finishing just 30 seconds behind the open sidecar runners-up.

The provisional results for the Open Solo and Sidecar classes are listed below. For a complete breakdown across all classes, visit the SART website. These results will remain provisional until midnight on Friday, August 16th, with Championship standings to be updated thereafter.

As we gear up for the second-to-last round of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2024 SA Reliability Trial Championship, anticipation is mounting for the River Murray Trial in the Mannum district on August 31st. Presented by SAPMAC MCC, this round promises fierce competition as established rivalries clash with the Championship title at stake. With entries filling up fast, make sure you don’t miss out—register by Friday, August 23rd, to secure your spot!

Cover photo: dynamic duo, Ross Watson & Cooper Winter on their way to the Open Sidecar Win – Image thanks to SandPlow Photography.

Gil Harris Trial, Round 4 – Provisional Outright:

Open Solo:

Pos	No	Name	Class	Lap 1	Lap 2	Stages	Total	Gap
1	72	Thomas Mosey	F	1388	1442	14	2830	+0
2	133	Samuel Nenasheff	A	1390	1459	14	2849	+19
3	67	Cody Schiller	F	1395	1470	14	2865	+35
4	132	Clinton Voigt	A	1404	1466	14	2870	+40
5	70	Ryan Waldhuter	F	1425	1451	14	2876	+46
6	103	Henry Blenkiron	G	1433	1475	14	2908	+78
7	99	Daniel Fraser	G	1417	1496	14	2913	+83
8	85	Jake Henderson	D	1411	1506	14	2917	+87
9	74	Kurtis Riebke	F	1423	1501	14	2924	+94
10	37	Shane Diener	V	1427	1503	14	2930	+100
11	107	Rhys Jenke	G	1445	1494	14	2939	+109
12	66	Matthew Aimann	F	1457	1486	14	2943	+113
13	69	Charley Kerin	F	1455	1495	14	2950	+120
14	92	Liam McConnell	D	1509	1465	14	2974	+144
15	78	Charlie Semmler	F	1480	1514	14	2994	+164
16	65	Dwayne Rumsey	F	1447	1552	14	2999	+169
17	71	Clayton Fechner	F	1457	1547	14	3004	+174
18	91	Jordan Ball	D	1472	1545	14	3017	+187
19	129	Nathan Noble	A	1456	1569	14	3025	+195
20	134	Nathan Newell	A	1462	1569	14	3031	+201
21	38	Shaun Harman	V	1468	1570	14	3038	+208
21	44	Andrew Dillon	V	1463	1575	14	3038	+208
23	75	Zane Gerlach	F	1480	1564	14	3044	+214
24	108	Tyson Clarke	G	1498	1567	14	3065	+235
25	90	Jack Wormald	D	1500	1573	14	3073	+243
25	98	Matthew Taylor	G	1507	1566	14	3073	+243
27	97	Liam Sander	G	1506	1571	14	3077	+247
28	49	Duane Woolford	M	1500	1586	14	3086	+256
29	87	Todd Knight	D	1527	1579	14	3106	+276
30	39	Paul Grosser	V	1518	1604	14	3122	+292
31	102	Nick Stevens	G	1541	1601	14	3142	+312
32	128	Brendon Noble	A	1512	1634	14	3146	+316
33	76	Nicholas Schulz	F	1509	1648	14	3157	+327
34	93	Cameron Caruso	G	1569	1610	14	3179	+349
34	95	Chris Thomas	G	1557	1622	14	3179	+349
36	81	Jake Humphrys	F	1487	1700	14	3187	+357
37	77	Saxon Kearns	F	1558	1634	14	3192	+362
38	86	Simon Haydon	D	1571	1667	14	3238	+408
39	115	Bailey Caire	G	1494	1777	14	3271	+441
40	110	Tom Couzner	G	1655	1622	14	3277	+447
41	88	Ryan Wood	D	1559	1720	14	3279	+449
42	113	Nathan Caple	G	1599	1687	14	3286	+456
43	64	Corey Redden	F	1548	1743	14	3291	+461
44	112	Josh Moyle	G	1604	1714	14	3318	+488
45	40	Stephen Needham	V	1578	1749	14	3327	+497
46	51	Greg Slattery	M	1622	1728	14	3350	+520
47	84	Thomas McBain	F	1615	1739	14	3354	+524
48	100	Robert Poole	G	1604	1756	14	3360	+530
49	120	Thomas Friebel	G	1551	1813	14	3364	+534
50	45	Shayne Bain	V	1619	1747	14	3366	+536
51	55	Jeffrey Sparks	M	1633	1764	14	3397	+567
52	111	Thomas Hodges	G	1711	1699	14	3410	+580
53	54	Brett Hall	M	1661	1765	14	3426	+596
54	106	Alex Bawden	G	1584	1862	14	3446	+616
55	79	Keegan May	F	1652	1795	14	3447	+617
56	42	Brian Gallasch	V	1658	1816	14	3474	+644
57	43	Stuart Mackenzie	V	1689	1793	14	3482	+652
58	41	Brett Farr	V	1687	1850	14	3537	+707
59	104	Dylan Stacey	G	1713	1872	14	3585	+755
60	62	Paul Collins	P1	1701	1891	14	3592	+762
61	116	Chey Dahlitz	G	1772	1864	14	3636	+806
62	94	Jaimee Heidenreich	F	1800	1857	14	3657	+827
63	63	Adam Toolan	P1	1778	1897	14	3675	+845
64	131	Charlie Milton	A	2296	1401	14	3697	+867
65	101	Mackenzie Camp	G	2176	1526	14	3702	+872
66	89	Mikel Nies	D	1821	1899	14	3720	+890
67	58	Chloe Barton	L1	1803	1921	14	3724	+894
68	46	Stephen Tomlinson	M	1775	1958	14	3733	+903
69	119	Dion McPherson	G	1713	2023	14	3736	+906
70	80	Matt Harkness	F	2134	1609	14	3743	+913
71	50	David DeLaine	M	1769	2070	14	3839	+1009
72	123	Josh Tommney	G	1890	1980	14	3870	+1040
73	53	Lawrence Robertson	M	1870	2020	14	3890	+1060
74	109	Thomas Nelson	G	2033	1871	14	3904	+1074
75	118	Mitch Scott	G	1859	2048	14	3907	+1077
76	57	Mike Wormald	M	1860	2102	14	3962	+1132
77	122	Jack Back	G	1955	2047	14	4002	+1172
78	56	Mark Taylor	M	1891	2113	14	4004	+1174
79	68	Mark Rosewall	F	1720	2364	14	4084	+1254
80	73	Christopher Causer	F	2001	2222	14	4223	+1393
81	48	Paul Rumsey	M	2057	2273	14	4330	+1500
82	59	Jasmine McPherson	L1	2082	2375	14	4457	+1627
83	60	Naomi Findlay	L1	2082	2431	14	4513	+1683
84	52	Colin Jenke	M	2175	2539	14	4714	+1884
85	82	Simon Mattiske	F	2650	2108	14	4758	+1928
86	117	Jonathon Carmody	G	2522	3545	14	6067	+3237
EXC	114	Caleb Hastwell	G	1809	1762	13	3571
DNF	61	Kevin Steinert	P1	1886	0	7	1886
DNF	83	Noah Riebke	F	206	0	1	206
DNS	47	Dominic Burman	M	0	0	0	0
DNS	96	Todd Haydon	G	0	0	0	0
DNS	105	Tyson Schumacher	G	0	0	0	0
DNS	121	Steve Rosewall	G	0	0	0	0
DNS	130	Toby Lewis	A	0	0	0	0

Open Sidecar:

Pos	No	Name	Class	Lap 1	Lap 2	Stages	Total	Gap
1	29	Ross Watson / Cooper Winter	C	1534	1592	14	3126	+0
2	30	Hector Evans / Shaun Buckley	C	1600	1637	14	3237	+111
3	11	David Pratt / Adrian Rohrlach	J	1644	1623	14	3267	+141
4	1	Michael Kerin / Joshua Schutz	K	1636	1654	14	3290	+164
5	2	Russell Bailey / Marc Oxley	K	1652	1644	14	3296	+170
6	10	Scott Richardson / Matthew Lee	J	1654	1684	14	3338	+212
7	6	James Waldhuter / Brett Schiller	K	1668	1709	14	3377	+251
8	31	Darren Winter / Lachlan Greenhalgh	C	1652	1733	14	3385	+259
9	4	Jayden Coleby / samuel coleby	K	1683	1704	14	3387	+261
10	3	Kristy Schultz / Mert Saegenschnitter	K	1744	1705	14	3449	+323
11	9	Alex Turner / Melissa Paunola	K	1698	1766	14	3464	+338
12	20	Elouise Dohse / Tianna Dohse	L2	1763	1812	14	3575	+449
13	13	Barry Buckley / Todd Blackwell	J	1767	1834	14	3601	+475
14	15	Michael Fechner / Stuart Gerhardy	J	1808	1832	14	3640	+514
15	5	Harley Nicholls / Blake Tucker	K	1834	1844	14	3678	+552
16	12	John Davies / Kym Menadue	J	1816	1873	14	3689	+563
17	8	Adam Buckley / Luke Perdon	K	1887	1920	14	3807	+681
18	21	Sofie Kraft / Bradley Hunter	L2	1888	1975	14	3863	+737
19	14	Shane Rudloff / Damian Egan	J	1888	2057	14	3945	+819
20	16	Antony Shanks / Duncan Greenhalgh	J	2030	2033	14	4063	+937
21	18	Jason Whitfield / Jamie O’Brian	P2	2062	2071	14	4133	+1007
22	19	Caroline Wilksch / Natasha Sky	L2	1913	2369	14	4282	+1156
23	17	Glen Wundenberg / Erin Pratt	J	2192	2334	14	4526	+1400
DNF	27	Daniel Plowman / Bradley Brook	C	1541	377	9	1918
DNF	28	Shaun Blenkiron / Aiden Wilksch	C	3855	0	7	3855
DNF	7	Samuel Wegener / Henry Graetz	K	1215	0	5	1215

Rockhopping SA – GASGAS 2024 SA Trial Championship: The Ultimate Showdown at Mt Pleasant!