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Entries Still Open for Round 3 of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2025 SA Reliability Trial Championship – The Lew Job 2-Day Trial!
Entries are open now for round 3 of the Gawler Motorcycle Centre 2025 SART Championship! Returning on June 7 & 8, the Robertstown Hotel Lew Job 2-Day Trial will be putting riders to the test with a mix of familiar challenges and fresh new sections.
Image by Mark Hepworth Photography.
ProSort joins as Naming Rights Sponsor for the 2025 South Australian Motocross Championship
Motorcycling South Australia would like to welcome ProSort as the naming rights sponsor for the 2025 South Australian Motocross Championship.
ProSort is a family-owned company located in Melrose Park with a range of products for use in can and bottle recycling depots. The company came about in 2006 with a simple but effective design for a bin lifting aid to assist workers to lift full wheelie bins at can and bottle recycling centres. They were designed to fit on existing benches, and, as can and bottle returns spread across Australia, a modular bench was designed that can be flat-packed and sent anywhere. The company continued to grow as demand increased.
ProSort believe in keeping things local with all products designed and manufactured here in Adelaide. They are affordable, robust and effective in speeding up the processing, sorting and counting of clients’ containers, especially when they present with wheelie bins. At the heart of the business is design and innovation. With new designs from ProSort’s parent company, Cornell Design, they now have products that make all sorts of recycling simpler and more efficient all over Australia, from local sports clubs to high-rise buildings in the heart of the major capital cities.
Matt Rossi, State Manager of MSA states “We are delighted to have ProSort on board. It’s always great to have local South Australian companies involved in our sport. They are a true family business with professionalism and expertise, evident from their innovative designs.”
Phil Cornell, Director of ProSort adds, “Our family has a passion for Motocross and it’s a great pleasure for us to sponsor this year’s SA Motocross Championship. Three generations of Cornell are currently actively riding and we love being part of the sport, and the people in it. It’s a great competition and we look forward to dishing out the awards at the end of year dinner. Good luck to everyone taking part, stay safe and have fun!”
To find out more about ProSort, head to www.prosort.com.au.
SA Road Race Championship R1: Who Will Set the Pace?
The 2025 SA Road Race Championship is set to hit top gear from February 28 to March 2 at Shell V-Power Motorsport Park. Presented by Phoenix MCC, SA’s fastest talents will set the pace for what’s dubbed to be an electrifying Championship Challenge.
With action across all three days and the added excitement of the SA Championship running alongside the Pirelli Motul Victorian Road Racing Championship and the Australian Road Racing Sidecar Championship, you won’t want to miss a second!
The supp regs with all event details are available on Ridernet and the MSA Supp Regs page. With free spectator entry, there’s no better time to get trackside and experience the thrill of road racing!
Accelerating Futures: 2025 SA Junior Cup Expressions of Interest Now Open
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.
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MSA’s LEVEL 1 COACHES COURSE UPDATE: DATE CHANGE FOR THE METRO COURSE IN NOVEMBER
Due to a major date clash, MSA would like to announce that the metropolitan Level 1 Coaches Course has now been moved back by 1 week, and will now take place on the weekend of November 23rd & 24th. With this slight date change, we hope that more potential coaches will now be able to take up this opportunity to become a coach and play a part in developing tomorrow’s champions!
Registrations for all three (3) Level 1 Coaches Courses to be held, are still open, with Keith in the southeast and Port Lincoln on the west coast, both looking forward to hosting these courses in October and November.
Motorcycling SA would like to thank all three clubs for making their venues available for the course, and even though they are being held at motocross/speedway tracks, the Level 1 Course covers ALL disciplines of the sport, ATV (Quads), Dirt Track, Enduro, Motocross, Reliability Trial, Road Race, Speedway and Trial!
The Course components comprise of 2 full days – day 1 for the theory components, and day 2 for the practical side of the course. This course is fully supported and recognised by:
- Motorcycling Australia,
- Australian Sports Commission (SportAus), and
- Australian Institute of Sport.
Attendance at each course will be limited to a maximum of 21 participants. Get your name in if you aspire to contribute to the sport, share your skills, and foster the development of the next generation of motorcycle stars.
Regional club members from the West – Kimba, Port Augusta, Port Lincoln, West Coast and Whyalla – will have preference at the West course, while members of the Keith, Lameroo, Mount Gambier, Mount Gambier Junior, Pinnaroo, Riverland Junior, Riverland Speedway and Robe clubs will have preference at the South course.
The link to register is Here:
A mandatory requirement to become a coach is to have a current Working With Children Check (WWCC) through the South Australian Department of Human Services (DHS) Screening Unit – if you don’t have one, let the MSA Office know and they can initiate it on your behalf, at no cost to you, as you are considered to be a volunteer for the sport.
EXTRA DETAILS:
COST:
$50.00 per person
This covers lunch on both days, as well as all course paperwork – and is to be paid on the Saturday morning of the event.
ALL ENQUIRIES:
08 8332 9000, events@motorcyclingsa.org.au
THE REQUIREMENTS NEEDED TO GET YOUR LEVEL 1:
- Be a minimum of 16 years of age. (Can be 15yo at time of course, but won’t be accredited until turning 16)
- Have at least 2 years practical experience in motorcycle competition as a competitor or official and have sound knowledge of motorcycling riding skills.
- A Working with Children Screening is required and can be initiated by MSA (at no cost to you)
- Hold a current “Provide First Aid” qualification.
- Complete the online Australian Sports Commission ‘Community Coaching – Essential Skills’ Course Click here to access the course, or head to the coaching page on the MSA website. Please bring a copy of your certificate with you.
- Have completed at least 20 hours of ‘Sports Specific Tasks’, and have logged this with the MSA Office, or on your Ridernet profile. The following are suitable activities:
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- Present or lecture at future courses
- Attend Training Camps (this one qualifies)
- Conduct some practical club coaching alongside a current coach.
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LEVEL 1 COACHES CAN:
- Take out their own permits, run coaching days, conduct endorsement coaching and Kick Start Coaching.
- Coach a maximum of six people at a time, unless with a Level 2 coach who can then coach up to ten people at a time.
