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Classic Motocross

Australian Classic Motocross Championships takes over Ararat!

October 1, 2018 Filed Under: Classic Motocross, Motocross, News

Ararat, Victoria was the location for the 2018 Australian Classic Motocross Championship on September 21-23. The field had over 100 riders riding 300 classic machines at the prestigious event held in Ararat for the first time.

The weather was perfect for the weekends racing and the Scrambling Victoria Inc and Ararat Motorcycle Club had put together a great track, that put the classic bikes to the test. The facilities also at the track were sensational and helped make the weekend a breeze for all spectators and participants.

It was great to see the local community out and about in full force at the track as the crowds packed in on both Saturday and Sunday.

A big shout out has to go to local legend Phil Scott, he was one of the main reasons the Australian Classic Motocross Championship came out to the Ararat region. It was a quest that started back in late 2016 and with the help of a small enthusiastic group, it happened, and it was a great success.

2018 Australian Classic Motocross Championship Results:

Pre-60 solo all power

1 – Michael Lawrie – WA

2 – Noel Lewis – NSW

3 – Des Heaney – Vic

 

Pre-65 solo – 250 cc

1 – John Kemp – Qld

2 – Mark Birkett – NSW

3 – Robin Hall – Vic

 

Pre-65 solo 263 cc & over

1 – Luke Rhodes – Vic

2 – Tony Clarke – Qld

3 – Garry Singleton – Vic

 

Pre-70 solo – 250 cc

1 – Kristofer Lindgren – WA

2 – Robin Hall – Vic

3 – Michael Lawrie – WA

 

Pre-70 solo – 263 cc & over

1 – John Kemp – Qld

2 – Luke Rhodes – Vic

3 – John Boag – Vic

 

Pre-75 solo – up to 125 cc

1 – Sam Noonan – NSW

2 – Andrew Green – NSW

3 – Doug Hayden – SA

 

Pre-75 solo – 250 cc

1 – Andrew Green – NSW

2 – Robin Groom – SA

3 – Stephen Russack – SA

 

Pre-75 solo – 263 cc & over

1 – Danny Bray – Vic

2 – Luke Corbett – Vic

3 – Andrew Green – NSW

 

Pre-75 solo – 4 stroke all powers

1 – Andrew Green – NSW

2 – Nick Maxfield – WA

3 – Frank Napoli – Vic

 

Pre-78 solo – up to 125 cc

1 – Sam Noonan – NSW

2 – Ashley Woolford – Qld

3 – Adam Cox – Vic

 

Pre-78 solo – 250 cc

1 – Ashley Woolford – Qld

2 – Garry Singleton – Vic

3– Robert Tumes – NSW

 

Pre-78 solo – 263 cc & over

1 – Jake Noble – SA

2 – Luke Rhodes – Vic

3 – Robin Groom – Vic

 

Pre-78 super seniors – all powers

1 – Jens Olsen – NSW

2 – Colin Metcher – Qld

3 – Trevor Lobegeiger – WA

 

Pre-75 sidecar up to 1300 cc

1 – Robert Coates & Des Heaney – Vic

2 – Gary Hamilton & Tyler Hamilton – Vic

 

Evolution solo – up to 125 cc

1 – Rohan Edwards – Vic

2 – Ashley Woolford – Qld

3 – Jason Ladson – Vic

 

Evolution solo – 250 cc

1 – Fraser Norman – SA

2 – Doug Hayden – SA

3 – Stephen Young – Vic

 

Evolution solo – 263 cc & over

1 – Jack Paterson – NSW

2 – Aaron Stevens – Vic

3 – Jake Noble – SA

 

Pre-75 solo – Under 30 years all powers

1 – Andrew green – NSW

2 – Fraser Norman – SA

3 – Daniel Smith – Vic

 

Pre-75 solo – 30 – 39 years all powers

1 – Danny Bray – Vic

2 – Kristofer Lindgren – WA

 

Pre-75 solo – 40 – 49 years all powers

1 – Robin Groom – SA

2 – Stephen Russack – SA

3 – Garry Singleton – Vic

 

Pre-75 solo – 50 – 59 years all powers

1 – Ralph Miller – WA

2 – David Footner – SA

3 – Robert Tumes – NSW

 

Pre-75 solo – 60 plus years

1 – Robin Hall – Vic

2 – Robert Hayden – SA

3 – David Coates – Vic

 

Evolution solo – under 30 years all powers

1 – Aaron Stevens – Vic

2 – Jake Noble – SA

3 – Doug Hayden – SA

 

Evolution solo – 30 – 39 years all powers

1 – Kristofer Lindgren – WA

2 – Dean Charleson – Vic

3 – Luke Rhodes – Vic

 

Evolution solo – 40 – 49 years all powers

1 – Kent Worland – Vic

2 – Robin Groom – SA

3 – Ashley Woolford – Qld

 

Evolution solo – 50 – 59 years all powers

1 – David Footner – SA

2 – Alan Bressan – Qld

3 – Chris Speechly – Vic

 

Evolution solo – 60 plus years all powers

1 – Henry Leatham – Vic

2 – Robert Hayden – SA

3 – Wayne Skyring – Qld

 

Evolution solo – 70 plus years all powers

1 – Jens Olsen – NSW

2 – Colin Metcher – Qld

Image Credit of Foot in Bowl Photography

The MA Alliance Explained: Q&A Part 1 

September 7, 2018 Filed Under: ATV, Classic Motocross, Dirt Track, Enduro, Historic Road Racing, Important Announcements, Minikhana, Motocross, News, Officials, Road Race, Road Racing, Speedway, Supercross, Supermoto, Track, Trial, Veterans

What’s in it for me? No doubt the first question you asked when the Motorcycling Australia (MA) Alliance Agreement (AA) was announced.

You, as members of MA are at the heart of the agreement. We aim to provide an economic and safe environment for participants and volunteers from all the various disciplines, whether you are a racer, a social rider, or even just an interested observer.

There are a lot of challenges and opportunities facing motorcycling in Australia – rising costs, more stringent safety requirements (higher insurance premiums), the lure of other activities (decreasing member base) and changing requirements of our riders – more ride parks, adventure riding, dirt bike rallies, ride days etc. These are real issues facing the sport which need to be faced as a cohesive team.

For quite some time all of the State Controlling Boards (SCBs) have thought long and hard about the most effective and efficient way to address these challenges and opportunities.

To retain the SCB’s autonomy (direct accountability to their members and securing their assets) while gaining the benefits of acting nationally – reduced duplication, standardising process and products, providing a national voice in support of the sport we love, the SCB’s and MA have agreed to form an Alliance where each member has an equal voice and commits to work together to achieve what’s best for motorcycling.

At this point, Motorcycling Victoria have elected not to participate in this Alliance, however we remain hopeful that they will join in the future to ensure a truly single voice in order for motorcycling to prosper in Australia.”

To stay up to date with everything involved in the new MA Alliance, head to our website, Facebook and Instagram.

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