McCoy powers to upset win in Wollongong
Sunday 30 October: Round two of Monster Energy Super X was held last night at WIN Stadium, returning to Wollongong for the first time since 2008.
Unfortunately, 15 minutes before the finals in all classes a huge
thunderstorm hit Wollongong, causing a 45 minute delay in
proceedings.
As a result of the storm, the Under 19’s and
Michelin Junior Development Series’ finals were cancelled, and the
formats for the opens and lites final was changed to one times 15 lap
final in each class. It proved a masterstroke with two classic
finals.
Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki’s Daniel McCoy prevailed in
the treacherous conditions, also taking the Championship lead in the
process. Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Billy MacKenzie took the holeshot and
led for the first half dozen laps before going down in the slippery
conditions. Once McCoy passed MacKenzie he was never headed, although he
was pushed right to the end by JDR Motorex KTM’s Dan Reardon, who
finished with an impressive 2nd place. Hometown hero CDR
Rockstar Yamaha’s Jay Marmont worked his way back through the pack after
a disappointing start to finish in 3rd.
JDR Motorex KTM’s
Matt Moss took the holeshot in the lites and led from start to finish to
make it two from two wins and take a commanding lead in the lites
championship. Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki’s Steven Clarke improved on his
6th placing in round 1 to finish 2nd and Moss’ teammate Brendan Harrison
rounded out the top three.
Unfortunately two title contenders
failed to poll any points with Moss’ teammate, Josh Cachia crashing out
in the heats and Monster Energy’s Kawasaki’s Dean Ferris going down on
lap one of the final and heading straight back to the pits. No
points will be awarded for this round in both the U16’s and
U19’s.
Round three of the Australasian Supercross Championship
will take place at Campbelltown Stadium in next Saturday November
5.
Dan McCoy: "To be honest I have never really enjoyed the
mud. With such a short series you need to be near or on the podium every
week."
Dan Reardon: "I don’t consider myself a mud rider.
Ill definitely take these points’."
Jay Marmont: "I could
hear the crowd screaming for me. I didn’t even know I finished third
until I crossed the line. Please no rain next week!!"
Race
Director/General Manager Kevin Williams: "The crowd showed they wanted
to see some racing, so we had to give it to them, and considering the
conditions, they weren’t disappointed with two great
finals.
Matt Moss: "The track felt pretty grippy, so I
decided to just pin it and win it’.
OPEN top ten results –
Round 2.
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Dan MCCOY – Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki: 25.
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Daniel REARDON – JDR Motorex KTM: 22.
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Jay MARMONT – CDR Rockstar Yamaha: 20.
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Lawson BOPPING – Raceline Pirelli Suzuki: 18.Todd WATERS – Carlton Dry Thor Honda Racing: 16.
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Tye SIMMONDS - JDR Motorex KTM: 15.
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Michael PHILLIPS - Carlton Dry Thor Honda Racing: 14.
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Craig ANDERSON – Berry Sweet Lucas Oil Honda Racing 13.
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Billy MACKENZIE – Monster Energy Kawasaki: 12.
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Jake MOSS – CDR Rockstar Yamaha: 11
OPEN Championship standings.
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Dan MCCOY – Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki: 41
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Tye SIMMONDS - JDR Motorex KTM: 40
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Daniel REARDON – JDR Motorex KTM: 34
- Billy MACKENZIE – Monster Energy Kawasaki: 34
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Jay MARMONT – CDR Rockstar Yamaha: 33
- Ryan MARMONT – JDR Motorex KTM: 30
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Todd WATERS – Carlton Dry Thor Honda Racing: 30
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Michael PHILLIPS - Carlton Dry Thor Honda Racing: 29
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Cheyne BOYD - Carlton Dry Thor Honda Racing: 27
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Jake MOSS – CDR Rockstar Yamaha: 22
LITES top 10 results – Round 2.
- Matt MOSS – JDR Motorex KTM: 25$0$02.
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Steven CLARKE – Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki 22$0$03.
- Brendan HARRISON – JDR Motorex KTM: 20$0$04.
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Gavin FAITH – Carlton Dry THOR Honda 18$0$05.
- Luke STYKE – Serco Yamaha: 16 $0$06.
- Luke ARBON – GYTR Rockstar Yamaha - 15$0$07.
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Adam MONEA – Team 07 Axis Motorsport: 14$0$08.
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Casey TURNER – Mega Motorcycles - 13$0$09.
- Matt RYAN – Scrivens Racing: 12$0$010.
- Keiron HALL – Axis 07 Motorsports: 11 $0$0$0$0$0
LITES – Top 10 Championship standings.
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Matt MOSS – JDR Motorex KTM: 50$0$02.
- Brendan HARRISON – JDR Motorex KTM: 40$0$03.
- Luke STYKE – Serco Yamaha: 38$0$04.
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Steven CLARKE – Team Motul Pirelli Suzuki: 37$0$05.
- Adam MONEA – Team 07 Axis Motorsport: 28$0$06.
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Gavin FAITH – Carlton Dry THOR Honda: 27$0$07.
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Casey TURNER - Suzuki: 25$0$08.
- Kirk GIBBS – Serco Yamaha: 22$0$09.
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Matt RYAN – Scrivens Racing: 20$0$010.
- Luke ARBON – GYTR Rockstar Yamaha: 20
UNDER 19stop ten results – Round 1 / Championship standings.
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Errol WILLIS - Raceline Pirelli Suzuki: 25$0$02.
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Joey SAVAGTY – Raceline Pirelli Suzuki: 22$0$03.
- Matthew PHILLIPS – Ballards Offroad Yamaha: 20$0$04.
- Corey LUCAS - Hart & Huntington, ONE Industries, Ringmaster, Novik, Torc 1: 18$0$05.
- Geran STAPLETON - Thor Honda Smart, Breese High Performance, Dragon, 2112, BLS: 16$0$06.
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Jake WILLIAMS - WPS, ECM,J-Design, Hart & Huntington:15$0$07.
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Jay WILSON – Coastal KTM, Avanti, Motorex: 14$0$08.
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Tristen CACHIA - Coastal KTM, Advanti Motorex KTM, Hart & Huntington:13$0$09.
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Jarrad DAVIS - Fox, Dunlop, Motul, Davis Bikeworx, Alpinestar: 12$0$010.
- Kale
MAKEHAM - The Collective, JDR Moss Institute Suzuki, EBT, Thor, One
World: 11$0$0$0$0$0
Michelin Development Series top ten results – Round 1
/ Championship standings.
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Blake BLACKWELL – Blackwell Bros Excavation,City Coast MC: 25$0$02.
- Billy JACKSON – Yamaha Junior Racing:22 $0$03.
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Joel WIGHTMAN – Pro-Moto Suspension, Mudgee Honda Centre:20$0$04.
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Timothy O’BRIEN - Graham Rye Kawasaki: 18$0$05.
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Jordan NOLES – Honda: 16$0$06.
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Joel DINSDALE - Yamaha Junior Racing: 15$0$07.
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Lenny MAGYAR: 14$0$08.
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Damon HILL - Yamaha Junior Racing: 13$0$09.
- Scott MANN - GMR Motorex KTM: 12$0$010.
- Nathan DENNY - Wodonga KTM: 11$0$0$0$0