13 new Australian MX Champions
Tuesday 08 October: The only Kiwi podium was Wyatt Chase with a 3rd in the 12-U14 Years BW 85/150cc. Brother Cohen just missed the podium with a 4th and a 7th. Josiah Natzke also just missing the podium with two 4th places.
2013 KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship
Horsham, Victoria
15 Years 250cc results:
1. Wayde Carter 70
2. Nathan Crawford 64
3. Dylan Heaton 59
4. Cohen Chase 56
5. Brock Mcleary 47
6. Matthew Hopkins-Talty 45
7. Ty Pearce 42
8. Jonte Reynders 36
9. Zak Small 31
10. Andy Dinicol 30
15 Years 125cc results:
1. Dylan Heaton 117
2. Nathan Crawford 112
3. Wayde Carter 98
4. Ty Pearce 83
5. Brock Mcleary 81
6. Matthew Hopkins-Talty 77
7. Cohen Chase 72
8. Braden Collins 71
9. Jake Pruiti 54
10. Zak Small 45
13-U15 Years Junior Lites 128-150/250cc results:
1. Egan Mastin 75
2. Jed Beaton 66
3. Wilson Todd 56
4. Josiah Natzke 47
5. Ryan Eden 46
6. Connor Tierney 41
7. Jordan Hill 36
8. Joel Adamson 31
9. Liam Whisler 30
10. Lachlan Holroyd 29
13-U15 Years 125cc results:
1. Jed Beaton 72
2. Wilson Todd 69
3. Connor Tierney 53
4. Josiah Natzke 51
5. Callum Norton 41
6. Jordan Hill 35
7. Caleb Grothues 34
8. Ryan Eden 31
9. Kaleb Barham 31
10. Morgan Oloughlin 30
Motorex KTM junior team rider Wayde Carter enjoys the spoils from the KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championships.
Girls 13-U16 Years 128-150cc/250cc results:
1. Emma Milesevic 115
2. Ashleigh Mccormick 104
3. Amy Bartsch 103
4. Chelsea Carter 78
5. Alisha Barrett 75
6. Alysha Goullet 74
7. Cheyenne Taylor 69
8. Danielle Foot 68
9. Lily Kent 64
10. Ashlee Camilleri 55
14-U16 Years BW 85cc/150cc results:
1. Kaleb Barham 125
2. Tyler Mccoy 104
3. Travis Silk 95
4. Shane Mcdonald 81
5. Dylan Dukes 79
6. Brandon Batson 71
7. Cory Watts 64
8. Brendon Walther 60
9. Heaton Rejtano 59
10. Dillon Johnson 58
Girls 12-U16 Years BW 85/150cc results:
1. Chelsea Carter 125
2. Ashleigh Mccormick 102
3. Amy Bartsch 92
4. Danielle Foot 92
5. Alisha Barrett 87
6. Kara Cats 78
7. Tanah Airey 64
8. Lana Woodhead 61
9. Ebony Harris 60
10. Shanara Salafia 56
12-U14 Years BW 85/150cc results:
1. Wade Kirkland 68
2. Cody Dyce 54
3. Wyatt Chase 52
4. Riley Dukes 49
5. Caleb Grothues 47
6. Hugh Mckay 43
7. Cooper Pozniak 41
8. Brodie Ellis 38
9. Justin Hart 38
10. Jake Mcglashan 37
9-U12 Years SW 85cc results:
1. Mason Rowe 75
2. Rhys Budd 59
3. Mason Semmens 57
4. Caleb Clifton 50
5. Bailey Malkiewicz 50
6. Tyler Darby 44
7. John Bova 40
8. Callum Mcglade 36
9. Jett Lawrence 27
10. Davin Bartlett 24
Dylan Heaton took out the 15 Years 125cc Australian MX Championship. Image: Shane Booth.
11-U13 Years 65cc results:
1. Rhys Budd 122
2. Brodie Ellis 109
3. Mason Rowe 82
4. John Bova 77
5. Bailey Malkiewicz 73
6. Tyler Darby 65
7. Mitchell Outram 65
8. Jake Williams 61
9. Patrick Ceh 60
10. Kurt Oinn 48
9-U11 Years 65cc results:
1. Jett Lawrence 75
2. Liam Andrews 60
3. Tye Jones 55
4. Jesse Pearce-Smith 50
5. Simon Harris 50
6. Alex Larwood 41
7. Tyran Rees 38
8. Billy Payne 38
9. Kipp Adams 34
10. Caleb Clifton 31
7-U9 Years 65cc results:
1. Brad West 125
2. Senna Agius 100
3. Jack Kitchen 92
4. Angus Riordan 73
5. Ryder Kingsford 68
6. Cooper Holroyd 67
7. Luke Jhonston 66
8. Jack Graham 63
9. Lewis Callow 57
10. Noah Smerdon 51
7-U9 Years 50cc Division 2 results:
1. Deegan Mancinelli 125
2. Zachary Watson 93
3. Jackson Camilleri 86
4. Ty Kean 82
5. Liam Atkinson 81
6. Taj Gow-Smith 75
7. Connor Towill 65
8. Jett Burgess-Stevens 58
9. Jak Mohr 47
10. Landen Panozzo 45
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This
year saw almost 350 riders line up to do battle at the Horsham
Motocross Arena and only 13 go home with a coveted national Australian
motocross title.
Minister for
Sport and Recreation, Hugh Delahunty was at the track during the event
and said it was great to see a national championship of this calibre in
his local electorate.
"This is
where it starts, junior athletes coming together to compete at a
national level and prepare themselves to become champions – right here
at the Dooen racetrack in Horsham.” Delahunty said.
In a week of
intense racing, spare a thought for the race officials 
who dropped the
start gates and waved the chequered flag 106 times during the six days
of motocross racing.
The
championships are one of the biggest events on Motorcycling Australia’s
national calendar, taking place in a different state each year. Horsham
was chosen to follow up Coolum, Queensland’s success last year and have
set a new benchmark in the event’s success.
Motorcycling
Australia CEO, David White said junior motocross continues to go from
strength to strength in Australia and the junior nationals would
continue to provide an annual showcase of Australia’s talent in the
motocross discipline.
As the dust
settled over the Horsham Motocross arena on Friday afternoon, parent’s
loaded their kid’s bikes onto trailers, bound for home, some as far away
as Western Australia. Race officials finalised the overall results,
club volunteers began taking down signage that prominently announced KTM
as the new sponsors and the kids, went back to being kids and played
while the sun still shone on an amazing spring day.
Race wrap courtesy of Melanie Cahani from Motorcycling Australia
7‐9 years 50cc: In the littlies, it was a Queensland whitewash with Deegan Mancinelli dominating the week winning
all five rounds and taking his maiden AJMX title with a perfect point score of 125. Mancinelli was
joined on the podium by Zachary Watson and Jackson Camilleri.
7‐9years 65cc: A perfect week for Queenslander Brad West who won five out of five races to bring home his AJMX
crown with 125 points. After a tough fight, it was Senna Agius who took the second step on the
podium and Jack Kitchen who took third in the class.
9‐11 years 65cc: Young gun Jett Lawrence proved a step up in age class made no difference as he brought home the 9
to 11 year crown this year to sit next to his 2012 crown. Thundering home in second place was
Victorian, Liam Andrews with Tye Jones from Queensland rounding out the podium.
9‐12 years 85cc/150cc: Queenslander Mason Rowe proved he was the one to beat winning all three rounds and taking out
the championship 16 points clear of second place winner, Rhys Budd. Mason Semmens finished third,
a mere two points behind Budd.
11 – 13years 65cc: Oakdale junior, Rhys Budd added to his collection of Australian Championship crowns finishing a near
perfect week of racing winning four out of five rounds. Tasmanian, Brodie Ellis came home 13 points
behind the champion and Mason Rowe finishing in third.
12‐14years 85cc/150cc: In one of most hotly contested races of the championship with the most amount of entrants but it
was Tasmanian rocket Wade Kirkland who took championship glory in the end. With only a few points between the top five riders, Cody Dyce finished two points ahead of New Zealander Wyatt Chase who put in a solid effort for the final step on the podium.
12 – 16 years 85cc/150cc Girls: It was Queensland dynamo Chelsea Carter who took charge of the girls and proved she will be one to watch in 2014. Ashleigh McCormick finished in second with 102 points and Amy Bartsch pipped Danielle Foot to the finish line and took home the bronze.
13 – 15 years 125cc: In one of the most exciting races of the championship, Victorian hero, Jed Beaton etched his name in
the record books, beating 2012 champion Wilson Todd by a mere three points. Western Australian, Conner Tierney raced home and narrowly beat New Zealander Josiah Natzke by two points.
13‐15 years 150cc: Honda rider, Egan Mastin was on fire in the 125’s collecting the title with a haul of 75 points. Jed Beaton came home strong but only managed to secure the silver and Wilson Todd swept up the bronze.
15 years 125cc: After a week of intense motocross action, it was Dylan Heaton who asserted his authority in the end, wrapping up a Junior Australian title with 117 points out of a possible 125. Queenslander, Nathan Crawford finished five points behind on 112 and Wayde Carter coming home third.
15 years 150/250cc: It was the race everyone wanted to win but in the end it was KTM protégé Wayde Carter who blazed
into the winners books winning two out of three rounds – securing his crown. Nathan Crawford finished in second place only six points behind and 125cc title holder, Dylan Heaton rounding out the podium.
13‐16 years Girls: After a shaky start to the week, title defender and current Victorian junior female MX Champion,
Emma Milesevic came home strong winning the final three races and reclaiming her crown as Australia’s top junior female rider. Ashleigh McCormick impressed again and took home her second silver of the championship with South Australian, Amy Bartsch hot on her heels and finishing one point behind on 103.
14 – 16 years 85cc/150cc: It was Queenslander and 2012 AJMX champion, Kaleb Barham who dominated the 14‐16 year class coming home first in five out of five rounds and securing another Australian championship title. Tyler McCoy from the Northern Territory came home second after a week of consistent racing results and Travis Silk from New South Wales who took home the bronze.
MyLaps results are a bit of a mess so 'borrowed' these are from MotoOnline.co.au
2013 KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship at Horsham, Victoria.
15 Years 250cc results:
1. Wayde Carter 70
2. Nathan Crawford 64
3. Dylan Heaton 59
4. Cohen Chase 56
5. Brock Mcleary 47
6. Matthew Hopkins-Talty 45
7. Ty Pearce 42
8. Jonte Reynders 36
9. Zak Small 31
10. Andy Dinicol 30
15 Years 125cc results:
1. Dylan Heaton 117
2. Nathan Crawford 112
3. Wayde Carter 98
4. Ty Pearce 83
5. Brock Mcleary 81
6. Matthew Hopkins-Talty 77
7. Cohen Chase 72
8. Braden Collins 71
9. Jake Pruiti 54
10. Zak Small 45
13-U15 Years Junior Lites 128-150/250cc results:
1. Egan Mastin 75
2. Jed Beaton 66
3. Wilson Todd 56
4. Josiah Natzke 47
5. Ryan Eden 46
6. Connor Tierney 41
7. Jordan Hill 36
8. Joel Adamson 31
9. Liam Whisler 30
10. Lachlan Holroyd 29
13-U15 Years 125cc results:
1. Jed Beaton 72
2. Wilson Todd 69
3. Connor Tierney 53
4. Josiah Natzke 51
5. Callum Norton 41
6. Jordan Hill 35
7. Caleb Grothues 34
8. Ryan Eden 31
9. Kaleb Barham 31
10. Morgan Oloughlin 30
Girls 13-U16 Years 128-150cc/250cc results:
1. Emma Milesevic 115
2. Ashleigh Mccormick 104
3. Amy Bartsch 103
4. Chelsea Carter 78
5. Alisha Barrett 75
6. Alysha Goullet 74
7. Cheyenne Taylor 69
8. Danielle Foot 68
9. Lily Kent 64
10. Ashlee Camilleri 55
14-U16 Years BW 85cc/150cc results:
1. Kaleb Barham 125
2. Tyler Mccoy 104
3. Travis Silk 95
4. Shane Mcdonald 81
5. Dylan Dukes 79
6. Brandon Batson 71
7. Cory Watts 64
8. Brendon Walther 60
9. Heaton Rejtano 59
10. Dillon Johnson 58
Girls 12-U16 Years BW 85/150cc results:
1. Chelsea Carter 125
2. Ashleigh Mccormick 102
3. Amy Bartsch 92
4. Danielle Foot 92
5. Alisha Barrett 87
6. Kara Cats 78
7. Tanah Airey 64
8. Lana Woodhead 61
9. Ebony Harris 60
10. Shanara Salafia 56
12-U14 Years BW 85/150cc results:
1. Wade Kirkland 68
2. Cody Dyce 54
3. Wyatt Chase 52
4. Riley Dukes 49
5. Caleb Grothues 47
6. Hugh Mckay 43
7. Cooper Pozniak 41
8. Brodie Ellis 38
9. Justin Hart 38
10. Jake Mcglashan 37
9-U12 Years SW 85cc results:
1. Mason Rowe 75
2. Rhys Budd 59
3. Mason Semmens 57
4. Caleb Clifton 50
5. Bailey Malkiewicz 50
6. Tyler Darby 44
7. John Bova 40
8. Callum Mcglade 36
9. Jett Lawrence 27
10. Davin Bartlett 24
11-U13 Years 65cc results:
1. Rhys Budd 122
2. Brodie Ellis 109
3. Mason Rowe 82
4. John Bova 77
5. Bailey Malkiewicz 73
6. Tyler Darby 65
7. Mitchell Outram 65
8. Jake Williams 61
9. Patrick Ceh 60
10. Kurt Oinn 48
9-U11 Years 65cc results:
1. Jett Lawrence 75
2. Liam Andrews 60
3. Tye Jones 55
4. Jesse Pearce-Smith 50
5. Simon Harris 50
6. Alex Larwood 41
7. Tyran Rees 38
8. Billy Payne 38
9. Kipp Adams 34
10. Caleb Clifton 31
7-U9 Years 65cc results:
1. Brad West 125
2. Senna Agius 100
3. Jack Kitchen 92
4. Angus Riordan 73
5. Ryder Kingsford 68
6. Cooper Holroyd 67
7. Luke Jhonston 66
8. Jack Graham 63
9. Lewis Callow 57
10. Noah Smerdon 51
7-U9 Years 50cc Division 2 results:
1. Deegan Mancinelli 125
2. Zachary Watson 93
3. Jackson Camilleri 86
4. Ty Kean 82
5. Liam Atkinson 81
6. Taj Gow-Smith 75
7. Connor Towill 65
8. Jett Burgess-Stevens 58
9. Jak Mohr 47
10. Landen Panozzo 45
8 Titles cap a spectacular KTM Junior Nationals
KTM
Australia’s passion for competition and the advancement of Australian
motorcycle sport has ensured a memorable first effort as naming rights
sponsor of the KTM Australian Junior Motocross Titles. The week-long event, which concluded on Saturday at Horsham in Victoria, saw almost 350 competitors take part to crown 13 Australian Champions.
Eight of those champions were KTM racers:
- Wayde Carter (15yrs 250cc),
- Kaleb Barham (14-U16 BW 85cc/150cc),
- Chelsea Carter 12-16 BW 85/150cc,
- Wade Kirkland 12-U14 BW 85/150cc,
- Mason Rowe 9-U12 SW 85cc,
- Rhys Budd 11-U13 65cc,
- Jett Lawrence 9-U11 65cc,
- Deegan Mancinelli 7-U9 50c Div 2.
KTM Australia has a long history grooming talented youngsters to become stars of tomorrow, as evidenced by the recent Aussie MXoN team, in which both Brett Metcalfe and Todd Waters were former KTM Juniors. Off
the track, KTM threw its weight behind several key features which added
value for not only competitors, but also supporters, friends and family
at home …wherever home may have been.
KTM partnered with My Sport Live to produce KTM TV, a one-hour ‘panel’ show on Thursday,
featuring some of KTM’s most notable faces, followed by a live
commentary across the entire final day of competition as the new raft of
Aussie junior champions was crowned. If you missed either, they can be viewed www.facebook.com/KTMaustralia
A
competitor-support presence at the event included the KTM Technical
Service truck for setup advice and support as well as the KTM Spare
Parts Service (in conjunction with Geelong’s Moto Tech KTM). Motorex
KTM race team physiologist Tim Cole and Motorex KTM Team Manager and KTM
Technical Services Manager for Australia and New Zealand Rob Twyerould
were also there offering advice to competitors.
Kenny Watts - Horsham MCC President: "Everyone’s
been saying to me that this has been the best Aussie titles ever. I
pushed for KTM to be the sponsor because as a major player in junior
racing I knew they wouldn’t be happy to just put their name on it.
The
tech services truck helped keep a lot of riders in the race when they
ran into trouble, and the podcasting and live streaming impressed a lot
of people, and gave opportunities for the riders’ friends and families
who couldn’t come to the event to follow their progress in the finals. It was where we hoped to take the event and it was all positive stuff.”
Greg Chambers - KTM’s Marketing Manager: "The
track and facilities that the club turned out were really something to
be proud of and the track held up really well. It’s clear that the
Horsham Club has done a huge job - the pit areas and club rooms were
just sensational too. Our KTM TV finals day telecast drew 6000 views
and the panel show another 1000 so thank you to Andrew Weiss from
Mysport live and Kevin Williams from WEM and the MX Nats. Thanks
also to Kevin Doyle and Mick Carusi from the KTM Tech Service who helped
hundreds of kids with big and small issues working 12- to 14-hour days,
also to KTM Race Tech and Roland Ward from KTM spare parts service who
helped a few people out of a few pickles. Thank you and
congratulations to all the KTM champions, you all presented
fantastically and to Glenn Macdonald who was having his last Junior Nats
as Motorex KTM Junior Team Manager - thanks for all your effort and
support and congratulations on your 54th number one plate in the seven
years you’ve been with us. KTM Australia is the naming rights
sponsor for the next three years and we’re already looking forward to
next year’s event at Appin.”
KTM’s 2013 Junior National Champions:
Wayde Carter - 15 Years 250cc (pictured above)
Kaleb Barham - 14-U16 Years BW 85cc/150cc
Chelsea Carter - Girls 12-U16 Years BW 85/150cc
Wade Kirkland - 12-U14 Years BW 85/150cc
Mason Rowe - 9-U12 Years SW 85cc
Rhys Budd - 11-U13 Years 65cc
Jett Lawrence - 9-U11 Years 65cc
Deegan Mancinelli - 7-U9 Years 50cc Division 2
2013 KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship
Horsham, Victoria
15 Years 250cc results:
1. Wayde Carter 70
2. Nathan Crawford 64
3. Dylan Heaton 59
4. Cohen Chase 56
5. Brock Mcleary 47
6. Matthew Hopkins-Talty 45
7. Ty Pearce 42
8. Jonte Reynders 36
9. Zak Small 31
10. Andy Dinicol 30
15 Years 125cc results:
1. Dylan Heaton 117
2. Nathan Crawford 112
3. Wayde Carter 98
4. Ty Pearce 83
5. Brock Mcleary 81
6. Matthew Hopkins-Talty 77
7. Cohen Chase 72
8. Braden Collins 71
9. Jake Pruiti 54
10. Zak Small 45
13-U15 Years Junior Lites 128-150/250cc results:
1. Egan Mastin 75
2. Jed Beaton 66
3. Wilson Todd 56
4. Josiah Natzke 47
5. Ryan Eden 46
6. Connor Tierney 41
7. Jordan Hill 36
8. Joel Adamson 31
9. Liam Whisler 30
10. Lachlan Holroyd 29
13-U15 Years 125cc results:
1. Jed Beaton 72
2. Wilson Todd 69
3. Connor Tierney 53
4. Josiah Natzke 51
5. Callum Norton 41
6. Jordan Hill 35
7. Caleb Grothues 34
8. Ryan Eden 31
9. Kaleb Barham 31
10. Morgan Oloughlin 30
Motorex KTM junior team rider Wayde Carter enjoys the spoils from the KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championships.
Girls 13-U16 Years 128-150cc/250cc results:
1. Emma Milesevic 115
2. Ashleigh Mccormick 104
3. Amy Bartsch 103
4. Chelsea Carter 78
5. Alisha Barrett 75
6. Alysha Goullet 74
7. Cheyenne Taylor 69
8. Danielle Foot 68
9. Lily Kent 64
10. Ashlee Camilleri 55
14-U16 Years BW 85cc/150cc results:
1. Kaleb Barham 125
2. Tyler Mccoy 104
3. Travis Silk 95
4. Shane Mcdonald 81
5. Dylan Dukes 79
6. Brandon Batson 71
7. Cory Watts 64
8. Brendon Walther 60
9. Heaton Rejtano 59
10. Dillon Johnson 58
Girls 12-U16 Years BW 85/150cc results:
1. Chelsea Carter 125
2. Ashleigh Mccormick 102
3. Amy Bartsch 92
4. Danielle Foot 92
5. Alisha Barrett 87
6. Kara Cats 78
7. Tanah Airey 64
8. Lana Woodhead 61
9. Ebony Harris 60
10. Shanara Salafia 56
12-U14 Years BW 85/150cc results:
1. Wade Kirkland 68
2. Cody Dyce 54
3. Wyatt Chase 52
4. Riley Dukes 49
5. Caleb Grothues 47
6. Hugh Mckay 43
7. Cooper Pozniak 41
8. Brodie Ellis 38
9. Justin Hart 38
10. Jake Mcglashan 37
9-U12 Years SW 85cc results:
1. Mason Rowe 75
2. Rhys Budd 59
3. Mason Semmens 57
4. Caleb Clifton 50
5. Bailey Malkiewicz 50
6. Tyler Darby 44
7. John Bova 40
8. Callum Mcglade 36
9. Jett Lawrence 27
10. Davin Bartlett 24
Dylan Heaton took out the 15 Years 125cc Australian MX Championship. Image: Shane Booth.
11-U13 Years 65cc results:
1. Rhys Budd 122
2. Brodie Ellis 109
3. Mason Rowe 82
4. John Bova 77
5. Bailey Malkiewicz 73
6. Tyler Darby 65
7. Mitchell Outram 65
8. Jake Williams 61
9. Patrick Ceh 60
10. Kurt Oinn 48
9-U11 Years 65cc results:
1. Jett Lawrence 75
2. Liam Andrews 60
3. Tye Jones 55
4. Jesse Pearce-Smith 50
5. Simon Harris 50
6. Alex Larwood 41
7. Tyran Rees 38
8. Billy Payne 38
9. Kipp Adams 34
10. Caleb Clifton 31
7-U9 Years 65cc results:
1. Brad West 125
2. Senna Agius 100
3. Jack Kitchen 92
4. Angus Riordan 73
5. Ryder Kingsford 68
6. Cooper Holroyd 67
7. Luke Jhonston 66
8. Jack Graham 63
9. Lewis Callow 57
10. Noah Smerdon 51
7-U9 Years 50cc Division 2 results:
1. Deegan Mancinelli 125
2. Zachary Watson 93
3. Jackson Camilleri 86
4. Ty Kean 82
5. Liam Atkinson 81
6. Taj Gow-Smith 75
7. Connor Towill 65
8. Jett Burgess-Stevens 58
9. Jak Mohr 47
10. Landen Panozzo 45
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