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WA teenager dominates AusProMX season opener at Wonthaggi

Blow by blow race reports, results and points standings for MX1/MX2/MX3

Trev by Trev
April 11, 2021
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2021 Australian ProMX Round One Wonthaggi

Report by Trevor Hedge – Images RbMotoLens

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MX1

Western Australians are not called ‘sandgropers’ for nothing and Perth teenager Regan Duffy underlined that reputation by topping the opening MX1 Qualifying session this morning after heavy overnight rain had soaked what had been a well prepared Wonthaggi Motocross Track. 

Kirk Gibbs was second quickest ahead of Luke Clout and Todd Waters. Veteran Brett Metcalfe was fifth ahead of Hayden Mellross, Max Purvis and the prodigal son of Australian Motocross, Matt Moss was eighth on the time-sheets. 

Without seeking any of the spotlight or self-promotion, Matt Moss had been the subject of most headlines into the lead up to season 2021.  Matt, together with brother Jake, both returning to competition after a four-year doping ban.  The twins have been mainstays of the Australian Motocross scene for over two decades, winning numerous junior championships before turning senior and then racking up more than a few Motocross and Supercross Championships between them. 

The top ten from the MX1 category then contested a ten-minute Pole Shootout and the heavens opened once again as riders hit the track in what would prove a difficult session for some.  Todd Waters went over the bars without injury but Hayden Mellross went down quite heavily. It was an early sign of what would prove to be a gruelling day on a heavy track for man and machine. 

Regan Duffy Pole Shootout winner

Duffy backed up that qualifying form to also prove fastest in the Pole Shootout ahead of Luke Clout, Brett Metcalfe and Kirk Gibbs. 

MX1 Race One

The gates dropped for the opening Moto at 1135 and a quartet of riders went down together before the end of lap one. There were no problems for Luke Clout though as he was out front and had a clear track and vision while Brett Metcalfe, Todd Waters and Matt Moss gave chase. 

Season 2021 gets underway

It wasn’t long until the Western Australian duo of Jayden Rykers and Regan Duffy started showing their sand form. Rykers moved past Matt Moss for fourth place and Duffy then pushed Moss further back to sixth.  Duffy then proceeded to take fourth place from Rykers on what was quickly becoming a brutal track. 

Duffy then went down though and was relegated back to seventh place, only to breeze back past a number of big name riders and move back up to fourth place in no time. He then also got the better of defending champion Todd Waters to move up to third place. 

Regan Duffy

At the halfway point of the race Luke Clout was continuing to dominate. Brett Metcalfe was running in second place, seven-seconds behind the CDR Yamaha rider, while Duffy was a further 14-seconds back in third place, despite those previous mistakes. Todd Waters was fourth, Kirk Gibbs fifth, Hayden Mellross sixth and Jayden Rykers had been shuffled back to seventh after making a couple of mistakes. 

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Luke Clout looked on course for the win

Duffy continued to reel in that leading duo, a second a lap quicker at times than both Clout and Metcalfe before Metty then decided to drop his hammer after keeping his powder dry for the opening two-thirds of the race. The 36-year-old South Australian showing his class and experience to close and then pounce on a seemingly unsuspecting Luke Clout, stealing the lead with less than five-minutes left in the opening bout of season 2021. 

South Australian veteran Brett Metcalfe victorious in season opening bout

Once out front Metty pulled away from Clout and took the chequered flag 3.4-seconds before the #4 CDR Yamaha.  Regan Duffy had been closing quickly on Clout but ran out of time to catch the CDR Yamaha man and had to settle for third place while ruing those earlier costly mistakes. 

Brett Metcalfe celebrates victory

MX1 Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Brett METCALFEHonda CRF 45028m03.856
2Luke CLOUTYamaha YZF 450+3.432
3Regan DUFFYKTM 450+6.732
4Todd WATERSHusqvarna FC 450+25.075
5Kirk GIBBSHonda CRF 450+1m03.781
6Hayden MELLROSSYamaha YZF 450+1m10.356
7Jayden RYKERSKawasaki KX 450+1m36.919
8Maximus PURVISYamaha YZF 450+1m56.233
9Jai WALKERHonda CRF 450+2m00.976
10Connor TIERNEYSuzuki RMZ 450+1 Lap
11Lochie LATIMERKTM EXC 450+1 Lap
12Joel WIGHTMANYamaha YZF 450+1 Lap
13Joben BALDWINHonda CRF 450+1 Lap
14Jay LAMBYamaha YZ 450+1 Lap
15Jye DICKSONKTM SXF 450+1 Lap
16Jake MOSSYamaha YZF 450+1 Lap
17Levi MCMANUSHonda CRF 450+1 Lap
18Luke ZIELINSKIGasGas MC 450+1 Lap
19Ryan FINDANISYamaha YZ 450+1 Lap
20Mitchell NORRISHonda CRF 450+1 Lap
21Navrin GROTHUESYamaha YZ 450+1 Lap
22Hugh ROACHEKTM SXF 450+1 Lap
23Dylan WOOD KTM SXF 450+1 Lap
24Bryce OGNENISKTM SXF 450+1 Lap
25Siegah WARDHonda CRF 450+2 Laps
26Joel CIGLIANOKawasaki KX 450+2 Laps
27Zhane DUNLOPYamaha YZF 450+2 Laps
28Cody O’LOANKTM SZF 450+2 Laps
29Joel EVANSKTM SX 450+2 Laps
30James JAFERKTM SXF 350+3 Laps
31Cory WATTSHonda CRF 450+3 Laps
32Daniel WEBBERYamaha YZ 450+3 Laps
NCMax CLOSTERKawasaki KX 450+5 Laps
NCJonathan HALEHonda CRF 450+5 Laps
DNFCallum NORTONKTM EXC 500+6 Laps
DNFMatt MOSSYamaha YZF 450+13 Laps

 


MX1 Race Two

Kirk Gibbs scored the holeshot in the second and final MX1 bout for the opening round of the season ahead of Luke Clout, Hayden Mellross and first race winner Brett Metcalfe in fourth ahead of Todd Waters and Jake Moss. Jayden Rykers was seventh, Connor Tierney eighth and Regan Duffy ninth halfway around lap one. 

Duffy quickly worked his way up to sixth place by the end of that opening lap while Gibbs had lost the lead due to some sort of incident and it was a CDR Yamaha 1-2 up front with Mellross leading Clout. Not for long though as a charging Duffy pushed his way past Metty, Clout and then stole the lead from Mellross with 20-minutes left on the shot clock. The Western Australian teenager then pulled away from the CDR Yamaha duo with apparent ease. 

By half-race distance Duffy had a ten-second lead over Luke Clout. Todd Waters had moved up to third place while Metcalfe was running fourth, Gibbs fifth and Mellross sixth. 

Luke Clout’s YZ450F then cried ‘enough’ with just over ten-minutes left in the Moto, the machine appeared to be losing fluid as it slowed. Clout stayed on the bike and tried to nurse it home but was losing places and points before eventually pulling into the pits to retire. 

Regan Duffy was continuing to set the pace up front and with seven-minutes remaining had a 17-second lead over defending champion Todd Waters, who in turn had four-seconds on Metcalfe. 

Rain started falling again with five-minutes left in the race. Duffy had backed his pace off a little and Waters was starting to pull some ground back but the West Aussie still had 15-seconds up his sleeve. 

In the final minutes Kirk Gibbs and then Hayden Mellross passed Brett Metcalfe after the South Australian lost the front and went down. 

With two laps to run the fight for the podium positions started to hot up.  Gibbs had closed to within three-seconds of second place Waters and both Mellross and Metcalfe were not completely out of podium contention.  That was until Metcalfe collided with a lapper and that would cost him his chance of round victory, the veteran though still had a handy buffer over sixth place Connor Tierney and brought his Honda home in fifth place.

Regan Duffy slowed to play to the crowd on the final lap but still took a clear and concise victory

Taking the chequered flag after stamping his authority on Wonthaggi today though was 18-year-old Regan Duffy who played to the crowd on the final lap but still took victory by 13.6-seconds over Todd Waters while Gibbs rounded out the podium positions ahead of Hayden Mellross. 

Regan Duffy victorious in the second moto over Todd Waters and Kirk Gibbs

MX1 Race Two Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Regan DUFFYKTM 45029m00.732
2Todd WATERSHusqvarna FC 450+13.613
3Kirk GIBBSHonda CRF 450+15.053
4Hayden MELLROSSYamaha YZF 450+19.861
5Brett METCALFE Honda CRF 450+39.041
6Connor TIERNEYSuzuki RMZ 450+1m30.656
7Maximus PURVISYamaha YZF 450+2m00.699
8Joben BALDWINHonda CRF 450+2m01.088
9Jay LAMBYamaha YZ 450+1 Lap
10Jayden RYKERSKawasaki KX 450+1 Lap
11Jai WALKERHonda CRF 450+1 Lap
12Joel WIGHTMANYamaha YZF 450+1 Lap
13Jye DICKSONKTM SXF 450+1 Lap
14Luke ZIELINSKIGasGas MC 450+1 Lap
15Joel EVANSKTM SX 450+1 Lap
16Levi MCMANUSHonda CRF 450+1 Lap
17Ryan FINDANISYamaha YZ 450+1 Lap
18Cory WATTSHonda CRF 450+1 Lap
19Navrin GROTHUES Yamaha YZ 450+1 Lap
20Lochie LATIMERKTM EXC 450+1 Lap
21Zhane DUNLOPYamaha YZF 450+1 Lap
22Hugh ROACHEKTM SXF 450+1 Lap
23Dylan WOODKTM SXF 450+1 Lap
24Bryce OGNENISKTM SXF 450+2 Laps
25Joel CIGLIANOKawasaki KX 450+2 Laps
26Siegah WARDHonda CRF 450+2 Laps
27Cody O’LOANKTM SZF 450+2 Laps
28Max CLOSTERKawasaki KX 450+2 Laps
29Daniel WEBBERYamaha YZ 450+3 Laps
30Jonathan HALEHonda CRF 450+3 Laps
NCJames JAFERKTM SXF 350+4 Laps
DNFCallum NORTONKTM EXC 500+5 Laps
DNFLuke CLOUTYamaha YZF 450+6 Laps
DNFMitchell NORRISHonda CRF 450+7 Laps
DNFJake MOSSYamaha YZF 450+12 Laps

 


MX1 Overall

The return of the Moss brothers was not as fortuitous as anyone had hoped for. Matt took a knock to his head and shoulder in the opening Moto which ruled him out of the second bout while Jake retired from the second race with goggle issues. 

Taking the championship lead to Canberra next month is Perth teenager Regan Duffy. The KTM rider bagging 45-points to Metcalfe’s 41 to take the round win while Todd Waters rounded out the overall podium on 40-points. 

Regan Duffy bagged 45-points to Metcalfe’s 41 to take the round win while Todd Waters rounded out the overall podium on 40-points.

MX1 Points

PosRiderBikeM1M2Total
1Regan DUFFYKTM202545
2Brett METCALFEHonda251641
3Todd WATERSHusqvarna182240
4Kirk GIBBSHonda162036
5Hayden MELLROSSYamaha151833
6Maximus PURVISYamaha131427
7Connor TIERNEYSuzuki111526
8Jayden RYKERSKawasaki141125
9Jai WALKERHonda121022
10Luke CLOUTYamaha2222
11Joben BALDWINHonda81321
12Jay LAMBYamaha71219
13Joel WIGHTMANYamaha9918
14Jye DICKSONKTM6814
15Lochie LATIMERKTM10111
16Luke ZIELINSKIGasGas3710
17Levi MCMANUSHonda459
18Joel EVANSKTM66
19Ryan FINDANISYamaha246
20Jake MOSSYamaha55
21Cory WATTSHonda33
22Navrin GROTHUESYamaha22
23Mitchell NORRISHonda11

MX2 Race One

MX2 had been on track before MX1 and thus had a cleaner track and had recorded faster times than the big-bores in qualifying.  Kyle Webster topped that MX2 Qualifying session ahead of Alex Larwood, Jesse Dobson and Rhys Budd.

MX2 out of the gates

Dylan Wills scored the holeshot in the opening MX2 bout but it was Alex Larwood that quickly got about setting the pace up front as Kyle Webster and Dylan Wills gave chase. 

Factory Honda’s Kyle Webster closed down and passed Larwood for the lead four-minutes in to the 25-minute plus one lap Moto. WBR Yamaha’s Larwood did not relent though and continued to pressure Webster. 

At the halfway point 1.3-seconds separated that Webster/Larwood duo up front while JPM Husqvarna rider Jai Constantinou was 20-seconds further behind in third place with a four-second buffer over Rhys Budd. 

Constantinou made a mistake in the second half of the Moto though and was relegated from third place all the way back to eighth. Rhys Budd moving up into that third place and Jesse Dobson fourth. 

Rhys Budd

Larwood lost touch with Webster as the race progressed and with five-minutes left on the shot clock Webster’s lead had blew out to six-seconds as the rain started absolutely pouring and rider visibility reduced to a haze. 

That pair though continued to streak away from the remainder of the field with race leader Webster 44-seconds ahead of third placed Budd when the last lap board was presented. Webster’s lead over Larwood was 7.5-seconds at the same juncture.

Webster went on to take victory over Larwood by 6.3-seconds. Rhys Budd was more than half-a-minute further behind and just managed to hold off Jesse Dobson for the final spot on the Moto One rostrum. 

MX2 Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Kyle WEBSTERHonda CRF 25027m08.340
2Alex LARWOODYamaha YZ 250+6.320
3Rhys BUDDYamaha YZ 250+41.285
4Jesse DOBSONYamaha YZF 250+41.734
5Nathan CRAWFORDYamaha YZF 249+1m03.253
6Jay WILSONYamaha YZF 250+1m12.770
7Jai CONSTANTINOUHusqvarna FC 250+1m14.136
8Levi ROGERSYamaha YZ 250+1m21.086
9Isaac FERGUSONGasGas SX 250+1m37.848
10Dylan WILLSHusqvarna FC 250+1m41.984
11Noah FERGUSONGasGas 250+1 Lap
12Chandler BURNSKTM SXF 250+1 Lap
13Hugh MCKAYYamaha YZ 250+1m42.944
14Liam ANDREWSYamaha YZF 250+1m50.311
15Jayce COSFORDYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
16Tomas RAVENHORST KTM SXF 250+1 Lap
17Korey MCMAHONGasGas EC 350+1 Lap
18Mackenzie O’BREEYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
19Zachary WATSONYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
20George KNIGHTYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
21Wilson GREINER-DYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
22Brock NINNESSYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
23Oliver MARCHANDYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
24Jesse BISHOPKTM SX 250+1 Lap
25Tyler DARBYYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
26Ethan ASHMOREHusqvarna FC 250+2 Laps
27Royce ANELLHusky F 250+2 Laps
28Shane MASONHonda CRF 250+2 Laps
29Eden FARLEYYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
30Jordan HOLTHusqvarna FC 250+2 Laps
31Caleb GOULLETHonda CRF 250+2 Laps
32Jaxon RAYNERYamaha YZ 250+2 Laps
33Jack O’CALLAGHANYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
34Emma MILESEVICHonda CRF 250+2 Laps
35Aaron MASONHonda CRF 250+2 Laps
36Zane DORRELLKawasaki KXF 250+3 Laps
37Blake BARDELKTM SXF 250+4 Laps
DNFTye JONES Husqvarna FC 250+3 Laps
DNFRicky LATIMERKTM EXC 250+5 Laps
DNFRiley FUCSKO Husqvarna FC 250+8 Laps

MX2 Race Two

Rhys Budd scored the holeshot in the second bout but it was Kyle Webster that took the early lead and set the pace. 

Budd was second before being gazumped by Jai Constantinou a couple of minutes into the Moto. Nathan Crawford then pushed Budd further back to fourth. 

A few minutes later Jesse Dobson, Alex Larwood and Jay Wilson then relegated Budd back to seventh place. 

As the race approached the halfway mark Nathan Crawford then took second place from Constantinou and pulled away from the Husqvarna rider. Kyle Webster had led by over ten-seconds but lost a lot of time on lap five which saw his lead narrowed to less than five-seconds with half the race still to go. 

Jesse Dobson then started to close in on his Serco Yamaha team-mate Nathan Crawford to set up a challenge for that second place but lost a lot of ground on lap nine with lapped riders which extended Crawford’s buffer back out to four-seconds with five-minutes left on the shot clock.  Kyle Webster led by almost ten-seconds at this juncture.

Kyle Webster

Webster the clear victor and lapped the field up to ninth place on his way to a 12-second victory over Crawford after backing off on the final lap from what otherwise would have been a 15-second victory. 

Kyle Webster

Jesse Dobson held off a late charge from Alex Larwood to secure third place while Jai Constantinou took fifth ahead of Rhys Budd and a seventh placed Jay Wilson.

MX2 Race Two Podium – Webster the winner from Crawford and Dobson

MX2 Race Two Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Kyle WEBSTERHonda CRF 25027m49.979
2Nathan CRAWFORDYamaha YZF 249+12.181
3Jesse DOBSONYamaha YZF 250+14.739
4Alex LARWOODYamaha YZ 250+16.563
5Jai CONSTANTINOUHusqvarna FC 250+24.719
6Rhys BUDDYamaha YZ 250+41.571
7Jay WILSONYamaha YZF 250+43.589
8Hugh MCKAYYamaha YZ 250+1m10.935
9Jy ROBERTSKTM FC 250+1m17.076
10Dylan WILLS Husqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
11Chandler BURNS KTM SXF 250+1 Lap
12Levi ROGERSYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
13Tomas RAVENHORST KTM SXF 250+1 Lap
14Isaac FERGUSONGasGas SX 250+1 Lap
15Korey MCMAHONGasGas EC 350+1 Lap
16Mackenzie O’BREEYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
17Jayce COSFORDYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
18Oliver MARCHANDYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
19Ricky LATIMERKTM EXC 250+1 Lap
20Ethan ASHMOREHusqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
21George KNIGHTYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
22Zachary WATSONYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
23Wilson GREINER-DAISHYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
24Caleb GOULLETHonda CRF 250+1 Lap
25Riley FUCSKOHusqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
26Jack O’CALLAGHANYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
27Jesse BISHOPKTM SX 250+2 Laps
28Shane MASONHonda CRF 250+2 Laps
29Brock NINNESSYamaha YZ 250+2 Laps
30Jaxon RAYNERYamaha YZ 250+2 Laps
31Jordan HOLTHusqvarna FC 250+2 Laps
32Tyler DARBYYamaha YZ 250+2 Laps
33Emma MILESEVICHonda CRF 250+2 Laps
34Blake BARDELKTM SXF 250+2 Laps
35Eden FARLEYYamaha YZF 250+3 Laps
36Zane DORRELLKawasaki KXF 250+3 Laps
37Aaron MASONHonda CRF 250+3 Laps
NCLiam ANDREWSYamaha YZF 250+4 Laps
NCNoah FERGUSONGasGas 250+4 Laps
DNFRoyce ANELLHusky F 250+9 Laps

MX2 Overall

With those dominant 1-1 results of course Kyle Webster is the round winner and will take a ten-point lead over Alex Larwood into round two. Nathan Crawford completed the round podium ahead of Jesse Dobson and Rhys Budd. 

Kyle Webster is the round winner and will take a ten-point lead over Alex Larwood into round two
Kyle Webster

MX2 Points

PosRiderBikeM1M2Total
1Kyle WEBSTERHonda252550
2Alex LARWOODYamaha221840
3Nathan CRAWFORDYamaha162238
4Jesse DOBSONYamaha182038
5Rhys BUDDYamaha201535
6Jai CONSTANTINOUHusqvarna141630
7Jay WILSONYamaha151429
8Dylan WILLSHusqvarna111122
9Levi ROGERSYamaha13922
10Hugh MCKAYYamaha81321
11Chandler BURNSKTM91019
12Isaac FERGUSONGasGas12719
13Tomas RAVENHORSTKTM5813
14Jy ROBERTSKTM1212
15Korey MCMAHONGasGas4610
16Jayce COSFORDYamaha6410
17Noah FERGUSONGasGas1010
18Mackenzie O’BREEYamaha358
19Liam ANDREWSYamaha77
20Oliver MARCHANDYamaha33
21Ricky LATIMERKTM22
22Zachary WATSONYamaha22
23Ethan ASHMOREHusqvarna11
24George KNIGHTYamaha11

MX3 Race One

16-year-old Ryder Kingsford topped MX3 qualifying ahead of Ben Novak and 17-year-old Blake Fox. 

Dubbo’s Blake Fox worked his way through to the lead and rode strong throughout to pull away from the field.  The best of the rest was Ryder Kingsford who took the chequered flag 15-seconds behind Fox while 15-year-old Kobe Drew rounded out the podium ahead of Ben Novak. 

13-year-old Western Australian phenom Kayden Minear went down early on lap one of the opening 20-minute plus one-lap MX3 Moto and was relegated to the back of the field.  The Mandurah City KTM rider then clawed his way back through the field as far as fourth place and looked to have the pace to challenge for a podium before another small mistake late in the race cost him his shot at the rostrum, eventually taking the chequered flag in fifth. 

Blake Fox

MX3 Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Blake FOXGasGas MC 25023m54.221
2Ryder KINGSFORDYamaha YZ 85+15.626
3Kobe DREWYamaha YZF 250+25.256
4Ben NOVAKHonda CRF 250+35.280
5Kayden MINEARKTM 125+38.741
6Brock FLYNNHusqvarna FC 250+1m06.039
7Thynan KEANHonda CRF 250+1m07.578
8Jack MATHERHusqvarna FC 250+1m18.239
9Liam ATKINSONKTM SXF 250+1m24.394
10Kobi WOLFF Husqvarna TC 250+1m30.951
11Cambell WILLIAMSHonda CRF 250+1m33.846
12Liam JACKSONYamaha YZF 250+1m34.230
13Ryley FITZPATRICKKTM SXF 250+1m46.226
14Jett BURGESS-STEVENSKTM SXF 250+1m49.822
15Cody KILPATRICKKawasaki TXF 250+2m02.760
16Connor TOWILLKTM SXF 250+1 Lap
17Cooper HOLROYDYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
18Connor ROSSANDICHKTM 250+1 Lap
19Seth BURCHELLYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
20Justin HARROWKTM SX 250+1 Lap
21Braeden KREBSYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
22Cameron STEELYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
23Rory FAIRBROTHERKTM SX 250+1 Lap
24Ryan ALEXANDERSONKTM SX 250+1 Lap
25Brock SLEADERHusqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
26Zane MACKINTOSH?+1 Lap
27Jett KIPPS)Husqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
28Blake HAIDLEYHusqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
29Taylah MCCUTCHEON Yamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
30Will SCHUURINGSuzuki RMZ 250+1 Lap
31Harrison FINLAY-SMITH Yamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
32Connor ADAMSKTM SX 250+1 Lap
33Matthew PELUSOKTM SX 125+1 Lap
34Travis OLANDERHusqvarna TC 250+1 Lap
35Blake WALDONKTM SX 250+2 Laps
36Brodie PETSCHAUERYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
37Jack MCLEANYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
38Seth CARPENTERYamaha YZ 86+3 Laps
DNFJacob SWEETYamaha YZF 250+3 Laps
DNFJackson CAMILLERIYamaha YZ 250+4 Laps

MX3 Race Two

Kayden Minear scored the holeshot second time around but it was Blake Fox that took the early lead from Ryder Kingsford, while Minear was third ahead of Ben Novak. 

A few minutes into the race Kingsford got the better of Fox for the race lead and immediately set about breaking away from the GasGas rider.  The Goulburn based 16-year-old managed to do exactly that and built a small buffer over Fox and managed to lead all the way to the flag to take victory over Fox by almost two-seconds.  Kayden Minear took third place almost a full-minute behind that leading duo for third.

MX3 Race Two Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Ryder KINGSFORDYamaha YZ 8523m01.949
2Blake FOXGasGas MC 250+1.873
3Kayden MINEARKTM 125+57.198
4Kobe DREWYamaha YZF 250+59.078
5Ben NOVAKHonda CRF 250+1m10.993
6Brock FLYNNHusqvarna FC 250+1m27.729
7Connor ROSSANDICHKTM 250+1m29.967
8Jack MATHERHusqvarna FC 250+1m41.447
9Thynan KEANHonda CRF 250+1m47.108
10Connor TOWILLKTM SXF 250+1m50.414
11Liam ATKINSONKTM SXF 250+1m52.650
12Brock SLEADERHusqvarna FC 250+1m54.437
13Ryan ALEXANDERSONKTM SX 250+1m56.162
14Cambell WILLIAMSHonda CRF 250+1m56.706
15Kobi WOLFFHusqvarna TC 250+1m59.530
16Seth BURCHELLYamaha YZF 250+2m01.037
17Cooper HOLROYDYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
18Rory FAIRBROTHERKTM SX 250+1 Lap
19Travis OLANDERHusqvarna TC 250+1 Lap
20Liam JACKSONYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
21Jack MCLEANYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
22Braeden KREBSYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
23Jett BURGESS-STEVENSKTM SXF 250+1 Lap
24Jett KIPPSHusqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
25Connor ADAMSKTM SX 250+1 Lap
26Blake HAIDLEYHusqvarna FC 250+1 Lap
27Taylah MCCUTCHEONYamaha YZF 250+1 Lap
28Cameron STEELYamaha YZ 250+1 Lap
29Zane MACKINTOSH?+1 Lap
30Blake WALDONKTM SX 250+1 Lap
31Justin HARROW (NSW)KTM SX 250+1 Lap
32Troy MORAKawasaki KXF 250+1 Lap
33Will SCHUURINGSuzuki RMZ 250+1 Lap
34Harrison FINLAY-SMITHYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
35Seth CARPENTERYamaha YZ 86+2 Laps
36Matthew PELUSO (VIC)KTM SX 125+2 Laps
37Kurt NINNESSYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
38Ryley FITZPATRICKKTM SXF 250+2 Laps
DNFBrodie PETSCHAUERYamaha YZF 250+2 Laps
DNFCody KILPATRICKKawasaki TXF 250+6 Laps

MX3 Overall

Ryder Kingsford the round winner thanks to that second moto victory and will head to round two on equal points with Blake Fox. Kobe Drew was third for the round ahead of Kayden Minear. 

MX3 Points

PosRiderBikeM1M2Total
1Ryder KINGSFORDYamaha222547
2Blake FOXGasGas252247
3Kobe DREWYamaha201838
4Kayden MINEARKTM162036
5Ben NOVAKHonda181634
6Brock FLYNNHusqvarna151530
7Jack MATHERHusqvarna131326
8Thynan KEANHonda141226
9Liam ATKINSONKTM121022
10Connor ROSSANDICHKTM31417
11Cambell WILLIAMSHonda10717
12Kobi WOLFFHusqvarna11617
13Connor TOWILLKTM51116
14Liam JACKSONYamaha9110
15Brock SLEADERHusqvarna99
16Ryan ALEXANDERSONKTM88
17Cooper HOLROYDYamaha448
18Ryley FITZPATRICKKTM88
19Seth BURCHELLYamaha257
20Jett BURGESS-STEVENSKTM77
21Cody KILPATRICKKawasaki66
22Rory FAIRBROTHERKTM33
23Travis OLANDERHusqvarna22
24Justin HARROWKTM11

2021 Penrite ProMX Championship Calendar

RoundLocationDate
Round 1Wonthaggi VIC April 11th
Round 2Canberra ACT May 2nd
Round 3Gillman SA May 30th
Round 4Maitland NSW June 27th
Round 5Wodonga Vic July 25th 
Round 6QMP Qld August 8th 
Rounds 7 & 8Coolum QLD August 14th & 15th 
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