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AORC Champions crowned at Nowra season finale

2024 Australian Off-Road Championship (AORC) - Rounds 11 & 12 - Nowra, NSW (Final)

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
September 15, 2024
in Enduro / Rally

2024 Australian Off-Road Championship (AORC)
Rounds 11 & 12 – Nowra, NSW


Daniel Milner had comprehensively dominated the AORC season this year, that was until coming unstuck at the penultimate event of season 2024. A hefty crash for the 32-year-old last time out in South Australia left the KTM rider with a dislocated shoulder. Par for the course somewhat in this sport, and no major problem unless it keeps popping out when you ride, which is exactly what happened to the Victorian when he tried to finish the tenth round of the championship that Sunday. After repeated dislocations Milner decided to withdraw from the remainder of that round after one dislocation too many, while on the fly, very nearly sent him into a tree at speed.

Young Tasmanian Kyron Bacon has run Milner close all season, and the Yamaha WR250F rider took advantage of Milner’s misfortune in South Australia to claim the mantle as outright fastest in round ten.

Kyron Bacon

Milner had won on Saturday, but his no score on Sunday dented his outright lead in the championship and allowed Serco’s Jonte Reynders to close to within 26-points of the season veteran in the race to the E2 crown.

While Milner had won the opening nine rounds, the tight points system used in AORC had also seen Will Dennett pull serious ground back on Milner on Sunday in South Australia, the Yamaha rider entering the final two-day contest at Nowra only 29-points behind the E2 championship leader.

Jonte Reynders

On Saturday at Nowra, Round 11, Reynders capitalised to finish fastest outright and reduced Milner’s lead in the E2 category to a slender 19-points. Milner, was seventh outright on Saturday and fourth in E2, to keep himself in the game with one day to go…

In E1, Korey McMahon had looked like the man to beat on Saturday before some stumbles allowed Kyron Bacon to regain the upper hand and win the day.  McMahon second and Tom Buxton third.

Jye Dickson

Beta rider Jye Dickson dominated the E3 category on Saturday to the tune of over three-minutes.


Round 11 Senior Outright

Pos Competitor Class Total Time
1 Jonte REYNDERS E2 1:27:19.613
2 Kyron BACON E1 1:27:32.777
3 William DENNETT E2 1:27:43.323
4 Andrew WILKSCH E2 1:27:44.806
5 Korey MCMAHON E1 1:28:14.911
6 Jye DICKSON E3 1:28:51.517
7 Daniel MILNER E2 1:29:37.616
8 Tom BUXTON E1 1:30:20.809
9 Jett YARNOLD EJ 1:30:41.576
10 Joshua WHITEHEAD E2 1:30:50.689
11 Cooper SHEIDOW E1 1:31:15.971
12 Brock NICHOLS E1 1:31:25.465
13 Ben KEARNS E2 1:31:29.729
14 Beau RALSTON E2 1:31:33.461
15 Jeremy CARPENTIER E2 1:32:07.764
16 Eli TRIPCONY EJ 1:32:11.561
17 Billy HARGY E3 1:32:18.272
18 Riley MCGILLIVRAY E3 1:33:10.328
19 Jake HENDERSON E2 1:33:22.536
20 Deegan GRAHAM E2 1:33:35.594

E1 (100cc-200cc 2/ & 150cc-250cc 4/)
Round 11

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Kyron BACON 1:27:32.777
2 Korey MCMAHON 1:28:14.911
3 Tom BUXTON 1:30:20.809
4 Cooper SHEIDOW 1:31:15.971
5 Brock NICHOLS 1:31:25.465
6 William PRICE 1:34:42.646
7 Billy BRAY 1:36:37.423
8 Adam GILES 1:39:36.483
9 Thomas FOSTER 1:42:21.709

E2 (220cc-250cc 2/ & 275cc-450cc 4/)
Round 11

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Jonte REYNDERS 1:27:19.613
2 William DENNETT 1:27:43.323
3 Andrew WILKSCH 1:27:44.806
4 Daniel MILNER 1:29:37.616
5 Joshua WHITEHEAD 1:30:50.689
6 Ben KEARNS 1:31:29.729
7 Beau RALSTON 1:31:33.461
8 Jeremy CARPENTIER 1:32:07.764
9 Jake HENDERSON 1:33:22.536
10 Deegan GRAHAM 1:33:35.594
11 Broc GRABHAM 1:34:13.294
12 Hayden OLSEN 1:35:35.384
13 Joshua HARRIS 1:36:38.701
14 Matthew PROTT 1:37:47.110
15 Samuel CODRINGTON 1:41:37.439
16 Williams COMMENS 1:42:14.687
17 Mitchell SUTCLIFFE 1:42:43.224
18 Harrison FOSTER 1:42:47.311
19 Miller MENDHAM 1:43:46.557
20 Zane CODRINGTON 1:44:38.253
21 Marcus DUMMER 1:47:23.703

E3 (290cc-500cc 2/ & 475cc-650cc 4/)
Round 11

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Jye DICKSON 1:28:51.517
2 Billy HARGY 1:32:18.272
3 Riley MCGILLIVRAY 1:33:10.328
4 Hayden KEELEY 1:34:28.357
5 Kodi STEPHENS 1:37:34.617
6 Thomas VANCE 1:38:49.579

EW (Women) All Powers Results
Round 11

Pos Competitor Total Time
14 Danielle MCDONALD 1:37:30.004
15 Jessica GARDINER 1:40:55.462
16 Ebony NIELSEN 1:45:08.080
17 Courtney RUBIE 1:55:23.368
18 Amity CORK 2:00:30.373
19 Shaylynne KUHNKE 2:01:16.190

EJ (16 to U18) All Powers Top 10 Results
Round 11

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Jett YARNOLD 1:30:41.576
2 Eli TRIPCONY 1:32:11.561
3 Oliver PATERNO 1:34:59.067
4 Jackson VERSTEEGEN 1:36:10.484
5 Levi STEPHENS 1:36:56.232
6 Tomas PORTO 1:37:06.623
7 Chad WILLIAMS 1:39:15.608
8 William KEARNEY 1:42:54.426
9 Kane NOVAK 1:43:32.590
10 Riley BLACKSTOCK 1:48:29.759
11 John TAYLOR 1:52:58.429
12 Jett WILLIAMS 1:56:22.719
13 Billy DONALDSON 1:02:37.327

Round 12 Senior Outright

Jonte Reynders backed it up on Sunday when he once again took the outright ahead of Kyron Bacon, Andy Wilksch and Daniel Milner.

Jonte Reynders
Jonte Reynders

“Overall, I can’t complain about our weekend. We were the fastest on both days and finished out the season on a high! Hats off to Milner on his season and championship; he was the man to beat this year, and I really enjoyed racing against him. He’s one of our best-ever enduro exports. I felt like we were able to inch closer each weekend but just ran out of time to claw back the points. It feels like a bit of déjà vu; we got the double victory at the final rounds last year and were runners-up by 17 points, so to repeat that again and the deficit of only 14 points, at least we’re moving forward! It’s great to finish out the season with some strong finishes, and I can’t thank the Motul Pirelli Sherco team, sponsors, and my mechanic Derek Grundy enough for their support.”

Jonte Reynders

The category battles on Sunday went to Bacon (E1), Reynders (E2), Dickson (E3) while in the Juniors Eli Tripcony just pipped Jett Yarnold for Sunday honours. Danielle McDonald ruled the roost amongst the Women on the final day of the season.

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Daniel Milner – 2024 E2 Champion

“Round 12 was a difficult one for me, that’s for sure,” confirmed Milner. “We had an injury I had to tackle from last round and two weeks ago I had surgery to fix that. So this weekend and especially yesterday, was all about just getting through. It’s definitely been a difficult weekend. To win this Championship title, is really big. It’s been a struggle the past few years overseas and honestly, it’s been a long time since I’ve won a title. So to win the E2 class and overall fastest rider, is really special. I always love being back in Australia, so I couldn’t be happier!”

Daniel Milner

Kyron Bacon ran Milner closest for the majority of the season and took out E1 category honours for 2024 ahead of Korey McMahon and Tom Buxton.

Kyron Bacon – 2024 E1 Champion

“It’s an awesome feeling winning the Championship this year. I did it two years ago but to get a second is very special. I broke my femur last year and it’s been a really significant journey to rebuild and get to this point, where I can claim another Championship title.”

Kyron Bacon
Korey McMahon

“For the most part I rode really well both days, but with a couple of mistakes it was game over for me – one minute I felt I was riding great and the next you’re wrapped around a tree! Today’s crash was a big one where my bike suddenly kicked sideways into a tree and squashed my leg. I rode out the rest of the test, then for the last test I sat on the seat, left it in third gear and rolled around to get the points. It’s an average way to finish the season, but I feel I’ve improved a lot and we’re in a much better spot compared to last year. We’re battling for the wins and I know the pace is definitely there now. It’ll all come together soon and I’m already looking forward to fighting for the title next year.”

Tom Buxton

“It was a challenging weekend here in Nowra. It was dry, dusty and got progressively sketchy as the weekend went on. Everyone seemed to crash out around me, but I just focused on trying to be smooth, and stayed on two wheels both days. I was happy to keep consistent times all weekend, and finishing third in the E1 championship is a good way to finish my first season. It’s one of those years where you wish you were further up the points, but I know what I need to work on for next year. I learnt a lot, being part of Dan’s team and it’ll be good to go into 2025 with more knowledge and experience under my belt.”

Tom Buxton

Reynders’ double at the Nowra finale was not enough to overcome the significant lead Milner had built up on his unbeaten run across the first nine rounds. The margin at the end a slender 14-points while Dennett was only 13-points further back to complete the E2 season podium.

Jye Dickon took the E3 crown for 2024 ahead of Riley McGillivray and Billy Hargy.

Jye Dickson – 2024 E3 Champion

“It was pretty brutal out there,” explained Dickson. “The track was faster than yesterday and all in all, was fairly gnarly. It’s a pretty big deal for me to claim this win. It’s my second year racing in Enduro, so to get a Championship title this early means a lot!”

Jye Dickson
Billy Hargy

“I came into this weekend with no expectations after getting knocked about at South Australia. Having to manage that definitely made this weekend a challenge! Apart from Kingston SE and some ups and downs along the way, it’s been a good rookie year for me and I’m happy to have finished with an E3 podium. I’m still only young with plenty of years of racing left in me, so I’m seeing 2024 as a good base that we can build off for 2025.”

Billy Hargy

Jett Yarnold won the EJ category by 20-points over final round victor Eli Tripcony. Oliver Paterno a further 51-points back in third.

Jett Yarnold – 2024 EJ Champion

“Round 12 today was tough,” reflected Yarnold. “I struggled early on and couldn’t find my flow. In the afternoon I managed to find my flow but I had Eli Tripcony right behind me. We’ve had some great battles today. Eli definitely kept me on my toes. Winning the Championship means everything to me. This is what we’ve been working so hard for, for so long. I am so stoked to be here.”

Jett Yarnold

Danielle McDonald finished as the Woman for 2024 with a 24-point lead over team-mate Jess Gardiner. Ebony Nielson rounded out the season podium a further 48-points adrift.

Danielle McDonald – 2024 Women’s Champion

“Round 12 was really good. I managed to wrap it up on a high note,” confirmed McDonald. “The competition was super tough but I managed to pick up my game, find my flow and get on top. This Championship means everything. I’ve been wanting this for years and to get it in my rookie year is unbelievable. I can’t believe we’re here!”

Danielle McDonald

Round 12 Senior Top 20

Pos Competitor Class Total Time
1 Jonte REYNDERS E2 1:08:24.043
2 Kyron BACON E1 1:08:56.298
3 Andrew WILKSCH E2 1:09:41.637
4 Daniel MILNER E2 1:09:45.552
5 William DENNETT E2 1:10:05.115
6 Korey MCMAHON E1 1:10:37.497
7 Jye DICKSON E3 1:10:58.526
8 Tom BUXTON E1 1:11:17.454
9 Cooper SHEIDOW E1 1:11:26.874
10 Joshua WHITEHEAD E2 1:11:56.830
11 Ben KEARNS E2 1:12:05.534
12 Billy HARGY E3 1:12:14.834
13 Eli TRIPCONY EJ 1:12:19.831
14 Jett YARNOLD EJ 1:12:21.002
15 Riley MCGILLIVRAY E3 1:13:17.812
16 Brock NICHOLS E1 1:13:28.505
17 Beau RALSTON E2 1:13:42.623
18 Broc GRABHAM E2 1:13:57.314
19 William PRICE E1 1:14:39.408
20 Jeremy CARPENTIER E2 1:14:41.174

E1 (100cc-200cc 2/ & 150cc-250cc 4/)
Round 12

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Kyron BACON 1:08:56.298
2 Korey MCMAHON 1:10:37.497
3 Tom BUXTON 1:11:17.454
4 Cooper SHEIDOW 1:11:26.874
5 Brock NICHOLS 1:13:28.505
6 William PRICE 1:14:39.408
7 Billy BRAY 1:17:48.017
8 Thomas FOSTER 1:19:30.196
9 Adam GILES 53:00.411

E2 (220cc-250cc 2/ & 275cc-450cc 4/)
Round 12

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Jonte REYNDERS 1:08:24.043
2 Andrew WILKSCH 1:09:41.637
3 Daniel MILNER 1:09:45.552
4 William DENNETT 1:10:05.115
5 Joshua WHITEHEAD 1:11:56.830
6 Ben KEARNS 1:12:05.534
7 Beau RALSTON 1:13:42.623
8 Broc GRABHAM 1:13:57.314
9 Jeremy CARPENTIER 1:14:41.174
10 Deegan GRAHAM 1:15:15.009
11 Hayden OLSEN 1:15:36.828
12 Jake HENDERSON 1:15:40.239
13 Joshua HARRIS 1:16:09.089
14 Matthew PROTT 1:16:37.274
15 Miller MENDHAM 1:21:14.312
16 Zane CODRINGTON 1:22:18.200
17 Mitchell SUTCLIFFE 1:22:21.751
18 Williams COMMENS 1:22:25.579
19 Samuel CODRINGTON 1:22:47.536
20 Marcus DUMMER 1:23:32.385
21 Harrison FOSTER 42:51.423

E3 (290cc-500cc 2/ & 475cc-650cc 4/)
Round 12

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Jye DICKSON 1:10:58.526
2 Billy HARGY 1:12:14.834
3 Riley MCGILLIVRAY 1:13:17.812
4 Hayden KEELEY 1:16:18.556
5 Thomas VANCE 1:18:39.593
6 Kodi STEPHENS 1:19:28.946

 


EW (Women) All Powers Results
Round 12

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Danielle MCDONALD 1:18:44.525
2 Jessica GARDINER 1:20:19.480
3 Ebony NIELSEN 1:23:04.133
4 Courtney RUBIE 1:27:15.077
5 Amity CORK 1:35:32.149
6 Shaylynne KUHNKE 1:36:30.527

EJ (16 to U18) All Powers Top 10 Results
Round 12

Pos Competitor Total Time
1 Eli TRIPCONY 1:12:19.831
2 Jett YARNOLD 1:12:21.002
3 Oliver PATERNO 1:16:14.496
4 Chad WILLIAMS 1:17:17.705
5 Tomas PORTO 1:17:33.105
6 Jackson VERSTEEGEN 1:18:10.003
7 William KEARNEY 1:20:30.977
8 Kane NOVAK 1:23:41.065
9 Riley BLACKSTOCK 1:26:18.554
10 Jett WILLIAMS 1:29:48.021
11 John TAYLOR 1:32:49.726
12 Levi STEPHENS 12:53.301

2024 AORC Standings
Final Points

E1 Final Points

Pos Name Total
1 Kyron BACON 287
2 Korey MCMAHON 268
3 Tom BUXTON 240
4 Brock NICHOLS 200
5 William PRICE 168
6 Billy BRAY 121
7 Cooper SHEIDOW 89
8 William EDWARD 70
9 Damon KUPISZ 53
10 Thomas FOSTER 51
11 Dale CARROLL 46
12 Christopher WYND 45
13 Jordan RAYMOND 40
14 Patrick MARTIN 30
15 Kyle LEACH 30
16 Thomas TEED 28
17 Thomas JENNER 28
18 Zane MACKINTOSH 25
19 Jake SINGLES 24
20 James FLANAGAN 15
21 Adam GILES 13
22 Thomas LIVESAY 11

E2 Final Points – Top 25

Pos Name Total
1 Daniel MILNER 263
2 Jonte REYNDERS 249
3 William DENNETT 236
4 Andrew WILKSCH 212
5 Joshua WHITEHEAD 158
6 Beau RALSTON 157
7 Ben KEARNS 147
8 Jeremy CARPENTIER 132
9 Jake HENDERSON 123
10 Max MIDWINTER 89
11 Deegan GRAHAM 86
12 Harrison TEED 56
13 Benjamin TEED 35
14 Oliver PITCHFORD 35
15 Hunter SEMMENS 34
16 Toé FUGIER 33
17 Thynan KEAN 32
18 Hayden OLSEN 30
19 Benjamin LYNCH 29
20 Chad SPARROW 26
21 Jacob SWEET 25
22 Broc GRABHAM 23
23 Bailey KOOLEN 23
24 Anthony SOLAR 22
25 Jack CONLAN 21

E3 Final Points

Pos Name Total
1 Jye DICKSON 271
2 Riley MCGILLIVRAY 250
3 Billy HARGY 227
4 Stefan GRANQUIST 193
5 Fraser HIGLETT 112
6 Thomas VANCE 98
7 Patrick MCGILLIVRAY 89
8 Joshua ANDERSON 58
9 Jonothan RUMBOLD 50
10 Tom DEVRIES 49
11 Jaiden TREASURE 40
12 Hayden KEELEY 36
13 Thomas HENRY 31
14 Kodi STEPHENS 31
15 Campbell HALL 30
16 Luke CHELLAS 28
17 Jarrod DILLON 23
18 Adam GILES 22
19 Lachlan MCLENNAN 21
20 Timothy SHERMAN 21
21 Nathan TRIGG 18
22 Ryan COSSENS 16
23 Max RIKYS 14
24 Cooper BENGTSON 14
25 Mitchell HARVEY 13
26 Ryan CONROY 12
27 Alex SELLENTIN 10

EW Final Points

Pos Name Total
1 Danielle MCDONALD 292
2 Jessica GARDINER 268
3 Ebony NIELSEN 220
4 Emelie KARLSSON 200
5 Courtney RUBIE 99
6 Chelsea REID 90
7 Emily BIELENBERG 59
8 Monique SIMIONI 58
9 Nenah CHADWICK 57
10 Shaylynne KUHNKE 55
11 Lauren DUNSTAN 54
12 Madison HEALEY 52
13 Yolanda TREASURE 52
14 Holly BLAKE 51
15 Audrey MOLLER 46
16 Fynleh DUNCOMBE 38
17 Mackenzie FLEMING 35
18 Amity CORK 32
19 Angela SCOTT 29
20 Tracey MCGUIRE 23
21 Rachelle DESSENT 20
22 Emma HAYLOCK 16
23 Cass MCRAE 16
24 Meg PITCHFORD 15
25 Jackie JOYCE 11

EJ Final Points

Pos Name Total
1 Jett YARNOLD 281
2 Eli TRIPCONY 261
3 Oliver PATERNO 210
4 Jackson VERSTEEGEN 205
5 Cody HOWELL 157
6 Davey GEAR 111
7 Tomas PORTO 106
8 Kogan LOCK 76
9 Cruiz RIKYS 71
10 Will MCINNES 67
11 William KEARNEY 63
12 Fletcher TUCKER 57
13 Jagger SENIOR 55
14 Jyo BOOKER 45
15 Blake BALDACCHINO 43
16 Charlie TOWNLEY 42
17 Ryan JORDAN 41
18 Hayden MCNEILL 35
19 Chad WILLIAMS 32
20 Ned O’HARA 31
21 Jet BRIEN 28
22 Jonathon HUBERT 27
23 Kane NOVAK 25
24 Jolon SEABY 24
25 Riley BLACKSTOCK 23

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