10th July 2007
Geelong Advertiser Article

Well folks, we finally got into the paper but not what we expected. Our you-beaut photo we all posed for at Rnd 2 clubday didn’t get printed (yet!), but a story did appear in Tuesday June 10 Addy, albeit nothing like we had written! The story did promote our Junior Development Team though which was good. How do you think it came across? See here for a copy of the story.

4th July 2007
At Last! The Wall Is Finished!

Welcome to the NEW 'Big Picture' Wall! After more than 12 months of trying to turn an idea into reality, the original concept of the Wall has finally been realised!

Now you can see the whole Wall at once, roam over it with your cursor to see tile sponsors and their wellwish messages, and check out our corporate sponsors and more. There are lots of new features in the navigation buttons, which make the Big Picture Wall more of a site of interest so you have reason to drop in every once in a while.

It has been a long hard road getting here, in our wake we have left a long trail of web designers and IT programmers, having even been told that creating the Wall was impossible because it "is beyond current technologies". Sometimes "impossible" just means trying a bit harder!
Sure, there may be a few more things we could do to make it more professional, but we have to remember we are a club, trying to get a job done on a shoestring budget. We have already had to tie together a few more shoestrings to get this job done!
The job was to create a tool, The 'Big Picture' Wall, as a way for all people to help us Save Barrabool, and now the job is done. Now it is up to you, the people, to show you want to help.

We have a way to go yet, but don't be discouraged, the big push starts now! Our fundraising from the Wall to date is now over well $100,000 in tiles and pledges in just 12 months, which is a fantastic fundraising effort for a volunteer club! The simple truth is if we get the cash from selling all 10,000 tiles on the Wall, then Barrabool is saved forever!

Take some time to look at the new features, like 'Pledges'. Now you can pledge to tiles and keep your money till we actually need to ask you for it to pay for the land ($550 minimum), so if you are feeling a little uneasy about spending, this one is for you! Have a look to see how you can get great deals on memberships and lifetime passes. Check out our sponsor lists too. Here you can see names of all the people who have helped so far. Remember, one day not too far away, this Wall will be built at the track when we have saved it, and all these names will be up there for all to see.

Of course, the unthinkable may happen, as there is a slim chance that we may not be able to raise the necessary funds to save McAdam Park, Barrabool from extinction! Have you actually thought how bad that would be for our sport???? Now here's the moment of truth; That possibility will be made far greater if people do not commit to do the small act of giving. That is all it will take to save this great facility for us all! Can you live with that on your conscience?

To Motorcycle fans, racers, ex racers, M/C industry companies and their employees, webmasters, photographers, M/C shops etc., and anybody who does not think it a good idea to stand back and watch a National Motocross icon track go to the grave yard, please don't be conspicuous by your absence from the Wall! Be a part of history, Go buy a tile now!

Yours in motorcycling,
Peter Ovens

Thanks to Alex at ATBOX for taking the time to listen and having the understanding to sort out all the tricky little intricacies of this cutting edge site. Also thanks to "Predator", our club webmaster, who has expanded my knowledge of expletives and countless variations thereof!

Check it all out here.

4th July 2007
July '07 Newsletter

If you haven't already gotten your copy of the July newsletter via email you can get it at the link below.
July Newsletter

19th June 2007
Clubman Challenge Results

The Clubman Challenge results have been finalised, have a look below.
Clubman Challenge Results

16th May 2007
May Newsletter

The May newsletter is now available. Click the link below to get your copy.
May Newsletter

24th April 2007
Western Region MX A Roaring Success!

Round 2 of the Western Region Motocross Championships, held last Sunday at Barrabool, has been declared a winner!
After much concern surrounding potential dust problems and water availability, all worries subsided on race morning once the bikes hit the track!

All the planning and hard work paid off, as the riders were treated to one of the best prepped tracks at Barrabool in a long time!
15 semi loads of water were trucked in, (topped up with a few millimetres of rain on Saturday) helping make for one ripper of a track! This, combined with the hard working track crew trying out their new toys (namely a new power harrow and a supa doopa sawdust scooper!) helped make easy?? work of pulling the track into shape for a hard days racing! Congrats to everyone who helped with the track. The resurrected Barrabool “Moto loam” made a nice change from weeks gone by!

With well over 300 entries taken, the Barrabool round was again one of the biggest of the series. Well done to Alex for taking on the task of race secretary, doing all the entries and getting the program organised. Credits also to "family Red" in the canteen for all the nice tucker; and another big effort!

Believe it or not, prior to the event, there was some flak being thrown around about us asking for $5 to help out with the cost of water cartage (which cost the club $2000!), but in the end most people were more than happy to have a dust free track to ride. Without sponsorship, that amount of water would cost $6000!! This was a good example of when everyone chips in a little, the problem can be solved.

To everyone else, congratulations; a job well done! Keep an eye on the Motorcycling Victoria website for the race results.

22nd April 2007
April Newsletter

Hello Hello, the April newsletter is ready and waiting. Click the link below to get your copy.
April Newsletter

14th April 2007
Bomber's Setback!

S.M.C.C. member and 2006 National Cup winner Tom 'Bomber' Ovens, has been ruled out of this years Pro-Lites championship after a knee injury sustained during a training ride recently.

At the time of the accident Tom thought he had simply "tweaked" his knee, but scans and visits to his surgeon yesterday revealed that he will require reconstructive surgery to repair a torn ACL and ruptured meniscus in his right knee. No crash was involved, just a simple bump to the knee whilst sliding his foot around a turn.

Needless to say Tom is devastated with the news as he was keenly looking forward to competing in this years Pro-Lites Championship. "Last year in the National Cup was the best year of my career so far, and I had been feeling really good in my training in the lead up to this years season. To now not be able to race is very hard to take" he said. "My plan now is to work hard on my rehab and get back to race fitness as soon as possible for the end of year races."

Tom would like to thank his sponsors;
Peter Stevens Honda Geelong / Lifeline Financial Services / Fox / Oakley / GT bicycles / Pro-Circuit / Dunlop / 100% MX / Storm and Chad’s Off Road Set-Ups for their great ongoing support.

8th March 2007
March Newsletter
The March newsletter is here and ready to go, grab a copy below.
March Newsletter

8th January 2007
Save Barrabool Campaign Update
BARRABOOL LIVES ON! (for now)

The fate of McAdam Park Motorcycle complex was in the lap of the gods in recent weeks whilst negotiations for the sale of McAdam Park proceeded. Having put in a bid themselves, these were nervous times indeed for the Sporting Motor Cycle Club. Fortunately for the Sporting MCC, the recent impending sale of part 1 of McAdam Park did not attract any outside bidders by the December deadline.
Read the whole article here.

29th December 2006
Save Barrabool Campaign Update
The Good, the Bad, the Ugly.

Will there be a 2007 for SMCC at Barrabool?

Lets start with the Good; YES!!! Sporting MCC has secured another 12 months use of McAdam Park! After a nail biting few weeks of uncertainty, our future is secured for another year!
The Bad; Unfortunately the Clubs offer to buy the land has had to be withdrawn after hoped for finance did not occur.
The Ugly; No ugly! This could have been the ugly, as it would have left the door open for others to buy the land out from under us!
Fortunately this did not occur as there were no other serious bids!
Read the whole article here.

28th December 2006
December Newsletter
The December Newsletter is now available, if you haven't received it via email then you can grab a copy below.
December Newsletter

19th December 2006
King Of Barrabool Results
The results from the King Of Barrabool race meeting are now available. Just click the link below.
King Of Barrabool Results

29th November 2006
"Save Barrabool" Riding School - Thanks Tom & Mark!
SMCC Club coaches, Tom Ovens and Mark Willingham just completed a very successful riding school where everyone was a winner!

Tom and Mark very generously donated the takings to the "BIG PICTURE" Wall, giving SMCC another boost of cash and enthusiasm in our efforts to save McAdam Park. They were ably assisted by Alex Dunscombe, another of our club coaches, who is well known around the club.

All riders were rapt with the professional tuition they received from the guys, many of them also racking up the 5 hours coaching they need to upgrade their MA racing licenses.

Thanks Tom, Mark and Alex! Your tiles are in area 3 on the Big Picture Wall.

24th November 2006
November Newsletter
The November newsletter is now available and it's still November!!
Grab it below.
November Newsletter

18th September 2006
Club Championships Progressive Totals
The progressive points have been tallied up after the most recent round of the club championships. Get them at the link below.
2006 Points Tally

31st July 2006
July Newsletter
The July newsletter has been deemed fit for human consumption. Grab a copy now.
July Newsletter

29th July 2006
'Bomber' Brings It Home!
Tom Ovens has continued his consistent good form taking out the Australian Motocross National Cup Series at the final round in Coolum, Queensland.
Read the report here

20th July 2006
Sporting Riders Continue To Do Well At Nokia Nationals
Our top Sporting riders have continued to fly the flag at the recent Broadford round of the Nokia MX Nationals.
Find out more here

11th July 2006
Sporting Success At Nokia MX Nationals
Some of our Sporting members had a big day out at the Barrabool round of the Nokia MX nationals with Troy Dorron and Tom Ovens both currently leading their classes.
Read more here

3rd July 2006
June Newsletter
Yeah, yeah, I know it's July but I do have a day job you know! Anyway, here's the June newsletter which includes the supp regs for Round 3 of the club champs which are to be held on the 16th of July.
June Newsletter

19th June 2006
HNS Clubman Challenge Results
The final results from the Clubman Challenge are now here.
Clubman Challenge Race Results

4th May 2006
Success for Tom Ovens at Nokia MX Nationals
Sporting member Tom Ovens recently had a big day out at the Gilmann round of the Nokia MX Nationals.
Read more here

26th March 2006
New Ride Day Format For 2006
As some members may be aware, the Sporting Motorcycle Club introduced a new format for ride and practice days for 2006 onwards. The details of the new format are all covered in the February newsletter. You can also check out the club's guidelines for Ride Days here.

23rd May 2006
May Newsletter
The May newsletter is out, jam packed with all the good stuff you know you want!
Grab your copy here

31st March 2006
April Newsletter
Here it is folks, the April newsletter, chock full of newslettery goodness! Grab a copy now!
April Newsletter

6th September
2005 Progressive Results
Below are all the results from the 2005 SMCC Club Championship. Including results from Elaine and the last race at McAdam Park.
2005 Progresive Points

1st September
Captain Chad to lead Aussies in Yamaha Oceania Motocross Championship
Australian superstar Chad Reed will captain the Australian team in this year's Yamaha Oceania Motocross Championship, which will be held at the renowned Barrabool circuit.
More

30th August
More good news for Yamaha Oceania Motocross Championships
Hot on the heels of the announcement of Josh Coppins joining Chad Reed at the Yamaha Oceania MX Championships, comes more good news in the form of a funding grant from Tourism Victoria, as well as the announcement that Network TEN will broadcast the event on free-to-air TV.
More

15th August
Chad to lead Australia at Oceania in November
Chad Reed will be fit, firing and ready to tackle the Kiwi's on November 12th & 13th at the 2005 Yamaha Oceania Motocross Championships (YOMXC).Yamaha Factory racer Chad Reed underwent surgery this week to remove damaged pins from his hand. Reed, who has ridden with the pins since 1999, aggravated the injury as a result of practice crash at Glen Helen Raceway.
More

10th August
YAMAHA HELPS SAVE BARRABOOL
Yamaha Motor Australia has committed to motocross's "Save Barrabool" campaign, taking on the naming rights sponsorship of the Yamaha Oceania Motocross Championship to be held at the Geelong track from November 12-13, 2005.
More

8th August
KIWI ACE JOSH COPPINS TO RACE IN OCEANIA MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Following the announcement that Australian superstar Chad Reed will compete in the Oceania Motocross Championship (OMXC) at McAdam Park, Barrabool (Vic) on November 12-13, comes yet another major coup - the prized signature of New Zealand international Josh Coppins.
More

29th July
SMCC JULY NEWSLETTER
Please click below for the latest SMCC newsletter for all the news about what has been happening at our club. Thanks to David Jury for doing a top job putting it togther.
SMCC JULY NEWSLETTER

19th July
SUPERSTAR CHAD REED TO RACE AT MCADAM PARK THIS NOVEMBER!
Chad Reed will be heading the Aussie line up in the Oceania Motocross Championships at Barrabool.
More

19th July
Round 4 Results Available
For all the results from the Club Championships just visit Club Day Meetings Results page. Results from Rd1, Rd2, R3 and Rd 4 are available.
Results

17th June
BARRABOOL CLUBMAN CHALLENGE
Thanks to the Geelong Advertiser for these great photos and article from the Barrabool Clubman Challenge.
Article

14th June
BARRABOOL CLUBMAN CHALLENGE RESULTS
Congratulations to everyone who raced at the Clubman Challenge. A special thanks must go out to the track committee for their great work in getting the track spot on in some tough conditions. Thanks also to everyone who volunteered in the canteen and to the flaggies. Without our sponsors their would be no prizes so thanks again to TCR Precision, Peter Stevens Geelong, Chad's Offroad Racing Setups, Alpinstars, Fox and Shift. For all those interested in seeing who came where please click below for all the results from the 2005 Barrabool Clubman Challenge.
Results

27th May
BARRABOOL CLUBMAN CHALLENGE SPONSORS
Fox, Reikon, Alpine Stars, Shift, Pro Circuit, TCR Precision, Chad's Offroad Set Ups and Peter Stevens will sponsor the 2005 Barrabool Clubman Challenge. The SMCC would like to thank our sponsors for supporting grassroots motocross. Product, Gift Vouchers and Cash from our sponsors will be on offer at McAdam Park on the 12th June. Clubman Challenge Poster

17th May
McFarlane goes Back-to-Back in Germany, Coppins 2nd
On a wet track but under better conditions than expected Mickael Pichon and Andrew McFarlane won the overall Grand Prix. Both MX2 races were exciting despite the track conditions and the final stages were pretty intense with a couple of riders battling for the win. More

9th May
McFarlane reigns in Namur and moves to 5th in the Championship
Andrew McFarlane won the second GP of his career in the MX2 class, after two consistent races. Third and second, the Australian rider beat Britain's Stephen Sword, who won the second moto despite a crash within the last laps. More

9th May
Reed Cashes in on Fifth Win in Vegas
Aussie Chad Reed, won his fifth THQ World Supercross GP/THQ AMA Supercross Series race at Sam Boyd Stadium in front of 39,106 fans. More

2nd May
Carmichael Earns Fourth 250cc AMA Supercross Championship, Reed Second
In front of 43,445 fans at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, won his fourth 250cc AMA supercross championship, making this his 12th AMA National Title overall. While Stewart maintained the lead in the 20-lap race, the battle for second between Yamaha's Chad Reed, and Carmichael heated up early on. More

2nd May
Darryll King pips Hurley at Coolum MX
Darryll King has won the pro open class at round four of the Maxxis Australian Motocross Championship at Coolum. The reigning champion put on an amazing spectacle for the record crowd coming from last to second in the opening thirty minute moto then passing race leader Daryl Hurley on the final lap of the second race to take the race and round victory. More

26th April
Anderson out, King fights back at Toowoomba Mr MX
With Anderson out injured, pro open champion Darryll King won the pro open class at the inaugural Toowoomba round of the Maxxis Australian Motocross Championship while his team mate Troy Carroll finished second overall in the pro lites. More

26th April
Everts and Cairoli win in Portugal
The Grand Prix of Portugal could be one of the first twists in the long MX1 and MX2 World Championship campaign as many race incidents and crashes stopped some of the favourites of the series this afternoon. Belgian Stefan Everts and Italian Antonio Cairoli won the event, and will arrive in Namur (Begium) in two weeks with the red number plate. More

20th April
Stewart Wins at Pontiac, Carmichael Wins Title, Reed Fourth
Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, won his first THQ World Supercross GP championship with two races to go. Kawasaki's James Stewart, won his second career THQ World Supercross GP/THQ AMA Supercross Series main event in front of 49, 532 fans at the first-ever race at Qwest Field. Kawasaki's Ivan Tedesco, won his second consecutive 125cc Western Regional THQ AMA Supercross Series championship. KTM's Nathan Ramsey, won his third 125cc Western Regional main event of the season. More

20th April
Townley First in Spain
The Grand Prix of Spain confirmed that the 2005 Motocross World Championship will be an interesting contest this season, with four different winners during the first two events and close standing's in both MX1 and MX2 classes. MX1 youngster Ben Townley (20 years old) won the MX1 Grand Prix, with 2nd and 3rd finish's. Australia's Andrew McFarlane finished 7th. More

13th April
1st Round of the SMCC Club Championship
Thanks to everyone who volunteered on the day is it much appreciated. The day provided some tight racing and was enjoyed by those who attended. Hopefully we can get a bigger turn out at the next round on the 15th of May. Round 1 Results

11th April
Reed Leads the Train at Silverdome
Aussie Chad Reed, won his fourth THQ World Supercross GP/THQ AMA Supercross Series race and kept his 2005 tittle chances alive at the Silverdome in front of 51, 142 fans. Kawasaki's Grant Langston, of Murrieta, Calif., won his first-ever 125cc Eastern Regional THQ AMA Supercross Series championship. Runner-up Josh Hansen, of Elbert, Colo., won tonight's 125cc main event, earning his second victory of the season. 51,142. More

11th April
Hurley and Marshall deliver the goods
Shift Motul Suzuki's Daryl Hurley and Serco Yamaha's Robbie Marshall emerged with overall honours in an absorbing round two of the 2005 Maxxis Australian Motocross Championship at Horsham on Sunday, April 10. While 29-year-old Hurley (RM-Z450) went about trimming arch-rival Craig Anderson's lead in the Pro Open class to a paltry 2pts, Marshall finished second and fourth in the two 16-lap Pro Lites races to jump an amazing eight spots in the championship battle in one fell swoop - from 10th to second. More

6th April
Bubba claims win number 1
In only his third 250cc THQ/AMA Supercross series start, 19-year-old Factory Kawasaki rider James Stewart has fulfilled his childhood dream by winning the main event at Texas Stadium - Irving, Texas, Saturday night (April-2). Charmichael and Reed took 2nd and 3rd respectively. More

6th April
Everts celebrates 80th victory
The opening round of the 2005 Motocross World Championship has been a success, with four interesting races followed by 20,500 fans. Tyla Rattray and Stefan Everts are now leading the championships. Rattray won both heats in the MX2 class although Everts had to share the MX1 spoils with Joel Smets.
More

23rd March
Reed goes back-to-back
Yamaha's Chad Reed, won his third THQ World Supercross GP/THQ AMA Supercross Series race victory of the season at the Citrus Bowl in front of 41,969 fans. Suzuki's Davi Millsaps, of Cairo, Ga., won his second career 125cc Eastern Regional THQ AMA Supercross Series race.
More

23rd March
Anderson dominates in Wonthaggi
No Fear Honda rider Craig Anderson made a triumphant return to the national scene with two brilliant wins in the opening round of the 2005 Maxxis Australian Motocross Championship at Wonthaggi (Vic) on March 20.
More

17th March
Check out this hot SX site
Ashley Smith has dedicated 2005 to making Chad Reed a household name in Australia. There are accounts and pictures from every round of the 2005 AMA THQ SX on the site.
www.ashleymx.com

15th March
Reed keeps in touch with RC
Chad Reed pulls off back-to-back victories under the lights at historic Daytona International Speedway winning the 35th Daytona Supercross By Honda. Reed, rider of the No. 22 Yamaha, battled four-time Daytona Supercross By Honda champion Ricky Carmichael for most of the race before the Suzuki rider rode off the course on Lap 17.
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7th March
Charmichael does it again in St. Louis
Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, picked up his 7th race win in front of 53,197 fans at the Edward Jones Dome. When the gate dropped Carmichael bolted into the lead whilst Reed got caught up behind Honda's Ernesto Fonseca. In previous weeks Reed has mounted a strong come back, but with the rutted sticky track suiting Carmichael and Reed taking a lap to get by Fonseca this round would turn into a formality as Reed could not account for Carmichaels speed and consistency.
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28th February
Josh Coppins wins the Pernes les Fontaines International
Coppins took 3-1-1 results to take victory. Coppins won moto two from Smets and Mike Alessi and moto three from Antoine Meo and Julian Bill. Coppins proved his decision to not race in the Mantova International two weeks ago and the Valence International a week ago was a good one as his race speed was never in question.
www.fullnoise.com.au

28th February
Carmichael beats Reed at the Georgia Dome
Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, rebounds inside Atlanta's Georgia Dome, picking up his sixth AMA Supercross Series race win in front of 62,764 fans. Reed won the $1,500 Butterfinger Holeshot award with Carmichael in tow for the first six laps.
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22nd February
Reed snatches first win of the season in San Diego
Before 53,595 fans at a wet Qualcomm Stadium, Yamaha's Chad Reed, won his first THQ AMA Supercross Series race of the season. Reed overtook Charmichael on the last lap with a trademark block-pass.
More

22nd February
Townley conquers France
KTM factory rider Ben Townley has won the Valence International Motocross with a consistent 2-4-1 result. Second went to Yamaha rider Cedric Melotte with 6-1-2 while third place was Honda mounted Pascal Leuret with 4-6-4.
More

17th February
History: Frank Pratt a founding member of the SMCC
Lionel Frank Pratt was born in New Zealand in 1901. He came to Australia to work for his brothers joy flight business. Frank as he was he was called would go on to become one of Australia's most unique sportsmen and a founding member of the SMCC. More

17th February
History:SMCC 1932-1939
Find out what it was like to be a member of the SMCC in the 30's with Historical Records from the Geelong Advertiser 1932-1939. Historical Records

15th February
Summer Supercross rescheduled
After the unfortunate circumstances that forced the postponement of the Avalon round of the Honda Summer of Supercross Series (12th of February), a revised date had been announced for Saturday the 5th of March.
More

15th February
RC wins 5 in a row
Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, won his fifth consecutive THQ AMA Supercross Series race at the RCA Dome in front of 52,833 fans. Chad Reed battled hard but could not catch the flying Suzuki.
More

15th February
Everts the Boss in Mantova
Rinaldi Yamaha rider Stefan Everts has won the Mantova Starcross after scoring 8-1-1 results around a very tough Mantova circuit. Under brilliant sunshine the Belgian legend crashed in the first moto in the second corner and came back from last position.
More

15th February
Andrew McFarlane - A New Beginning
To read about the ups and downs of one of Australia's best MX riders.
Click Here

15th February
Team Manager for Aussie Trials des Nations team announced
Denis Fitzpatrick has been appointed team manager for Australia's assault on the 2005 Trial des Nations (TDN), which will be held in Sestriere, Italy on September 25-26.
More

8th February
Avalon SX postponed due to flooding!
Unfortunately due to last weeks record rainfall across Victoria, the original date for round 2 of the Honda Summer of Supercross Series has had to be postponed to a later date (to be advised). Thanks to all the SMCC members who volunteered. Please keep your eyes on this site and on your e-mail for further information. Honda Summer Supercross

7th February
ALL NEW 2005 Australian Off Road Series
A multi-round enduro series in Australia will finally come to fruition in 2005, with hostilities set to commence on the weekend of April 23-24.
www.fullnoise.com.au

7th February
Carmichael wins four in a row, Reed 2nd and Byrne 3rd
Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, picked up his fourth consecutive THQ AMA Supercross Series win in front of a sold out crowd of 45,050 fans at Angel Stadium. Carmichael becomes the only Suzuki rider in history to win four consecutive 250cc main events. More

1st February
Sinclair and Taylor win at Honda's Summer of Supercross
Tooridan just outside of Melbourne in Victoria was the place to be as the opening round Honda's Summer of Supercross took place at Rutter Park (Jan-29). In front of a huge crowd, Cameron Sinclair and Cameron Taylor took home the silverware in a night of intense Supercross action. Honda Summer Supercross

1st February
Hurley Dominates at Woodville
The much awaited clash between Shayne King and Daryl Hurley at the 44th HONDA INTERNATIONAL MOTOCROSS GP went in Hurley's favour as did everything else on the day. More

1st February
Ricky Carmichael Hat-rick, Reed second
Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael, won his third consecutive THQ AMA Supercross Series race in front of 38,744 fans at SBC Park. Honda's Billy Laninovich, won his first 125cc Western Regional THQ AMA Supercross Series race. More

1st February
2005 Mr MX Seeded riders announced
Pro Lites and Pro Open will have seeded riders for the 2005 series. More

27th January
Reed looking to breakthrough in San Francisco Supercross
Chad Reed has demonstrated the speed, but not yet the consistency to win a round of the 2005 THQ AMA Supercross Series.The young Aussie, who is the defending series champ and San Francisco winner, is hoping to turn that around in the San Francisco Supercross this Saturday, January 29 at SBC Park.
More

17th January
Masters Games
The 10th Australian Masters Games is Australia's largest multisport event. Conducted every two years, next year's Games return to Adelaide for even more competition, fun, and festivities. The Games will take place on the 7-16 October 2005. The ages allowed are from 30 years upwards. Classes will be provided for Classic, Post Classic, Ladies, Sidecars and Open. Open will be set in 5-year breaks with other classes subject to entries. To find out more visit the Australian Masters Games Website.
http://www.australianmastersgames.com

17th January
Phoenix Supercross
In front of a sold out audience of 49,000, Team Makita Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael took line honours as he defeated Kevin Windham and Australian Chad Reed. More

17th January
Australian Womens' Cup 2005
The Australian Womens' Cup has been controversially dropped from the Australian Motocross Championship. To read more click here

13th January
Interview with Lyndon Heffernan
During the week I caught up with past Barrabool Champion Lyndon Heffernan
and asked him about the Mighty Barrabool Track.
Interview transcript

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