Mini Moto Series 2010

Hey Guys,
Dates for this years racing have now been finalised. 
Each round will have a new entry form. 
Thank you to everyone who supported last years Racing, this year is going to be bigger and better than ever with a wider range of tracks and some great sponsors on board.
Looking forward to seeing you all there.

Round 1- 20th March 2010- Lake Macquarie Motor Bike Club
Round 2- 22nd May 2010- Kurri Kurri Junior Motorcycle Club
Round 3- 5th June 2010- Cessnock Motorcycle Club
Round 4- 10th July 2010- Kurri Kurri Junior Motorcycle Club
Round 5- 14th August 2010- Gwandalan

Round 6- 9th October 2010- Mudgee Stadium X

Contact us for entry forms for each round.

Daniel Reardon beats Chad Reed in a nail biting victory at Perth Monster Energy Super X

Woodstock Honda Thor Racing’s, Daniel Reardon, has taken out the third round of the Monster Energy Super X in an epic supercross battle between him and Monster Energy Kawasaki’s, Chad Reed, at the packed indoor Burswood Dome tonight.

The estimated crowd of 9,000 fans created an amazing atmosphere as they enjoyed all the thrills and spills the tight and fast full sized supercross track produced.

Reardon took the holeshot and rode consistently quick laps over the 10 lap final to hold off an incredibly fast and determined Reed. The race came right down to the wire with Reardon beating Reed by just under 0.6 seconds over the finish line. Reardon now leads the Open championship by two points over Reed.

The Perth round saw the debut of an all new Open class final format, the Round Robin, which pitted riders against each other in three different five lap heat races in order to progress to a ten lap final for positions one to twelve. There were nine heat races in total meaning that every rider raced different competitors in each of their three heats.

In an afternoon packed with cut-throat racing, it was the Australian riders who have returned from the USA to race in the series that dominated in all of their heat races with Chad Reed, Rockstar Honda Maxxima’s, Michael Byrne and Dan Reardon, cruising through their respective heats with the fastest lap times, demonstrating their superior skill over the challenging track.

Byrne came undone in the tricky whoops section in the final and was unable to finish, which left the podium open for CDR Rockstar Yamaha’s, Jay Marmont, who led the championship after the first round in Launceston to take third, with his team mate, Cheyne Boyd, returning to good form to finish fourth.

Reardon who was lightning fast all night was ecstatic about his win. “I am so pumped about the win and it was a lot of fun racing tonight. It was a great track and a great venue and I felt really good on the bike.”

Runner up Reed also commented on how impressive the venue, track and atmosphere was. “I want to thank the fans for coming out today and I am glad there was some great racing for them to enjoy. It was an awesome track and venue and congratulations to Dan on a great race.”

The 250cc class riders were tested on the technical track leaving championship front runner, Shift Motul Suzuki’s Matt Moss, to once again dominate the field in the eight lap final who finished over six seconds ahead of his closest competitor, Lawson Bopping and the USA’s Kyle Cunningham who finished third. JDR Motorsport MX Rad rider Ryan Marmont who went in to the round in second place went down hard on the whoops but got back up to finish the race in 12th.

The Monster Energy Super X will now make its way to Canberra for the fourth round on Saturday November 7.

Top Ten Results – Monster Energy Super X Quad Challenge final

1 Daniel REARDON, Honda, 25

2 Chad REED, Kawasaki, 22

3 Jay MARMONT, Yamaha, 20

4 Cheyne BOYD, Yamaha, 18

5 Tye SIMMONDS, KTM, 16

6 Daniel McCOY, 15

7 Cody MACKIE, Kawasaki, 14

8 Robbie MARSHALL, Yamaha, 13

9 Troy CARROL, Kawasaki, 12

10 Cameron TAYLOR, Suzuki, 11

Top Ten Results – Lites Double Header Final

1 Matt MOSS, Suzuki, 25

2 Lawson BOPPING, Suzuki, 22

3 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 20

4 Wade THOMPSON, Honda, 18

5 Adam MONEA, Suzuki, 16

6 Brendan HARRISON, Yamaha, 15

7 Lewis WOODS, Kawasaki, 14

8 Josh CACHIA, Yamaha, 13

9 Kirk GIBBS, Yamaha, 12

10 Danny ANDERSON, KTM, 11

Monster Energy Super X OPEN championship standings

1 Dan REARDON, Honda, 69

2 Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki, 67

3 Jay MARMONT, Yamaha, 63

4 Tye SIMMONDS, KTM, 52

5 Cheyne BOYD, Yamaha, 48

6 Cody MACKIE, Kawasaki, 44

7 Daniel McCOY, KTM, 40

8 Cameron TAYLOR, Suzuki, 36

9 Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki, 36

10 Troy CARROLL, Kawasaki, 31

Monster Energy Super X 250cc championship standings

1 Matt MOSS, Suzuki, 75

2 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 60

3 Lawson BOPPING, Suzuki, 58

4 Ryan MARMONT, Yamaha, 53

5 Adam MONEA, Suzuki, 44

6 Brendan HARRISON, Yamaha, 43

7 Kirk GIBBS, Yamaha, 43

8 Lewis WOODS, Kawasaki, 35

9 Danny ANDERSON, KTM, 32

10 Mitch AUSTIN, KTM, 32

Reed takes round 2 at Geelong

Monster Energy Kawasaki rider, Chad Reed, proved why he is riding with the number one plate today when he won three out of a possible four motos in the incredibly exciting Quad Challenge final, at the second round of the Monster Energy Super X Championship at the Skilled Stadium in Geelong.

Demonstrating his incredible speed and skill, Reed took the lead early and dominated for three of the four, five lap finals leaving other championship front runners to fight it out for second and third. A bad start in the second moto of the night left Reed to fight his way through the pack to clench second right at the finish line, behind Woodstock Honda Thor Racing’s Daniel Reardon.

Reardon was impressive in all four motos and got off to a great start and led early in nearly every race as well as claiming the holeshot in two. In the fourth and final race, Reardon was only one point behind Reed and a win would have given him first overall on a count back.

However the dual world supercross champion was too fast and determined and got off to an early lead for a dominant win.

“I have been sick all week so I am just really happy to be standing up here on the podium. The track made for great racing and Reed was just too strong,” said Reardon.

Young gun 17 year old Tye Simmonds proved why he is one to watch with a solid performance in all motos resulting in third overall for the Motorex KTM rider.

The expansive supercross track that covered the heralded AFL stadium has been dubbed by many in the in the industry as the best ever built in Australia and all riders were enjoying riding on it.

“It was a great track today and I was really motivated to race this week,” said Reed. “We had a lot of work to do last week for the first round in Launceston, but we worked our booty off even harder to get the bike right for this round and I have to say it felt awesome.”

“It was great to go racing today and I’m glad the fans got to enjoy it,” concluded Reed.

250cc class leader Matt Moss from the Shift Motul Suzuki team showed why he is going to be tough to beat this series with an extremely solid win in the 15 lap final. Moss took the holeshot and never looked back to finish way ahead of JDR Motorsport MX Rad’s Ryan Marmont, who claimed second with American rider Kyle Cunningham coming in third.

The Monster Energy Super X championship will now head across the country for its first ever indoor race at the Burswood Dome in Perth.

Top Ten Results – Monster Energy Super X Quad Challenge final

1 Chad REED, Kawasaki, 20-19-20-20 TOTAL 79

2 Daniel REARDON, Honda, 19-20-19-19 TOTAL 77

3 Tye SIMMONDS, KTM, 16-18-9-15, TOTAL 58

4 Jay MARMONT, Yamaha, 18-15-7-17 TOTAL 57

5 Michael BYRNE, Honda 17-17-17-0, TOTAL 51

6 Cody MACKIE, Kawasaki, 12-12-10-16 TOTAL 50

7 Cameron TAYLOR, Suzuki, 11-10-15-13 TOTAL 49

8 Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki, 15-16-12-14 TOTAL 47

9 Cheyne BOYD, Yamaha, 8-0-18-18 TOTAL 44

10 Daniel McCOY, KTM, 13-6-13-12 TOTAL 44

Top Ten Results – Lites Double Header Final

1 Matt MOSS, Suzuki, 25

2 Ryan MARMONT, Yamaha, 22

3 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 20

4 Lawson BOPPING, Suzuki, 18

5 Dean FERRIS, Honda, 16

6 Kirk GIBBS, Yamaha, 15

7 Brendan HARRISON, 14

8 Adam MONEA, Suzuki, 13

9 Mitch AUSTIN, KTM, 12

10 Lewis WOODS, Kawasaki, 11

Monster Energy Super X OPEN championship standings

1 Chad REED, Kawasaki, 50

2 Daniel REARDON, Honda, 44

3 Jay MARMONT, Yamaha, 43

4 Tye SIMMONDS, KTM, 36

5 Cody MACKIE, Kawasaki, 30

6 Cheyne BOYD, Yamaha, 30

7 Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki, 26

8 Cameron TAYLOR, Suzuki, 25

9 Daniel McCOY, KTM, 25

10 Troy CARROLL, Kawasaki, 19

Monster Energy Super X 250cc championship standings

1 Matt MOSS, Suzuki, 50

2 Ryan MARMONT, Yamaha, 44

3 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 40

4 Lawson BOPPING, Suzuki, 36

5 Kirk GIBBS, Yamaha, 31

6 Adam MONEA, Suzuki, 28

7 Brendan HARRISON, Yamaha, 28

8 Mitch AUSTIN, KTM, 25

9 Lewis WOODS, Kawasaki, 21

10 Danny ANDERSON, KTM, 21

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Jay Marmont takes out first round of Monster Energy Super X

CDR Rockstar Yamaha’s Jay Marmont has won the first round of the highly anticipated 2009 Monster Energy Super X championship, beating dual world supercross champion, Chad Reed, and Woodstock Honda Thor Racing’s, Dan Reardon, in front of an 8,000 strong crowd at Launceston’s Aurora Stadium tonight.

Debuting his new Monster Energy backed Kawasaki , Reed got off to a less than perfect start with a bungle in the first lap of his heat race forcing him to leave the track and make his way to the final via the Last Chance Qualifier.

It was Reardon who got off to a flying start and dominated the whole ten laps of the first two races in the new Double Header final format to finish first, showing the speed that gained him third place in the US Open of Supercross in Las Vegas last weekend.

Marmont rode a strong and steady race to hold off his team mate Cheyne Boyd to finish second, whilst Reed who was pushed to the back of the pack on the first turn rode his way into fifth.

The second ten lap final brought out the best supercross racing ever seen in Australia with surprise packet Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki’s, Cody Mackie, leading the race right up until the final turn of the last lap before coming off the bike in a prang with a fast and determined Reed, who pipped Marmont right under the finish arch to finish first.

Reardon got off to another flying start, but a mistake when he was out in front pushed him back into fourth position. The two consistent races by Marmont saw him take out the round overall with Reardon second and Reed third.

“I just wanted to get out and there and race all day and I had a lot of fun out there tonight. There is no better way to start the series and this gives me a lot of confidence for the second round in Geelong next week,” said Marmont.

A disappointed Reed who was sore from his crash in the heat said "It was a rough night for me. I had to go to last chance and come from the back in both races. Someone hit me from behind at the start in the heat race and came down on top of my elbow which put me out of the heat.

"It was extremely painful during both races - every bump it hurt so I had to be a bit cautious. I tried to be careful and not do anything silly but on the last lap I saw an opportunity to challenge for the race lead and I had to take it. I ended up winning the last race, which was pretty cool.”

The 250cc final also produced some action packed racing with defending champion, Shift Motul Suzuki’s Matt Moss, engaging in some bar to bar battles with US rider Kyle Cunningham and JDR Motorsports Ryan Marmont. Moss eventually won both of the Double Header races to take first whist Marmont finished second and Cunningham third.

The Monster Energy Super X will now make its way to Skilled Stadium in Geelong for the second round on Saturday October 24.

Top Ten Results – Monster Energy Super X Double Header Final

1 Jay MARMONT, Yamaha, 19-19 TOTAL 38

2 Daniel REARDON, Honda, 20-17 TOTAL 37

3 Chad REED, Kawasaki, 16-20 TOTAL 36

4 Cheyne BOYD, Yamaha, 18-18 TOTAL 36

5 Tye SIMMONDS, KTM, 15-16, TOTAL 31

6 Cody MACKIE, Kawasaki, 17-12 TOTAL 29

7 Daniel McCOY, KTM, 13-14 TOTAL 27

8 Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki, 14-14 TOTAL 28

9 Michael ADDISON, Honda, 12-13 TOTAL 25

10 Cameron TAYLOR, Suzuki, 10-11 TOTAL 21

Top Ten Results – Lites Double Header Final

1 Matt MOSS, Suzuki, 20-20, TOTAL 40

2 Ryan MARMONT, Yamaha, 18-18, TOTAL 36

3 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 16-19, TOTAL 35

4 Lawson BOPPING, Suzuki, 17-17, TOTAL 34

5 Kirk GIBBS, Yamaha, 15-15, TOTAL 30

6 Adam MONEA, Suzuki, 19-11, TOTAL 30

7 Brendan HARRISON, Yamaha, 12-13, TOTAL 25

8 Mitch AUSTIN, KTM, 10-12, TOTAL 22

9 Danny ANDERSON, KTM, 5-14, TOTAL 19

10 Shaun WILLIAMSON, Honda, 9-10, TOTAL 19

Monster Energy Super X OPEN championship standings

1 Jay MARMONT, Yamaha, 25

2 Daniel REARDON, Honda, 22

3 Chad REED, Kawasaki, 20

4 Cheyne BOYD, Yamaha, 18

5 Tye SIMMONDS, KTM, 16

6 Cody MACKIE, Kawasaki, 15

7 Daniel McCOY, KTM, 14

8 Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki, 13

9 Michael ADDISON, Honda, 12

10 Cameron TAYLOR, Suzuki, 11

Monster Energy Super X 250cc championship standings

1 Matt MOSS, Suzuki, 25

2 Ryan MARMONT, Yamaha, 22

3 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 20

4 Lawson BOPPING, Suzuki, 18

5 Kirk GIBBS, Yamaha, 16

6 Adam MONEA, Suzuki, 15

7 Brendan HARRISON, Yamaha, 14

8 Mitch AUSTIN, KTM, 13

9 Danny ANDERSON, KTM, 12

10 Shaun WILLIAMSON, Honda, 11

Results from www.superx.com.au

2009 Motocross des Nations Final Results

Standing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Points 22 30 39 55 55 59 73 78 84 88

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Mini moto at gwandalin 20 mins south of newcastle.