News Archive - January 2024

Rohan Tungate is the new Australian Champion following the completion of the five-round series at Gillman today. Max Fricke started the meeting as hot favourite with a 5-point advantage but Max had a very disappointing meeting today.

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Brady Kurtz was the slightly surprising winner of the Mildura round of the Australian Championships today. He had some good fortune in the final which was initially led by Rohan Tungate, but stopped when Jack Holder fell. Max Fricke was second with Tungate third, and Max has a crucial lead going in to the last round.

Max Fricke was in excellent form in the third leg of the Australian Championship at Albury-Wodonga today. It was an enjoyable meeting on a track much better than the previous stage. Max has now slipped ahead of the previous leader Rohan Tungate in the standings, with two meetings remaining.

Mark Parker aims to provide a spark as he lines up for Stellar Monarchs Academy for the 2024 season.

Today's second leg of the Australian Championship was within walking distance of Josh's home town, but he made a slow start to the event with two third places and although he won his next one, he suffered an exclusion after coming off in heat 20 when he would have needed a second place to reach the semi.

Stellar Monarchs 2024 line-up is now complete with another familiar face making a return in the form of Lasse Fredriksen.

Josh Pickering made the final of today's first leg of the Australian Championship in a strong field, before finishing behind Max Fricke, Rohan Tungate and Jaimon Lidsey in that last race.

Kyran Lyden is the third rider to line up for Stellar Monarchs Academy as he continues in the side for 2024.

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