This year’s NSW Motocross State Titles revved up and raced away in spectacular fashion, with Lake Macquarie Motor Bike Club hosting just the right mix of adrenaline and superlative quality of racing at their fantastic track in Awaba over the weekend.
Over 400 riders from across New South Wales, as well as from our neighbours in Queensland and Victoria, converged to compete across 15 different rider classes, with many familiar faces leaving their mark among top honours at the end of the two days of racing. The round showcased talents from as young as 7 years old to seasoned veterans over 30, making it a thrilling start to the championship series.
Also recognised over the weekend, courtesy of Holeshot Graphics, was the Holeshot Hero Award which went to Mia Cameron and Jayla Parker for their performance in round 1.
Live-stream of the event
The high-energy weekend was further amplified by a global audience, as Sideline Sport provided a live stream of the event on Motorcycling NSW’s YouTube channel, allowing fans from around the world to watch the action unfold for free.
Acknowledgments
It’s no small matter to host the NSW MX State Titles two years in a row, and Lake Macquarie Motor Bike Club’s tremendous efforts this year easily bettered last year’s – a testament to their growing stature as a local favourite club in the Hunter region. Our sincere acknowledgements go out to club president Adam Morgan as well as their incredible team of volunteers and officials who played their part in ensuring a fantastic weekend.
A special mention goes to Dantia for their unwavering support of the event. Lake Macquarie Mayor, Councillor Adam Shultz, and Dantia’s CEO, Tim Browne, were in attendance, highlighting the importance of motocross to the local community and the region’s sporting landscape. Dantia, as Lake Macquarie City’s economic development company, played a crucial role in ensuring the success of the event.
Motorcycling NSW extends its gratitude to key partners who made the event possible, including NSW Mining, Kennards Hire, Holeshot Graphics, National Motorcycle Alliance, Black Dog Institute, and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. Their contributions were instrumental in delivering a well-organized and exciting start to the championship.
What’s lined up next in the NSW Motocross State Titles?
With Round 1 in the books, attention now turns to the next stage of the NSW Motocross State Titles. The second round is set to take place at Dubbo Dirt Bike Club over the weekend of May 3 & 4, promising another action-packed weekend of high-level motocross competition.
Stay tuned on our website as well as on our Facebook and Instagram for more updates as the series progresses!