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Results ROUND 1 March 7 at home track

50cc class; Luke Rayler

60/65cc class 1st Cooper Sheidow 2nd Jiye Hoad, 3rd Nick Standbury

85/150cc class boys; 1st Josef Oliver, 2nd Jace Serphenson, 3rd Jayden Millstead

85/150cc class girls; 1st Chloe Millstead, 2nd Tegan Hay, 3rd Rhiannon Van Eck

125/250 juniors class; 1st Duke Vlaanderen, 2nd Jace Stephenson, 3rd Jackie Gibbs

Pro-lights; 1st Daniel Hartman, 2nd Joel Rinaldi, 3rd David Fingleton

Seniors; 1st Rhys Fisher, 2nd Nick Hartman, 3rd Shaun Cunneen

Veterans; 1st Jason Rayner, 2nd Ravelle Mansfeild, 3rd Rob Vlaanderen. 

Next event at Cocks' flat track on April 18

 The Meningie Motorcycle Club held their end of season Trophy Presentation and Tea on Saturday at their home track. During the trophy presentations Life Memberships were awarded to two very surprised and deserving members, Shaun Cunneen and Michael Gibbs for their dedicated service to the club since the clubs' inception nearly 10 years ago.

Shaun Cunneen also took home the Senior class rider of the year trophy with Luke Nixon runner-up and Nick Hartman third. The Most Improved Senior rider was Callan Bradley. The Veterans trophy was won by  Rob Vlaanderen with Jason Rayner runner-up and David Sheidow third. Daniel Trigg won the best Quad rider for 2009 with Matt Hoad runner-up and Mike Gibbs third. Nick Hartman won the best senior prolights rider with Luke Nixon runner-up and Ben Hallday third. The best junior prolights rider trophy was awarded to  Jackie Gibbs with Sam Bird runner-up and David Fingleton third. An encouragement award was presented to Duke Vlaanderen. In the 80/85 cc class Jace Stephenson won the best trophy with Josef Oliver runner-up and Joe Bird third. The encouragement awards were presented to Rhiannan Van Eck, Sam Hunt, Rhys Lewis and Travis Klitcher while Ethan Rickaby won the Most Improved. Jayden Milsteed won the best  60/65 cc class rider for 2009 with Cooper Sheidow runner-up and and Bodie Sheidow third. Encouragement awards was won by Joss Hunt and Joshua Lindsay and Jyie Hoad won the Most Improved. In the 50 cc mini-bike class Luke Rayner won the best trophy while Gena Mansfeild was runner-up and Tom Scheaffer was third. Gena Mansfeild won Most Improved. The coveted Perpetual Matt Buderick Memorial best all round senior rider trophy for 2009 went to Luke Nixon and the Junior overall trophy was won by Josef Oliver.

                  Motorcycle Club notice  

                                                        20/07/09

Please be advised that all Meningie Motorcycle Club events are now ‘Closed to Club’ events with one event licenses or race licenses applicable.

Liebelt takes out Motorcycle Enduro 23 August

Round six for 2009 of the Meningie Motorcycle Club season was an Enduro race held on the club’s home track on Sunday. The event was won by Scott Liebelt with Rhys Fischer runner-up and Shaun Cunneen, third. In the Veterans Class, Mark Stephenson came in first with Rob Vlaanderen runner-up and Adrian Schulz third. Mike Gibbs won the quad bike class ahead of Daniel Trigg and Matt Hoad while Nick Hartmann took out the senior Pro-light class with Sam Ayres runner-up and Ben Halliday third. While the senior riders rode for points in the Championship, the junior riders had a practice day. A coaching clinic will be held at the home track on Sunday for the junior riders to gain their log books and training, while around 20 club members participated in an officials and scrutineering coarse on Monday night. The next event on the club’s calendar will be the very popular flat track event at Gamblings on 13 September.

Express Success in Meningie

A record eighty-two entries was received at the annual Meningie Motorcycle Clubs Pony Express on Sunday June 28.  In perfect conditions the tag team race also attracted a huge crowd of spectators to watch the event which was sponsored by Bridgeland Motorcycles, Bonney’s Hardware and Electrical and Coonalpyn Farm Machinery with all the prizes donated. There were even several spectators from the sky with various flying craft hovering overhead during the day. The main event of the day was the gruelling Senior Class race with a record 35 riders battling for more than two hours over both the motocross and endure tracks covering more than eight kilometres in each loop before changing riders with some participants riding solo. The coveted first place was taken out by Richard Barker and Josh Hoskins, but the placings were so close, that there was some confusion with the results in the end with the first five teams being only single points apart and a tie for second position discovered on a count-back the next day. That second spot was finally awarded to two local teams, Shaun Cunneen and Mark Stephenson as well as Scott Liebelt and Rhys Fischer with the third place awarded to Sam Artini and Tyrone Igady. There was also equal firsts in the veteran’s class with Richard Ytsma and Mark Rev tying with Chris Major and Joe Bunnick. Second prize was awarded to D Bradbrook and Todd Cusack and third was won by Craig Trottman and Rob Vlaanderen. The team of brothers Mike and Perry Gibbs took out the quad class Pony Express with Richard Gould and Darren Jenki taking home second prize and Alistar Watson and Michael Traynor winning third. Joel Rinaldi and Nick Hartmann won the Pro-Light class with Jack Simonds and Bradley Pickering coming in second. Local riders Sam Ayres and Tim Halliday took home the third prizes. Nathan Ayres and Duke Vlaanderen were the winners of the 125 Junior-Lights class with locals, Jackie Gibbs, one of only three female riders on the day, and Sam Bird taking out second while Bill Traeger and Callum Norsworthy took home the third prize. The 80/85 class Pony Express event saw the teams take to the motocross track only at Meningie with first place going to local riders Jace Stephenson and Joe Bird. Second place went to Daniel Standley and Ethan Rickaby and third spot was won by Travis Klitcher and Jordan Heinrich. The mini bike class and 60/60 cc classes are not tag team events and the first prize was awarded to the only entrant in the mini bike class, Gena Mandfield while Matthew Bunnick and Sam Hunt took out equal first in the 60/65 cc class with Joss Hunt taking home the second prize.

Round four is the next event on the Meningie Motorcycle Club Calendar. This will be a flat track event at a new sight 21 kms north of Meningie on the Ashville road on 12 July.