International Rider Wrap-up August 31, 2021

Filed Under: Important Announcements, News

Australia’s international riders continued their success on the world stage over the last 7 days, with a number of riders standing on the top step of the podium and improving their respective Championship title hopes.

MotoGP

Jack Miller – came agonising close to a podium finish at the British GP at Silverstonr

Remy Gardner – has taken another victory in the Moto2 class and is one step closer to claiming his first World title.

Speedway Grand Prix

Max Fricke – had a tough night but managed to make the semi-final and finish in 6th place.

Jason Doyle – had a tough night at the Russian GP after crashing and then riding the rest of the night with a bent bike.

WorldSBK

Harry Khouri – hard at training in the mountains of Andorra before his next round in the WorldSSP 300.

World Enduro GP

Andy Wilksch – training on a motocross track before the next round of the World Enduro GP.

Wil Ruprecht – captured in action at the EnduroGP of Sweden.

MXGP

Jed Beaton – is ready to fire at the next round of the MXGP.

Tahlia O’Hare – getting in some final practice before the Women’s MXGP this Saturday.

Motocross

Jett Lawrence – dominated in Indianapolis with two victories and regain the Championship points lead in the AMA Motocross.

Brad West – getting in some crucial track time at Glen Helen Raceway.

European Talent Cup

Jacob Roulstone – had a tough weekend on track, but now heads into three months break before the next round.

Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup

Billy Van Eerde – has plenty of rumours circulating on where he may end up racing in the next few weeks. Watch this space.

Harrison Voight – talks about his ongoing recovery from surgery and his fight to get back on track.

Off-Road

McKenzie Tricker – captured on video blasting through the trails

Tayla Jones – wishes she was back competing in the ISDE.

Will Riordan – getting plenty of practice in at his home compound.

Rally

Toby Price – has some merchandise for those looking for some last minute Father’s Day presents.

Speedway

Ben Cook – had a solid points score for the Pirates.

Brady Kurtz – and the Aces scored a win and a loss against Wolverhampton.

Chris Holder – celebrates crossing the line in fine style.

Fraser Bowes – elbows out.

Jack Holder – had another terrific run for Sheffield.

Jaimon Lidsey – getting ready to fire.

James Pearson – continues to improve aboard the 500cc at every meeting.

Jason Doyle – has confirmed he will be riding again for Leszno in 2022

Josh Pickering – has had a busy few days on track.

Justin Sedgman – always ready to race for the Tigers.

Kye Thomson – despite the loss is happy with the improvements being made.

Liam May – has clocked up plenty of KMs in recent days.

Mitchell Cluff – despite an early crash improved throughout the night to secure a spot in the Frittle Cup Final in a couple of weeks time.

Nick Morris – had a tough night in his teams draw.

Rohan Tungate – acknowledges the fans.

Ryan Douglas – had a double header against the Aces and despite scoring plenty of points for the Wolves, they came away with a win and a loss.

Sam Masters – came away smiling after two team wins and a solid points haul.

Zach Cook – scored 8 points in his teams win over Birmingham.

Zane Keleher – gets philosophical before his return to the track.

Italian Superbike Championship

Jack Mahaffy – despite some dramas, takes plenty of positives away from Mugello.mas

BSB

Josh Brookes – proving Superbikes do fly.

Brayden Elliott – is feeling more positive aboard his machine.

Jason O’Halloran – picked out the lucky fans name for the Shoei helmet giveaway.

Sidecars

Mick Alton – after 18 months racing in the UK, the trailer is packed and it’s time to head back to Australia.