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ENTRY LIST CONFIRMED FOR ROADCRAFT JUNIOR WORLD MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
The entry list has been confirmed for the 2009 RoadCraft FIM Junior Motocross World Championship in Taupo, New Zealand on August 15-16.
“New Zealand’s top junior motocross riders will compete again riders from countries as varied as Latvia, Guatamala, The Netherlands and New Caledonia – it’s a real melting pot of nationalities,” said Geoff Hall, President of the innovative Taupo Motorcycle Club which is hosting the event.
It is the first time the Junior World Motocross has left European shores and is considered a real coup for Taupo and for New Zealand.
“We are extremely pleased with the standard of riders competing – Glenn Coldenhoff from The Netherlands and Dylan Ferrandis from France finished third in their respective classes in last year’s Junior World Championship,” said Hall.
“The global financial crisis impacted on the ability of some countries to send more than one rider, which is unfortunate.”
“However, it has provided a unique opportunity for some other Kiwi and Australian riders to step up to World Championship level and fill their place.”
Another championship hopeful is Latvian Davis Ivanovs who finished ninth at last year’s Junior World Championship.
“I understand he is travelling here on his own, speaks very little English and can’t drive – he needed assistance getting to the track each day so, with true Kiwi spirit, one of the event sponsors Venture Travel has ‘adopted’ him ,” said Hall.
New Zealand has a proud history of delivering riders at world championship level such as Ben Townley, Josh Coppins, Daryl Hurley, Cody Cooper, Darryl & Shane King and Katherine Prumm.
Entry to the 2009 RoadCraft FIM Junior Motocross World Championship on Saturday 15th August is free for all spectators and tickets are available at the gate on Sunday 16th August for $15 for adults and $10 for a child. Children under 5 are free.
Practice starts at 9am on Saturday and Sunday with the 85cc racing starting at 12.10pm on Sunday – the second 85cc race will be at 2.10pm and the 125cc class will be in action at 1.10pm and 3.10pm.
For further media information, please contact Clare Ponton Ph: 021 228 3721 or (07) 377 0721 or clare@cpcommunications.co.nz
2009 RoadCraft Junior Motocross World Championships
Entry list 85cc
NUMBER RIDER RIDER COUNTRY MOTORCYCLE
3 Dylan Ferrandis France Yamaha
31 Lars van Berkel Netherlands Honda
41 Luke Clout Australia Suzuki
42 Dale Fear Australia KTM
43 Jarred Jeffcoat Australia Honda
44 Dylan Long Australia KTM
45 Hayden Mellross Australia Honda
46 Scott Mann Australia Yamaha
47 Joel Dinsdale Australia Yamaha
48 Jay Wilson Australia KTM
49 Jeremy Seewer Switzerland Suzuki
51 Garth Amrein New Zealand Yamaha
52 Courtney Duncan New Zealand Yamaha
53 Aiden Kiff New Zealand
54 Campbell King New Zealand Honda
55 Micah McGoldrick New Zealand KTM
56 Callum Moore New Zealand Yamaha
57 Dion Picard New Zealand Suzuki
58 Dane Russell New Zealand Suzuki
59 Brandon Tipene New Zealand KTM
60 Haki Waller New Zealand Kawasaki
61 Samuele Bernardini Italy KTM
62 Michaboy de Waal Netherlands Suzuki
63 Gregory Vernier France Yamaha
64 Laurent Fath France Honda
65 Hadleigh Knight New Zealand KTM
66 Cameron Vaughan New Zealand
67 James Anderson New Zealand KTM
68 Kieran Bryant New Zealand Kawasaki
69 Logan Blackburn New Zealand Yamaha
70 Jacob Kneebone New Zealand Yamaha
71 Joel Johnson New Zealand Suzuki
72 Matthew Morrissey New Zealand Kawasaki
73 Matt Kenyon New Zealand Yamaha
74 Jake Stewart New Zealand Suzuki
75 Brayden Stephens New Zealand Honda
2009 RoadCraft Junior Motocross World Championships
Entry List 125cc
NUMBER RIDER COUNTRY MOTORCYCLE
3 Glenn Coldenhoff Netherlands Suzuki
9 Davis Ivanovs Latvia KTM
31 Giacomo Del Segato Italy Honda
41 Jamie Collins Great Britain Suzuki
42 Raiarii Vonbalou France Honda
43 Eli Tomac United States Honda
44 Ross Beaton Australia Yamaha
45 Josh Cachia Australia Yamaha
46 Dylan Peterson Australia Honda
47 Matthew Phillips Australia Honda
48 Harley Quinlan Australia Yamaha
49 Jason Reed Australia Kawasaki
50 Tye Simmonds Australia KTM
51 Luke Styke Australia Yamaha
52 Cameron Dillon New Zealand Honda
53 Hamish Dobbyn New Zealand Kawasaki
54 Matthew Hunt New Zealand Kawasaki
55 Kayne Lamont New Zealand Yamaha
56 Jonathan Martelli New Zealand Kawasaki
57 Ethan Martens New Zealand KTM
58 John Phillips New Zealand Kawasaki
59 Mitchell Rees New Zealand Yamaha
60 Kieran Scheele New Zealand Suzuki
61 Craig Smith New Zealand Honda
62 Donny Bastemeyer Netherlands KTM
63 Mathias Bellino France Yamaha
64 Josselin Prunaux France Honda
65 Cedric Francois France KTM
66 Estefan Castillo Guatemala Yamaha
67 Isaiah McGoldrick New Zealand KTM
68 Sam O'Callaghan New Zealand
69 Tom Managh New Zealand Suzuki
70 Nathan Clare New Zealand Yamaha
71 Bjarne Frederikesen New Zealand Honda
72 Michael McCarthy New Zealand
73 Lance O'Dea New Zealand Suzuki
74 Daniel Parry New Zealand Suzuki
75 Joshua Jack New Zealand Suzuki
77 Laine Cooper New Zealand