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Highlights of Two Stroke action throughout the 2018 WAMX Motocross Championships shout out to 50/Fifty Productions for the footage ... See MoreSee Less

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2 days ago

Women’s Champion 2018 Tahlia O’HareWAMX spoke with Tahlia a few days ago same questions we asked the other class champions, coincidentally as per Mat Fabry it was also Tahlia’s first year in Seniors moving up from Juniors for the 2018 season. WAMX :: Going into your first Senior Season what were your goals. Tahlia :: Going into seniors my goal was to win the women’s class and race in MX 2 to learn off the fast boys. WAMX :: What do your sponsors do for you? What do you do for your sponsors? Tahlia :: My sponsors help me out a lot I couldn’t go racing every weekend without them, from supplying me with top quality gear, oils to keep my bikes performing and just helping me out with any other parts and accessories, I try to give them as much exposure as I can from speeches on the podium or social media posts I just try my best to represent them as they believe in me. WAMX :: Coming out of Juniors in 2017 how did you feel about the senior formats of the Series, if you could change anything about them what would it be? Tahlia :: I thought the format was pretty good, only thing I think would make a few numbers is if there was only 4 rounds. A lot of people find it hard to get time off work and the season seems to really drag on especially with the 8 week break we had this year. WAMX :: What are your goals for 2019? Tahlia :: Next season I am hoping to make the move over to Europe and compete in the WMXGP so my goal is to just race over there and we will see how I go. Thank you Tahlia, WAMX wishes you the best of luck with your 2019 season. ... See MoreSee Less

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This Saturday our team will kick off our 5 Day camp, we can not wait to get it all underway! 😁🤟🏽 only 2 spots remain.. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

MX 2 Champion 2018 Mat FabryMat Fabry fresh from Juniors in 2017 really showed the field his style and abilities with 15 wins from 18 starts in the 2018 Motocross Championship series, as we did with MX 1 Champ David Birch we asked Mat some questions and this is what he had to say. WAMX:: Going into your first Senior Season what were your goals? Mat:: Going into seniors my goal was to stay healthy and win the the WAMX MX2 State title and finish top 10 in MXD Nationals. WAMX:: What do your sponsors do for you? What do you do for your sponsors? Mat:: My sponsors do a heap for me from supplying gear and parts throughout the year to cans of Bee Firm all natural energy drinks for race day! Having support from sponsors is a major help no matter how big or small. I feel that each time I podium or win the day I repay them back with exposure which I feel happy about. I believe that loyalty in this sport goes a long way, I have been with Peter Strickland and his race teams since I was 9 years old and he has stuck by me that whole time through good and bad even when I was injured for a long time i cant thank him enough, i also wanted to say a big thank you this year to the Bee Firm NRG/Yamaha team and Yamaha Australia and partners SRD, Five Star Yamaha, Yamalube, GYTR, Bridgestone, Wormall Civil, Power on Cabling, Blackbird racing, Munster motor trimmers and Fabry films. WAMX:: Coming out of Juniors in 2017 how did you feel about the senior formats of the Series, if you could change anything about them what would it be? Mat:: I liked the qualifying part of the senior format because it would show where your speed would be for the day, not saying if you qualified 1st you will win the day, it just gave you an idea of where your speed is. One thing that would be cool which they do in the MX Nationals is the sight lap, that's about it. I think 6 rounds is a long series so the idea of 4 rounds may make more riders support their club series or more opens. WAMX:: What are your goals for 2019? Mat:: I’m hoping to ride the WAMX series in 2019, not sure what class yet, still talking it over with my team manager. Have a few things going on behind the scenes at the moment so seeing how all that goes and taking it day by day. Would love to get over east and do a few National Rounds but it's really hard on the family to afford it and have time off work and study. WA riders have to do it tough travelling to the east coast to race nationals and the budget only goes so far. Thanks Mat, best wishes for 2018 ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

MX 1 Champion 2018 David BirchIn 2017 David Birch won the MX 2 Championship in WA, in 2018 he decided to up the stakes and compete in the MX 1 class for the first time. Sporting the #30 a number synonymous with his good friend Dean Porter who retired from Motocross at the end of 2017, his orginal number was #123 as he lost his two digit number after he decided to quit racing in 2014. He won outright 3 of the 6 rounds taking him to a 63 point lead over second place Charlie Creech. We asked David a couple of questions and this is what he had to say: WAMX:: Was it your goal for the year to take out MX 1, being that it was going to be your first year in the MX 1 class? Birchy:: Yes definitely every year around Xmas and New Years I sit down and set some goals I want to achieve for the up coming season, and the MX 1 championship was at the top of the list. WAMX:: Tell me about your sponsors? what do they do for you and what do you do for them? Birchy:: Without Mandurah City Yamaha , Van Leeuwen Performance, Justin, GP Wholesales , Pirelli , Motul, Earthmac , Eastman&co , Munster motor trimmers , Fergerson brothers, Diamond Design, Sidi Construction and Westeffex I wouldn't be out there racing. It makes it so much easier to go racing when you have good people behind you Note: Birchy said i don’t know what i do for my sponsors, i told him well i think your a pretty good brand ambassador for them, keeping healthy and positive and winning races, he says yeah put that :) so i have!! WAMX:: How did you feel about the senior formats of the Series, if you could change anything about them what would it be? Birchy:: I think WAMX run the series really well and the format is fine, the only thing I would change is the time frame the series is run over . It would be a lot cheaper if you only had to stay fit and keep a bike running for 3 or 4 months instead of 6. WAMX:: What are your goals for 2019? Birchy:: Goals for 2019 are to defend the MX 1 title, I've never defended a title before so I'm up for the challenge. In 2019 David will be defending his title on a Yamaha we look forward to seeing him on the track. ... See MoreSee Less

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