ProMX hits Maitland this weekend

news7g06/25/2022

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Penrite ProMX Championship 2022
Round Five – Maitland, NSW

As Maitland kicks off the second half of the Championship, a huge number of competitors, teams, support and race fans will flock to the Lower Hunter Valley for the ProMX action.

Thor MX1

The THOR MX1 Division recently got another potential move in the Championship, with CDR Yamaha Monster Energy rider Aaron Tanti making his own at the Last Round at Gillman in SA.

Tanti has finally put it all together, matching his breakneck sprint speed with endurance and tenacity over the weather challenges from all the championship contenders in THOR MX1, second Moto win at Gillmanoverall victory for the Round and ushered in a 12-point lead at the top of the THOR MX1 leaderboard with the Red Disc.

Aaron Tanti took the red plate from Gillman – Photo RbMotoLens

One thing is for sure, Tanti will feel at home in the familiar confines of the Maitland track and if there are any laps he can capitalize on the momentum and set the story for the rest of the Championship. enemy, it will take place right in Maitland. ! Follow Tanti from the start as Tanti blasts through his patented sprints in the AMX Superstores’ extreme 10-Point Penalty Match.

It was Todd Waters’ 2019 Champion on the Husqvarna Racing Australia machine that proved stability was key, sitting in 2nd place in the Championship and progressing to Round 5.

Todd Waters fights Tanti at Wodonga – Image RbMotoLens

Behind Waters, Go24 KTM’s Brett Metcalfe will be looking to capitalize on the new confidence gained from the Moto victory and overall podium at his home city race in Gillman.

Another fascinating story from Gillman comes HRC Factory Honda Racing driver Dean Ferris, who has quietly entered the inner ring to treat the effects of a midweek training crash. That’s not the dominance we’ve seen in Wodongabut a steady day in the top 5 now leaves Ferris 23 points behind Red Plate and is certainly looking to bounce back and set the tone for the rest of the Championship at Maitland.

Dean Ferris at Wodonga – RbMotoLens . Image

Kirk Gibbs’ KTM Australia also returns to form at Gillman With an overall podium, currently 5th in the Championship, Gibbs is another veteran who could enter podium fights any time in the second half of the Championship.

Kirk Gibbs is still very much on the title hunt – Image RbMotoLens

Thor MX1 points

Location	Rider	Bicycle	total
first	Aaron TANTI	Yamaha	164
2	Todd WATERS	Husqvarna	152
3	Brett METCALFE	KTM	150
4	Dean FERRIS	Honda’s motobike	141
5	Kirk GIBBS	KTM	130
6	Hayden MELLROSS	Gas	107
7	Jayden RYKERS	Kawasaki	105
8	Joel EVANS	Honda’s motobike	95
9	Kyle WEBSTER	Honda’s motobike	85
ten	JOBEN BALDWIN	Honda’s motobike	78
11	Joel WIGHTMAN	Yamaha	75
twelfth	Dylan WOOD	KTM	53
13	Luke CLOUT	Yamaha	50
14	Zachary Watson	Honda’s motobike	44
15	Lochie LATIMER	KTM	43
16	Matt MOSS	KTM	37
17	Bryce OGNENIS	KTM	25
18	Caleb . ward	Honda’s motobike	22
19	Levi MCMANUS	Honda’s motobike	21
20	Cody O’LOAN	KTM	21
21	Oliver MARCHAND	Honda’s motobike	20
22	Kye ORCHARD	kawasaki	19
23	Mitchell NORRIS	Gas	17
24	Zhane DUNLOP	Yamaha	16
25	Liam JACKSON	Kawasaki	15
26	John DARROCH	Yamaha	15
27	Cory WATTS	Honda’s motobike	14
28	Siegah ward	Honda’s motobike	13
29	Luke ZIELINSKI	Yamaha	twelfth
30	Jesse BISHOP	KTM	9
thirty first	Liam ATKINSON	KTM	7
32	Levi McMANUS	Honda’s motobike	5
33	Beau DARGEL	KTM	3
34	Jack O’CALLAGHAN	Honda’s motobike	2
35	Riley STEPHENS	Honda’s motobike	2
36	Joel CIGLIANO	Kawasaki	first

Pirelli MX2

In the Pirelli MX2, HRC Honda Racing Australia’s Wilson Todd entered the Round while regaining full title after a dominating performance at Gillman and is currently taking a clear 61 with Red Plate.

Wilson Todd is setting a pace that the rest of the competition doesn’t match – Image RbMotoLens

Had a perfect day with a 1-1 Moto score and overcame one of his closest rivals Alex Larwood on the Yamalube Yamaha Racing Team at GillmanTodd has really set the tone that it’s his championship to take control as we start the second half of the season.

The only rider to beat Todd to win the Moto 2022, Serco Yamaha’s Bailey Malkiewicz, is battling a knee injury caused by a knee injury. Gillman, it’s time for someone to step on the plate and challenge Todd’s dominance. Who will that be? Time will tell at Maitland this weekend.

Bailey Malkiewicz is the only driver to beat Todd this season – Image RbMotoLens

Score Pirelli MX2

Location	Rider	Bicycle	total
first	Wilson TODD	Honda’s motobike	193
2	Alex LARWOOD	Yamaha	132
3	Rhys BUDD	Yamaha	131
4	Bailey MALKIEWICZ	Yamaha	118
5	Ryder KINGSFORD	Yamaha	117
6	Dylan WILL	Husqvarna	109
7	Liam ANDREWS	Honda’s motobike	105
8	Jesse DOBSON	Yamaha	104
9	Noah FERGUSON	Gas	101
ten	Haruki YOKOYAMA	Kawasaki	97
11	JAI CONSTANTINOU	Kawasaki	74
twelfth	Isaac FERGUSON	Gas	62
13	Blake FOX	Gas	58
14	Hugh McKAY	Yamaha	55
15	Kaleb BARHAM	Husqvarna	53
16	Jayce COSFORD	Yamaha	49
17	Chandler BURNS	Honda’s motobike	47
18	Brodie CONNELLY	Yamaha	45
19	Levi ROGERS	Yamaha	37
20	Tye JONES	Husqvarna	20
21	Mackenzie O’BREE	Yamaha	11
22	SWEET Jacob	Yamaha	11
23	Wilson GREINER-DAILY	KTM	ten
24	Connor TIERNEY	Honda’s motobike	8
25	Braeden KREBS	Yamaha	7
26	Korey MCMAHON	Gas	7
27	Dylan MARCHAND	Honda’s motobike	3
28	Tomas RAVENHORST	KTM	2
29	Jai WALKER	KTM	first
30	George KNIGHT	Honda’s motobike	first

Maxxis MX3

At Maxxis MX3, we saw an outburst and inconsistency of youth rocking the Championship standings, with KTM Australia youngster Kayden Minear closing the gap to just one point. Campbell Williams of HRC Honda Racing Australia.

It can be said that Maitland will be a battleground for momentum in the field of Maxxis MX3 and all eyes will be on Minear Vs. Williams to see what the youngster can do to claim their possession on Red Plate after leaving NSW on Sunday afternoon.

Score Maxxis MX3

Location	Rider	Bicycle	total
first	Campbell WILLIAMS	Honda’s motobike	161
2	Kayden MINEAR	KTM	160
3	Jack MATHER	Husqvarna	135
4	Byron DENNIS	Gas	125
5	Jet ALSOP	KTM	116
6	Ryan ALEXANDERSON	KTM	114
7	Thynan KEAN	Honda’s motobike	108
8	Brock FLYNN	Husqvarna	92
9	Connor TOWILL	KTM	79
ten	Myles GILMORE	Yamaha	78
11	Ryley FITZPATRICK	Gas	68
twelfth	Cooper HOLROYD	Yamaha	55
13	Koby HANTIS	Yamaha	50
14	Jake CANNON	Yamaha	49
15	Connor ROSSANDICH	KTM	43
16	Liam OWENS	Husqvarna	43
17	Kobe DREW	Yamaha	41
18	Jyle CAMPBELL	Yamaha	37
19	Hixson McINNES	Honda’s motobike	33
20	Seth BURCHELL	Yamaha	33
21	Deegan Mancinelli	Honda’s motobike	24
22	Cody KILPATRICK	Kawasaki	22
23	Liam JACKSON	Yamaha	19
24	Hunter COLLINS	KTM	17
25	Deacon PAICE	KTM	17
26	Jack McLEAN	Yamaha	11
27	Angus PEARL	Yamaha	11
28	Thomas Lambert	KTM	5
29	Rian King	KTM	5
30	Kobi WOLFF	Husqvarna	5
thirty first	Brodie PETSCHUER	Honda’s motobike	4
32	Sonny PELLICANO	Honda’s motobike	2
33	Koby TATE	Yamaha	2
34	Rory FAIRBROTHER	KTM	2
35	Jordan MINEAR	KTM	first
36	Zane MACKINTOSH	Honda’s motobike	first

Yamaha bLU cRU YZ65 Cup

Additionally, adding to the incredible lineup of ProMX action, Maitland will also host the first ever Yamaha bLU cRU YZ65 Cup final for the Championship.

Don’t miss any of the action and get tickets to Round 5 of the Penrite ProMX 2022 Championship presented by AMX Superstores by clicking here.