Motorcycling Queensland 2011 Annual Report


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Contents

Notice of Annual General Meeting 2 Executive and Staff 3 Sub-Committees Delegates/Auditors 4 General Manager’s Report 5-7 Officials Review Board Report 7-8 Coaching Committee Report 8-9 Dirt Track Sub-Committee Report 9 Enduro Sub-Committee Report 9-10 Historic Sub-Committee Report 10-11 Junior Sub-Committee Report 11 Motocross Sub-Committee Report 12-13 Moto Trials Sub-Committee Report 13 Road Racing Sub-Committee Report 14-15 Speedway Sub-Committee Report 15 Supermoto Subcommittee Report 16 Women’s Sub-Committee Report 17 Affiliated Clubs 2011 18 Licenced Tracks 2011 19-20 Licences and Permits 2011 21 Financial Reports 1-26 2011 Honour Roll 50-55


Annual General Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Motorcycling Queensland will be held at 2/8 Gordon Street, Ipswich, on Wednesday 2nd May 2012 at 7.30pm.

The business of the Annual General Meeting shall be:

1) To receive Delegates, appointed by affiliated clubs, as Members of the Council.

2) To read the Minutes from last year’s Annual General Meeting.

3) To receive the Annual Report of Motorcycling Queensland.

4) To receive the 2011 Financial Accounts of Motorcycling Queensland.

5) To receive the results of elections from nominated candidates of a Senior Vice-President,

two Executive members and members of Subcommittees.

6) To consider any nominations for Life Membership.

7) To consider any recommendations for the advancement of the sport and the pastime of

motorcycling and the well being of MQ.


Executive and Staff 2011

Motorcycling Queensland Executive

Administration Staff

Michael Doohan

A.M. Patron

Cnr Paul Pisasale Patron

Derek Rumble

President

Tony Malone Senior Vice-President

Ralph Freeman Junior Vice-President

Lee-Anne Fien Executive

Terry Wellsteed Executive

Jim Feehely Executive

John Walker Executive

Lindsay Granger General Manager

Rachelle Houterman

Administration

Officer

Michael Brown

Events Officer

Kylie Priday

Accounts Officer/PA

Kim Rowcliffe

Operations Manager

Courtney Wingfield

Licencing

Officer


Sub-Committees, Delegates / Auditors

As at 31/12/2011

Dirt Track:

(Chairman), Kevin Burgess, Lisa Allen, Anne Morato, Allan Hughes

Enduro: Brad Peterson(Chairman), John Hand, Peter Buckley, Kelly Nash, Peter Allan

Historic:

Colin Metcher (Chairman), Fraser McMillan, Duane Hutley, Stephen Peirce, Trevor Liversidge

Junior:

Simon Wadwell (Chairman), Nathan Crawford, Julie Newsome, Kelly Evans, Adam Walmsley

Motocross: Adrian Robinson (Chairman), Karen Saul, Mal Watson, Mark Franzmann, Ian Kersnovske.

Moto Trials:

Robert Eyres (Chairman), Andrew Carpenter, Scott Carpenter, Jeff Richards, Alex Norton. Recreational On Road: Karina Prince (Chairperson), Steve Payne, Allan Halley. Recreational Off Road: Craig Hartley (Chairman), Rob Pollock, Ray Buchanan, Peter Burnell, John Nation

Road Racing:

Leo Cash (Chairman), Tom Williams, Jared Peters, Matthew Weinert, Tim Hewitt .

Speedway: Kevin Apps (Chairman), Gavin Elmes, Chris Brigden, Craig Hyde, Wayne Kennedy. Supermoto: Paul Dawson (Chairman), Jovian Haidle, Ross Taylor, David Roughley, Rob Crossley Women’s:

David Knight (Chairman), Kelly Nash, Tania Millard, Julie Maeyke.

Motorcycling Australia Delegate:

Derek Rumble

Auditors:

Harding Martin.

Life Members

Mr P. Bell, Mr K. Baker (dec), Mr D. Beak, Mr F. Barber Jnr (dec), Mr S. Brown (dec), Mrs B. Carucci (dec), Mr K. Caldwell (dec), Mr R. Clarke, Mr R. Davidson, Mr M. Doohan, Mr P. Driessens (dec), Mr J. Elms, Mr R. Freeman, Mr J. Gantz (dec), Mr E. Farrelly (dec), Mr A. Hallett (dec), Mr A. Halley, Mr L. Hogg, Mr A, Markley, Mr D. Newell, Mr R. Newitt (dec) Mr B. Newton, Mr M. Pohlmann, Mr R. Rice, Mr E. Rook (dec), Mr L. Sherrin (dec), Mrs M. Steele (dec), Mr N. Stitt (dec), Mr R. Warry, Mr I. Wightman.


Reports

General Manager’s Report

2011 was a year of opportunities and challenges for Motorcycling Queensland. MQ successfully tendered to become the operator of a trail bike park at Wyaralong, south west of Brisbane. The continuing effects of the GFC were still evident in lower licence numbers, low retail bike sales, particularly in the off-road sector and lower participation at many events, however MQ was able to trade steadily through the year. Administration MQ continues to operate from our freehold offices in Gordon Street, Ipswich and both our tenants in this building have continued their leases. Again, MQ’s licence numbers decreased slightly from last year’s total of 7000 and our overall licence numbers continue at around 6600. This decrease was consistent across every state in Australia. With our licence numbers slightly declining through the year, individual event numbers were also facing some difficulties. The summer of floods in southern and central Queensland and the cyclone which affected the northern regions put many of our events behind schedule. Although eight rounds of the Sunshine State Motocross Series went ahead, rider numbers were slightly down and the ThunderX and SEQ Junior motocross series were cut back to three rounds each. Regional events also suffered throughout a difficult year. There were some changes in Motorcycling Queensland’s staff members and positions in 2011, with the staff members being: - Lindsay Granger General Manager - Kim Rowcliffe Operations Manager - Michael Brown Events Officer - Kylie Priday Finance Officer/ PA to the General Manager - Courtney Wingfield Licensing Officer - Rachelle Houterman Administration Officer In early 2012, MQ employed Daniel Rowe as Licensing Officer to take over from Courtney Wingfield, who will step into the position of Finance Officer when Kylie Priday goes on maternity leave in middle of the year. The Executive has continued unchanged since the 2011 AGM under the Presidency of Derek Rumble. During this time the Executive has undertaken an extensive consultation with clubs prior to drafting a new Constitution which is the subject of a postal ballot at the 2012 AGM. Our subcommittees continued their valuable work throughout the year. The ‘face-to-face’ meeting of all subcommittees continued in 2011 and is now a regular opportunity for subcommittee members to meet in person each year .The 2011 Zone meetings were held in Rockhampton and Cairns in November and both meetings included elections for the Zone Committees in North and Central Queensland as well as the election of the Central Queensland members of various Motorcycling Queensland Subcommittees. In order to keep step with the introduction of staggered elections for the MQ Executive and Subcommittees, the election of North Queensland’s Subcommittee delegates will occur in 2012.


Finance The 2011 Financial Report for the overall entity of Motorcycling Queensland and its wholly owned subsidiaries, MQ Holdings and Queensland Moto Holdings shows a net loss of $19,209 for the year. This is a modest loss on a turnover of $2,351,796 and is principally due to reduced licence numbers and an increased expenditure to set up the Queensland Moto Park at Wyaralong. Although there were some increased income areas in 2011 such as permits, rent and leases, these were offset by lower income from licences and sponsorship. In the areas of expenditure, savings on committee costs, insurance and promotions were balanced by higher costs for wages, repairs and maintenance and officials training courses. Although MQ did not increase fees in 2011, a revised set of fees and charges has been developed for 2012. Despite this increase, MQ’s fees remain amongst the lowest of the states. On the Balance Sheet of the entire MQ entity, the value of our assets, including land and buildings is $3,127,303. The annual grant which Motorcycling Queensland receives under the Sport and Recreation Organisational Development program from the Queensland Government showed a CPI increase to $155,000. Motorcycling Queensland thanks the then Minister for Sport, Phil Reeves, for this assistance. MQ continued its loans to clubs throughout 2011. MQ maintained its loan of $80,000 to Queensland Moto Holdings to support the work of the Whitsunday Moto Sports Club to get its Supermoto track at Proserpine under construction, and this track was opened in December 2011. Other loans were maintained for the Sunshine Coast Motorcycle Club and the Mike Hatcher Junior Motorcycle Club. A new loan was established for the Rockhampton and District Motocross Club to assist with their track rebuilding after it was ruined in the January floods. Existing loans were finalised by the North Brisbane, Motorcycle Sportsmen and Townsville Motorcycle Clubs. Sport Development Motorcycling Queensland’s activities and commitment to the areas of coaching and officials training are detailed in the separate reports of the Coaching Committee and the Officials Review board. These committees provide an excellent resource for the sport and have continued to advance the development of our coaches, our riders and our event officials. Throughout 2011, Officials training courses were run at Cairns, Gladstone, Nambour, Mackay, Gold Coast, Ipswich, Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast, Dalby, Toowoomba, Airlie Beach, Townsville, Mount Isa, Brisbane and Chinchilla. Level One Coaching Courses were conducted at Ipswich, Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton and the Sunshine Coast. In 2011 MQ did not conduct any of its Club Development and Education Seminars, however seminars are planned to continue in 2012. An Enduro Forum was conducted for riders, officials and other stakeholders. This forum was conducted at the Kedron-Wavell Services Club and attracted 38 participants. The forum provided the Queensland Enduro Subcommittee with a wealth of knowledge to assist their future planning. Our major promotional activities continued through 2011 with a display stand at the National 4x4 and Outdoors Show at the Brisbane RNA Grounds, the launch of Queensland Moto Park at Wyaralong and staff attendance at the Darling Downs Trail Ride Series.


The Motorcycling Queensland Awards Night was held for the first time at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre and this proved to be our best venue to date. It continued to provide the recognition for our best in all aspects of the sport, including riders, coaches, officials and clubs. MQ is now contracted under a 20 year lease as the operator of Queensland Moto Park, a commercial off-road motorcycle park at Wyaralong, near Boonah. MQ was announced as the successful tenderer in early 2011 and the park was officially opened by the Minister for Sport, Phil Reeves on 18 December 2011. The project is being overseen by the South East Queensland Council of Mayors with funding from most SEQ Councils and the Queensland Government. MQ is investing approximately $800,000 in the establishment of the project, sourced from our own funds and a loan from Motorcycling Australia. Park attendance figures from the first three months of operation reveal average attendances of approximately 600 riders per week and a steady trading pattern. In conclusion I would like to thank the members of the MQ staff, the Council, the Subcommittees and the Executive for their dedication, passion and support for motorcycle sport and recreation in Queensland.

Officials Review Board (ORB) Report

The Motorcycling Queensland Officials Review Board (ORB) meets on a monthly basis throughout the year, and continued to do so during 2011. The ORB is charged with many responsibilities, including determining upgrades for officials’ accreditations, recommending applicants for upgrade to level 4 accreditation, assisting with the planning of officials Training Seminars, implementing action resulting from Stewards Reports and correspondence on issues involving officials and recommending new strategies for the improvement of our officials and volunteers roles. The ORB for 2011 consisted of Barry Newton, Joanne Astrop, Christine Jung, Weldon Jung and Terry Wellsteed, each of whom brings a vast array of knowledge to the committee. Again the ORB relies on the input from Bud Markley, Central Queensland delegate, and Mark Franzmann, North Queensland delegate. In 2006 the ORB introduced the “ORB Official of the Month” award, and this has continued in 2011. However, we saw a decline in the number of nominations. We would encourage our Stewards to use the “Official of the Year awards” section on their reports to nominate officials who perform in an outstanding and professional manner. A minor offence and issues database has been developed to help track minor issues that occur on a regular basis. Two issues that show up are unlicensed or incorrectly licensed officials and one meeting licences issued to junior riders without riders having or showing their junior log books. Stewards Reports were generally good, but some stewards still fail to handle issues on the day of the event and include all details in their Stewards Report, expecting the issue can be dealt with by someone else. 38 applications for licences upgrades have been considered and it is pleasing to see this. There is a concern however about the long time taken for MA to upgrade or renew level 4 applications that have been endorsed by the ORB. For 2012 an “official’s pathway document” will be produced to outline the requirements for officials to upgrade their Licences. We ran 42 Officials Training Seminars throughout the state for a total of 454 attendees, and in 2011 more mid-week seminars were introduced.


The ORB would like to thank all our presenters, as well as Kim Rowcliffe (MQ Operations Manager) and Peter Bell (Officials Training Coordinator) on their outstanding work all year. Again we believe our seminars are the best in Australia. Queensland officials act in senior roles in national and international events in Australia. Event audits have been conducted in Motocross, Road Racing and Enduro in 2011and we would like to thank all officials for their help and co-operation with our Auditors. The ORB would like to thank all officials and volunteers for the input into Motorcycling in Queensland. I would like to thank my fellow members of the ORB; Joanne, Weldon, Christine and Barry for their work, as well as MQ’s General Manager, Lindsay Granger and all the MQ staff for their guidance. Finally I would like to acknowledge our hard working new MQ Events Officer - Michael Brown for his outstanding work and assistance all year. On Behalf of the ORB Terry Wellsteed- chairperson

Coaching Committee Report

The Motorcycling Queensland Coaching Committee continues to meet on a regular basis to plan and organise Motorcycling Queensland’s Coaching activity. One of our primary responsibilities are to offer advice to the Motorcycling Queensland’s Executive and Motorcycling Australia’s Coaching Commission on ‘motorcycle coaching issues’. The Committee takes this responsibility seriously and we aim to continue to improve the coaching systems within our sport. The Junior Coaching and Kick Start Programs have been with us for some time now, and speaking broadly, the committee believes these systems to be a success. There continues to be the need to look at ways of improving the system, however we believe the concept of compulsory (necessary) coaching for juniors is here to stay. The Coaching Committee is proud of our record in providing Queenslanders with opportunities to obtain coaching licences and accreditation. In 2011 we conducted four (4) courses; two in Ipswich and one each in Sunshine Coast and Townsville for a total of 29 attendees. In Queensland we are lucky to have such skillful and knowledgeable presenters of the Coaching Course in the form of Dave Fuller, Casey Rice, Leo Cash and Tania Millard – a big thank-you to each for their efforts in training our new and aspiring coaches. Unfortunately we were not able to roll out any Refresher Coaching Courses in 2011, and this is a situation we aim to rectify in 2012. In 2011 the Coaching Committee once again conducted our U21s Elite Training Camp Program. In a different pattern from previous years however, our U21s First Timer Camp and U21s Refresher Camps ran concurrently at the same venue which proved to be successful. I am pleased to report that attendees at the camp were outstanding and fully justified their selection at these camps. Thanks must go to my fellow Camp Presenters - Chris Urquhart, Dave Fuller, Annalise Chester and Jemma Wilson.


Jason Rice was acknowledged with the Services to Coaching Award at the 2011 Motorcycling Queensland Awards Night, whilst Barry Surawski was presented with the Coach of the Year award – congratulations to both who have been massive contributors to the coaching system in Queensland over a long period of time. Many thanks to those who have served on the Coaching Committee over the past 12 months, namely John Urquhart, Bryan Tricklebank, Dave Fuller and Tania Millard, and thanks also to the support offered by the Motorcycling Queensland office, in particular Kim Rowcliffe. Rodney Jenner – Chairman

Dirt Track Sub-Committee Report

The past year has seen the Dirt Track discipline hold steady in Queensland. The shortage of racing venues is still the most significant factor for the discipline. The 2011 Queensland Dirt Track was held over Easter as a three day event at two different venues, Lang Park in Townsville & Dray Park in Proserpine. Feedback from competitors was positive on the format of the event being held at the two tracks. The 2011 Queensland Long Track Championships were also held up north at Lang Park in Townsville. Both championships offered some excellent competitive, skilful & safe racing on display. Matt Kuhne was invited to assist the subcommittee with the selection of the inaugural Matt Kuhne Perseverance Award which saw Dirt Track clubs nominate Junior members from the 65cc age group with Max Whale from the North Brisbane Junior Motorcyle Club the inaugural winner. The committee would like to thank the Kuhne Family for their support. The strong support and commitment by the Clubs shown in 2011 is encouraging for the continued growth of the discipline. Anne Morato

Enduro Sub-Committee Report

The 2011 Queensland Enduro season turned out to be a memorable one on many levels. The QESC would like to thank everyone for each part of their involvement, whether it was organising events, officiating, working, helping out or racing, thank you for being involved in Enduro. Competitors travelled to Mt Morgan near Rockhampton for the QLD 2-Day Enduro Championships which was being run by Sordid Promotions. The race for Day 1 proved to be a challenging course, however with soaring temperatures and the dry environment at the time, the race was eventually red flagged as a looming bushfire started to take hold. As the race hadn’t run its course, it was impossible to declare QLD champions, so for 2012 QLD rankings were carried over from 2010. QESC congratulates Sordid and all involved, who worked through what turned out to be a difficult weekend. There have been many changes in the QLD Enduro scene since the dismissal of the past committee. With this change it became important that new direction must originate form a forum. The date for the Enduro forum was move forward to assist in future planning for a new committee and was a very welcome contribution. For 2012 the use of electronic timing through MyLaps became reality. This will change the Enduro scene in QLD considerably as timing issues have been


an issue for the past decade. The QESC would publicly like to thanks all people who have been involved in making this happen. The A4DE was held in Mackay by the Gum Valley Club and it proved to be an event that put QLD Enduro back on the map again since the running of the 4 day at Tansey in 1996. The event spoke for itself with great organisation, good spectating, fantastic final moto and good presentation evening. On a State level the QLD Senior and Junior Team pulled together well as a team and placed 2nd and 1st respectively. QESC would like to thank MQ for their on-going financial assistance for our efforts at each 4 day. Without this help team success would be much more difficult. From the 4 day, QLD was lucky to have 2 riders selected in the Australian 6 Day team to travel to Finland. Kirk Hutton was posting some solid times but sustained a heavy crash that took him out of the race. Jemma Wilson who is also becoming a standard in the Australian women’s team had a successful event. Her goal for 2012 to ride in the World Enduro Championships will only make her stronger again and we wish her the best on these endeavours. As a committee in 2012 we had 2 committee members resign and finish up their efforts for QLD Enduro. Donna Lalonde helped to bring the QESC to a whole new level of professionalism and brought our sport to the modern day. Again many thanks for your efforts Donna. Michael Oliver also finished his service to QESC in 2012. Michael’s enthusiasm and knowledge for motorcycling will be missed. Many thanks Michael. With all the changes happening within QLD Enduro other issues will always arise. The implementation of a timing system throughout the Enduro community, communication to riders / public, sponsor value, rider value, changes to the expectations of how events run, increased professionalism and systems to help run our discipline are all things that we are consistently working towards. We are looking forward to Enduro clubs becoming more involved with the running of events and working with these clubs to make their goal happen. In the end, riding a bike in the bush is great fun and for 2012 we’re looking to have even more! See you out there. Brad Peterson Chairman QESC

Historic Sub-Committee Report

Motocross continues to be the success story of the Historic disciplines. Regular meetings are well subscribed. The major rewrite of the regulations governing the sport is considered a great success. Historic Road Racing continues in a low profile mode in Queensland. There is now only one open historic meeting annually; the “BIG CHILL” held at Stanthorpe in midwinter each year! This meeting continues to be a social and financial success but will never attract a significant interstate entry. Motorcycle Sportsmen continue to offer participation for classics at their modern meetings but a successful formula to attract a significant entry remains elusive. There is little activity in Historic Dirt Track and Trials. At the organisational level the Historic Subcommittee had a difficult year. Annual elections threw up a disparate, geographically separated group with little previous contact. It proved impossible for the members of the subcommittee to meet on any regular basis.


At the national level log books remain a major barrier to new entrants to the sport. There is a desperate need for full documentation, by model, of permitted modifications and components on the MA web site. Fraser McMillan

Junior Sub-Committee Report

The Junior Subcommittee represents all junior motorcycle sport disciplines and over the last 12 months we have been organising a range of the junior development activities, assessing junior MX grading and planning next year’s activities as well as the South East Queensland Junior MX Series. In early 2011 the subcommittee and the wider motorcycle community was devastated by the untimely passing of Mr. Steve Dinsdale. At the time Steve had only just joined the subcommittee we were all looking forward to his contribution to the subcommittee. The decision to run a Junior Development Fund raffle in conjunction with Licence applications and renewals in 2011 was a great success, with Ron Draper drawn as the inaugural winner of this raffle at the 2011 MQ Awards Night. The raising of additional funds for injection into the Junior Development Fund (JDF) benefits all subcommittees as it increases the available pool of funds that subcommittees can apply for. Thank-you to everyone who purchased tickets in 2011 and to the Motorcycling Queensland staff for administering this process. I am pleased to advise that the JDF will again run in 2012 with a slightly updated formula (more winners). I’d encourage anyone who is able to, to purchase raffle tickets in 2012. All but one of the approved activities from the 2011 JFD were run and reports are that those that did run were very successful, with subcommittees keen to once again apply for funding in 2012. The Junior Sub Committee once again had the unenviable job of selecting the 2011 Junior Achiever of the Year. Congratulations to the following riders who were selected as finalists from each of their individual disciplines:

Zaine Kennedy (Speedway)

Lachlan Hannam (Moto-Trials)

Peter-Daniel Allan (Enduro)

Lauren Jones (Womens)

Hunter Lawrence (Motocross)

Broc Pearson (Dirt Track)

Jack Miller (Road Race)

Further congratulations to Hunter Lawrence who was chosen as the 2011 winner.

Unfortunately our long serving North Queensland delegate - Kelly Evans recently resigned from the subcommittee. Her hard work and knowledge will be greatly missed.

Special mention to fellow subcommittee member - Nathan Crawford who collected in excess of $8,000 in sponsorship for the 2011 South East Queensland Junior Motocross Series.

Many thanks to all those that served on the Junior subcommittee in 2011, we look forward to an even bigger 2012.

Simon Wadwell Chairman


Motocross Sub-Committee Report

Queensland’s motocross events ranged from club days through to the Australian Championships and most of these have been successful and maintained steady growth for 2011.

Two rounds of the Australian Motocross Championships were run in Queensland last year at Toowoomba and Coolum. The meetings were very successful the tracks were in excellent condition. The Australian Supercross Championship round at Ipswich was successfully run however the promoter has announced that they are not continuing to promote this event in 2012. Australia selected a team of riders to compete in the Junior Motocross World Championships in Italy including Queenslanders Reece Rayner, Wilson Todd, Hunter Lawrence, Scott Mann and Mitchell Evans. The “2011 Honda Australian Junior Motocross Championships” was run at Murray Bridge in South Australia however no Queensland riders won a championship class. The “Yamaha Queensland Motocross Championship” was run under a successful new format at Coolum. Numbers were up on 2010 and the new format ran over four days. Jacob Wright and Hunter Lawrence were the outstanding Queensland riders at this event. The “Shell Advance Sunshine State Motocross Series” was run over the full eight rounds although flooding in South East Queensland caused the series schedule to be delayed. The “KTM Thunder X” series was run over three rounds at Kingaroy, Mundubbera and Jimboomba. The “Queensland Women’s Motocross Championship” featured both Junior and Senior classes in a single round championship at Coolum in April. . Queensland Motocross again would like to thank the sponsors who have been supporting us over the last few years. Moto National (Shell Advance) Honda Yamaha Suzuki Dirt Action KTM Metalink Loose Kid Industries Ash’s Spoken Wheelz Mx Race Prep RMF Racing MX Tearoffs JWR Motorcycles Schools Torque Dirty WRD Racing Developments MX World Matty Muir Photography Martin Jonkers Toyota Pengelly Truck & Trailers Link International Ninetwo Decals Tattoo Racing Diesel Specialists Paul Baericke’s MPE R & R Earthmoving Queensland Motocross acknowledges the assistance of our 2011 race secretaries, Rachel Hern and Yvette Robinson who continued to lift the profile of the series. The exciting new single round format for the Queensland Motocross Championships will continue with the 2012 event to be staged at the Gum Valley track outside Mackay.


Our thanks as always need to go out to all event partners and the clubs promoting rounds for this and last year and their many volunteers who make these events a success .we look forward to working with each of you in 2012. As always special thanks go to all MQ office staff for their on-going support. The coordination of motocross in Queensland is only possible due to the work of the members of the Queensland Motocross Subcommittee; Karen Saul, Mal Watson, Mark Franzmann and Ian Kersnovske. Ian resigned in late 2011 and Nathan Crawford was nominated to fill this casual vacancy.

Adrian Robinson Motocross Subcommittee Chairman

Moto Trials Sub-Committee Report

Firstly I would like to thank all those who have worked with me on the sub-committee during 2011, Andrew Carpenter, Scott Carpenter, Alex Norton and Jeff Richards. Also thanks to all the staff at Motorcycling Queensland again for giving 110%. Again this year we have seen Moto-trials continue to grow and this is evident by one new affiliated Trials club joining our ranks. I would like to welcome Central Queensland Trials Club, I assure them, that they have the full support of the sub-committee members. In 2011, Moto-Trials clubs of Queensland ran a total of 23 events, with the main focus being to run a friendly, safe and fair event to a very high standard and I am happy to say, that all were run with no issues or concerns arising throughout the year, thanks again to the Standard set by all the officials. Also in 2011, it was announced that Australia would, for the first time ever, be hosting two rounds of the FIM world championships. These events will be run in Maldon Victoria on the 26th and 27th May 2012. This event is going to be an excellent opportunity to showcase moto-trials at the highest level in Australia, which can only help the sport to grow and grow. From this came the opportunity for current senior MA officials to become FIM officials in order to run the event. In December Rowan Gibson and myself travelled to Bendigo to take part in the FIM training, which was an excellent event with both of us now holding FIM clerk of course and sporting steward Licences. Also part of running such an event is the need for volunteers, particularly observers and I would like to thank the 25 Queenslanders who have put their hands up to travel down to Maldon to take part in this history making event a success will mean that it is likely Australia will host this event again, which can only help our sport to grow. As part of the FIM event the sub-committee has arranged a bus trip to help provide an opportunity to as many people as possible to witness the world’s best in action and I must say, I had no problems filling the bus. We leave on Wednesday the 23th of May and Return to Brisbane on the 29th May. Lastly, was the opening of Queensland Moto Park at Wyaralong, it was great day and to see the trials bikes lined up on the front row when the flag was dropped alongside the motocross bikes was great. Well done to Lindsay and all the others that helped make this park a reality. Thanks again, to all that have supported me and the sport of Moto-Trials throughout 2011.

Robert Eyres Chairman


Road Racing Sub-Committee Report

The Queensland Road Race Sub Committee is made of members from a variety of locations including Mareeba - Mathew Weinert, Tim Hewitt from Townsville and three from SEQ: Tom Williams, Jared Peters and Leo Cash as Chairperson. Our meetings are conducted through the use of Skype to the two members in FNQ with the three SEQ members using the Motorcycle Sportsmen Club rooms in Albion. Submissions made for changes in 2011 included:

Requesting allowance for race secretaries to compete as long as there is a race secretary assistant who would not be competing in the same race.

Requesting that riders who are moving from junior to senior are eligible to be coached on a senior bike from 15 years and 9 months to allow them time to adjust to the larger capacity before competing on the day they turn 16.

Queensland 1-10 plates, the top ten riders in Queensland Road Racing

Grading riders who have turned senior for smaller capacity bikes only and maintaining a lower grading for the larger capacity until they gain more experience.

Challenges

Continual wet weather caused the abandonment of Pirelli Masters of Morgan Park meeting which included Gregg Hansford Trophy Race and the National BEARs Round

The distance from SEQ to FNQ and CQ race tracks has its challenges due not only to distance for riders to travel but also track availability and size which limits classes which are able to participate at different venues.

New venues

The completion of the Whitsunday Moto Sports Club in Proserpine, Central Queensland. Noteworthy Achievements

Jack Miller winning the IDM 125cc Championship in Germany, nominated and chosen as a finalist for Q-Sport Award as Junior Sportsperson of the year.

Road race clubs, The Motorcycle Sportsmen and Road Race Association of Townsville (RRAT) Voted No 1 and No 2 for the Club of the Year Awards at Motorcycling Queensland’s Awards Night.

Road Race Association of Townsville application to hold Qld Historic Road Race Championships in 2012 for eligible classes

The Top Ten Road racers in Queensland as per the 1-10 Plate format 1. Linden Magee (SBK) 2. Nathan Houterman (SBK) 3. Hayden Fitzgerald (S/S) 4. Jesse Wacker (SBK) 5. Sam Phillips (Clubsport) 6. Chris Wacker (SBK) 7. Kyle Buckley (S/S) 8. Simon Dixon (Clubsport) 9. Luke Burgess (S/S) 10. Phillip Foster (S/S)


Changes

A change in the RRSC members when Shane Dee vacated his seat after 2 ½ years, with Tim Hewitt also from Townsville replacing Shane.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff at Motorcycling Queensland for their hard work and support. Leo Cash Chairman

Speedway Sub-Committee Report

The speedway subcommittee of 2011 would like thank all clubs involved over the last twelve months for their support and also all the hard working officials that give their time to make all meetings a great success. Without the clubs, officials and riders/passengers these successes would not be possible. All of our state titles were well supported with some great race meetings both in North and South Queensland. The loss of Gary Moon shook the speedway world and even though this happened a week before the Queensland sidecar titles, the meeting still went ahead successfully. The 2011 Junior under 16 125cc Championships was hosted by North Brisbane JMCC and this meeting was won by Max Fricke (Vic). In second place was Zaine Kennedy (Qld) and in third place was Brandon Coglan (Qld). This was a great meeting with all riders putting in a big effort. The 2011 350cc title was not able to take place due to insufficient entries. The riders who entered rode for the Dave Booth Memorial Shield with the winner being Max Fricke (Vic), with Dalton Nilsen (Qld) in second and Ellis Perks (Qld) in third. The Under 21 solo Championship was hosted by Ayr Motorcycle Club and this was another great meeting with a mixture of riders from the United Kingdom, New South Wales and Queensland. Kyle Howarth (UK) took first place, with Michael Penfold (NSW) in second and Tom Perry (UK) in third. The 2011 Open Solo Championship was hosted by North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club and this meeting was also well supported by riders from the United Kingdom and Queensland. This event was a great meeting with Josh Grajczonek (Qld) claiming the title. In second place was Josh Auty (UK) and Nick Morris (Qld) in third. This meeting is held late in the year so that all our Queensland riders who compete overseas throughout the winter can take part in their home State Championship. The 2011 Queensland Sidecar Championship was held at the Maryborough Sporting Car Club. This meeting was run well by the club and it is good to see a car club involved and supporting Speedway. Darrin Treloar (NSW) won this event, with Andrew Buchanan (NZ) in second with David Hagel in third place. This Championship was held with Gary Moon’s position remaining vacant throughout the heats as a mark of respect for the multi State, National and World Title holder and his family. Many thanks to my fellow Speedway subcommittee members and the Motorcycling Queensland staff for all of their help and support throughout the year. Kevin Apps Chairman


Supermoto Sub-Committee Report

In this our second year of operation, the Queensland Supermoto Subcommittee continues to learn how to become an effective advocate group for our riders and supporters. The subcommittee is becoming more aware and understanding of the role that we play in promoting of our chosen discipline. Despite this we still face a number of key challenges and they are: *Lack of Practice venues in South East Queensland *Slower than expected increase in numbers *Attracting new riders to the discipline *Scheduling of events to fit in with national calendar *Greater recognition from our national governing body – Motorcycling Australia *The use of One event licenses at Open meetings Some noteworthy On-Track achievements for Queensland Supermoto to be proud of are: *Ross Taylor 1st place: S1 National Title *Beau Laing 2nd place: S2 National Title (winner of round 2 of Australian Titles) *Tom Gardiner 3rd place: S1 National Title Some noteworthy Off-Track achievements for Queensland Supermoto to be proud of are: *The development of the Whitsundays Motorsport complex *The development of dirt sections at Morgan Park Raceway *A S9 Junior class being run as part of the North Queensland Road Race Titles *Gladstone and Rockhampton Kart Tracks hosting CQ Minimoto Club events Some developing trends that the Supermoto discipline needs to be aware of include: *A decrease in the number clubs interested in hosting or promoting events *An increase in the number of North Queensland riders. *Others states growing in events and numbers *S1 class declining in numbers The Supermoto subcommittee would like to acknowledge our major sponsors, namely: LKI, JN's Race Products, Motoworks NZ, Ultimately we believe that the Supermoto subcommittee continues to be of great benefit to the sport and has created of a lot of awareness statewide. We are appreciative of the ongoing support that we receive from Motorcycling Queensland.


Women’s Sub-Committee Report

2011 was a year of ups and downs for Women’s Motorcycling in Queensland. Our rider numbers in “female only” classes continue to creep up in senior classes, but disturbingly, the number of younger riders entering the sport at club level seems to be on the decline. The Ringmaster Images 2011 Queensland Women’s Motocross Championships were held early in the year at Coolum and this event set the bar by which all women’s events will be judged for years to come. It proved to be both a celebration of women in the sport and a test of their tenacity, as the weather did not make conditions easy for the riders. The No 1 plate for 2011 was once again taken out by 2010 winner, Courtney Knight. Later in the year, Coolum also hosted the Australian Women’s Motocross Championships, and once again, the weather decided to really test the ability and strength of the girls, turning the track into a mud bath with conditions better suited to Jetskis than bikes! 2011 sees the retirement of the very popular “Go Girls” series and the Women’s Sub-Committee extend our thanks to the Farnell family for their dedication to the series. Tripp Industries has come on board for 2012 to sponsor a new development series aimed at growing our riders both in numbers and skills. The Women’s Sub- committee will be hosting six events in 2012. The CQ region continues to support women’s racing by offering a standalone women’s class in the very popular CQ series. Central Queensland will also host both rounds of the 2012 Queensland Women’s Motocross Championships, and we thank Arrow Energy for their sponsorship of the Championships. Kelly Nash


Affiliated Clubs 2011

Albert & District Motorcycle Club Ayr Motorcycle Club Biloela Dirt Riders Blackwater Motorcycle Club Brisbane Motorcycle Club British Singles Motorcycle Club BSA Owners Club Bushrangers Classic Sidecar Racing Association Cairns Motorcycle Club Cairns Recreational Off Road Club Cairns Speedway Riders Assoc Cape York Motorcycle Club Capricorn Dirt Riders Central Burnett Motorcycle Club Charleville Motorcycle Club Inc Charters Towers Motorcycle Club Chinchilla Motorcycle Club Clermont Motorcycle Club Cloncurry Motorsports Club Inc Club Laverda Cooktown Motorcycle Club CQ Mini Moto Curtis Coast Trail Riders Club Dalby Motorcycle Sporting Club Douglas Shire Motorsports Assoc Downs Motorcycle Sporting Club Ducati Owners Club of Queensland Dysart Junior Motocross Club Emerald Motorcycle Club Far North Queensland Road Racing Club Fassifern Motorcycle Club FNQuad Riders Association Gladstone District Dirtriders Gold Coast Motocross Club Gold Coast Motorcycle Sporting Club Goondiwindi & Districts Motorcycle Club Gum Valley Veterans NT Motocross Club Gympie Motorcycle Club Hervey Bay Motocross Club Hughenden Motorcycle Club Ingham Dirt Bike Club Inc Kawasaki Z Owners Motorcycle Club Keppel Coast Motorcycle Club

Kilcoy Motorcycle Club Kingaroy & District Motorcycle Club Lockyer Valley Speedway Assoc Logan River Motorcycle Trials Club Longreach Motorcycle Club Mackay and District Motocross Club Maleny Trial Riders Inc Mareeba Motorcycle Club Maryborough Motorcyclist Club Middlemount Motocross Club Mike Hatcher Junior Motorcycle Club Moranbah Motocross Club Moreton Districts Motocross Moto Guzzi Club of Queensland Motorcycle Sportsmen of Queensland Motorcycle Trail Riders Club of Brisbane Motorcycle Trials Club of Queensland Mount Isa Dirt Bike Club North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club Northern Districts Enduro & Trials Club Pioneer Valley Enduro Club Queensland Early Motorcycle Sports Club Queensland Flag Marshals League Queensland Quad Riders Association Queensland Stadium Motocross Club Queensland Vintage Motocross Club Ravenshoe Motorcycle Club Richmond Dirt Bike Club Road Racing Association of Townsville Rockhampton & Districts Motocross Club Roma District Motorcycle Club Rum City Motorcycle Club Southside Motorcycle Club Suncoast Junior Motorcycle Club Sunshine Coast Motorcycle Club Toowoomba Motocross Club Toowoomba Motorcycle Club Townsville Motorcycle Club Tully Motorcycle Club Western Districts Trials Club Whitsunday Dirt Riders Club Whitsunday Motosports Club


Licenced Tracks 2011

Albert & District Motorcycle Club Ayr Motorcycle Club Barry Surawski Coaching Biloela Dirtriders Club Blackwater Junior Motorcycle Club Brisbane Motorcycle Club Cairns Motorcycle Club Cairns Speedway Riders Cape York Motorcycle Club Central Burnett Motorcycle Club Charlton Raceway Inc. Charters Towers Motorcycle Club Chinchilla Motorcycle Club Chris Urquhart Coaching Clermont Motorcycle Club CQ Mini Moto Dalby Motorcycle Club Douglas Shire Motors Sports Assn Dysart Motorcycle Club Emerald Motorcycle Club Far North Queensland Road Racing Club Gladstone Dirtriders Club Gold Coast Motocross Club Goondiwindi Motorcycle Club Gum Valley Veterans & NT Club Gympie Motorcycle Club Hervey Bay Motocross Hughenden Motorcycle Club Ingham Dirt Bike Club International Entertainment Group John Quadrio Coaching Keppel Coast Motorcycle Club Kilcoy Motorcycle Club Kingaroy Dist Motorcycle Club Lindsay Hawkings Longreach Motorcycle Club Mackay & District Motorcycle Club Mareeba Motorcycle Club Maryborough Motorcycle Club Maryborough Sporting Car Club Middlemount Motorcycle Club Mike Hatcher Junior Motorcycle Club Moranbah Motocross Club Moreton Districts Motocross Motorcycling Queensland MX Subcommittee Mount Isa Dirt Bike Club MQ Supermoto Subcommittee North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club Peter Hamilton Coaching Pioneer Park Speedway

Stanmore Park, Beenleigh Brandon Sports Reserve Aratula Stoneyridge Raceway Blackwater Complex, Turpentine Road, Nudgee; Harrisville Edmonton NQ International Raceway Weipa Riverside Raceway, Mundubbera Charlton Raceway Gladstone Park: Serenity Farm Brigalow Urquhart Training Facility Charles St Gladstone Kart Track; Rockhampton Kart Track Dennis St Mossman Motocross Tay Glen Mosquito Creek Mako Track, Mareeba Benaraby Reedy Creek Kildonan Rd Koumala Neusavale Dundowran Park; Horne’s Property Hughenden Ingham MX Track Willowbank Supermoto Track Tolga Motocross Track Yeppoon Glenfern Park Edenvale Rd Mac’s Speedway Sandpiper Rd Riverside Kerribee Park Action Park Maryborough Speedway Middlemount Mike Hatcher Park Goonyella Rd Tivoli Motocross Morgan Park Motocross Track Jubilee Park Willowbank, Supermoto Practice Track Raubers Rd, Northgate Peter Hamilton Coaching Track Pioneer Park


Licenced Tracks 2011 Continued

Pioneer Valley Enduro Club Queensland Early Motorcycle Sporting Club Queensland Vintage Motocross Club Ravenshoe Motorcycle Club Richmond Dirt Bike Club Road Racing Association of Townsville Rockhampton & District MX Club Roma District Motorcycle Club Rum City Motorcycle Club Suncoast Junior Motorcycle Club Sunshine Coast Motorcycle Club Toowoomba Motocross Club Townsville & District Vintage MX Club Townsville Motorcycle Club TPA & I Association Tully Motorcycle Club Warwick & District Sporting Car Club Whitsunday Dirt Riders Club Whitsunday Moto Sports Club Willowbank Race Circuit

Jensen Park, Retreat Station Carnell Raceway Biddaddabah; Coles Creek; Rocksberg Marshall Park; Innot Hot Springs Richmond MX Suncity Raceway Six Mile Kimblers Rd Bingera Weir Coolum Conondale Echo Valley, Toowoomba Rollinstone; Herveys Range Woodstock; Bohle Townsville Showgrounds Dallachy Rd Morgan Park Road Race Dray Park; Happy Valley Whitsunday Raceway Queensland Raceway


Licence Number Comparison

LICENCE TYPE 01/02 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

SENIOR NATIONAL 1953 2183 2144 2367 2368 2668 2973 2919 2838 2634

JUNIOR NATIONAL

868 873 979 1071 1116 1154 1238 1148 1158 1052

RESTRICTED 216 212 152 142 159 176

SENIOR CLUB 485 371 402 309 352 311 352 323 290 252

JUNIOR CLUB 328 323 323 269 297 306 316 248 211 167

ENTRANTS 106 107 98 48 26 23 20 16 20 16

NIPPER/MINI 275 265 271 229 234 303 293 369 455 482

OFFICIALS 832 1049 1107 759 793 816 749 922 859 821

COACHES 67 72 127 129 144 139 99 106

RECREATIONAL 1032 918 940 833 931 1073 1133 1065 880 928

TOTAL 5879 6089 6331 5957 6460 6995 7370 7312 6969 6634

ONE EVENT COMPETITION

3180 3670 3420 2820 2520

SINGLE RECREATIONAL

13880 16930 17770 15120 16690

Permits Issued Comparison

PERMIT TYPE 01/02 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

NATIONAL 78 73 69 69 67 67 84 52 83 73

ZONE/INTERCLUB 83 88 109 99 95 79 83 76 64 66

SPEEDWAY 36 35 29 36 37 35 28 23 21 25

CLUB 277 237 276 231 230 213 264 207 215 234

COACHING 110 127 132 143 289 433 461 513 459 504

RECREATIONAL/ NON COMPETITIVE

43 62 84 111 134 150 137 101 109

TOTAL 584 603 677 662 829 961 1070 808 943 1011


2011 Motorcycling

Queensland Honor

Roll


2011Motorcycling Queensland Honor Roll - State Champions –

WOMEN’S MOTOCROSS: CLASSIC SCRAMBLES: 65cc 7-9yrs Shae Collins Pre 75 132-250cc 50-59yrs John Tate (c) Mini Lites 9-11yrs Chelsea Carter (c) Pre 75 263-1300cc 40-49yrs Tony Cavell (c) Mini Lites 12-15yrs Tayla Jones Evolution 125cc Scott Lawes (c) Junior Lites 2/ 13-15yrs Meghan Rutledge Evolution 132cc - 250cc Simon Broad (c) Junior Lites 4/ 13-15yrs Meghan Rutledge Evolution 263-1300cc Simon Broad (c)

Senior Women’s Courtney Knight Pre 85 Sidecars up to 1300cc Jamie McMurdo & Wayne Holloway

MOTOCROSS: QUAD MOTOCROSS: 65cc 7-9yrs Mason Rowe Women’s Veterans 35yrs & Over Sonya Henschen (c) 65cc 10-12yrs Hunter Lawrence Pro Open Michaile Di Nardo

Mini Lites 9-11yrs Hunter Lawrence Veterans 35yrs & Over Unlimited Craig Blackburn

Mini Lites 12-13yrs Wilson Todd

Junior 250cc 4/- 15yrs Dakota Court MOTO-TRIALS:

Clubman Lites Jordan Kluss Open Solo Boyd Willcocks

Clubman Open Jordan Bird Open Junior Jim Reed

Intermediate Lites Bradley Skoric Veteran Paul Moore

Intermediate Open Bradley Skoric Youth James Turner

Senior Lites Jacob Wright Junior 7-12yrs Jordan Gollagher (c)

Senior Open Jay Marmont

Women’s Adina Reed (c)

Junior Women’s Whitney Luft

NATURAL TERRAIN MOTOCROSS: Twin Shock Stewart Platt

Junior Lites Adian Murphy Classic Dan Gollagher (c) Senior Lites Darcy Jones Sidecar Justin Gough & Maurice Blanchard (c) Veterans 30-34yrs Russell Jones

Veterans 35-39yrs Clint Andrewartha SPEEDWAY:

Veterans 40-44yrs David Gillan Solo U16yrs Brandan Coglan Veterans 45-49yrs Darryl Gardner Solo U21yrs Kyle Newman

Veterans 50yrs & over Terry Groom (c) Senior Solo Josh Grajczonek

Senior Womens Unlimited Sarah Guthrie Solo 350 Jayden O’Malley

Evolution Unlimited Justin McMahon (c) Sidecar Darrin Treloar & Justin Plaisted

# (c) Denotes Certificate Class


2011 Motorcycling Queensland Honor Roll cont’d

JUNIOR LONG TRACK: SENIOR LONG TRACK: 50cc Auto 7-u9yrs Joel Kelso (c) Pro Lites Luke Burgess (c) 65cc 7-u9yrs Edwin Bailey (c) Pro Open Jace Castles 65cc 9-u13yrs Broc Pearson (c) Unlimited Open Jace Castles (c) 85cc 4/- Modified 7-u10yrs Max Whale (c) MX Open Jace Castles (c) 85cc 2/- & 150cc 4/- SW 9-u11yrs Broc Pearson (c) Women’s Open Kiera Smith (c)

85cc 2/- 150cc 4/- SW 11-u13yrs

Brenton McIntosh (c) U/19 150cc 2/ - 250cc 4/ Luke Burgess (c)

85cc 2/- 150cc 4/- BW & SW Junior Girls Nikki-Lee Keys (c) SENIOR DIRT TRACK:

100cc to 150cc 2/- & 200cc to 250cc 4/- Junior Girls Nikki-Lee Keys (c) Pro Lites Luke Burgess (c)

100 -150cc 2/- 13-u16yrs Sean McLellan (c) Pro Open Jace Castles (c) 200-250cc 4/- 13-u16yrs Sean McLellan Unlimited Open Jace Castles (c) JUNIOR DIRT TRACK: Women’s Open Kiera Smith (c)

50cc Auto 7-u9yrs Liam Wellby (c) Quads Unlimited Mark Briant (c)

85cc 2/- & 150cc 4/- SW 11-u13yrs Zaine Kennedy (c)

SUPERMOTO:

85cc 2/- & 150cc 4/- SW 9-u11yrs Broc Pearson (c) S1 Ross Taylor

85cc 2/- & 150cc 4/- BW 11-u13yrs Zaine Kennedy (c) S2 Alex Harriman

85cc 2/- & 150cc 4/- BW 13-u16yrs

Hayden McCloskey (c) S3 Beau Laing (c)

80cc 4/- 7-u10yrs Declan Kennedy (c) Veterans Ross Taylor

ROAD RACING:

ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIPS:

Supersport Hayden Fitzgerald 2011 event abandoned due to bushfires Clubsport Lites Sam Phillips (c) Superbike Linden Magee Period 5 351cc – 1300cc / New Era / Pre Modern 501cc – 1300cc Brad Phelan

Period 5 up to 350cc / New Era / Pre Modern up to 500cc Alan Johnston


Officials, Coaches, Volunteers & Club Award recipients

Junior Achiever of the Year – Finalists

(winner to be announced on the night) Club of the Year – Finalists

(winner to be announced on the night)

Dirt Track - Broc Pearson 1st - The Motorcycle Sportsmen of Queensland

Enduro - Peter-Daniel Allan 2nd - Road Racing Association of Townsville

Moto-Trials - Lachlan Hannam 3rd – Suncoast Junior Motorcycle Club

Motocross - Hunter Lawrence (Winner)

Road Racing - Jack Miller Most Improved Club of the Year

Speedway - Zaine Kennedy North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club

President’s Volunteer of the Year President’s Appreciation Award

Anthony Christian Paul Dawson

Council Volunteer of the Year Coach of the Year

Wayne Kennedy Jason Rice

ORB Official of the Year (Finalist) Services to Coaching

Julie Rogerson, Craig Alick, Peter Hamilton, Owen Norton, John Quadrio, Mitch Harris, Steve Schroder, Milton Carroll, Sue Bosboom.

Barry Surawski

50 Years Officials Service Barry Newton, Phillip Pohlmann, Kevin Smith, Winifred Smith

30 Years Officials Service 20 Years Officials Service Stephen Andrews Terry Wellsteed

10 Years Officials Service

Kevin Apps, Edward Brackman, Jason Briggs, Craig Carroll, Kym Clayton, Trevor Creber, Joseph Cross, Peter Dark,

Lindsay Donai, Gavin Elmes, Tracey Grinham, Christine Jung, Weldon Jung, Ian Kersnovske, Romaine Lawler, Roslyn

Lehmann, Peter Lehmann, Nigel Lynch, Donna May, Tania Millard, Ian Milton, Jacqueline Moon, Bruce Murray, Raymond

Owen, Stephen Peirce, Michael Santarossa, Raylea Thomson, Lizzie Wade, Donna Wainwright, Jason Woods.

Matthew Kuhne Perseverance Award Queensland Enduro Hall of Fame Broc Feeney Ray Howard, Ann Hand.

Junior Development Fund Raffle winner

Ron Draper (Proserpine)


Queensland’s 2011 National Champions - Award recipients

JUNIOR MOTOCROSS: SENIOR DIRT TRACK:

65cc 11-u13yrs Hunter Lawrence Open Jace Castles

85cc 2/- 9-u12yrs Hunter Lawrence Unlimited Open Jace Castles

CLASSIC MOTOCROSS: SENIOR LONG TRACK:

Pre 1965 Solo 263+ Tony Cavell U/19 Ryan Douglas Women’s MX Courtney Knight

JUNIOR LONG TRACK: Sidecars Adam Liebke / Graham Liebke

100cc 2/ - 150cc 2/ 13-16yrs Jake Allen Quads Unlimited Dion Prowse

85cc 4/ mod 7-10yrs Declan Kennedy

50cc Auto 7-9yrs Joel Kelso QUAD MOTOCROSS:

85cc 4/ mod 10-14yrs Zaine Kennedy Veterans Combined Craig Blackburn

JUNIOR DIRT TRACK: CLASSIC DIRT TRACK:

65cc 9-u13yrs Broc Pearson Pre 75 263cc Open Glen Evans 85cc 2/ - 150cc 4/ 11-u13yrs Zaine Kennedy Pre 65 All Powers Glen Evans

Youth Lachlan Gibson Pre 85 Sidecar Jamie McMurdo & Wayne Holloway

Pre 70 250cc Colin Metcher SPEEDWAY: U/21 Darcy Ward

AUSTRALIAN OFF ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS ROAD RACING: Womens Jemma Wilson Superstock 600 Mike Jones Veterans Matthew Dumigan Masters James Deakin SUPERMOTO: AUSTRALIAN 4 DAY ENDURO: S1 Ross Taylor Queensland Junior Trophy Team: consisting of: Lachlan Stanford, Tom McCormack, Michael Hand and Kristian Sprenger


2011 1-10 Plate recipients

JUNIOR MOTOCROSS 1 – 10 plates: JUNIOR DIRT TRACK 1 – 10 PLATES:

1. Hunter Lawrence 1. Robbie Menzies-Sargant 2. Mason Rowe 2. Dale Borlase 3. Joel Dinsdale 3. Broc Pearson 4. Jesse Dobson 4. Joseph Emmi 5. Daniel Price 5. Liam Wellby 6. Cory Hamilton 6. Joel Kelso 7. Wilson Todd 7. Brenton McIntosh 8. Dakota Court 8. Alex Ziegler 9. Reece Rayner 9. Hayden McCloskey

10. Noah Ferguson 10. Brayden Winterburn

SENIOR OPEN MOTOCROSS 1 – 10 plates: SENIOR LITES MOTOCROSS 1 – 10 plates: 1. Jay Marmont 1. Jacob Wright 2. Todd Waters 2. Luke Arbon 3. Michael Phillips 3. Shaun Redhead 4. Jacob Wright 4. Sam Duncanson 5. Shaun Redhead 5. Jay Wilson 6. Robbie Marshall 6. Casey Turner 7. Matt Haworth 7. Aaron Marks 8. Zak Newsome 8. Jake Wright 9. Rhys Dorreen 9. Sam Liekefett

10. Brock Winston 10. Stephen Smith

JUNIOR WOMEN’S MOTOCROSS F1 – 10 plates: SENIOR WOMEN’S MOTOCROSS 1 – 10 plates: 1. Meghan Rutledge 1. Courtney Knight 2. Tayla Jones 2. Kristy Gillespie 3. Chelsea Carter 3. Tamara Gray 4. Shae Collins 4. Sarah Guthrie 5. Mackenzie Tricker 5. Kayla McClelland 6. Olivia Sippel 6. Briony Hendrickson 7. Kayla Maher 7. Kiera Smith 8. Taylah Haidley 8. Haylea Reed 9. Jozee Adamson 9. Prue Maeyke

10. Ashleigh McCormick 10. Jamie Hargie

ROAD RACING 1 – 10 plates: SENIOR WOMENS DIRT TRACK 1 – 10 plates: 1. Linden Magee 1. Kiera Smith 2. Nathan Houterman 2. Jenna Heidke 3. Hayden Fitzgerald 3. Jessica Koppe 4. Jesse Wacker 5. Sam Phillips SENIOR DIRT TRACK 1 – 10 plates: 6. Chris Wacker 1. Jace Castles 7. Kyle Buckley 2. Luke Burgess 8. Simon Dickson 3. Shane Oates 9. Luke Burgess 4. Andrew McLiesh

10. Phillip Foster 5. Allan Morato 6. Cameron Scott 7. Matthew Eade

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