See the race timing results – HERE.

Final Points Results are now available below for SAORC Rnd 2 & 3 – Keyneton Sprints & Cross Country

SENIORS

PRO – PRO OPEN

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
50	William Price	25	22	47	1
92	Cooper Shiedow	20	25	45	2
11	Sean Throup	22	20	42	3
41A	Luke Bunnik	18	18	36	4
14	Jayden Rudd	16	16	32	5

EO – Expert Open

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
84	Max Midwinter	25	25	50	1
23	Max Price	22	22	44	2
28	Tristan Throup	20	18	38	3
19	Lachlan Pattullo	16	20	36	4
22	Chad Sparrow	18	14	32	5
470A	Cooper Turlan	15	16	31	6
175	Adam Wright	14	15	29	7
37	Oliver Pitchford	DNF	13	13	8
495	Harrison Baker	DNF

WOM – Open Women

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
728	Chloe Barton	22	25	47	1
729	Emma Haylock	25	22	47	2
77	Meg Pitchford	20	20	40	3
727	Naomi Findlay	18	18	36	4

C1 – Clubman

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
117	Jet Brien	25	25	50	1
132	Thomas Mosey	22	22	44	2
191	Henry Berkin	20	18	38	3
165	Clayton Fechner	18	16	34	4
116	James Waldhuter	12	20	32	5
155	Ned O’Hara	16	15	31	6
143	Lachlan Baumann	13	14	27	7
150	Sam Walter	14	13	27	8
168	Jason Hill	9	12	21	9
188	Hugh Crawford	8	11	19	10
1555	Rhys Witty	7	10	17	11
414	Will Deppeler	15		15	12
154	Jake Humphreys	11		11	13
166	Nicholas Schulz	10		10	14
199	Blake Noll		9	9	15
151	Hayden Cook		8	8	16
138	Jack McLean	DNF	DNS
182	Aaron Garbett	DNF

C2- Clubman 2

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
270	Todd Muster	25	25	50	1
275	Thomas Winter	22	20	42	2
208	Shane Bentley	20	22	42	3
216	Simon Haydon	16	14	30	4
325	Matthew Bunnik	22		22	5
298	Thomas Horn		18	18	6
212	Clint Voight	18		18	7
250	Lee Kessner		16	16	8
217	William Moore	DNS	15	15	9
287	Jordan Starick	DNF	13	13	10
297	Thomas Pearson	DNF

C3 – Clubman 3

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
397	Royden Harrold	25	25	50	1
342	Daniel Fraser	20	22	42	2
393	Brett Krieg	18	15	33	3
398	Louis Kerin	14	16	30	4
394	Joshua MacKenzie	15	14	29	5
313	Alex Heidenreich		20	20	6
360	Alexander Cowan		18	18	7
330	Calvin Moss	16		16	8
401	Lindsay Cox	13		13	9
340	Luke Ziegeler	DNF
4005	Timothy Alcock	DNF	

VETS – Veterans

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
804	Rowan Pumpa	25	25	50	1
807	Matthew Boyle	22	20	42	2
639	Alex McGorman	18	18	36	3
895	Matt Harkness		22	22	4
888	Matt Curyer	20		20	5
849	Daniel Garbett	16		16	6
818	Simon Brombal	DNF			7

MAS – Masters

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
923	Leigh Bentley	25	25	50	1
929	Anthony Greene	22	22	44	2
975	Michael Widdison	20	20	40	3
909	Owen Richards	18	18	36	4
991	Simon Twartz	15	16	31	5
399	Michael Kerin	16	14	30	6
836	Shane Schutz	13	15	28	7
937	Russell Horn	12	13	25	8
973	Daniel Allomes	14		14	9

Juniors

J4

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
513	Davey Gear	25	25	50	1
251A	Will McInnes	22	22	44	2
721	Ethan Alderton	20	18	38	3
234	Archer Colwill	18	20	38	4
65	Jye Schutz	16	14	30	5
75A	Billy Donaldson	15	15	30	6
789	Charles Ingham	12	16	28	7
442	Harry Guy	13	12	25	8
22	Charlie Semmler	10	10	20	9
86	Edward Johnson	8	11	19	10
421	Tate Nettle	14	4	18	11
410	Fred Barry	9	9	18	12
8	Kody Irrgang	11	5	16	13
94	Jayden Hank	6	8	14	14
160	Ryan Waldhuter	DNF	13	13	15
126	Riley Diener	5	6	11	16
100	Brandon Pfeiffer	7		7	17
29	Cayce Bartch	DNF	7	7	18
240	Deacon Moss	4		4	19
20	Cody Schiller		3	3	20
14	Flynn McGorman	DNF	2	2	21

J3

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
117	Jackson Rossi	25	25	50	1
360	Lachlan Coppen	20	22	42	2
691	Bjorn Cardenas	22	18	40	3
828	Zaiden Olsen	18	20	38	4
57	Tanner Verhees	15	14	29	5
18	Damon Martin	14	15	29	6
84	Harrison Tatchell	12	12	24	7
108	William Johnson	11	10	21	8
628	Ryder Arnold	8	11	19	9
39	Aiden Launer	10	8	18	10
188	Ricky Bartsch	9	9	18	11
5	Harry Tomich	16		16	12
45	Harry McDonald	DNF	16	16	13
443	Bryce Wilds	13		13	14
99	Owen Roth	DNF	13	13	15
521	Ollie Gear	DNF	DNS	0	16
870	Ryder Chinner		DNF	0	17

J2

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
515	Charlize Waldhuter	25	25	50	1
820	Addison Arrowsmith		22	22	2

J1

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
138	Levi Rossi	25	25	50	1
54	Jayden Minerds	22	22	44	2
185	Charlie Rayson	18	20	38	3
28	Riley Throup	20	16	36	4
324	Jack Rosenzweig	16	14	30	5
12	Beau Blackwell	14	15	29	6
411	Connor Johnson	15	11	26	7
199	Kasey James Bartsch	13	13	26	8
111	Jamison Boyle	12	12	24	9
60	Hudson Wilson		18	18	10

JJ

NO.	Name	Round 3	Round 4	Total	Final
		X-Country	Sprint	Points	Placing
338	Tao Letton	25	22	47	1
71	Austin Schulz	22	25	47	2
605	Cooper McCully	18	18	36	3
142	Rafe Mohor	15	20	35	4
157	Reid Haydon	20	13	33	5
282	Max Donald	14	16	30	6
525	Frank Fatchen	16	12	28	7
619	Ollie Brombal	13	15	28	8
88	Rhys Thompson	9	14	23	9
731	Fraser Kearns	12	10	22	10
417	William Michalak	11	11	22	11
220	Zane O’Connor	8	8	16	12
52	Asha Wilson	7	7	14	13
810	Riley Boyle	6	6	12	14
86	Blake Nejman	10		10	15
257	Cole Haydon		9	9	16
144	Elliot Hobbs	5	DNF	5	17

Over the 26th and 27th of August the 2023 SA Off Road Championships round 3 and 4 lined up as a double act with the Australian Off Road Championships rounds 7 and 8 in the beautiful Barossa Valley, presented by the Keyneton Motorcycle Club. With the SA riders joining Australia’s best over 2 full days of racing, it was only a matter of time to see who would stand tall as the 2023 SA Off Road Champion. 

WSB Distributors team rider Cooper Sheidow showed absolute resilience after crashing on the first lap in Saturday’s dusty cross country conditions, he fought back making up countless positions each lap to finally finish third for the SAORC round 3 Pro open behind second-place Sean Throup and ex-pat Wil Price in first. Round 4 saw Cooper back in form to charge through the sprints and claim the round 4 2023 SAROC victory in front of Wil Price second and Sean Throup third. 

Chloe Barton had a challenging start to the weekend but still came away with a second place round 3 result, behind Emma Haylock and in front of Meg Pitchford. Overcoming and moving past the previous day’s challenges, she put her head down to take the round 4 Open Women sprint race win and overall 2023 SAORC Open Women title. After putting-up a solid fight, Emma Haylock finished second and Meg Pitchford rounded out the round 4 podium.

Shout out and congratulations has to go out to Max Midwinter after taking a clean sweep of wins for the Expert Open class in front of the consecutive round 3 and 4 second scorer placing Max Price. Tristan Throup came away with the round 3 third place and Lachlan Pattullo stepped up to stand on the Expert podium for round 4 third.

Rowan Pumpa lead the veterans class over both days whilst a challenge for the Veterans second and third played out behind him. Matthew Boyle claimed the round 3 silver place in front of Matt Curyer. Round 4 saw the second and third placings change up again with Matt Harkness coming through in second and Matthew Boyle settling for third.

Clubman 1 saw Jet Brien take a full clean run over both days with Thomas Mosey sitting comfortably in second holding off both round 3 third place winner Henry Berkin and round 4 third James Waldhuter.

Todd Muster was the man to clean up the Clubman 2 SAORC round 3 and 4 top spot bragging rights. Thomas Winter managed to hold off Shane Bentley attacks on the Round 3 but was unable to back it up for the Sundays Round 4, finishing behind him in third.

Similar to Clubman 2, the top title holder could not be knocked off the perch. Royden Harrold took it all in his stride to take win both days. Taking the round 3 second step was Matthew Bunnik in front of Daniel Fraser. Unfortuantly Matthew was not able to finish Sunday Sprints, leaving second place open to Daniel Fraser in front of Alex Heidenreich.

It was a clean, perfect weekend to finish 2023 for Davey Gear in J4, showing his adaptability, he rode exceptionally fast and kept his eye on the prize to go back-to-back wins in the round 3 cross country and round 4 sprints. Following Davey’s lead, Will McInnes showed nothing but consistency, bringing home consecutive second-place finishers in both the cross county and sprints races. The standout weekend battle for J4 was between Ethan Alderson and Archer Colwill. After Ethan took out the third-place finish for round 3, he narrowly missed out on the podium step for round 4, finishing just behind Archer but still claimed P3 overall for the weekend. It was not the fairy tale weekend for WSB Distributors Riley Diener after a round 3 fifteenth and round 4 sixteenth place finish.

The success was not shared across the weekend for both Gear Brothers when the points leader Ollie Gear unfortunately had a nasty crash in Saturday Round 3, leaving him unable to line up to fight for crucial points in Sunday Round 4. Taking the lead, Paint Tech SA’s team rider, Jackson Rossi showed exceptional riding to take control and claim not only the J3, round 3 and 4 win but also the 2023 SAORC J3 outright – Well Done!!

Following closely in Jacksons’ footsteps but unable to get a leg up, Lachlan Coppen took the P2 position over both days and held off Zaiden Olsen in third.

The fight for the overall J2 class weekend win came down to the line. Harry Gilbertson held off challenges from second-place Archie Salopayevs and third-place Kye Little to start the weekend off with a win. Harry was unable to continue the winning momentum through round 4 when Kye Little took control and the round 4 win with Harry fending off Archie Salopayevs in third.

Looking to be right at home in Keyneton, Paint Tech Sa’s Levi Rossi brought home the weekend in fantastic form. Both continuing his AORC 2023 campaign and finishing the SAORC rounds 7 and 8 with P1 wins. Following up in second over both rounds, Jayden Miners finished the weekend ahead of Charlie Rayson, who took home fourth place in round 3 behind Riley Throup and third place in round 4.

Charlize Waldhuter kept it clean, consistent and smooth to take the Junior Girls win all weekend ahead of Addison Arrowsmith. We are certainly in store for plenty more competition between these two in the coming years.

It was a back-and-forth tango for first and second throughout the weekend, with Tao Letton showing his strengths in cross country to take the round 3 win ahead of Austin Schulz. Coming to round 4 Sunday the show was on the other foot with Austin getting the upper hand and taking advantage of the sprints to take the round 4 win over Tao second place. Cooper McCully rounded out the weekend in third-place finishes on both rounds with absolute consistency ahead of a stacked field of riders.

Dear Riders & Teams,
Please be informed that for the Cross Country on Saturday there will be NO SIGHT LAP for senior Riders.

Any queries can be directed to the Clerk of course

See you on Race day

Final Riders Information for Rounds 3 & 4, Keyneton is now available HERE
Also please don’t forget your self scrutineering forms
Note: These rounds are run along side the AORC, self scrutineering forms and documentation is branded as AORC

Final Instructions: https://bit.ly/45Bdqrn
Rider Briefing Notes: https://bit.ly/3qxt1JV
Self Scrutineering: https://www.aorc.org.au/selfscrutineering/
Pit Layout: https://www.aorc.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/AORC-Rd-7-8-Pit-Layout.pdf

SERIES SPONSORS

The 2023 SA Off Road Championship comes to a finish this weekend with a double-act finale….that’s right, not only is SAORC kicking into top gear for its final rounds 3 & 4 presented by the Keyneton Motorcycle Club, and AORC joins the party with rounds 7 and 8.

We have compiled some handy information below to make sure you’re all prepared, ahead of seeing Australia’s fastest off-road racing athletes live.

Competitors:

SA’s own ‘team blue’ talent, Cooper Sheidow is determined to continue his 2023 Championship success story. Currently holding the lead for the 2023 SAORC Pro class and narrowly sitting in second for the AORC E1 class. Cooper will be in a great position this weekend to finish the SA Championship chapter on top and close the AORC points gap.

Continuing the 2023 Women All Powers Championship battle, Chloe Barton is back with her sights set on making it a clean sweep of wins to wrap up the year. Can she pull it off or will Emma Haylock find the edge to slip ahead? If the first two Championship rounds are anything to go by, it’s going to come down to the line between the pair. 

Showing age doesn’t have to put the brakes on, Rowan Pumpa will be hoping to both continue his Enduro Vets SA Championship lead but also find an upper hand to close the 3-point gap behind Christopher Thomas for the 2023 AORC Veterans overall.

Ollie and Davey Gear are coming into this weekend with plans to expand their ever growing trophy collection. Leading both the 2023 SAORC and 2023 AORC, Ollie (J3) and Davey (J4) will be brothers on a mission coming into Keyneton.

Where:

What better weekend to make the trip to the edge of the Barossa Valley and see Australia’s best off-road riders lay it all on the line through a technical new course.

The venue is just under an hour and a half drive from Adelaide and under 5 minutes down the road from Keyneton (30 Paschke Rd, Keyneton, South Australia). 

Start planning your travel and check out the address – HERE.

Program Timetable:

This Weekends Course:

The Keyneton MCC has laid out an impressive gauntlet of a course for riders to negotiate through, undulating hills combined with tight scrub sections will keep riders on their toes, until speeds get turned up a notch through wide-open rocky outcrops.

Saturday’s Round 3 will see riders put their endurance to the test with a cross-country competition across the course for up to 3 hours and over 20km total.

Senior Cross-Country Loop: 20+ kms
J2, J3, J4 Cross-Country Loop: 20+ kms
JJ & J1 Cross-Country Loop: 4-5 kms

Sunday sees the action turned right up with a full day of sprint sessions to cap off the 2023 SA Off-Road Championship.

Test 1: 12.5 kms
Test 2: 8.5 kms
Test 3: 8 kms
JJ & J1 Test: Distance TBC

Catering:

Catering will be available by BJ Nelson Outdoor Catering and Happy Black Sheep is providing coffee.

Camping:

Camping is available to riders and teams on site in the pits at a low $20 per car and as we all know, off road racing can get pretty dirty, so there will be hot showers and toilets available from Friday.  

Campfires are allowed for the weekend, however, campers must bring their own firewood and all fires have to be in a drum or brazier.

Important Info:

For riders, there is an online self-scrutineering form currently available (HERE) that will need to be completed before signing on for the weekend. Throughout the event, random spot checks will be conducted on bikes and riding safety gear.

Please note in regards to headlights if you are racing the SAORC. You don’t need to have headlights on your bike, as per normal SAORC rounds.

All the competitor info can be found HERE.

Timing & Results:

Be the first to keep up to date with all the results by going to the saoffroadchampionships.com or checking out one of the TV screens at the track.

Provisional Live results will be published on my.raceresult.com.
To access live timing…
 Head over to the Speedhive website and follow the “LIVE TIMING” links.
 Live timing viewing will be available on screen at the track.
Final results published on the SA Off Road Championship website.
For Supp Regs, Rule Book, latest news & more, please visit saoffroadchampionships.com or motorcyclingsa.org.au

Socials*

You can also follow all of the off road action on our social media by following the SA Off Road Championships on Facebook, Instagram or here on the SAORC website.

The 2023 SA Off Road Championships story kicks off with rounds 1 & 2 over the 15th and 16th of July at an exceptionally exciting new course in Culburra, presented by the Keith and District Motorcycle Club. We couldn’t be happier to see the return of a new season of thrills and spills with growing anticipation on who will write their name into the history books as the 2023 Championship winner.

With 172 riders locking in their registration and still a couple of hours left for entries, the weekend is shaping up to be the perfect return for a long-awaited Off road season. To help you prepare for a jam-packed weekend of Cross Country and Sprints for Rounds 1 and 2, we’ve compiled a handy collection of things you should know, including just some of the talent lining up for 2023, where to catch all the action timing and staying connected.

Competitors:

Returning to defend his 2022 SA Off Road Championship title and fresh off competing in the 2023 Finke, Hattah and last weekend winning the Hardi 24 Hour Trial, Cooper Sheidow will certainly be one to keep an eye out for. He can’t take it easy through with a big lineup of names joining him, including Expat William Price returning home from Victoria and Jayden Rudd, both looking for any opportunity to get that all-important Championships points lead.

Back and warmed up from beating the Hattah challenge, Emma Haylock lines up against an exceptional field in Enduro Women, taking on the likes of Chloe Barton and Aimee Butler, you’re not going to want to miss a second of the action.

Showing that the next generation of Enduro talent is in good hands, Harry Gilbertson joins a stacked field of over 15, J2 riders, from across SA, Vic and NSW, all vying for the 2023 SAORC Championship title.

Weekend Race Layout:

Round 1 Saturday is going to warm riders up and send them into the Championship with a Cross Country format course which will certainly please many and provide some exceptional spectator viewing. Turning up the dial for Round 2 Sunday, riders will be tested with a fast-paced technical sprint layout – A weekend not to miss!!

To make sure you are up to date with all the action on the track, the below is the breakdown of both days:

Saturday 15th –  Three separate races run over the day:
• Race 1 – JUNIOR (JJ & J1) – (5kms approx) – Duration 1.5 Hours includes sight lap.
• Race 2 – JUNIOR (J2, J3, J4) – (10kms approx) – Cross Country – Duration 2 Hours includes sight lap.
• Race 3 – SENIORS – Cross Country – (14kms approx) – Duration 3 Hours includes sight lap.

Sunday 16th –  all classes racing all day:
• Paint Tech Test – JUNIOR Sprints – (5kms approx) – Start Sprint – will remain on the same course all day.
• WSB Distributors Test – SENIORS Sprints – (8kms approx) – Start Sprint – will remain on the same course
all day.

Where:

Keith and District MCC has put on a great start to the 2023 SA Off Road Championships with a new venue, new track and new adventure in Culburra. The club has gone above and beyond to ensure riders and spectators are in for a teat for the season launch.

There’s no better place to be than to get trackside to see some of the best SA Enduro riders battle it out at the ‘Glenfruin’ property at Culburra/Tintinara – 1734 Heinrich Road, Culburra SA 5261. The course is just a 10-minute drive from Tintinara and under an hour’s drive from Tailem Bend, so what better excuse than to make it a full weekend get away and experience everything the beautiful Coorong has to offer.

Program Timetable:

Catering:

Spectators, riders and volunteers are going to be well taken care of by the great lineup of caterers all weekend. The Tintinara Action Club have all your brekky cravings covered with plenty of egg & bacon sandwiches on the go. The Tintinara Lions Club are serving up hot food including hot chips, all paired perfectly with ice cold cans of soft drink and what weekend would be complete though without all your coffee cravings covered by the De-Caf Coffee van crew. Not to mention a full list of other beverages on their menu.

Camping: 

Camping is available at the track for Riders/Teams and volunteers only, unfortunately it is not available for the general public. Bookings at Tintinara are pretty much full, so best bet is to give the Keith & District MCC Platinum sponsor Keith Hotel a call.

Important information:

For riders there is online self-scrutineering form (HERE) that will need to be completed before 12pm Friday the 14th July. If the online scrutineering is not completed, the rider will need to present their bike complete and ready for racing, helmet and boots to the Chief Scrutineers and their assistants during sign on.

Unfortunately with the risk at events and the rules we have to follow under, pets are not permitted at the event.

All the competitor info – HERE.

Timing & Results:

Be the first to keep up to date with all the results by going to the saoffroadchampionships.com or checking out one of the TV screens at the track.

Provisional Live results will be published on my.raceresult.com.
To access live timing…
 Head over to the saoffroadchampionships.com website and follow the “LIVE TIMING” links.
 Live timing viewing will be available on screen at Park Ferme.
Final results published on the SA Off Road Championship website.
For Supp Regs, Rule Book, latest news & more, please visit saoffroadchampionships.com or motorcyclingsa.org.au

Socials*

You can also follow all of the off road action on our social media by following the SA Off Road Championships on Facebook, Instagram and through the SAORC Website.

Final Riders Information for Rounds 1 & 2, Tintinara is now available HERE
Also please don’t forget your self scrutineering forms

SAORC 2023 – SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OFF-ROAD CHAMPIONSHIP – ENTRIES FOR ROUNDS 1 & 2 OPENING

The opening weekend of the 2023 SA Off Road Championship is a happening event, with the good folk at the Keith & Districts MCC going all out to make the opening rounds of the 2023 SA Off Road Championships one to remember, and it comes complete with a brand new property!

And in more exciting news, WSB Distributors and Painttech have both confirmed to be supporting the 2023 Championship – so the full name of the 2023 SAORC will be the, “WSB Distributors & Painttech 2023 South Australian Off-Road Championships.”

To only be held over a total of 4 rounds, the Championship will be featuring 2 Sprint events and 2 Cross Country events and will take place as per the rounds listed below. Entries will be through Ridernet and, as in previous years, the usual range of junior and senior classes will be on offer.

2023 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OFF ROAD CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS

ROUND 1 & 2

JULY 15 & 16                Tintinara               Keith & Districts MCC            Cross Country / Sprint

ROUND 3 & 4

*AUGUST 26 & 27        Keyneton              Keyneton MCC                       Cross Country / Sprint

* Being run alongside the AORC, rounds 7 & 8.

So – what will Keith have on offer, besides a new property, well…

• It’s looking likely that there will be a X-Country Saturday, run as JJ & J1, followed by J2, J3 & J4, followed by the Seniors.
• Sprints Sunday.
• Onsite camping
• Catering throughout the day.

ENTRIES – TO OPEN AT 6.00AM MONDAY, JUNE 12

Entries and payments are only available online through your RIDERNET Profile, and late entries may be accepted but will incur a late fee and close 5pm Wednesday before the event. 

Round	Entries Open	Entries Close 11.00pm
Round 1 & 2	Monday 12 June	Sunday 9 July
Round 3 & 4	Sunday 9 July	Sunday 20 August

Motorcycling South Australia would specifically like to thank the organising clubs for making the 2023 Championship possible, who had originally decided to have a year off to recharge their members, but when it seriously looked like there wouldn’t be a Championship in 2023, all decided that they would put up their hands to make it happen.

The Keyneton MCC are now running back to back AORC rounds, after running a round in 2022, as the final 2 rounds of SAORC will also be rounds 7 & 8 of the 2023 AORC, and along with Keith & Districts, will be opening up some new land to the Championship in 2023, and while it is disappointing that the Championship will only be held over 4 rounds, it is exciting that both organising clubs are opening up brand new land for these events.

As stated previously, Motorcycling SA are keenly aware that the sport as a whole, and Enduro specifically, is suffering from a serious lack of volunteers. Right now, we are currently in need of an enduro sports manager. This position is vital to keep theses events happening and we encourage you to thinking about applying.

 If you would like more information on the position, please email administration@motorcyclingsa.org.au to get all of the information available.

The Link above is to a current list of all registered State “Enduro” numbers as of 10/06/23. If your number is not listed here please go to your Ridernet profile and request a number or contact Motorcycling SA (08) 832 9000.

If you are no longer competing please advice Motorcycling SA so that numbers can be returned back to the pool for somebody else to use.

12. Riding Numbers 

12.1. Riding numbers can be obtained from your Ridernet Profile. All New Riders must contact the series coordinator (SAORC@motorcyclingsa.org.au) for a class grading and number. Riders will be required to supply details including, previous experience in Enduro and results from Enduro or allied disciplines such as motocross.

12.2. Riders who rode the 2022 series and attained a class podium finish have been allocated the first right to the first 3 numbers in classes Clubman, Vet, Master and Women. 

12.3. Riders who rode the 2022 series and attained a top 10 outright podium finish have been allocated the first right to the top 10 numbers. Those riders requesting other numbers than the top three or 10 allocations can use them as long as they remain in the number classification of their class.

12.4. All number plates and numbers on all machines MUST comply with the current GCR’s. ANY BIKE THAT DOES NOT HAVE THEIR NUMBER CLEARLY DISPLAYED ON ALL 3 NUMBER PLATES WILL NOT BE ABLE TO COMPETE – Electrical tape and /or texta will not be permitted – Any refusals will deny rider entry without refund

12.5. Backgrounds and number ranges:

12.6. All numbers must be your registered ENDURO number as indicated on your Ridernet Profile.