NEW ZEALAND V AUSTRALIA MIGHTY 11S
Male & Female Junior Test Teams
BMXNZ NATIONAL SERIES & THE DALLISTON CORPORATE CUP
PROUDLY HOSTED BY
The Waikato Region BMX Association & the Cambridge BMX Cub at the Errol Nelson BMX Raceway from the 26th to 27th October 2024
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THE MIGHTY 11’S IS A HIGHLY REVERED TRANS -TASMAN BMX COMPETITION BETWEEN AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND.
It all started at the Ipswich BMX club in Brisbane, Australia.
Some 36 years ago, a rider from the Ipswich club was tragically killed in a car accident. His mother gave the club a trophy to be used in his memory, so the club at the time discussed and decided to hold a “invitation” meeting for a junior class, as the rider that the trophy honoured was eleven at the time of the accident.
A little later on, out of a close friendship between New Zealand’s Errol Nelson and Neville Gray, the president of the Ipswich BMX Club, a vision was built out of their love of BMX for a Trans-Tasman BMX exchange. Their vision was of a cultural exchange trip along with BMX racing, which they were truly passionate about. The exchange was timed to happen with the Mighty Eleven meeting, which then combined to be the Mighty Elevens Title.
The cultural exchange was to give kids a look into differing cultures and environments to learn and grow their outlooks of the world. The visiting teams were billeted with local families too, another part of growing up and experiencing different things.
So, every King’s Birthday weekend in June and Labour Day weekend in October, riders who are eleven on the 1st of June or the 31st of December, respectively, from all over Australia and New Zealand are invited to compete against each other to establish the “Mighty Eleven” for that year.
There are two parts of the “Mighty Eleven” experience. Firstly, to trial for the Mighty Elevens Test Team and if successful race against the Australians for the “Mighty Eleven Trans-Tasman Trophy”. Secondly, is for all eleven-year-old boys and girls to race together in the “Mighty Elevens Memorial Class” to establish the top overall “Might Eleven” rider.
The following pages present your October 2024 Trans-Tasman Test Teams.
Years in BMX: 6
Current Ranking: NZ1, NI2
Home Club: Mountain Raiders.
Favourite Track: Taupo.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Michael Bias. He has taught me a lot; I used to do training with him.
What other interests do you have? Rugby league, basketball, football, gaming and biking.
Something you would like to try? Motocross.
Favourite Food: Donuts.
Hated Food: Cooked carrot.
Something cool you have experienced? Going on a cruise ship with my family to Fiji. Your greatest fear; Heights.
Ambition in BMX; To go elite and compete at the Worlds.
Ambition in Life; To be able to travel to other countries and biking in new places like the tracks in Australia.
How could you improve BMX? For anyone that has done BMX for less than 6 months, they should be able to compete in their own division. This will help to make sure they are not overwhelmed when they start out. What does making this Team mean to you? It is important for me to race in a team and not just individually, and to race the Aussies. I am looking forward to training with the team and hanging out with everyone. Most memorable moment? Eating a lot of food on the cruise ship. Who would you like to thank? Thanks to my brothers for riding with me. Thanks to my coaches Regan Smith and Bryan Joyce and to others that have helped me. Also, thanks to the other Mighty 11s riders.
Years in BMX: 3.5
Current Ranking: NZ2, NI1, O4
Home Club: New Plymouth.
Favourite Track: Manchester, UK indoor Track, the shark tank NP. Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? My Dad. He does everything for me and works hard to give me what I need. BMX - Jayden Davy, Shimmy, Albie. What other interests do you have? Playing rugby and rugby league. I like going fishing and hunting with my Dad.
Something you would like to try? Race a stockcar.
Favourite Food: Hāngi, boil up and Maccas.
Hated Food: Broccoli.
Something cool you have experienced? Travelling to the UK & USA. Your greatest fear: Getting injured and missing out on my sports.
Ambition in BMX: Do my best, see where it takes me.
Ambition in Life: To make my parents proud of me.
How could you improve BMX? Eat better and train more. What does making this Team mean to you? Heaps. Most memorable moment? Winning NZ1 at my first Nationals. Who would you like to thank? My Mum and Dad. Nik at shed door for having my bike always on point. Ace race for looking after me and my kit. Factory composites for keeping me rolling with rims. NP BMX Club for always having my back.
Years in BMX: 7
Current Ranking: NZ3, NI6
Home Club: Te Awamutu.
Favourite Track: Aus - Sleeman, NZ – Taupo.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Rico D'Anvers, so smooth and gives 100% commitment every lap he rides, trains hard and always has time for a chat. What other interests do you have? Golf, dirt jumps, skatepark and pump track.
Something you would like to try? Bungy jumping.
Favourite Food: Nachos, Sushi and Butter Chicken.
Hated Food: Vegetables lol.
Something cool you have experienced? My trip to Perth, amazing jump parks, skateparks, pump tracks and BMX tracks.
Your greatest fear: Homework.
Ambition in BMX: To make Aus leg Mightys Team.
Ambition in Life: Traveling the world riding my bike, having fun and just sending it.
How could you improve BMX? Build a technical indoor BMX track for all year fun skill work.
What does making this Team mean to you? Making the Mightys team means a lot to me, it has been a goal of mine for a long time, to represent New Zealand will be an honour.
Most memorable moment? Qualifying 21st in heats and making final rounds at the 2023 BMX Worlds in Glasgow, winning a heat race along the way.
Who would you like to thank? Dad for always believing in me and working on my bikes. Grandma for all the behind the scenes help and support. Aunty Kirst for looking after my socials and endless support. NBR/Match Components. Te Awamutu BMX Club and my coach Tim Ferguson for pushing my skills and challenging me to send big.
Years in BMX: 7
Current Ranking: NZ5, NI4
Home Club: Hawera.
Favourite Track: Taupo.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? My school friend, Hugo Skerman because he is talented and dedicated in a heap of sports but always remains humble. What other interests do you have? Rugby, Road Cycling, Cricket, Touch.
Something you would like to try? Track Cycling.
Favourite Food: Sushi.
Hated Food: Brussel sprouts.
Something cool you have experienced? Winning the national title in the Team Time Trial for my school at the recent road cycling national championships.
Your greatest fear: Heights.
Ambition in BMX: To keep developing my technical skills whilst meeting new people and having new experiences. Ambition in Life: To smash the goals I set and be the best person I can be.
How could you improve BMX? Working on developing my fast twitch fibres and explosive power.
What does making this Team mean to you? It is special to represent your country, it is also a way of thanking all those who have helped and supported me throughout my BMX journey.
Most memorable moment? Making the Memorial class final in the Australian leg of the mighty 11's and helping my team mate make the podium.
Who would you like to thank? My club, my family, my trainer.
Years in BMX: 5
Current Ranking: NZ1, NI1, SI1
Home Club: Mountain Raiders.
Favourite Track: East City.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Saya Sakakibara and Toni James because they're both amazing riders and Toni has helped me heaps.
What other interests do you have? Mountain Biking, Football, Skiing, and creating weird food concoctions.
Something you would like to try: Snorkelling.
Favourite Food: Ben and Jerrys cookie dough ice-cream.
Hated Food: Gherkins.
Something cool you have experienced: Getting two cuddly Birman cats that I love very much.
Your greatest fear: Spiders.
Ambition in BMX: Finals in worlds.
Ambition in Life: To ride bikes for a living. How could you improve BMX? By doing more sprints (I hate them).
What does making this Team mean to you? Lots - I'm proud to represent NZ. Most memorable moment: The first time I jumped the first at Mountain Raiders. Who would you like to thank? Toni James and all of my family.
Years in BMX: 7
Current Ranking: NZ2, NI2
Home Club: Te Awamutu.
Favourite Track: Te Awamutu is really fun, so is Cambridge!
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Michael Bias – He’s funny and a really good BMX rider.
What other interests do you have? Gymnastics, netball, dancing, socialising, being with my family and friends.
Something you would like to try? Tennis.
Favourite Food: Sushi.
Hated Food: Quiche.
Something cool you have experienced: I went to Rainbows End. It was amazing!
Your greatest fear: Spiders!!
Ambition in BMX: I would love to ride for NZ at Elite level one day.
Ambition in Life: Be a Silver Fern.
How could you improve BMX? Manuals and developing my confidence. What does making this Team mean to you? I’m so happy to be a Mighty 11. I’m the first in my family to make the team as my brother couldn’t trial due to restrictions four years ago, so it’s a real honour for me to be able to represent my family and my club Te Awamutu.
Most memorable moment: When I got NZ2. Who would you like to thank? My Dad. He is my trainer and my inspiration and I love making him proud of me. My Mum, who is always supporting me and reminding me of my ability to achieve anything I desire, and my brothers and sister for always having my back and cheering me on. Boydo and Hannah from NBR for being my coaches at race meets, always giving me good pointers.
Years in BMX: 8
Current Ranking: NZ3, NI3, NS1
Home Club: Hamilton
Favourite Track: Mountain Raiders & Hamilton
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Saya Sakakibara because she is an awesome rider and a really nice person
What other interests do you have? Hockey, reading, cross country, touch, cycle touring, and climbing trees
Something you would like to try? Climb the Eiffel Tower on the outside
Favourite Food: My Mum's brownie, homemade burgers, and most fruits
Hated Food: Zucchini, eggplant, & avocado
Something cool you experienced? Cycling from Cape Reinga to Christchurch and making the Mightys team
Your greatest fear: FOMO (fear of missing out)
Ambition in BMX: To continue to improve in this sport and encourage other girls/women to ride BMX
Ambition in Life: To be an awesome, responsible adult
How could you improve BMX: Organize more school events which will encourage kids to start riding
What does making this Team mean to you? It means I get to have a great time riding BMX with my team and I get to represent NZ
Most memorable moment: When I cycled 100km in one day, and making the Mighty 11's team
Who would you like to thank? My Mum and Dad because they got me ready for this, and Courtney and the Rozens because they all support me the whole time Also my club and Wayne Shanks because he helps me with my gates
Years in BMX: 4
Current Ranking: NZ7, SI3
Home Club: Christchurch City.
Favourite Track: Christchurch City.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Leila Walker. I want to ride just like her.
What other interests do you have? Basketball, Softball, MTB, Photography, Speedway.
Something you would like to try? Snorkelling with Turtles.
Favourite Food: Lasagna.
Hated Food: Lettuce.
Something cool you have experienced? Cuddling a Seal at Sea World!
Your greatest fear: Spiders.
Ambition in BMX: Making it to Worlds in Brisbane 2026.
Ambition in Life: I want to be a doctor.
How could you improve BMX: N/A
What does making this Team mean to you? That I have improved so much and how far I have come. Making new friends.
Most memorable moment: Making the team for the NZ leg of Mighty 11’s after being the reserve in Australia.
Who would you like to thank? My coach Matt Phillips, Glen from The Crank House for fixing my bike, Mum and Dad.
Years in BMX: 7
Current Ranking: 1Q
Home Club: Pine Rivers BMX
Favourite Track: Sleeman BMX Supercross.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Neik Kimmann. He is nice to children.
What other interests do you have? NRL.
Something you would like to try? Snowboarding.
Favourite Food: Sushi.
Hated Food: Tomato Sauce.
Something cool you have experienced? Going to Disneyland.
Your greatest fear: Getting seriously injured.
Ambition in BMX: To win a World plate.
Ambition in Life: To become a professional athlete.
How could you improve BMX? Train harder.
What does making this Team mean to you? Heaps, I’m very proud of myself.
Most memorable moment? Crossing the finish line for the Mighty 11s qualifier. Who would you like to thank? Mum and Dad, my sisters & sponsors. Brendan & Gemma.
Years in BMX: 8
Current Ranking: 4A
Home Club: Rockingham BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Glasgow.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Connor Fields. He used to be a great BMX racer.
What other interests do you have? Aussie Rules Football.
Something you would like to try? Sky Diving.
Favourite Food: Sushi and Pizza.
Hated Food: Butter Chicken.
Something cool you have experienced? Going to Worlds.
Your greatest fear: Injuries and broken bones.
Ambition in BMX: To win a World Title.
Ambition in Life: Be an AFL Football player.
How could you improve BMX? Do more sprints.
What does making this Team mean to you? Ever since my sister made Mighty 11’s I have wanted to make the team and go to New Zealand. I’m so excited that I can go now.
Most memorable moment? Making the Mighty 11 Team.
Who would you like to thank? My Mum and Dad because they spent their time and money for me to make this Mighty 11 Team.
Years in BMX: 4
Current Ranking: 1WA
Home Club: Wanneroo BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Sleeman.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Joshua Jolly. He is the best rider.
What other interests do you have? Fishing and Cars. Something you would like to try? Going down an 8-metre gate.
Favourite Food: Chicken Burger.
Hated Food: Potato Chips.
Something cool you have experienced? Travelling Australia to race BMX.
Your greatest fear: Plane Crash.
Ambition in BMX: Olympic Gold.
Ambition in Life: Own a big property.
How could you improve BMX? Become better at manuals.
What does making this Team mean to you? It makes me happy because not a lot of people get to do it and I do.
Most memorable moment? Getting into Mighty 11s.
Who would you like to thank? Mum and Dad, my coaches, my team, my BMX Club.
Years in BMX: 6
Current Ranking: 3A, 2N
Home Club: Lake Macquarie BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Sam Willoughby BMX track.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Izaac Kennedy. He is Australian & and an Olympian.
What other interests do you have? Soccer and Mountain Biking.
Something you would like to try? Motor Bikes.
Favourite Food: Pizza.
Hated Food: Chicken.
Something cool you have experienced? Worlds.
Your greatest fear: The dark.
Ambition in BMX: Olympics.
Ambition in Life: Olympics.
How could you improve BMX: Not sure.
What does making this Team mean to you? Lots, love racing as a team and going to NZ.
Most memorable moment? Getting 1A in 9 Boys.
Who would you like to thank? Dad and Mum, Radio Team.
Years in BMX: 3
Current Ranking: 5A
Home Club: Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club – BMX.
Favourite Track: Macarthur BMX Track.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Saya Sakakibara. She is resilient, never gives up and is one of the best riders in the World.
What other interests do you have? Footy – Ballarat Swans U12 Girls.Something you would like to try? Downhill Mountain Biking.
Favourite Food: Ham and Cheese Pizza.
Hated Food: Seafood.
Something cool you have experienced? Snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef.
Your greatest fear: Spiders.
Ambition in BMX: To make the Olympics in 2032.
Ambition in Life: To make the Olympics in 2032.
How could you improve BMX? Encourage girls to try the sport.
What does making this Team mean to you? I set a goal to qualify in 2024 and making the team recognises the hard work I have put in.
Most memorable moment? Making the Mighty 11s Team in Macarthur as the Captain. Who would you like to thank? My parents and all of my coaches who helped me to qualify for this event.
Ambition in Life: Be a BMXer.
Years in BMX: 5
Current Ranking: 3A, 1V
Home Club: Warrnambool BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Warrnambool.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Saya Sakakibara. She is a great inspiration.
What other interests do you have? Running and Soccer. Something you would like to try? Skydiving.
Favourite Food: Donuts.
Hated Food: Tomato Sauce.
Something cool you have experienced? Making the Mighty 11s. Your greatest fear? Tate when he is cross.
Ambition in BMX: Make the Olympics.
How could you improve BMX? Continue my dedication and commitment. What does making this Team mean to you? I feel very honoured and special. Most memorable moment? Getting 3A.
Who would you like to thank? My coaches, my team, Mum and Dad and family.
Ambition in Life: To be a doctor.
Years in BMX: 9
Current Ranking: 2A, 1A
Home Club: Central Highlands BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Cairns.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Teya Rufus & Jesse Asmus. Jesse – he is a fast rider & a good coach. Teya – shows what girls can do.
What other interests do you have? CrossFit, Zumba, Training.
Something you would like to try? Bungee Jumping.
Favourite Food: Sausages and Potato bake.
Hated Food: Seafood and Veges.
Something cool you have experienced? World Titles – 3 times.
Your greatest fear? Failing at school.
Ambition in BMX: To make the Olympics.
How could you improve BMX? Have better State Series prizes.
What does making this Team mean to you? Everything!! But mostly going up against the NZ Team. Most memorable moment? Achieving 1A last year.
Who would you like to thank? Mum, Dad, Family, Sponsors – Bettapork, TBK Apparel.
Years in BMX: 6
Current Ranking: 7A
Home Club: Castle Hill BMX Club
Favourite Track: Terrigal
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Saya Sakakibara. She is the fastest female in Australia.
What other interests do you have? Watching NRL.
Something you would like to try? Rugby League.
Favourite Food: BBQ.
Hated Food: Tomatoes.
Something cool you have experienced? Race Mighty 11s in South Australia. Your greatest fear? Rollercoasters.
Ambition in BMX: To be an elite rider.
Ambition in Life: Be a famous BMX racer.
How could you improve BMX? No more 4 moto racing. What does making this Team mean to you? Everything! Most memorable moment? Making this team so I can fly overseas. Who would you like to thank? My coach Luke Madill and my parents.
Years in BMX: 6
Current Ranking: NI5, SI5
Home Club: Waitakere.
Favourite Track: Tauranga & East City.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Michael Bias. He's a really cool guy and a good friend. He’s living the best BMX life over in Europe training, racing and hanging out with the world's best riders.
What other interests do you have? Mountain biking, football, gaming.
Something you would like to try? Driving a F1 car.
Favourite Food: Meatballs & Spaghetti.
Hated Food: Broccoli.
Something cool you have experienced? Ziplining through a forest in Vanuatu.
Your greatest fear: Getting injured so I can’t ride, that sucks!
Ambition in BMX: To get into as many finals as possible and keep collecting plates.
Ambition in Life: Be successful, happy and earn lots of money.
How could you improve BMX: Get more people to come and ride.
What does making this Team mean to you? Everything. It's always been a dream to wear the fern and represent my country against the Ozzies
Most memorable moment? Achieving an O3 plate at Rotorua.
Who would you like to thank? My Mum and Dad. Especially Dad, he’s always working on my bike.
Years in BMX: 5
Current Ranking: NZ9
Home Club: Mountain Raiders.
Favourite Track: Mountain Raiders.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Toni James because she is amazing and she won the World Championships.
What other interests do you have? Football, netball, basketball, cricket, athletics, skiing, violin, reading.
Something you would like to try? Road Cycling.
Favourite Food: Mango
Hated Food: Mushrooms
Something cool you have experienced? Skiing in France.
Your greatest fear: Having a really bad crash in BMX.
Ambition in BMX: To be as fast as I can be.
Ambition in Life: To be a scientist.
How could you improve BMX: Get more girls involved in the sport.
What does making this Team mean to you? It makes me proud that I am fast enough.
Most memorable moment? Standing on the Cambridge start ramp in the Mighty 11 final with everyone so silent you could hear a pin drop.
Who would you like to thank? Mum, Dad, Chelsea, and Sharon.
Years in BMX: 6 years
Current Ranking: 2V
Home Club: Geelong BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Park Orchards.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Izaac Kennedy. He works hard and never gives up.
What other interests do you have? Soccer and Rugby.
Something you would like to try? Snowboarding.
Favourite Food: Spag Bol.
Hated Food: Pumpkin.
Something cool you have experienced? Going to Wet and Wild.
Your greatest fear: Snakes.
Ambition in BMX: To get another A plate.
Ambition in Life: To stay fit and healthy to continue riding.
How could you improve BMX: Continue to be supportive
What does making this Team mean to you? Making the team and getting to represent Australia is something I have always strived for in my training. Qualifying was one of my happiest BMX memories so far. Most memorable moment? When I got 4A and making the Mighty 11s Test Team. Who would you like to thank? My Mum and Dad, coaches and my team twistedcoau.
Years in BMX: 8 years
Current Ranking: 5Q
Home Club: Bayside BMX Club.
Favourite Track: Knox BMX track, Vic.
Most admired Person & Why do you admire this person? Bella May because she never gives up. What other interests do you have? Travel, Cooking and Drawing. Something you would like to try? Bungee Jumping.
Favourite Food: Sushi.
Hated Food: Peas.
Something cool you have experienced? Worlds & American Theme Parks.
Your greatest fear: Standing up in front of people.
Ambition in BMX: To race everywhere around the World.
Ambition in Life: To see as much of the world as I can & experience different cultures. How could you improve BMX: Quit school and train all day (hehe). Participate in more open race meets. What does making this Team mean to you? Missing out last time made me want to work harder, and I did it, I made it this time. It means so much as I’m only one of a handful to be able to represent Australia. Most memorable moment? Racing in an UCI event in Indonesia where I hung out with all the pro riders. Who would you like to thank? Mum and Dad for being my BMX bank, my drivers & pit crew. My brother who helped me learn how to ride. My Twisted Co teammates. My coaches in the past Nathan Glab, Josh Boyton, Luke Marsh and current coach Brandon Te Hiko
This is a Transponder required event. Transponders must be activated & registered with MYLAPS prior to this event. Transponders MUST be attached to the outside of the fork & must be on for all official BMXNZ event sessions including practice.
ALL transponders must be checked and entry detail must be confirmed on the BMXNZ test loop mat at the points hut, prior to starting practice, or racing.
Sprocket Class Event Number plates will be issued to riders at check-in & will be registered. Event Number Plates must be used within this event , including all official practice sessions. SPROCKETS DO NOT REQUIRE A TRANSPONDER
Challenge & Championship Class Event Number plates will only be issued to riders at transponder check-in upon confirmation that their transponder is attached to their bike correctly and is functional. The event number plate must remain affixed to the bike for the entire event, including all official practice sessions.
Registration is required PRIOR to the rider's practice sessions.
Registration for your transponder check and plates:
Friday 25th October 2.00 pm - 5.40 pm
Saturday 26th October 7.00 am - 9:40 am
Australian Individual Rider packs:
Friday 25 October
Transponders - with failures during racing, we go to camera as backup and if not definitive, a DNF is scored.
FRIDAY - PRACTICE DAY
RACE PLATE COLLECTION
Friday 25th October 2:00 pm - 5.40 pm
PRACTICE
Required safety gear to be worn along with event transponder and number plates fitted at all official practice sessions. Scrutineering will be undertaken on a random basis.
FRIDAY PRACTICE:
AUS M11 Test Team
8.00 am - 10.00am
NZL M11 Test Team 10.15 am - 12.15 am
7yr and Under 20” 2.30 pm - 3.00 pm
8-12yr 20” and CR 3.00 pm - 4.20 pm
13yr Plus 20”, CR and Masters 4.20 pm - 5.40 pm
Championship Women and Men 5.40 pm - 6.10 pm
TEAM MANAGERS MEETING
Friday 5.00 pm
SATURDAY - EVENT DAY ONE
RIDER REGISTRATION/TRANSPONDER CHECK/RACE PLATE COLLECTION:
For ALL riders who did not complete this process on Friday. All transponders MUST be checked onsite prior to racing, this check is your event registration process. This will be done at the check point near the points hut. The process is a simple roll over of a mat loop & then checking your detail on a screen. Any detail errors must be noted with event admin immediately. This process must be completed prior or during the Saturday morning practice.
Saturday 21st October 7:00 am – 9:40 am
PRACTICE
Required safety gear to be worn along with event transponder, number plates fitted at all official practice sessions. Scrutineering will be undertaken at random.
SATURDAY PRACTICE
13yr Plus 20”, CR and Masters
7.00 am - 8:00 am
8-12yr 20” and CR 8:00 am – 9:00 am
7yr and Under 20” 9:00 am - 9.20 am
Test Teams 9.20 am - 9.40 am
Championship Class 9.40 am - 10.00 am
OFFICIALS MEETING
OPENING CEREMONY
am
10.20 am
RACING START TIME Saturday 11.00 am
TEAM MANAGERS MEETING
Saturday 30 minutes after the end of racing
SUNDAY - EVENT DAY TWO
SUNDAY WARMUP ONLY (GATES MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE)
Required safety gear to be worn along with event transponder, number plates fitted at all official practice sessions. Scrutineering will be undertaken on a random basis.
13yr Plus 20”, CR and Masters 7.00am - 7.45am
8-12yr 20” and CR 7.45am - 8.30am
7yr and Under 20” 8.30am - 8.50am Test Team’s 8.50am - 9.10am
Championship Women and Men 9.10am - 9.30am
OFFICIALS MEETING
Sunday 9.30 am
RACING START TIME
Sunday 10.00 am
PRIZE GIVING
This will be held at the northern end of the site approximately 30 minutes after the finish of racing.
THE WAIKATO REGION & CAMBRIDGE BMX CLUB ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THE 2024 BMX NEW ZEALAND NORTH ISLAND TITLES, THE PREMIER NORTH ISLAND EVENT FOR BMX RACING IN NEW ZEALAND.
The following guidelines will detail the event and all the requirements for entry.
20” CHALLENGER CLASSES
Sprocket: 5 and under, 6yrs, and 7yrs classes are participation only.
Male: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17-24, 30-39, 40-49, 50+
Female: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15-16, 17-24, 25+
Masters: Men: 30+
CRUISER CHALLENGER CLASSES
Male: 8-10, 11-12, 13-16, 17-24, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50+
Female: 8-14, 17-34, 35-44, 45+
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES
Male: U23 and Elite
Female: Elite
MIGHTY11 MEMORIAL CLASSES
Mixed: 11yrs age on day
MOTO DRAW
Race system in use defines moto/lane draws. Quarter and Semi Finals – snake seeding method.
LANE DRAW SELECTION
Quarters, Semis and Main Finals Only. Order of lane choice based on count back to moto points or previous final.
MINIMUM CLASS SIZE
6 riders constitute a class (amalgamations as required).
CHALLENGE 20”, CRUISER, RETRO AND CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES
4 motos Saturday, 2 motos Sunday then finals (depending on class sizes)
8 or less riders: 4 motos Saturday, 3 motos Sunday, points aggregated 9 or more riders: 4 motos Saturday, 2 motos Sunday then;
9-16 riders: to deadman final
17-32 riders: to deadman semis and deadman final
33-64 riders: to quarters, semis and final (all deadman)
65-80 riders: to eighths, quarters, semis and final (all deadman)
Riders 7 years old and under will be non-ranking participation classes with 4 motos Saturday, 2 motos Sunday Riders who are UCI 8yrs will ride in UCI age classes for this event. Standard racing formats apply.
All tied positions will be separated by countback. No run-offs will be held. As per regulation clause 1.029 Tied Placing.
All BMXNZ Major Events are Smoke, Vape, Drug and Alcohol Free. Please adhere to this ruling, it is for the benefit of the riders & children at the event venue. Smoking or Vaping is not recommended at all, but if you must, please move as far away as possible on to the open fields, well away from the event facility and any track entrances.
The event is a BMXNZ Major Event where the focus is on the riders & their preparation. No animals are allowed on the event site and there are no exceptions other than registered Working or Guide Dogs.
Allocation is determined from the time that entries close for Trophy manufacturing purposes. For trophy placing, a count back method will be used to rank riders on equal points at the end of racing.
Challenge/Championship Classes with 8 riders or less: Trophies and Presentation Plates 1st – 3rd place
Challenge/Championship Classes with 9+ riders: Trophies and Presentation Plates 1st – 8th place Sprocket Classes: All riders will receive an event award
Club or product banners are to be attached to club tents only, do not hang them over any existing signage around the track. Offending Banners will be removed. If you wish to promote other products or services, please contact the host club to arrange an approved display location.
All riders UCI 12yrs and below cannot use clip pedals.
The event is a BMXNZ sanctioned event. Please be aware of your riders, your supporters & your own demeanour & attitude at the event. We are here for the riders, most of which are kids. The Sports Code of Conduct applies at all times, in all areas, to all people present, not just the riders.
In case of disruption or weather, moto format may be changed, at the discretion of the Chief Commissaire.
An International Riders License allows overseas riders who are not members of BMX New Zealand (BMXNZ) to enter events within New Zealand.
Here are the OFFICIAL live stream links: Opening Ceremony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLY4YaK5f-k Saturday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmIRwXZLpJc Sunday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUwDri09p0c
Remember - BMXNZ supplies the livestream for FREE on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@bmxnewzealand. NEVER supply your credit card details to view our streams. Only trust the links from https://www.facebook.com/ BMXNZNorthIslandTitles, https://www.facebook.com/bmxnzstuff, bmxlive.nz or the BMXNZ app or emails.
MIGHTY 11’S MEMORIAL CLASS
A mixed gender race class for all riders 11year of age on the day. All riders race motos, then to finals in the following format (results based on points over all racing - no deadman final).
8 rider or less
7 motos points over 9-16 riders
17-29 riders
30+ riders
6 motos and top 8 riders to a final
6 motos, top 12 to two 6-man semis, top 8 riders to a final
6 motos, top 16 to two 8-man semis, top 8 riders to a final
Tied placings based on count back only.
M11’s Memorial Awards - Overall top three trophies, overall top eight plates, Top Four Girls Trophies (regardless of overall placing within event)
NUMBER PLATES
Sprocket Class Event Number plates will be issued to riders at Registration and will be registered. Event number plates must be used within this event only, including all official practice sessions. SPROCKETS DO NOT REQUIRE A TRANSPONDER
Challenge & Championship Class Event Number plates will only be issued to riders at transponder check-in upon confirmation that their transponder is attached to their bike correctly and is functional. The event number plate must remain affixed to the bike for the entire event, including all official practice sessions.
Ranking Plates: Only current World 1-8, Oceania 1-8, NZ 1-8 and also standing NI 1-8 numbers are allowed to be used. The ranking number must be clearly marked on the entry form.
Non-Ranked Plates: Riders may select any number between 51 and 999. Riders not choosing to self-select a plate number or supplying an incorrect ranking will be issued with randomly selected numbers.
Championship Riders may run their UCI number under the 2022 UCI numbering system. All other riders will be allocated a random plate.
For general event updates from the BMXNZ or the club look online at the Event Facebook page or watch your BMXNZ APP Alerts. All critical information will be from your Club Manager OR the Event Chief Commissaire
This will be held trackside, at the northern end of the site on Sunday 27th October, approximately 30 minutes after the finish of racing.
There is a wet weather contingency plan offsite - This will be communicated if required.
NO refunds will be authorised after Friday 25th October at the close of registration. Any refunds prior to this will be given on receipt of a medical certificate less an administration fee of $20. Application for refunds can be done online at BMX New Zealand - Major Event - Entry Withdrawal Request (sporty.co.nz)
For final placings, a count back method will be used to rank riders on equal points at the end of racing. Sprockets 7yrs and under - all riders will receive an event award.
It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure that you keep your pit or club area tidy and place all rubbish in the bins provided. Cambridge will be providing recycling bins in addition to landfill bins. Please take care to use the appropriate bin at each waste station. Or better yet take your rubbish home.
Officials can randomly check riders and bikes before and during the event, including all official practice and warm up sessions. It is recommended that clubs & managers scrutineer all bikes prior to the event.
There will be security at the track from 6:00 pm to 7:00 am on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. However, BMX New Zealand, the Waikato BMX Region, and Cambridge BMX Club accept no responsibility for theft or damage to property.
This is a Transponder-required event. Transponders must be activated & registered with MYLAPS prior to this event. Transponders MUST be attached to the outside of the fork & must be on for all official BMXNZ event sessions including practice.
ALL transponders must be checked and entry detail must be confirmed on the BMXNZ test loop mat at the admin building, prior to starting practice, or racing.
Sprockets 5 and under, 6yrs, and 7yrs riders, DO NOT require transponders
There will be a warm up area on Milton Street between the front gate and the Corner with Lamb Street (see map). Helmets MUST BE WORN at all times in this area. Riding in this space will be a CLOCKWISE directional loop. Riders MUST run in the indicated direction. Please respect other users.
There is a 1.5 metre walkway in front of all regional gazebo’s. Please do not put Gazebo’s, pegs or guy ropes onto this or tie your gazebo’s to the front fence. This is a shared space for viewing and walking.
BMXNZ, The Waikato Region and Cambridge BMX Club will comply with the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 by committing to providing and maintaining a safe and healthy environment for all riders, families and visitors to the BMX Event facility. It is the sports policy to “make every practical and reasonable effort to protect all visitors, to prevent accidents or serious harm injuries and promote safety and welfare of all persons while on the event facility”.
BMXNZ, The Waikato Region and Cambridge BMX Club will take all possible steps to list and evaluate hazards and to determine solutions to eliminate or minimise those hazards as part of the Risk Management Plan (RMP), to meet the sports policy noted above. These requirements will be mandatory for ALL participants.
BMX Racing is an action sport and inherently has risks that are accepted as part of sport. All known risks are noted in the BMXNZ Major Meeting RMP and this is available onsite during the event. Parties wanting to assess the RMP prior to entry must contact the club for detail. Entry to this event confirms an understanding of the risks of the sport as noted in the RMP. In the event of injury to an event participant, a completed entry is consent to proper medical treatment being administered. Event entry also consents to submit to drug testing if required. All entrants agree to be bound by the regulations and general conditions for this event as published by BMXNZ in its latest rule book. Any reference to BMXNZ within this flyer or entry is referring to BMX New Zealand Inc.
Main Spectator Parking
Official and Disability Parking
Overflow Parking
Road Closure Points (Sat & Sun)
Rider Warm Up Area (Sat & Sun)
Vehicle Access
PR
Rider Registration
Points Board
Refuse Station
Outdoor Broadcast Unit
Staging
Prizegiving
St John Sports Vendors
Toilets
Food / coffee
Region Rider Space Allocations
Waikato Region
Central Region
Wellington Region
Northern Region
Taranaki Region
Australia and Tahiti
Mainland South Region
Mainland North Region
Mighty 11 Teams
Walkways
(14 RIDERS)
Supported by BMX New Zealand
Rider Plate Club
Kyle SZASZY 115 North Harbour
Watson FOREMAN 416 New Plymouth
Maddison WALKER 765 Hamilton
Arlo HUDSON 390 New Plymouth
Charlie WATSON 388 Hamilton
Nina JEFFREY 180 Rotorua
Lottie KAHUKURA 757 Kaitangata
Endy KONG 128 Mountain Raiders
Darius HUNT 195 North Harbour
Elise WATERS 252 Cromwell
Rayleigh FLEMING 552 East City
Harley WALLACE 191 Taupo
Ezra HEATH 406 North Harbour
Robin ZACHINSKIY 271 Waitakere
(24 RIDERS)
Supported by BMX New Zealand
Rider Plate Club
Carter LYNCH 925 Hamilton
Hudson HYSLOP 311 East City
Oakley MITCHELL 906 Te Awamutu
Coen PHILLIPS 484 Te Aroha
Jake ANDERSON 120 Mountain Raiders
Brodie WELLINGTON 415 New Plymouth
Fletcher STEVENS 100 Whangarei
Tyler
Harry
Finn
Arlo
Asher MOLONEY
Reeve
Maahaki
Freddie
Jasper
Ludovico
Ollie
Luka
Otto
Chase
Liam
Otto
Jordan
Supported
Kayden
Arlo
Vincent
Finn
Jack
Taylor
Arvi
Cruize
Micah
Sam
Supported by BMX New Zealand
Rider Plate Club
Pippa WALKER 880 Hamilton
Sage LAWRENCE 885 Hawkes Bay
Winnie MURPHY 790 Christchurch City
Hannah INWOOD 977 New Plymouth
Miller CRAWLEY 273 Waitakere
Orla LLOYD 360 Mountain Raiders
Penelope ROBINSON 307 Waitakere
Supported by the Clarke Family
Rider Plate Club
Rio BOUNDY 115 CB Cambridge
Leo CHARLTON NZ7 New Plymouth
Daniel CHEN 115 NH North Harbour
Magnus DAVIS 999 Hawkes Bay
Matuanui DROLLET-LE CAILL HILL 111 North Harbour
Mackinley FOREMAN 333 New Plymouth
Cole GULDE 184 CB Cambridge
Logan HEALEY 728 Te Awamutu
Henry HOGG 641 Waitakere
Ji Hu HONG 956 Christchurch City
Benjamin HORSCROFT 672 Sunset Coast
Kingston HYSLOP NZ3 East City
Beauden LAM 876 Mountain Raiders
Cooper LAWRENCE 576 Hawkes Bay
Blake LYNCH 666 Hamilton
Blake MCINTOSH 540 Hamilton
Jax NEPIA-ANDERSON 434 Gisborne
Rex OLSEN 99 Rotorua
Thor PISO 351 Hamilton
Max POCOCK 161 Cambridge
Tate RENTSCH 184 AUS Australia
Charlie ROBINSON 274 WTK Waitakere
Flynn ROBINSON 274 HAW Hawera
Nico ROOZENBURG 350 Te Awamutu
Aiden ROXBURGH 777 Sunset Coast
Nikau SIMEON 416 Tauranga
Kaleb SOUTHEE 151 Kapiti
Blake TIE 200 Tauranga
Jayden VERRYT NZ4 Mountain Raiders
Brock WELLINGTON 998 New Plymouth
Archie WEST 218 Cambridge
Te Ao -Ngarangi WHEELER 667 Hawkes Bay
Supported by FreshChoice Leamington
Rider Plate Club
Loxley BAGBY 157 Te Awamutu
Matilda BURLEY 624 Taupo
Alice JEFFREY 969 Rotorua
Audrey JOYCE 330 Australia
Kiera OCOBOC 187 Capital
Asha PROBYN 454 New Plymouth
Ava STEVENS 100 Te Kuiti
Stella TORRENS 93 Te Aroha
Greta XIE NZ3 Mountain Raiders
Supported by the Mitchell Family
Rider Plate Club
James ANDERSEN 137 Hamilton
Thomas BRAMWELL 51 NH North Harbour
Archer BROWN 964 Taupo
Luke BUCKLEY 68 Mountain Raiders
Dom BYCROFT-JENKINS 744 Hamilton
Jacob CRAWFORD 131 Tauranga
Max GERAGHTY 298 New Plymouth
Parker GIBB 113 Hawera
Bruce GOBRAIT 185 Tahiti
Lennon HAYES 734 Sunset Coast
Luca HUDSON 97 New Plymouth
Braxton HUIJS NZ6 New Plymouth
Cameron INWOOD 525 New Plymouth
Fletcher KAHUKURA 358 Kaitangata
Hendrix KAHUKURA 356 Alexandra
Oliver LEATHART 925 Tauranga
Arlo MAIFEA 215 New Plymouth
Nikau MATENE 67 Mountain Raiders
Kaiden MCDONALD 946 Mountain Raiders
Charlie MITCHELL 51 CB Cambridge
Noah PERIAM 709 Hamilton
Jackson ROPATI W3 East City
Fletcher SMITH 784 Hamilton
Logan SOUTHALL 151 New Plymouth
Flynn SUTHERLAND 836 Alexandra
Roman THOMSON NZ7 Hawkes Bay
Donovan WALLACE 147 Taupo
George WU NZ2 Hamilton
Supported by Cooney Law
Rider
Livvy
Mila
Georjia
Supported by The Griffin Family
Rider Plate Club
Travis ANDERSEN 64 Waitakere
Tate BURDON NZ3 Te Awamutu
Archie BURKE 224 Waitakere
Jordan DAWSON NZ6 North Harbour
Matatini DROLLET-LE CAILL HILL 563 North Harbour
Blake FLAVELL 627 New Plymouth
Millen HAMBLYN 228 North Harbour
Sam HICKEY 600 New Plymouth
Dylan HICKS 130 Hawkes Bay
Cole HILLS 888 Tauranga
Caleb HOTTER 619 New Plymouth
Delan JOHNS 670 Mountain Raiders
Henry JOHNSTON 902 Waitakere
Ardie KAHUKURA 357 Kaitangata
Harley LOGAN 121 North Harbour
Liam MCDONNELL 686 Kapiti
Caden MCKENZIE NI6 Christchurch City
Jett MERCER 411 Hawera
Max OLSEN 940 Rotorua
Jake POMARE 562 North Harbour
Baiden PRESCOTT NZ4 Te Awamutu
Jaydee PRETORIUS 811 Hamilton
Eli SASEVE 204 Te Awamutu
Kasey SOUTHEE 51 Kapiti
Eli TAIA 725 Cambridge
Enzo TORRENS 125 Te Aroha
Lachlan TORRIE 158 Te Aroha
Bowie WILLIAMS 141 Taupo
Sam WYATT 700 New Plymouth
Supported by Higgs Building Co
Rider
Olivia
Jovie
Camryn
Amelia
Evie
Olivia
Jaeda
Mia
Lilly
Skyla
Pippa
Supported by The Honda Shop
Rider Plate Club
Baxter ARTHUR
Cooper BECK 311 Hawera
Jarrah BENNING 238 Australia
Finn
Luke BOLD
Josh BRAITHWAITE NZ8 Mountain Raiders
Jake BRAMWELL 222 North Harbour
Jaxson
Tyler COCHRANE 912 Tauranga
Landré DEETLEFS
Tobias
Monty
Lucas
Jack
Nixon
Bradley
Toby
Alex
Austin
Charley
James
Nathan
Nealson
Ryder
Max
Robbie
Rotorua
Supported by VCE
Rider
Charlie
Jack
Braxton GILLARD
Jago HAAG
Brooklyn
Jono HANSEN
Reef
Joshua
Coulter
Ryan
Kaelan
Hamish
Levi
Cooper
Sol
Waitakere
Waitakere
Connor
Scott WISTRAND
Charlie
(6 RIDERS)
Supported by Hamilton Fencing
Rider
Khloe DINSDALE 223 Whangarei
Grace LARNDER 174 Waitakere
Indi MCMULLIN NZ2 Southland
Lily-Rose MOREHU 129 Te Awamutu
Maddy NEWCOMBE O2 Rotorua
Charlotte ZILLWOOD 257 Hawera
(27 RIDERS)
Supported by Cabinetry by West
Rider
Khalil
Ben ANDERSON NI1 East City
Blake ANDREWS 164 Whangarei
Nixon BANKS NI2 Hamilton
Xavier BELL 391 Tauranga
Jack BUCKLEY 88 Mountain Raiders
Blake CARPENDALE 461 Gisborne
Liam CLIFFORD 131 Tauranga
Zildjian COLLIE 589 Southland
Timothy CRESSWELL 414 Tauranga
Taimana EHU-THOMPSON NI7 Hawkes Bay
Noah EVANS 77 Rotorua
Fergus GARDNER 821 Cambridge Tyler
Cooper
Aiden
Emmerson
Blake
Carter LANE 252 NP New Plymouth
Fletcher LAWRENCE 550 Hawera
Jesse LINDOP 428 Hamilton
Travis MARSHALL 704 Paeroa
Arlo RENDLE 126 Hawkes Bay
Kaleb SMITH 630 Hawera
Jax WEST 500 Cambridge
Jacob WHITE 945 Hawera
Marcus WISTRAND 252 POA Paeroa
( 7 RIDERS)
Supported by the Nisson Family
Talia MACFARLANE
Taylor
Taupo
Holly NILSSON 111 Cambridge
Luca PENNY NZ3 Te Awamutu
Sophie PENNY NZ2 Te Awamutu
Maya PERRETT 98 Tauranga
Abby STORY-FRAYLING 398 Mountain Raiders
(15 RIDERS)
Supported by The BMX Collective
Rider Plate Club
Nic ARMITAGE 123 Waitakere
Sano COCHRAN BENTON 100 New Plymouth
Aidan CODYRE 454 Kapiti
Cooper HOWELL 399 Kapiti
Mason JELGERSMA 129 Dunedin
Cohen LUDLAM NZ5 Taupo
Lucas MATENE 420 Mountain Raiders
Nixon POINTON 79 Tauranga
Morris RENNIE 99 Hamilton
Ben SHAW 196 Dunedin
Cees SILVER NZ3 Te Awamutu
Cael SMITH 244 GS Gisborne
Cameron WALLACE NI3 Hamilton
Caleb WHITE 822 Hawera
Zane WILLIAMSON 244 HN Hamilton
(11 RIDERS)
Supported by the Falconer Family
Rider Plate Club
Isabel ANDERSEN 166 Waitakere
Molly BUCKLEY 98 Mountain Raiders
Sophie COLQUHOUN 198 Mountain Raiders
Emelia LANE 550 New Plymouth
Lucy LARNDER 406 Waitakere
Nicola MAPU 555 Hamilton
Catalina MORRIS 320 Southland
Reave NEPIA-ANDERSON NZ5 Gisborne
Hollie TRIBBLE 123 Christchurch City
Beth WALKER NZ8 Cambridge
Rubie ZIEGLER 322 North Canterbury
Supported by Match Components
Rider
Club
Levi BANKS 522 Hamilton
Thomas BROCKSOPP 338 Te Aroha
Riley BURLEY NZ7 Taupo
Nico COGAN NZ3 Cambridge
Deacon CONNOR NZ1 North Harbour
Taine DE THIERRY 508 Hamilton
Jamie HARKNESS 862 Capital
Connor JELGERSMA
Travis JOHNSON
Bryson JOYCE
Daniel
Deegan
Liam
Zeb
Kobi
Lucas TREADAWAY 611 Sunset Coast
Supported by Hamilton BMX Club
Rider Plate Club
Ashton CAHILL FAI 689 Waitakere
Jacob CAMERON 249 New Plymouth
Cory CARPENDALE 410 Gisborne
Tom COLEMAN NZ2 Kapiti
Fred COOPER 110 Christchurch City
Tyla DINSDALE 185 Whangarei
Flynn HARRISON 180 East City
Jaxon LAWRENCE 108 Hawkes Bay
Ashar MCKNIGHT 426 Gisborne
Dario PISKULIC 53 Whangarei
Max RICHARDSON NZ6 North Harbour
Louie SANDERS 437 Tauranga
Jacob SHAW 883 Dunedin
Jack STANLEY NZ8 Cromwell
Kaea TE MOANA 77 Te Awamutu
Isak THOMPSON 337 Whangarei
James WALLACE NZ3 Hamilton
Jack YOUNG NI1 Hamilton
(12 RIDERS)
Supported by Te Kuiti BMX Club
Rider Plate Club
Zachary ARNOLD O7 Tauranga
Lewis ATKINSON 151 East City
Matthew BURNS 226 Tauranga
Xavier DUNN 825 Mountain Raiders
Harry FEVRE NZ7 Hawera
Brock HARVEY 78 Taupo
William HERBERT 330 Mountain Raiders
Hunter HIRA 707 Hawera
Ben JAMES 806 Cromwell
Cameron LAING 82 Dunedin
Mason STILLS 55 New Plymouth
Angus THOMPSON 361 Taupo
(10 RIDERS)
Supported by FS Graphic Design
Rider Plate Club
Ellie BIDDICK 71 Mountain Raiders
Tyla-Shae DONALDSON 550 Cambridge
Riley FEVRE 258 Hawera
Zoe HARTWELL 119 Mountain Raiders
Jessie HIRA 747 Hawera
Abby HIRST 114 Taupo
Cassien LEWIS 459 North Avon Christchurch
Selina PFISTER 581 Mountain Raiders
Emily SORENSEN 313 Hawera
Mya WATKINS NZ3 Hawera
(11 RIDERS)
Supported by Powdercoating NZ
Rider Plate Club
Vince ANDERSEN 901 Hamilton
Phelipe FERNANDES 73 East City
Joel HOOK 177 Hawera
Jason JOLLEY 323 North Canterbury
Alex LYNCH 615 Hamilton
Mikey MCCALLUM 105 New Plymouth
Rick PERSSON 806 Hawkes Bay
Jade PETERS 235 New Plymouth
Rob ROBINSON NZ1 Hawera
Russell SIFLEET 148 Hamilton
Ben WATSON 621 Hamilton
(9 RIDERS)
Supported by Tawa Architecture
Rider Plate Club
Brad ANDREWS NZ2 Whangarei
Nathan CORNELIUS 142 Christchurch City
Lance DINSDALE 400 Whangarei
Adam GREEN 343 Whangarei
Dwayne INWOOD 170 New Plymouth
Gareth LAUCHLAN 124 Waitakere
JT NEPIA NZ1 Gisborne
Alex PETERSON 183 East City
Grant RENNIE 81 Hamilton
( 7 RIDERS)
Supported by Wraphaus
Rider
Steve
Warren BOGGISS
Ryan
Mike
Greg
Roy
Lee
(8 RIDERS)
Supported by Jacqui Owen Legal
Lisa
Jeanette
Caitlin
Jody
Donna
Nancy
Toni
Sonja
(11 RIDERS)
Supported by TrackWeld
Rider Plate Club
Holly BARLOW 287 Te Aroha
Danika BERGERSEN 515 Cambridge
Nikita CLARKE 68 Waitakere
Brooke DAY 211 Kapiti
Milla ELLIS 533 New Plymouth
Nadia GABBIANI 878 Hamilton
Hazel GARDNER 66 Cambridge
Aurora HERBERT 310 Te Aroha
Ella HIEBENDAAL 800 Waitakere
Madeleine HUNTER 706 Mountain Raiders
Molly INIA 94 Te Awamutu
(4 RIDERS)
Supported by JJ’s Car Services
Rider Plate Club
Adam COKER NZ1 Hamilton
Tim FERGUSON 122 Cambridge
John HAYES 501 Hamilton
Karl THURSTON 768 Tauranga
(6 RIDERS)
Supported by Paeroa BMX Club
(4 RIDERS)
Supported
(9 RIDERS)
Supported by Te Awamutu BMX Club
Rider Plate Club
Theo BOULD 942 North Harbour
Finn COGAN 927 Cambridge
Jesse -James GREEN 641 Christchurch City
Oliver HANHAM 559 Mountain Raiders
Louis HUNT 586 Cambridge
Jack KEOWN 513 Christchurch City
Cooper RICHARDSON 801 North Harbour
Jono SARGISON 476 Taupo
Will SKIPPER 905 Tauranga
( 7 RIDERS)
Supported by Riverside Adventures
Rider Plate Club
Tate BURDON NZ2 Te Awamutu
Jordan DAWSON NZ1 North Harbour
Matatini DROLLET-LE CAILL HILL 563 North Harbour
Beauden LAM 876 Mountain Raiders
Caden MCKENZIE 182 Christchurch City
Enzo TORRENS 125 Te Aroha
Donovan WALLACE 147 Taupo
(12 RIDERS)
Supported by Safe Road Services
Finn BERRINGTON
Jago HAAG
Reef HENRICKS
Kaelan MCCABE
Cooper MURPHY
Nixon MURPHY
Rico RYAN
Nathan
Dylan
Nealson
Ryder
Max
( 7 RIDERS)
Supported by Stephen Wallace
Brock
Casey
Stephen
( 7 RIDERS)
Supported by Automotive Solutions Rider
Adam COKER NZ1 Hamilton
Brad DE THIERRY 372 Hamilton
Jason JOLLEY 323 North Canterbury
Scott MURPHY 135 Christchurch City
Joel PERIAM 474 Hamilton
Jade PETERS 235 New Plymouth
Shaun THOMPSON 147 Cambridge
(5 RIDERS)
Supported by the Pickford Family
Tony
Jacques
Lance DINSDALE NZ1 Whangarei
Nick JEFFREY 511 Rotorua
Johann ROOZENBURG 440 Te Awamutu
(13 RIDERS)
Supported by Leamington Auto Electrical
Rider Plat e Club
Zane ALEXANDER NZ2 Hawkes Bay
Tim ATKINSON 323 East City
Matt BOULD 555 North Harbour
Nathan CORNELIUS 142 Christchurch City
Paul DAVIS 99 Hawkes Bay
Matt HARVEY 648 Taupo
Rob HIGGINS 199 Hamilton
Derek JELGERSMA NZ3 Dunedin
Andrew MACFARLANE 65 Waitakere
Daniel MATENE 923 Mountain Raiders
Steven SCHIMANSKI NZ1 New Plymouth
Wayne SHANKS NZ5 Hamilton
Kevin TAMEPO NZ4 Taupo
(8 RIDERS)
Supported by BP 2Go Leamington
Rider Plat e Club
Liam CLIFFORD 131 Tauranga
Sano COCHRAN BENTON 100 New Plymouth
Tyla DINSDALE NZ1 Whangarei
Brayden KING 646 Cromwell
Travis MARSHALL 407 Paeroa
Max RICHARDSON NZ2 North Harbour
Louie SANDERS 437 Tauranga
Jacob SHAW 847 Dunedin
(13 RIDERS)
Supported by Vidtech Services
Rider Plat e Club
Craig BERRINGTON 305 Sunset Coast
Warren BOGGISS NI5 Hamilton
Ryan GULLIFORD 167 Rotorua
Brett HANCOCK NI2 New Plymouth
Martin HICKS 130 Hawkes Bay
Aaron HOTTER NZ4 New Plymouth
Greg HUGHES NI1 Rotorua
Roy LEANING 479 North Avon Christchurch
Paul LUTTRELL 701 Te Awamutu
Dion NEWTH NZ1 Rotorua
Dazza PERRETT 110 Tauranga
James POCOCK 161 Cambridge
Clifford WILSON 723 Mountain Raiders
(5 RIDERS)
Supported by Cambridge Hire Bins
Jessie HIRA 747 Hawera
Kayla HUTCHINSON 62 Cambridge
Toni JAMES W1 Waitakere
Selina PFISTER 581 Mountain Raiders
Claire WILLIAMS 149 Tauranga
(6
Lisa
Jeanette
Donna
Steph
Nancy
Hayley
(6
( 7 RIDERS)
Supported by Compass Refrigeration
Rider
Cat BYCROFT
Amy DUCKETT
Angela INWOOD
Petrina MACFARLANE
Kyla NEWTON 418 Hamilton
Sonja RENNIE
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