EGLINTON motocross rider Kayden Minear was crowned a dual state champion on the weekend.
The youngster took out the 85cc nine to under-12 years title with 627 points and the 65cc 10 to under-12s on 621 after the sixth and final round of the WAMX State Motocross Championships.
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READ NOWCarramar’s Deacon Paice was runner-up in both divisions on 565 and 539, with Seth Shackleton (544 points) and Patrick Butler (507 points) taking third respectively.
Shackleton then went on to win the 65cc seven to under-10s on 630 points from Indy Radcliffe on 506 and Connor Wiese just behind on 496.
Continuing the success for the northern suburbs was Mason Brown, of Mariginiup, who won the 50cc auto seven to under-nine years on 598 points ahead of Deegan Fort on 492 and Blake Mannion on 440.
Mason’s mum Leanne Brown said they were “so proud and excited for him”.
“He was very impressed to win as it has taken so much effort and training and determination,” she said.
Woodvale rider Regan Duffy had a strong round to win all three 100-125cc 13 to under-16 motos but it was Rhys Burnett who won the title on 516 points from Corben Weinert on 501 and Seth Manuel on 500.
Duffy also took the round win in the 128-150cc/200-250cc 13 to under-16 years, but again Burnett had the championship on 516 from Weinert on 495 and Conan Forrester on 492.
In the 85cc 12 to under-16s, Brock Flynn won on 585 from Jake Turner on 522 and Dylan Walsh on 511.
And on four-wheels, Keenan Murphy won the eight to under-12 quads on 625 ahead of Sari Lough on 494 and Nichole McDonnell on 472, while Jae Dowestt won the 12 to under-16s on 630 from Flynn Burton on 566 and Brooke Hall on 491.
The senior championships were also crowned on the weekend with David Birch winning the MX1 division on 582 points from Charlie Creech on 519 and Stevie Heilers on 466, and Mat Fabry winning MX2 on 613 ahead of Mitchell Outram on 529 and Billy Middleton on 515.
For the women’s championship, Tahlia O’Hare took the title on 612 from Kara Cats on 559 and Lily Ken on 520, and for the quads, northern suburbs rider Chris Bosnakis was victorious on 599 points followed by Luke Gaisford on 471 and Blake Croonen on 466.
James Craig won the masters on 420 points ahead of Trevor Unstead with 364 and Marc Payne with 338, and Scott Petricevich topped the veterans on 411 from Martin Costa on 362 and Paul Smithson on 324.
WAMX State Junior Motocross Championships results
50cc auto seven to under-nine years
Mason Brown – 598 points
Deegan Fort – 492 points
Blake Mannion – 440 points
65cc seven to under-10 years
Seth Shackleton – 630 points
Indy Radcliffe – 506 points
Connor Wiese – 496 points
85cc nine to under-12 years
Kayden Minear – 627 points
Deacon Paice – 565 points
Seth Shackleton – 544 points
65cc 10 to under-12 years
Kayden Minear – 621 points
Deacon Paice – 539 points
Patrick Butler – 507 points
85cc 12 to under-16 years
Brock Flynn – 585 points
Jake Turner – 522 points
Dylan Walsh – 511 points
100-125cc 13 to under-16 years
Rhys Burnett – 516 points
Corben Weinert – 501 points
Seth Manuel – 500 points
128-150cc/200-250cc 13 to under-16 years
Rhys Burnett – 516 points
Corben Weinert – 495 points
Conan Forrester – 492 points
Quads eight to under-12 years
Keenan Murphy – 625 points
Sari Lough – 494 points
Nichole McDonnell – 472 points
Quads 12 to under-16 years
Jae Dowestt – 630 points
Flynn Burton – 566 points
Brooke Hall – 491 points
WAMX State Senior Motocross Championships results
MX1
David Birch – 582 points
Charlie Creech – 519 points
Stevie Heilers – 466 points
MX2
Mat Fabry – 613 points
Mitchell Outram – 529 points
Billy Middleton – 515 points
Womens
Tahlia O’Hare – 612 points
Kara Cats – 559 points
Lily Ken – 520 points
Quads
Chris Bosnakis – 599 points
Luke Gaisford – 471 points
Blake Croonen – 466 points
Masters
James Craig – 420 points
Trevor Unstead – 364 points
Marc Payne – 338 points
Veterans
Scott Petricevich – 411 points
Martin Costa – 362 points
Paul Smithson – 324 points