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2015 MX NATIONALS: ROUND 10 RESULTS

9 years ago | Photos: Jeff Crow / Explorer Media

After close to 70mls of rain fell at the Coolum Pines circuit the night before race day, the riders arrived early sunday morning walking into unknown track conditions. Despite the rain however, the sun was well and truly shining when bikes hit the track at 9am, setting the stage for what would be an epic day of racing for the final round of the championship.

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In the premier MX1 class, KTM Motocross Racing Team’s Kirk Gibbs collected his first ever Monster MX1 Championship win, wrapping up this year’s title in spectacular celebratory fashion. When the 450 machines lined up for moto one, Gibbs was armed with the knowledge that if Mosig won the first moto, that he would only need to finish 20th in order to wrap up the championship. With that known, when the premier MX1 class rolled up to the grid, all eyes were on the number five KTM machine, and anticipation in awarding the 2015 title cranked up to a hole new level.

When the chequered flag flew in moto one, the top four riders switched positions, with Townley edging out Styke to take the race win, followed by KTM’s Gibbs in third. Despite Townley’s win, the man of the moment was KTM’s Gibbs – third place in moto one being more than enough for him and the KTM Motocross Racing Team to deservingly wrap up the 2015 MX1 championship title after ten rounds.

In the second moto it was  Monea who crossed the line victorious, followed by Townley in second and Dylan Long in third. With the championship well and truly already wrapped up, Gibbs raced to seventh place in moto two, enjoying a far more leisurely pace.

It’s been such a long time coming, and it’s so hard to explain because you put so much time and effort into it, and this year has felt so long for me,” said Gibbs.

Monster Energy MX1 round ten overall points:
1) Ben Townley 67
2) Adam Monea 61
3) Luke Styke 58
4) Kirk Gibbs 54
5) Dylan Long 53
6) Kade Mosig 53
7) Lawson Bopping 52
8) Daniel Reardon 46
9) Hamish Harwood 44
10) Ross Beaton 39

Monster Energy MX1 championship:
1) Kirk Gibbs 647
2) Kade Mosig 586
3 Adam Monea 577
4) Luke Styke 577
5) Lawson Bopping 523
6) Daniel Reardon 510
7) Dylan Long 497
8) Cody Cooper 425
9) Kale Makeham 347
10) Jesse Dobson 382

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In the MX2 class JCR Yamaha’s Jay Wilson finished his 2015 MX Nationals campaign on the highest of highs, racing to 1-1 finishes and collecting the Motul MX2 Championship win at the Coolum Pines Motocross track in Queensland.

When moto one concluded it was Jay Wilson who crossed the line victorious, ahead of former teammate Clout, followed by Coolum local Nathan Crawford (Husqvarna) who put in a solid charge to conclude moto one in third. With the win in moto one, Wilson looked to line up in moto two to wrap up his first ever MX2 championship and sure enough when the chequered flag flew in moto two, Wilson celebrated across the line, taking the race two win ahead of Crawford and GYTR’s Beaton, ad wrapping up his first ever Motul MX2 championship win.

“This feels unbelievable, we have worked so hard to get this win, and a lot of people didn’t believe in me at the end of last year,”said Wilson.

Motul MX2 round ten overall points
1) Jay Wilson 70
2) Nathan Crawford 62
3) Jed Beaton 56
4) Caleb Ward 56
5) Luke Clout 50
6) Dean Porter 49
7) Geran Stapleton 48
8) Alex Morris 43
9) Ricky Latimer 42
10) Takeshi Katsuya 41

Motul MX2 championship:
1) Jay Wilson 600
2) Luke Clout 559
3) Takeshi Katsuya 541
4) Jed Beaton 499
5) Caleb Ward 473
6) Nathan Crawford 456
7) Wade Hunter 447
8) Geran Stapleton 403
9) Dylan Wills 388
10) Jack Simpson 354

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In the MXD class GYTR Yamaha’s Wilson Todd has wrapped up a hotly contested 2015 Pirelli MXD Championship, racing to 1-2 results at a sunshine drenched Coolum today.

When the chequered flag flew, it was Todd’s consistency that put him in the perfect position to wrap up the 2015 championship. Taking the moto one win ahead of Rykers in second and Evans in third, Todd entered moto two with a comfortable 25-point championship lead.

In moto two the chequered flag flew for the final time, and it was hard charging GYTR rider Evans who took the race two win ahead of Todd in second and Coxon in third. But the man who had the whole crowd on their feet celebrating was that of Todd, who raced to second place, and clinching his first ever Pirelli MXD title.

“I go in for knee surgery tomorrow morning, so I won’t be able to race Supercross, but to finish up the MX Nationals with the MXD title is awesome – I’m pumped.” said Todd

Pirelli MXD round ten overall results:
1) Wilson Todd 67
2) Mitchell Evans 65
3) Toby Stevens 56
4) Bailey Coxon 55
5) Jesse Madden 52
6) Connor Tierney 47
7) Jaiden Corrigan 47
8) Trent Wheatley 42
9) Travis Silk 39
10) Luke Abela 39

Pirelli MXD championship:
1) Wilson Todd 585
2) Jayden Rykers 528
3) Connor Tierney 518
4) Jesse Madden 488
5) Bailey Coxon 448
6) Kaleb Barham 353
7) Jordan Hill 352
8) Lachlan Davis 349
9) Toby Stevens 333
10) Jaiden Corrigan 310

For a full list of results, head to www.mxnationals.com.au

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