Geraldton motocross season continues as representatives compete in Northam

Geraldton’s motocross season hit its stride with the successful hosting of round six earlier this month, offering perfect riding conditions that thrilled both participants and spectators.

The day saw exhilarating racing action, with the track becoming increasingly challenging as the races progressed.

Lilli Patience emerged as the star of the day in the C grade category, clinching first place.

She said she was proud to hold her own on the day.

“Felt really good today. Track got messy, but I held myself strong and showed the boys what’s up,” Patience said.

In addition to the local excitement, Geraldton’s motocross community made an impressive showing at the recent WAMX State Titles in Northam.

Battling through a day that started with a wet track and ended in a downpour, riders showcased their resilience and skill, bringing home noteworthy results.

Jared Blakeney dominated the vets category, securing a first-place finish that highlighted his experience and expertise on the track.

Teenager Addi Orr was a standout in the girls U16 category, capturing third place on the podium.

In the 65 7-U10 division, Toby Edmonds showcased his burgeoning talent with a commendable fourth place finish.

Macca Orr delivered a strong performance in the clubman division, earning a respectable seventh.

The MX 3 class saw Eddie Fay and Charlie Humphries in close contention, finishing seventh and eighth respectively.

Both riders also competed in the 250 juniors, finishing eighth and ninth.

The 85 under 16 class was fiercely contested, with Angus Fay (fifth), Addi Orr (sixth), and Eddie Fay (13th) giving it their best.

In the 85 10-U12 category, Toby Edmonds and Sonny Fay secured 13th and 16th place finishes.

Jasper Pickering and Darcy Drew represented Geraldton in the 65 under 12 class, securing seventh and 11th place finishes.