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Gisborne to host winter series round

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17 Mar, 2023 05:41 PMQuick Read

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DEBUT TRIP: Six-year-old Walker Wallis rides the course at Rotorua, his first out-of-town meet. Picture supplied

DEBUT TRIP: Six-year-old Walker Wallis rides the course at Rotorua, his first out-of-town meet. Picture supplied

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GISBORNE BMX Club will host riders from around the central North Island on Sunday for a round of the central region winter series. Twelve Gisborne club riders attended the series opening round in Rotorua last month.

The series comprises a round in each of the central region tracks. After Gisborne, meets are planned for Tauranga (August 7), Hawke’s Bay (August 28) and possibly Taupo, where a planned meet was rained off.

At the Rotorua meet, five-year-old Brad O’Connell-Bacon rode well. His best finish was second and he had a few third placings.

Six-year-old Walker Wallis, in his first out-of-town meet, also rode well. He managed a few top-four places and improved as the day progressed.

Aliyah Lardelli, 7, had a tough day against some fast riders but had some good finishes.

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Brother Dylan Lardelli rode in the junior super class, and after five motos was in third place and hoping to gain some points in his home round. During age-group racing, Dylan took the chance to get in extra practice for the super class and put in some good racing.

Ruby-Anne Smith had good battles with a long-time rival, finishing second in age-group racing and mid-pack in junior girls’ super class. Big sister Krystal Smith also picked up seconds and thirds in age-group racing, battling with Stevi Lee from Hawke’s Bay.

The Pragnell family had father Shane riding, along with Taylah and Hayden. All three riders had mid-pack finishes and will look forward to racing on their home track.

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Kate McCosh joined Krystal Smith and Taylah Pragnell in the age-group racing, and rode well.

Racing in the Gisborne round of the series starts at midday on Sunday. Any updates can be found on the Gisborne BMX Facebook page.

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