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Collegiate triumph on mini motos

Iain Hyndman
Whanganui Chronicle·
22 Oct, 2015 05:04 PMQuick Read

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YOUNG RIDERS: The Collegiate team at the recent National Minibike competition. Mark Wilson (back left), Alex Craig, Sam Collier, Matthew Brok, Jamie Hurndell, Brian Leung. Jack McCrea (front left), Luke Foster, Ipeleng Motsatsi, Klaas van der Oord, Jack Cade.PHOTO/SUPPLIED

YOUNG RIDERS: The Collegiate team at the recent National Minibike competition. Mark Wilson (back left), Alex Craig, Sam Collier, Matthew Brok, Jamie Hurndell, Brian Leung. Jack McCrea (front left), Luke Foster, Ipeleng Motsatsi, Klaas van der Oord, Jack Cade.PHOTO/SUPPLIED

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FALLS in the penultimate round did not prevent two Wanganui Collegiate students winning their weight classes at the National Minibike competition at Manfeild Park.

Engineering students Ipeleng Motsatsi and Luke Foster claimed the 62kg to 73kg and 73kg to 83kg weight classes respectively giving Collegiate two of the three major prizes in the annual competition after several years of trying.

The competition revolves around students racing minibikes they had built themselves during the year from a kit at the INTRANZ workshops, a STAR course run at Collegiate through the YMCA.

Motsatsi and Foster won their finals despite both falling fromtheir air-cooled 49CC bikes in the round leading up to the finals.

The event included students from 16 schools and both students won against more than 40 rivals.

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Meanwhile, Collegiate's Jamie Hurndell narrowly missed reclaiming his title as the top point scorer for the 73-83kg weight division.

Other Collegiate students involved were Brian Leung, Klaas van der Oord, Matthew Brok, Jack McCrea, Alex Craig, Jake Cade and Sam Collier.

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