Unfortunately, our next event at Warrnambool Nov 5-6 has been cancelled due to extreme saturation of the field and no let up in wet conditions between now and the event.
The next event is Munro Dec 3-4 where we will also hold our AGM.
Unfortunately, our next event at Warrnambool Nov 5-6 has been cancelled due to extreme saturation of the field and no let up in wet conditions between now and the event.
The next event is Munro Dec 3-4 where we will also hold our AGM.
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Places:
1st Daniel Arapakis
2nd Tom Wetherill
3rd Rick Townsend
Fastest Time (Red Box): 60.88 Daniel Arapakis
No. of competitors: 4
Wasn’t run due to weather conditions.
Class – Q500
Places:
1st Tom Allen
2nd Jim Orenshaw
3rd Tom Wetherill
Fastest Time (Red Box): 97.73 Tom Wetherill
No. of competitors: 11
This was the second race for the 2022/2023 season championship.
Tom Wetherill has popped up into the top spot followed by Rick Townsend and Daniel Arapakis, displaying Leigh Hocken and Gary Davidson out of the top 3 positions.
1st – Tom Wetherill
2nd – Rick Townsend
3rd – Daniel Arapakis
There was no change for 3FT as the class was not able to race on the weekend due to weather and time left.
1st – Jim Orenshaw
2nd – Barry Murphy
3rd – Andrew Davies
The 2 Toms swapped positions and Jim Orenshaw displaced Mike Kellet for 3rd place.
1st – Tom Allen
2nd – Tom Wetherill
3rd – Jim Orenshaw
The next race meet will be on November 5 – 6 in Warrnambool.
I look forward to seeing you are there.
Report – John Schmidli
Photos – Nil
Please note: We are looking for someone to write event reports regularly. Also, it would be wonderful to have someone photograph these events. This is important and valuable to pylon racing in Victoria, Australia and Worldwide, as this site has a vast readership.
The written content in this post is accurate to the best of my/our knowledge at the time of publishing. It is written from my/our perspective and reflects how I/we have experienced this event. Photos published as feature images are selected purely for their quality, general interest or topicality. They are chosen from a pool of photos taken by myself and others when time permits. If a perspective is not being represented, I am more than happy to publish any written content or photos that are supplied to me, provided it is fair and reasonable.
Back on the 13th & 14th of August. The VMPRA returned to Cohuna, the home of pylon racing in Victoria. Below are the results and Season Championship standings, plus a link to a gallery of images from the weekend.
Places:
1st Leigh Hocken
2nd Tom Wetherill
3rd Gary Davidson
Fastest Time (Red Box): 58.98 Leigh Hocken
No. of competitors: 5
Places:
1st Jim Orenshaw
2nd Barry Murphy
3rd Andrew Davies
Fastest Time (Red Box): 69.13 Beau Murphy
No. of competitors: 8
Class – Q500
Places:
1st Tom Wetherill
2nd Tom Allen
3rd Mike Kellet
Fastest Time (Red Box): 89.10 Tom Wetherill
No. of competitors: 9
This was the first race for the 2022/2023 season championship.
1st – Leigh Hocken
2nd – Tom Wetherill
3rd – Gary Davidson
1st – Jim Orenshaw
2nd – Barry Murphy
3rd – Andrew Davies
1st – Tom Wetherill
2nd – Tom Allan
3rd – Mike Kellet
The next race meet will be on September 17-18 at Rick Townsends field in Newbridge.
I hope to see you all there.
Report – John Schmidli
Photos – Tom Allan & John Schmidli
Please note: We are looking for people willing to write event reports or photograph the events. This is important and valuable to pylon racing in Victoria, Australia and Worldwide, as this site has a vast readership.
The written content in this post is accurate to the best of my/our knowledge at the time of publishing. It is written from my/our perspective and reflects how I/we have experienced this event. Photos published as feature images are selected purely for their quality, general interest or topicality. They are chosen from a pool of photos taken by myself and others when time permits. If a perspective is not being represented, I am more than happy to publish any written content or photos that are supplied to me, provided it is fair and reasonable.