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2011 FIM Track Racing Sidecar 1000cc World Championship Final

Murray Bridge (Australia) 12.11.2011

 

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The following riders have been declared and the draw made for this event:

N° Riders Passengers FMN COUNTRY

1 Andrew Buchanan Phillipa Burns MNZ New Zealand

2 Matt Tyrrell Craig Fordham (MA) ACU Great Britain

3 Chris Pascoe Simon Cohrs MA Australia

4 Rob Wilson Rob Patterson (MA) ACU Great Britain

5 Mark Mitchell Tom Golding MA Australia

6 Roy Spreadbury Gareth Little ACU Great Britain

7 Mark Plaisted Jamie Banks MA Australia

8 Glenn O'Brien Aaron Maynard MA Australia

9 Mick Cave Trent Headland (MA) ACU Great Britain

10 Darrin Treloar Justin Plaisted MA Australia

11 David Gannon Raymond George MNZ New Zealand

12 Grant Bond Glenn Cox MA Australia

13 Dean Miller(NZ) Robert Miller MNZ New Zealand

14 Paul Humphrey Ben Franklin MNZ New Zealand

15 Mick Headland Paul Waters MA Australia

16 Les Plummer Cameron Bell (MA) MNZ New Zealand

17 Reserve Mark Drew Steven Blair MA Australia

18 Reserve Scott Christopher MA Australia

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All the latest news is on the MA Site - http://www.ma.org.au/

 

For the latest news on the antics of the local, International & Interstate party-goers Facebook would be the go, but there'll be a few sore heads this morning after the Meet the Riders binge last night.

One of the Pommy teams blew a carby after backfiring and catching fire yesterday, and Mick Headland set the fastest time at Practice, lapping in the high14 seconds bracket.

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From FIM:

 

Darrin Treloar and Jesse Headland are the 2011 FIM Track Racing Sidecar 1000cc World Champions after they held off the advances fellow Aussies of Glenn O'Brien and Aaron Maynard and Grant Bond and Simon Cox to claim the crown in front of a bumper crowd at Murray Bridge Speedway.

 

A five-time Australian Champion and 2008 World Champion Treloar added another significant piece of silverware to his bulging trophy cabinet, while Headland continued his amazing family tradition in the premier Speedway Sidecar event, winning back-to-back World titles as a passenger.

 

A delighted Treloar said winning a World title on Australian soil was the ultimate feeling.

 

"You can't get any better than that. It feels unreal," Treloar said. "We've done it here in Australia in front of Jesse's home town and although it isnt my hometown I ride here every week and it feels like a hometown."

 

An equally ecstatic Headland said it was a dream come true to win in Murray Bridge.

 

"You really can't ask for anything more than that," Headland said. "It was a great night, with a top-class field and a great crowd."

 

Headland was called upon by Treloar to serve as his passenger in the absence of regular partner Justin Plaisted, with the pair striking an immediate partnership.

 

"We didn't have much time and we had to gel straight away," Treloar said. "Jesse's never ridden for me so he had to leave how I ride and we only had one meeting prior to tonight to work it out. But we did what we had to do and it all came good."

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