Oz Hot Shots Vs International All Stars, Dec 8th, Pinjar Park, Perth Wa

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The Perth Tattoo, Oz Hot Shots vs International All Stars Teams Solo Challenge, Dec 8th Pinjar Park, teams racing at its best.

Team Managers -

Oz Hot Shots - Rob Townson.

Internationals - Nigel Flatman.

 

Both teams to be named shortly.

[fullockracingwa]

Its with great pleasure the Speedway Motorcycle Club WA can announce that young English solo stars Kyle Newman & Kyle Howarth will travel from Townsville to Perth for the Oz Hot Shots vs International All Stars meeting. This is fantastic news for all parties and we are super excited with these two young guns joining in on the fun at Pinjar Park on Dec 8th.

 

International All Stars possible line-up.

Nigel Flatman - Manager.

Ricky Wells - USA

Joe Jacobs - GB

Ricky Kling - SWD

Kyle Newman - GB

Kyle Howarth - GB

Simon Stead - GB

[Bavarian]

It's all so quiet Down Under!

 

Any news on this Western Australia vs the International All Stars ?

[fullockracingwa]

Sorry for the delay in this report but we've been flat out of late and only 2 hands....

 

Another perfect Perth night for the second leg of International speedway events in the past fortnight at Pinjar Park. A good sized crowd enjoyed some very exciting racing from all divisions on show but it was the internationals most had come to see. Big hitters Ricky Wells (USA) & Ricky Kling (Swd) where a class above the rest as the International All Stars def the Oz Hot Shots 60 - 44 in a well received teams format meeting, something new for the Perth bike punters.

 

Wolverhampton star Ricky Wells (15pts) as Captain rode a faultless meeting for the All Stars and was well served by Ricky Kling (10pts) and three very talented young Brits in Joe Jacobs (8pts), Kyle Newman (8pts) & Kyle Howarth (8pts) with local riders Doug Scoble chipping in with (4pts) & Jake Lewis on (2pts). The All Stars dug deep and were well managed throughout the night by former Peterborough star Nigel Flatman who revelled in the position. The boys all rode their hearts out tonight and i couldn't of asked for a better result Flatman said after the meeting.

 

As for the little underdone Oz Hot Shots none rode better than recently crowned WA #1 Cam Heeps (14pts). The young Ipswich rider showed the way all night and was well backed up by Dan Winchester who hit his straps with a solid (9pts) while the Captain Frank Smart (8pts) still showing signs of soreness from a recent bingle where the best of the Hot Shots on the night. It was tough going for the boys but to ride against the calibre of Wells, Kling and to a lesser extent Jacobs, Newman & Howarth the experience was invaluable.

 

A new perfect track made from some awesome racing during the heats and with the likes of Kling, Heeps, Newman, & Howarth all out on the pickets it really made for some fantastic viewing. Its been a fair while since we've seen any better racing at Pinjar Park. These lads came to race and that's what we got, good old fashioned speedway with some dirt, plenty of passing and for those with the big kahunas some big runs around the boards. Team boss Rob Townson worked the boys well and got within few a points just prior to the end but a couple of 5-1's from the All Stars 'sealed the deal' with a 16 point victory

 

In the support Clubman solos, Boom Boom and Glenn Gordon had some great tussles during their events with both riders putting on some very entertaining racing. Boom Boom rattled off two great wins at the end and break his long awaited drought of wins at the Ring.

 

Newly crowned WA 250 champion Jett Muller continued his good season taking the honours but was hard pressed all night by the fast improving Daniel Clements, Mitch Gill and Jarred Ziedas.

 

In the 125's WA#1 Matt Marson showed the way from Kobee Ziedas, the much improved Declan Knowles & Sheldon Gill all fighting it out for the minor placings. Great to see

the B grade 125 kids having some fun during their heats with young Jarrad Ziedas proving to strong from Bradley Gordon and Tess McQueen.