Australia vs Rest of the World

[Bavarian]

Taken form the Mildura Motorcycle Club's Website:

 

INTERNATIONAL TEST MATCH SPEEDWAY RETURNS TO MILDURA

Mildura’s Olympic Park Speedway will burst into life on Saturday, November 24th, when International Test match Speedway returns to the Iconic venue, when an Australian Select side takes on the     ATPI Travel Rest of the World side.

It’s a huge coup for the Mildura Motorcycle Club to run a test match in Mildura, with the influx of international riders coming to Mildura and Gillman Speedway the opportunity to put on such a good event was to good to refuse.

A team of seven Australian riders will take on a seven man Rest of the World side containing riders from Denmark, England, and New Zealand.

Mildura Motorcycle Club Solo Co-Ordinator Ryan Sedgmen said it was a big coup to have test match racing back in Mildura he added ” To organise another international test match style meeting in Mildura is big. Mildura has
had test matches in the past in the 70s and 80s which where a big buzz in the town, hopefully with the international flavour and riders from Denmark, England and New Zealand making up the rest of the world side it should create a bit of interest around town.”

Riders from both sides will be announced in the coming days and weeks, both teams will be invited and picked by the Mildura Motorcycle club the first name for the Australian side will be announced tomorrow.

Keeping with the theme during the winter months as support to the International test match there will be a young guns solo teams match, where the young solo stars of tomorrow will strut there stuff and show the improvement they have made over the winter months.

To keep up to date with all the news and events at the Mildura Motorcycle Club visit our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/mmccspeedway/ or visit www.milduramotorcycleclub.org.au

 

 

[chopper]

Will be good experience for the young Brits, who are also doing some meetings at Gillman this season.

Chopper

[Bavarian]

line-ups for the Nov24 Test Match:

AUSTRALIA: Sam Masters (cpt), Jaimon Lidsey, Jordan Stewart, Justin Sedgmen, Cooper Riordan, Zaine Kennedy.

Rest of the WORLD: Rob Branford (UK, cpt), Zach Wajtknecht (UK), Tom Brennan (UK), Kyle Bickley (UK), Matias Nielsen (DEN), Kenneth Jürgensen (DEN).  

 

[racers and royals]

4 hours ago, Bavarian said:

line-ups for the Nov24 Test Match:

AUSTRALIA: Sam Masters (cpt), Jaimon Lidsey, Jordan Stewart, Justin Sedgmen, Cooper Riordan, Zaine Kennedy.

Rest of the WORLD: Rob Branford (UK, cpt), Zach Wajtknecht (UK), Tom Brennan (UK), Kyle Bickley (UK), Matias Nielsen (DEN), Kenneth Jürgensen (DEN).  

 

Blimey !!! the fans will flock in to see that ROW side.

[Dickie Head]

On 11/2/2018 at 5:53 AM, chopper said:

Will be good experience for the young Brits, who are also doing some meetings at Gillman this season.

Chopper

Apparently the track at Gillman was bad last weekend with Justin Sedgmen refusing to ride and exerting influence on the Brits to follow suit.

[chopper]

On 11/21/2018 at 4:03 AM, Dickie Head said:

Apparently the track at Gillman was bad last weekend with Justin Sedgmen refusing to ride and exerting influence on the Brits to follow suit.

Been done to death on the Gillman Facebook page., yes the brits were pulled from the meeting, which continued without them with some great racing.Hopefully they will return as they and the visiting danes are a welcome addition to the ranks this year.

Chopper

[iris123]

Must have missed something along the way,but I seem to remember Rob Branford as a young aussie riding in Denmark,now he is listed as UK?Did he change nationality?

[Uluru]

3 hours ago, iris123 said:

Must have missed something along the way,but I seem to remember Rob Branford as a young aussie riding in Denmark,now he is listed as UK?Did he change nationality?

I think he's always raced as a Brit -- didn't he win their U-21 Title a couple of years back?

His dad is Aussie, his mum is a Brit.    His choice to go with mum's lot.

[Bavarian]

AUSTRALIA - 57:

1. Sam Masters - 14+1 (3,3,3,3,2*)

2. Zaine Kennedy - 6+1 (0,1,3,2*)

3. Jordan Stewart - 7+1 (0,2,2*,3)

4. Justin Sedgmen - 9+1 (3,1*,3,2)

5. Jaimon Lidsey - 12+2 (1*,3,3,2*,3)

6. Robert Medson - 5+1 (3,0,0,1,1*)

7. Josh MacDonald - 4+1 (2*,2,w,-)

 

REST OF THE WORLD - 35:

1. Mason Campton (Australia) - 6+1 (1*,3,2,d)

2. Robert Branford (Great Britain) - 7+1 (2,u,4!,1*)

3. Tom Brennan (Great Britain) - 7 (2,2,1,2,0)

4. Matias Nielsen (Denmark) - 5+1 (1*,1*,0,3)

5. Zach Wajtknecht (Great Britain) - 8 (3,2,1,1,1)

6. Kyle Bickley (Great Britain) - 0 (0,d,d,0)

7. Kenneth Juergensen (Denmark) - 2 (1,0,1,d)

 

Heats:

1. Masters, Branford, Campton, Kennedy 3:3

2. Medson, MacDonald, Juergensen, Bickley 5:1 (8:4)

3. Sedgmen, Brennan, Nielsen, Stewart 3:3 (11:7)

4. Wajtknecht, MacDonald, Lidsey, Juergensen 3:3 (14:10)

5. Campton, Stewart, Sedgmen, Branford (u) 3:3 (17:13)

6. Masters, Wajtknecht, Kennedy, Bickley (d) 4:2 (21:15)

7. Lidsey, Brennan, Nielsen, Medson 3:3 (24:18)

8. Kennedy, Branford (4!), Juergensen, MacDonald (w) 3:5 (27:23)

9. Sedgmen, Stewart, Wajtknecht, Bickley (d) 5:1 (32:24)

10. Masters, Kennedy, Brennan, Nielsen 5:1 (37:25)

11. Lidsey, Campton, Branford, Medson 3:3 (40:28)

12. Stewart, Brennan, Medson, Bickley 4:2 (44:30)

13. Masters, Lidsey, Wajtknecht, Campton (d) 5:1 (49:31)

14. Nielsen, Sedgmen, Medson, Juergensen (d) 3:3 (52:34)

15. Lidsey, Masters, Wajtknecht, Brennan 5:1 (57:35)

 

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