By Presently, Australia’s nearest UK, Irish, Isle of Man road racing equivalent, the Postie Bike Grand Prix, first held in 2014, sees those competing, piloting plucky CT 110 Honda’s.
Last year’s premier, feature-race laurels went to Redly Motorsports backed, Joe O’Donnell and Liam Pointer.
A-few days ago, the city of Cessnock (within New South Wales), was-transcended again by defined sights, sounds, smells.
2018 Australian Supersport Champion Cru Halliday, competing aside third place finisher in the 2023 British Supersport Championship, Tom Toparis, commanded the thirty-five plus blue-riband race entry, winning in robust style, registering in total sixty-three laps, setting the race’s swiftest lap (1.21.629).
Second, third place finishers 76-plate occupiers Daniel Wicks/Harrison Griffin (Heat 2 Race winners), Bailey Chircop/Lachlan Foster accumulated sixty-two laps as did P4 clinchers Aaron Parker/Danny Anderson.
Ainsley Childs pipped Karina Bailey to Womens Premiair Wine Country Cup contest glory, Emma Stevenson narrowly took third ahead of Kayla Germyn.
SMW Drilling Services Cessnock Cup top forces were David Tuddenham and Corey Bunt.
Caleb Townsend/Brock Christ, Jacob Peacock/Joshua Gladys finalised the leader board top three.
Photo credit: Michael Wincott
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
