By Twelve years since first entering the street racing/roads scene hemisphere, the CT 110 Honda machine focused Postie Bike Grand Prix, remains’ Australia’s closest equivalent to UK, Irish, Isle of Man road-races.
Recently, the New South Wales located city of Cessnock, welcomed again defined sights, sounds, smells.
2025 feature race winners, Cru Halliday (2018 Australian Supersport Champion, third within this year’s Australian Superbike Championship), Tom Toparis (third overall – 2023 British Supersport Championship) dramatically, lost out this weekend to new premier race title clinchers, Daniel Wicks/Grant Charnock.
After sixty-three laps, all that separated Wicks/Charnock and Halliday/Toparis was 0.248 of a second!
14.149 further behind in third were Jackson Jeffrey/Chad Hughes with fourth to eighth place finishers Harrison Ryan/Connor Ryan, Peter Smith/David Smith, Cody Lewis/Brayden Gay, Brock Christie/Caleb Townsend, Sam Noonan/Jackson Mitchell the remaining teams to complete the capacity sixty-three laps.
Ainsley Childs retained the Womens Premiair Wine Country Cup crown with SMW Drilling Services Cessnock Cup honours, hauled by Brian Boman/Wesly Barnes.
Photo credit: Michael Wincott
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
