Attached is Version 1 of this years Competition Calendar.
Note that some venues may change.

Members,
OMCC is having a ride day tomorrow (Tuesday) 3/11/2020 for a ride day.
Gates open 10:30am, close 3:30pm.
You must live with in 25 km’s of the club.
Please respect all current Covid rules that have been put in place.
DO NOT bring any friends or visitors with you.
We must stick to the rules that we have previously indicted.
Enjoy your ride.
Tomorrow’s (Sunday) riding session.
Gates open 10am, close 3:30pm.
Supervisors
Peter Spencer
Grant Philips
Riders
Paul Garrett
Chris Grubb
Janina Gorski
Vanya Krstonosic
Cam Quirke
Daniel & Jaiden Burmas
Arpad Marton
Con Thermos
John kontsellis
Anthony Day
Laurence Gude
Phil Watt
Jake Andrew
Martyn Lewis
Ian Harper
Jonathan Bottomley
Dean Munsie
Paul Dorrity
Peter Wines
Michael Murray
Dean Molley
Stan & Zac Mularczyk
Only running one session tomorrow (Sunday) to this stage to start riding again.
Gates open 10am, close 3:30pm.
Supervisors | Justin Stone (afternoon) David Grice (afternoon) Stan & Zac Mularczyk (morning) |
Riders | Vanya Krstonosic Chris Grubb Janina Gorski Cam Quirke Daniel Burmas Jaiden Burmas Arpad Marton Con Thermos Paul Garrett John kontsellis No Spots remaining |
OMCC’s first AMA trial went well with all riders having a ripper day.
It was the first time we used the Rider/observing system which was well accepted.
9 sections of 4 laps with a BBQ lunch for the 36 riders.
Photos and results attached.
The next AMA club grounds trial is on the Sunday 15th March.
Just a reminder that the OMCC Club Grounds Trial is on this Sunday 16th Feb.
Open to anybody that has an AMA membership.
$20 Adult, $25 Family with a BBQ lunch.
Enter on Day at 9:30am with a 10:30 start.
All riders to wear a watch as this will be a riding and observing day. Probably about 30mins observing with the remainder riding.
See flyer for more info.
Fortunately, it is relatively easy to join AMA.
Go to the following link – https://secure.motorcyclist.asn.au/join-motorcyclist/ama-motorcyclist-class-d-membership
Oakleigh Motorcycle club’s junior training as well as a trial’s come & try day turned out to be a ripper.
Many people who saw the advertisement for this event come along and and were surprised at what the OMCC club had to offer.
Once again, the annual Glenmaggie Trial is on again.
Camping, 2 days of riding and a great time to catchup with all the local and interstate riders.
See latest calendar with new supervisors added.
Wildwood VTS Rd 5 trial changed to 21st Oct.
Once again, the ski fields of Mt BawBaw produced a great trial with plenty to offer for all.
Many spectators were blown away with the “trial’s activity” being seen on the sky slopes and Mt BawBaw management very pleased with the way this sport is conducted.
7 sections from last year and 1 new one used with all existing being re-arrowed to give that new section feel.
With A, Expert and juniors doing 4 laps and the rest of the field completing 5 gave all riders and full days riding with not too much time left at the end.
Canberra’s Luke Anderson rode superbly to take out the A/Expert combined class on 32 pts with passed champion Dean Nuttall on 61 pts in 2nd and Zac Malarczyk with 71 pts in 3rd with also being the only riding doing the Expert lines.
With the Masters and B grade class combined, the older (or more experienced) riders took out the places with Simon VB in 1st, Phil Lewis in 2nd and Peter Wines in 3rd.
With Pat Sutton moving to B grade for the first time, it was Reece Chalmers taking out C+, Josh Aureri in 2nd and Bryce Robinson in 3rd.
Ben Hayes convincingly took out the C grade class with 2nd and 3rd place being quite close with Brad Watson edging out Bazil Tambanis.
Vets 40+ was also close with newly returned to the sport rider Tim Lloyd in 1st, Les Patterson in 2nd and John Rees in 3rd.
It was great to see the juniors getting around and having great fun also with Charlie Masovic, Sophie Haynes and Xavier Moore taking pops around (Steve Johnson).
Keep tuned for next year’s event with lots of new sections being considered further away from the ski centre.
Congratulations to OMCC for the huge effort getting this venue up and running and of course, all the officials and observers giving up their time for others to ride.
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