Ryan AlexandersonĪnother rising star, Ryan Alexanderson (KTM Factory team) sat third in the chase heading to Wodonga after also taking a victory in the previous round. Williams has been the most consistent rider so far with 1-1-3-4 results in the previous two rounds, giving him a six-point lead over 14-year-old West Australian dynamo, Kayden Minear (KTM Junior Team), who stood on the top step in QLD and became the youngest rider in the class ever to do so. One talented teenager that is leading the way in the class for riders aged 14-18 years old is Cambell Williams (HRC Honda Racing). It would be a tad romantic to think that they could all turn their dreams to reality, as it is a long hard dirt road they must travel that will see many unfortunately have to refocus as working life takes over, but in the meantime, they are giving it a bloody good crack. Sure they may have been on a motorbike since they were knee-high to a swing-arm but there are certainly some riders that could go a long way in their chosen discipline, and it’s obvious a good percentage are aiming to make the sport their career choice.
The numbers may have been down on the previous two rounds but the talent of the teenagers in the Maxxis MX3 class never ceases to amaze as the level of skill and courage is bewildering.
