2016 Australian Individual Speedway Championship

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The 2016 Individual Speedway Australian Championship is a Motorcycle speedway competition organised by Motorcycling Australia (MA) for the Australian Solo Championship. [1]

The four round series were held between 2 January and 10 January.

The rounds were held at the Loxford Park Speedway in Kurri Kurri on 2 January, Undera Park Speedway in Undera on 6 January, Gillman Speedway in Adelaide on 8 January, with the fourth and final round to be held at the Olympic Park Speedway in Mildura on 10 January.

Qualification

Nine riders were originally seeded to the four round series by Motorcycling Australia. They were:

Unfortunately, 2013 national champion and former Speedway Grand Prix rider Troy Batchelor was forced to withdraw before the series got under way. Brady Kurtz won the qualifying round held on New Year's Day at Loxford Park after being tied on 12 points with Jordan Stewart. Jack Holder finished third on 11 points. Also qualifying for the series was Kieran Sproule, Brodie Waters, Alan McDonald, Josh Pickering and Cooper Riordan. [2]

Loxford Park

Pos.RiderPointsDetails
1 Rohan Tungate 18
2 Sam Masters 15
3 Max Fricke 15
4 Brady Kurtz 11
5 Mason Campton 10
6 Justin Sedgmen 10
7 Jack Holder 9
8 Nick Morris 9
9 Josh Grajczonek 7
10 Tyron Proctor 6
11 Jack Holder 6
12 Jordan Stewart 6
13 Cooper Riordan 4
14 Josh Pickering 3
15 Brodie Waters 3
16 Alan McDonald 2
17 Kieran Sproule 2

Loxford Park "B" Final

1 - Brady Kurtz
2 - Jack Holder
3 - Justin Sedgmen
4 - Mason Campton

Loxford Park "A" Final

1 - Rohan Tungate
2 - Sam Masters
3 - Max Fricke
4 - Brady Kurtz

Undera Park

Pos.RiderPointsDetails
1 Brady Kurtz 14
2 Nick Morris 13
3 Mason Campton 12
4 Sam Masters 11
5 Max Fricke 11
6 Jack Holder 11
7 Brodie Waters 9
8 Rohan Tungate 8
9 Jordan Stewart 7
10 Josh McDonald 4
11 Alan McDonald 4
12 Tyron Proctor 4
13 Justin Sedgmen 3
14 Josh Pickering 3
15 Cooper Riordan 1
16 Kieran Sproule 0
17 Kieran Sproule 0

Undera Park "B" Final

1 - Sam Masters
2 - Max Fricke
3 - Jack Holder
4 - Brodie Waters

Undera Park "A" Final

1 - Nick Morris
2 - Mason Campton
3 - Sam Masters
X - Brady Kurtz

Gillman

Pos.RiderPointsDetails
1 Brady Kurtz 13
2 Justin Sedgmen 13
3 Rohan Tungate 11
4 Sam Masters 11
5 Jack Holder 11
6 Max Fricke 11
7 Nick Morris 11
8 Tyron Proctor 9
9 Brodie Waters 6
10 Josh Pickering 5
11 Mason Campton 5
12 Kieran Sproule 4
13 Alan McDonald 4
14 Jordan Stewart 4
15 Cooper Riordan 2
16 Josh McDonald 0

Gillman "B" Final

1 - Sam Masters
2 - Nick Morris
3 - Jack Holder
4 - Max Fricke

Gillman "A" Final

1 - Brady Kurtz
2 - Rohan Tungate
3 - Justin Sedgmen
4 - Sam Masters

Olympic Park

Pos.RiderPointsDetails
1 Justin Sedgmen 14
2 Max Fricke 12
3 Sam Masters 12
4 Rohan Tungate 11
5 Brady Kurtz 11
6 Jack Holder 11
7 Nick Morris 11
8 Tyron Proctor 9
9 Mason Campton 6
10 Jordan Stewart 4
11 Josh Pickering 5
12 Brodie Waters 5
13 Alan McDonald 3
14 Kieran Sproule 3
15 Josh McDonald 1
16 Dakota Ballantyne 0
17 Jack Fallon 0

Olympic Park "B" Final

1 - Brady Kurtz
2 - Nick Morris
3 - Jack Holder
fx - Rohan Tungate

Olympic Park "A" Final

1 - Justin Sedgmen
2 - Max Fricke
3 - Sam Masters
X - Brady Kurtz

Intermediate classification

Pos.RiderPoints
Gold medal icon.svg Brady Kurtz 55
Silver medal icon.svg Sam Masters 54
Bronze medal icon.svg Max Fricke 52
4 Rohan Tungate 51
5 Nick Morris 48
6 Justin Sedgmen 46
7 Jack Holder 42
8 Mason Campton 36
9 Tyron Proctor 28
10 Brodie Waters 23
10 Jordan Stewart 23
12 Josh Pickering 16
13 Alan McDonald 13
14 Kieran Sproule 9
15 Josh Grajczonek 7
15 Cooper Riordan 7
17 Josh McDonald 5
NC Dakota Ballantyne 0
NC Jack Fallon 0

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References

  1. "Motorcycling Australia - National Speedway Results". Archived from the original on 15 December 2014. Retrieved 10 January 2016.
  2. Duo Eye Melbourne Date
  3. Tungate Triumphs at Kurri Kurri
  4. Morris Back in Title Race
  5. Gillman Glory for Kurtz
  6. Kurtz Crowned Aussie Champ

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