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New Champ Wins for BMX Mate at the Aussie National BMX Champs
6 May, 2006 - RMC

An emotional Kama Kazi won the National BMX Championships tonight in Adelaide. The 24 year old from Queensland (Jimboomba) won in convincing style and stayed clear of Adelaide’s hometown hero, Michael Fenwick

 

Kazi dedicated his win to injured mate Luke Madill, last year’s winner who is currently recovering from three broken vertebrae in Adelaide’s Royal Hospital.  "I told him (Luke Madill) this morning I was going to win it,” said a jubilant Kazi.

 

Fenwick was bridesmaid again this year but content after two crashes yesterday saw him out of the International Round. The National Championships was an open book after injuries were sustained by the Australia’s leading riders on the World rankings, Luke Madill and Renee Junga.

 

Bronze medalist was Jonathan Hoare from (Waverly) Melbourne. New Zealand's Marc Willers came fourth. Another crash for Wade Bootes (Gold Coast) eliminated any hopes of another title.

 

“I didn’t get out as good as Wade Bootes of Michael Robertson but getting into the first turn I knew I take the move or give someone else the win so I went right to the top of the turn,” explained Kazi.

 

“It caused a little bit of mayhem but from then on in I was just concentrating on being smooth and fast. That’s all I needed to get to the win,” said Kazi.

 

Kyrstal Cranfield (Gladstone) controlled the elite women’s race to take out the National Jersey. A crash on the first turn eliminated the lead rider, Kylie Patroni but fellow Western Australian, Tanya Bailey hunted Cranfield to the line to get second place.

 

I was just so happy that I won it, leading and then coming around that first berm and then oh my god. I wasn’t worried about anything. I was just wanting to get to that line first,” said an elated Cranfield.

 

Third was Tanya Thiele from Queensland.

 

Disappointment reigned in the Junior men with both favourites, Todd Pascoe (Townsville) eliminated beforehand and James Dixon (Western Australia) caught up in a crash in the final. The way was open for Michael Vockenson from Queensland to take out the win.

 

Round 5 of the Champbikx Series for 14 to 16 year olds continues tomorrow and the elite riders line up in the Probikx Series

 

Elite Men (51 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
4A QLD Kama KAZI
(AUS19810803)
1st
2A SA Michael FENWICK
(AUS19860516)
2nd
15 VIC Jonathan HOARE
(AUS19850815)
3rd
W6 NZL Marc WILLERS
(NZL19850101)
4th
W8 QLD Jamie GRAY
(AUS19810424)
5th
7A QLD Wade BOOTES
(AUS19740530)
6th
41 NSW Warwick STEVENSON
(AUS19800513)
7th
3A QLD Michael ROBINSON
(AUS19821209)
8th

 

Elite Women (14 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
16 QLD Krystal CRANFIELD
(AUS19860601)
1st
17 WA Tanya BAILEY
(AUS19810315)
2nd
21 QLD Tanya THIELE
(AUS19860428)
3rd
11 SA Kerrie-Lee LUCAS
(AUS19820923)
4th
10 NSW Shannon JOBSON
(AUS19871209)
5th
5A WA Rochelle LUKE
(AUS19821201)
6th
20 NZL Lisa HORLOR
(NZL19860101)
7th
15 WA Kylie PATRONI
(AUS19821209)
8th

 

Junior Women (5 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
W3 QLD Melissa MANKOWSKI
(AUS19880825)
1
14 VIC Ziggy CALLAN
(AUS19890512)
2
11 SA Susan KIRKHAM
(AUS19880815)
3
12 SA Angela WOODING
(AUS19880819)
4
10 WA Catherine HOPKINS
(AUS19890605)
5

Junior Men (34 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
01 QLD Michael VOCKENSON
(AUS19890820)
1st
7A NSW Thomas HUBERT
(AUS19880731)
2nd
4A WA Kane GILL
(AUS19880608)
3rd
23 NSW Michael JOBSON
(AUS19890428)
4th
22 WA Andrew GILLETT
(AUS19880503)
5th
18 QLD Ashley PEMBERTON
(AUS19891113)
6th
03 VIC Shaun CRAVEN
(AUS19890823)
7th
6A WA James DIXON
(AUS19880115)
8th

 

 

14 Girls (16 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
2A WA Kirsten DELLAR
(AUS19921029)
1st
8A QLD Krystal RUSSON
(AUS19920807)
2nd
3A SA Talia SMITH
(AUS19920625)
3rd
17 QLD Emily BROWN
(AUS19920807)
4th
6A VIC Katrina DURSO
(AUS19921114)
5th
11 NSW Amy BUCKLEY
(AUS19921109)
6th
5A WA Laura WESTERN
(AUS19920321)
7th
7A VIC Olivia CLARK
(AUS19921001)
8th

14 Boys (43 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
W2 NSW Corey HEWITSON
(AUS19920209)
1st
2A QLD Brendan ABEL
(AUS19920105)
2nd
47 WA Jamie WELHAN
(AUS19920112)
3rd
20 WA Trent EVANS
(AUS19920514)
4th
43 QLD Christopher VOCKENSON
(AUS19920508)
5th
37 WA Andrew SCHULTZ
(AUS19920609)
6th
4A NSW Adam SANDERSON
(AUS19920316)
7th
1A QLD Ryan FAUX
(AUS19920516)
8th

15 Girls (11 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
1A QLD Rachel BRACKEN
(AUS19910630)
1st
2A WA Cherie SIMPSON
(AUS19910501)
2nd
12 NSW Courtney TAYLOR
(AUS19910625)
3rd
11 WA Petra BROWN
(AUS19910731)
4th
16 WA Ashleigh MAVAY
(AUS19910903)
5th
14 VIC Erin ANDERSON
(AUS19910225)
6th
4A QLD Stacey JONES
(AUS19911119)
7th
5A WA Lauren REYNOLDS
(AUS19910625)
8th

15 Boys (49 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
W3 VIC Joshua CALLAN
(AUS19910408)
1st
27 SA Justin MYERS
(AUS19910712)
2nd
2A SA Sam WILLOUGHBY
(AUS19910815)
3rd
42 QLD Nick DEININGER
(AUS19910917)
4th
3A SA Justin BRAYBON
(AUS19910213)
5th
1A VIC Michael CHASTEAUNEUF
(AUS19910115)
6th
23 QLD Blake COLLINS
(AUS19910121)
7th
18 QLD Kurt NICHOLLS
(AUS19910120)
8th

16 Girls (12 Riders)

PLATE GROUP NAME PLACE
W6 ACT Caroline BUCHANAN
(AUS19901024)
1st
5A NSW Grace IRELAND
(AUS19900114)
2nd
3A NSW Caitlin WILLMOTT
(AUS19900822)
3rd
2A QLD Ceilidh O'SULLIVAN
(AUS19900609)
4th
11 WA Alyce PATRONI
(AUS19900426)
5th
7A QLD Caitlyn WARD
(AUS19900722)
6th
6A NSW Caetlyn HUBERT
(AUS19900916)
7th
12 SA Chantelle DEAN
(AUS19900417)
8th

 

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