Honda reveal their retro livery for Coffs Harbour ProMX

2022 Penrite ProMX Championship
Round Six – Coffs Harbour, NSW

Celebrating the history of motocross at the sixth round of the Australian Motocross Championship, Factory Honda will showcase different eras of racing from throughout the world.

Dean Ferris will run graphics that are inspired by Ezra Lusk, who rode for Honda through 1998 to 2000 and finished as high as second overall in the supercross standings. “This is super cool,” said Ferris. “Ezra took racing seriously and was not necessarily the flashiest rider, but his technique and race craft made him one of the most dangerous riders on the track and capable of winning any race that he lined up for.“

Wilson Todd, the championship leader in the MX2 division, will run graphics that pay tribute to Jeremy McGrath. The team feel that it is a fitting tribute, seeing as Todd has won every round of competition thus far. McGrath dominated supercross aboard his Honda. Known as ‘The King’ by most, he won more races than anyone in the history of the sport. “Jeremy was the king and changed the way that people viewed the sport. His technique changed the way that people raced their bikes – he made the sport more mainstream. I am pumped with the way that my bike looks,” commented Todd.

The MX3 rider on the team, Cambell Williams, will ride with graphics inspired by the first year that team owner Yarrive Konsky spent with Honda. In their first year with Honda, they finished second in the premier supercross class with Troy Dorron and second in the 125cc outdoor championship. “I know this means a lot to Yarrive and the team. I still cannot believe that I am getting the opportunity to ride for the factory team. The last round was challenging and I hope that we can turn things around this weekend,” stated Williams.

MX3 rider Cambell Williams will ride with graphics inspired by the first year that team owner Yarrive Konsky spent with Honda

Kyle Webster has just returned to riding and is busy rebuilding race fitness, so his bike will be on display with graphics inspired by the fifty-year special edition CRF450R that was designed to celebrate Honda’s fifty years in motocross. “This is my sixth year with Honda and I have a long-term agreement in place with them for my future,” explained Webster. “To represent their fifty years in racing is an honour and I look forward to racing again shortly. We have our sights set on Coolum, the final round of the championship.”

Factory Honda will showcase different eras of racing from throughout the world.

The racing director at Factory Honda Australia, Yarrive Konsky, is proud to be involved with Honda and a part of their racing history. Konsky is equally appreciative of everyone’s efforts and is looking forward to racing again this weekend in round six of the Pro MX Championship at Coffs Harbour.

“Honda’s global success has inspired and ignited competition. Honda is the only manufacturer that has won in Formula 1, IndyCar, MotoGP, WSBK, Isle of Man, motocross and supercross. To be associated with them is very special and to be able to represent them throughout the world is an honour. We will pay homage to Honda teams throughout the world and to Honda for their fifty years in motocross this weekend,” exclaimed Konsky.

Celebrating the history of motocross at the sixth round of the Australian Motocross Championship, Factory Honda will showcase different eras of racing from throughout the world.

Thor MX1 Championship Points

Pos	Name	Bike	Total
1	Aaron TANTI	Yamaha	214
2	Todd WATERS	Husqvarna	188
3	Brett METCALFE	KTM	186
4	Dean FERRIS	Honda	175
5	Kirk GIBBS	KTM	145
6	Hayden MELLROSS	GasGas	138
7	Jayden RYKERS	Kawasaki	118
8	Joel EVANS	Honda	114
9	Joel WIGHTMAN	Yamaha	101
10	Joben BALDWIN	Honda	97
11	Kyle WEBSTER	Honda	85
12	Matt MOSS	KTM	81
13	Dylan WOOD	KTM	77
14	Zachary WATSON	Honda	54
15	Luke CLOUT	Yamaha	50
16	Lochie LATIMER	KTM	43
17	Liam JACKSON	Kawasaki	29
18	Cory WATTS	Honda	27
19	Kye ORCHARD	kawasaki	26
20	Levi McMANUS	Honda	26
21	Siegah WARD	Honda	25
22	Bryce OGNENIS	KTM	25
23	Mitchell NORRIS	GasGas	23
24	Caleb WARD	Honda	22
25	Cody O’LOAN	KTM	21
26	Oliver MARCHAND	Honda	20
27	Zhane DUNLOP	Yamaha	19
28	John DARROCH	Yamaha	15
29	Luke ZIELINSKI	Yamaha	12
30	Jesse BISHOP	KTM	9
31	Jake COBBIN	Yamaha	8
32	Brock NINNESS	KTM	7
33	Joshua WHITEHEAD	KTM	7
34	Liam ATKINSON	KTM	7
35	Cody SCHAT	GasGas	5
36	Beau DARGEL	KTM	3
37	Troy MORA	Kawasaki	2
38	Joel CIGLIANO	Kawasaki	2
39	Riley STEPHENS	Honda	2
40	Jack O’CALLAGHAN	Honda	2

Pirelli MX2 Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Total
1	Wilson TODD	Honda	243
2	Rhys BUDD	Yamaha	160
3	Bailey MALKIEWICZ	Yamaha	149
4	Jesse DOBSON	Yamaha	148
5	Noah FERGUSON	GasGas	133
6	Alex LARWOOD	Yamaha	132
7	Haruki YOKOYAMA	Kawasaki	128
8	Dylan WILLS	Husqvarna	119
9	Ryder KINGSFORD	Yamaha	117
10	Liam ANDREWS	Honda	105
11	Jai CONSTANTINOU	Kawasaki	103
12	Hugh McKAY	Yamaha	82
13	Blake FOX	GasGas	80
14	Kaleb BARHAM	Husqvarna	75
15	Jayce COSFORD	Yamaha	71
16	Isaac FERGUSON	GasGas	62
17	Chandler BURNS	Honda	58
18	Brodie CONNELLY	Yamaha	45
19	Levi ROGERS	Yamaha	37
20	Mackenzie O’BREE	Yamaha	23
21	Jacob SWEET	Yamaha	22
22	Wilson GREINER-DAISH	KTM	21
23	Tye JONES	Husqvarna	20
24	Ben NOVAK	Honda	19
25	John BOVA	KTM	16
26	Braeden KREBS	Yamaha	13
27	Connor TIERNEY	Honda	8
28	Korey MCMAHON	GasGas	7
29	Riley FUCSKO	Husqvarna	4
30	Dylan MARCHAND	Honda	3
31	Joel PHILLIPS	GasGas	2
32	Tomas RAVENHORST	KTM	2
33	James BESTON	Yamaha	1
34	Jai WALKER	KTM	1
35	George KNIGHT	Honda	1

Maxxis MX3 Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Total
1	Kayden MINEAR	KTM	196
2	Jack MATHER	Husqvarna	173
3	Cambell WILLIAMS	Honda	171
4	Thynan KEAN	Honda	155
5	Ryan ALEXANDERSON	KTM	142
6	Byron DENNIS	GasGas	140
7	Jet ALSOP	KTM	128
8	Connor TOWILL	KTM	122
9	Brock FLYNN	Husqvarna	117
10	Ryley FITZPATRICK	GasGas	93
11	Myles GILMORE	Yamaha	78
12	Cooper HOLROYD	Yamaha	76
13	Seth BURCHELL	Yamaha	67
14	Kobe DREW	Yamaha	61
15	Koby HANTIS	Yamaha	60
16	Jyle CAMPBELL	Yamaha	53
17	Jake CANNON	Yamaha	49
18	Connor ROSSANDICH	KTM	43
19	Liam OWENS	Husqvarna	43
20	Cody KILPATRICK	Kawasaki	40
21	Hixson McINNES	Honda	33
22	Hunter COLLINS	KTM	31
23	Angus PEARCE	Yamaha	24
24	Deegan MANCINELLI	Honda	24
25	Liam JACKSON	Yamaha	19
26	Deacon PAICE	KTM	17
27	Jack McLEAN	Yamaha	15
28	Finley MANSON	KTM	9
29	Thomas LAMBERT	KTM	5
30	Rian KING	KTM	5
31	Kobi WOLFF	Husqvarna	5
32	Brodie PETSCHAUER	Honda	4
33	Noah MORGAN	Yamaha	2
34	Sonny PELLICANO	Honda	2
35	Koby TATE	Yamaha	2
36	Rory FAIRBROTHER	KTM	2
37	Lachlan MORRIS	KTM	1
38	Jack DEVESON	Husqvarna	1
39	Jordan MINEAR	KTM	1
40	Zane MACKINTOSH	Honda	1