DPH Motorsport press release:

With was has been called the toughest track of the 2016 MX Nationals calendar just around the corner, the DPH team have made the long trip across the country to Western Australia in preparation for this weekends round 5.

With only one point separating 1st and 2nd place in the MX2 Championship, Jed has his focus set on gain some more valuable championship points this weekend to ensure that he holds onto the red plate. This year has been nothing but positives for Jed going from strength to strength each and every round seeing him in a great position heading into the mid year break.

“I’m really keen to get into the sand at Wanneroo this weekend. I have never actually raced there but I’ve heard its awesome so I’m really looking forward to it” Said Beaton. Jacob is looking to carry the momentum of round 4 into Wanneroo in the MX1 class this weekend and we expect to see great results from him as he becomes more comfortable on his bike week on week.

Jacob headed back to his home in Toowoomba post Murray Bridge for a few days of training and riding before the long commute to WA.

“Wanneroo is one of the hardest tracks of the year for sure. I think being in WA a little earlier has made it easier to prepare for.” Said Wright.

DPH continue their assault on the 2016 MX Nationals Championship at Round 5 in Wanneroo, Western Australia this Sunday 29th May.

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