Information in the lead-up to Heathcote's AORC final rounds.
KTM Enduro Racing Team rider Toby Price will shoot for a record fourth-career title when the 2014 Yamaha Australian Off-Road Championship (AORC) concludes this weekend at Heathcote in Central Victoria.
Riding a KTM 450 EXC, Price’s 2014 campaign has combined blinding speed with a good deal of good old-fashioned guts, as the Maitland rider won five of the 10 rounds thus far and carried a painful remnant injury through another two to pick up valuable points.
He’ll now take a 28-point lead into the double-header final, with Husqvarna’s E3 class leader Glenn Kearney the nearest challenger, closely followed by Josh Green (Active8 Yamaha), Chris Hollis (CDR Yamaha) and Daniel Milner (CDR Yamaha) fresh from his A4DE victory.
Making his position even more impressive, is the fact that Price has this year offset a full-time enduro racing schedule, with a complete desert racing calendar, where he has been unbeatable in Australia’s major desert racing events and series.
While Price leads E3 and Kearney is the class of the E3 ranks, at the head of the E1 class entering Heathcote is Tom McCormack (Active8 Yamaha), and Daniel Sanders (KTM) is the front-man in the 19 and Under division.
Circuit location
Barnadown-Knowsley Road, Knowsley
Event entry
Free
Event schedule
Saturday:
8:00am (Junior start)
10:30am (Senior start)
Sunday:
8:30am (All start)
Championship standings
Outright championship standings:
1. Toby Price (E2) 213
2. Glenn Kearney (E3) 185
3. Josh Green (E2) 182
4. Chris Hollis (E2) 176
5. Daniel Milner (E2) 173
6. Lachlan Stanford (E2) 132
7. Daniel Sanders (19U) 129
8. Tom McCormack (E1) 126
9. Jarrod Bewley (E3) 118
10. Beau Ralston (E2) 114
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2014 series calendar:
Rds 1-2 – 22-23 March – Buladelah, NSW
Rds 3-4 – 19-20 April – Boyland, QLD
Rds 5-6 – 3-4 May – Hedley, VIC
Rds 7-8 – 21-22 June – Coonawarra, SA
Rds 9-10 – 19-20 July – Kyogle, NSW
Rds 11-12 – 6-7 September – Heathcote, VIC