Calling Sydney home is this week’s bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup profile, who also currently sits in fourth place on the inaugural 2019 leader board. Cros Francis, at the age of just 12, has already notched up substantial experience in more than four disciplines, including Road Race, Motocross, Dirt Tr...
As we commence the final countdown to Round 3 of the inaugural bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup (OJC) season at Morgan Park Raceway, Queensland, it is with great pride that Motorcycling Australia (MA) in conjunction with Motorcycling QLD and Moto Stars announces that Queenslander Thomas Brown will be the...
The impact of the bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup is wide reaching, of that there is no question. Our inaugural class of 2019 has the money-can’t-buy opportunity to achieve a spot into the Asia Talent Cup and Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup selection events. One such example of this reach is Pyper Kent, who...
His sporting idol is Valentino Rossi, and whether he’s on or off the bike, there is little difference between Rossi and this week’s bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup profile, Marianos “Nos” Nikolis. Describing himself in three words as underestimated, determined and courageous, 11-year-old Nos continues to...
A local from Singleton, New South Wales, it’s #53 who features as this week’s bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup profile. Originating in Flat Track, Alex Kenworthy-Jones’s first taste of victory in Road Race came at last year’s Coffs Harbour KTM’s NSW Short Course Junior Road Racing Championship. Refl...
When you land at Morgan Park Raceway, Queensland for Round 3 of the bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup on 5-7 July, be sure to keep an eye out for number 55 as the class of 2019 screams around the track. Flying under number 55 is Victorian Varis Fleming, who oozes an equally rambunctious and focussed attitu...
This week’s bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup racer in profile is a graduate of the same program that has bred top-class racers like MotoGP star Jack Miller and Asia Talent Cup winner Billy Van Eerde. Townsville’s Lucas Quinn is a graduate of the Road Racing Assiociation of Townsville’s Junior Corporate Cu...
One of the greatest elements of the inaugural bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup is the variety of motorcycling disciplines from which our class of 2019 have emerged. A perfect example of this is Tom Drane, who holds 12 Australian Junior Dirt Track Championship titles as well as three American Motorcyclist...
Flying under the racing number #74, it’s 14-year-old Jacob Roulstone who features as our second bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup profile for the inaugural 2019 season. A Jamberoo, New South Wales local with three Australian Flat Track titles to his name, Roulstone also has made exciting progress in the 20...
2019 has been a major turning point in Junior Road Racing for Australia, with the introduction of the bLU cRU Oceania Junior Cup and its 26 inaugural members. Aged between 11 and 16 years, the class of 2019 are emerging stars from all over the nation, from a huge variety of racing disciplines. In th...
