LINE IN SIGHT: Jorja Mason fires through the bend.
LINE IN SIGHT: Jorja Mason fires through the bend.

Charity ride attracts big field

BMX

PROSERPINE BMX riders put the pedal to the metal for a cause at the weekend.

The Crankin for Cancer Carnival attracted 190 riders to the Les Stagg BMX track on Saturday, with riders travelling from Cairns, Townsville, Ayr, Mackay, Sarina, Walkerstone, Moranbah and Rockhampton.

Byron Chauntler won the Crankin for Cancer race, while also claiming the 11-year boys division.

Other winners on the day included Isabella Allan (10-year girls), Taylor Kerr (15-year girls), Kira Allan (pro women) and Peter Little (pro men).

Little also won the Dash for Cash worth $250 while the club's mini wheelers stole the show early. Airlie Frisch and Bryn Kehres starred in the 2-4 year division while Levi Morris, Savanna Allan, Gemma Jenkinson, Ryder Kehres, Cooper Green, Ky Porter, Jett Oliver, Toby Jenkinson, Ben Knox, Abbie Green, Jesse Frisch and Cooper Knox took centre stage for the Sprockets (4-7).

Proserpine BMX Club secretary Sharon Jenkinson said it was a great day of racing with 190 entries.

Jenkinson also paid tribute to the club's various sponsors for making Saturday's carnival happen.

For more information from the Proserpine BMX Club visit the Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Proserpine-BMX-Club.

RESULTS

8-year girls - Tayla Oliver third and Makayla Green fourth

8-year boys - Braedan Wheeler sixth

9-year boys - Kaleb Jenkinson fifth

10-year girls - Isabella Allan first and Madison Gough third

11-year boys - Byron Chauntler first

13-year boys - Kaelan Gough (20 inch and cruiser) second and Preston Watts (20 inch and cruiser) sixth and fourth

14-year boys - Tyler Storey third

15-year girls - Taylor Kerr first and Chloe Chauntler second

40+ men 20 inch - Murray Scholz third

44-year men cruiser - Murray Scholz third

Pro women - Kira Allan first, Taylor Kerr third and Chloe Chauntler fourth

Pro men - Peter Little first, Corey Smith fourth and Matthew Scholz ninth


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