Dylan Rose’s 2007 Racing Diary
November 28th, 200710/02/2008
looking forward to the upcoming 2008 season, next weekend at Cessnock on my trusty Woodys Honda CR150F. Hope to see all the Honda riders out in force this year!
DYLAN ROSE
21st November, 2007
Dear Woody and Lorraine, (also sent to Chas)
I write to you to not only offer my sincere thanks for your continued support throughout the past year of my racing, but to also give you a final wrap-up of my successes for the 2007 season. Your continued support has certainly helped us out tremendously this year and I am looking forward to another great year in 2008.
I have really enjoyed riding the CRF 150 this year and love the power. I am looking forward to riding a CRF 150 (08 model) in 2008. It has been another successful season for me with lots of traveling across the country to contest all the disciplines I enjoy.
My results for 2007 are as follows:
· 1st Place - Australian National Off-Road Series – 14-U16yrs (10 Rounds)
(This series was again contested in 3 States – 4 rounds in NSW, 4 rounds in Victoria and 2 rounds in Queensland)
· 1st Place - NSW Enduro Series – 14-15yrs (4 Rounds)
· 1st Place - NSW Sprint Series – 14-U16yrs (8 Rounds)
· 5th place - NSW Motocross Series – 14-U16yrs (3 Rounds)
(I missed 1 round in this series due to coinciding with another event)
· 1st Place - NSW 2Day State Minikhana Championships
· 1st Place - Junior Trials Minicycle Club - Junior Combined Big Wheel
(6 point score rounds over the year, I was only able to attend 4 of the 6 rounds)
Thanks again Woody and Lorraine for the great support you give me and I am looking forward to contesting all the above series in 2008 and hopefully continuing with the success I have had this year.
Thanking you,
DYLAN ROSE
WONTHAGGI 2007
Load up the trailer and car and head South for 1156kms to Wonthaggi, a small town at the bottom of Victoria, just past Phillip Island. With heavy rain early in the week, the track was heading for a washout. With fine weather on Thursday and Friday, the track dried out and the stage was set for the National Off-Road - Rounds 9 and 10. 160 of Australia’s best riders are ready to tackle the awesome set-out track, which now has the newly added Extreme Section, making it more interesting for the competition.The secret of a good finish is to have good lap times in the first 2 to 3 rounds of each day and then try to put in consistent times all day. I’ve found this proves to be a good recipe.With 2 big days of solid racing ahead of me, aboard my HONDA CRF150, which performed faultlessly, I tackled the ruts, whoops, extreme section, riding through shipping containers and whatever else they threw at me. I enjoy racing this style of event and I was lucky to win both Saturday and Sunday.I am looking forward to the last two rounds of this series, which are being held at Gwandalan on the 8th and 9th September and I am hoping the wrap up the Australian Championship for 2007.
See you on the track,
Dylan Rose #100 (84)
