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Welcome to the official website of International motocross star Hunter Lawrence. Here you can follow the career of one of Australia's fastest junior motocross riders as he chases his dream of becoming one of the sports greatest champions.

2012 New Zealand MX Champion

Hunter threw his passport into his gear bag and headed off for his second international race of 2012 in New Zealand. The Backflip's Junior Motocross Championships hosted by the South Canterbury motorcycle club was the venue for four days of fantastic racing. Clear skies and an undulating track set the stage for Hunter put his KTM NZ 85 on the top step of the podium in all 6 races clinching his first national title for 2012. A big thank you goes out to Gerry KTM New Zealand, Fox and all of our sponsors

2011 Aussie # 1

the momentum continues to roll on for our champ as he laid claim to 2 Australian championships over the week long event. Hunter proved his world number 5 finnish was no accident by dominating the event through changing weather conditions and a deteriorating track surface. Claiming both the 65cc and 85 cc crown at the end of the week long event came from the faith and hard work invested by his new sponsors KTM Brisbane, FOX, MPE, Moss Institute and anounces together we will be a force in 2012. Thanks to everyone for thier support and we look forward to seeing you at the races

KTM Join Forces With World #5

KTM Australia has announced the signing of Hunter Lawrence, who finished fifth in the 65cc Junior Motocross World Championship in Italy last weekend.
Lawrence finalised a deal with the Austrian manufacturer to compete aboard the 65 SX and 85 SX models supported by KTM Brisbane right before travelling to Europe for the world titles.
“I’m stoked to ride KTMs and the bikes are exactly what I need to continue getting good results,” the 12-year-old from Landsborough in Queensland said.
“I feel really comfortable on the bikes and they are really fun to ride. I’m looking forward to more races with them now!”
Lawrence starred as top performing Australian rider at the world championships last week, setting the fastest 65cc lap of the entire weekend in timed practice before going on to score 8-3 results in the motos for fifth overall.
Lawrence stunned as he raced through the 40-rider pack in moto one after falling in the first turn.
Also this season, Lawrence has so far won both the 10-12 years 65cc and 9-11 years 85cc divisions in the Queensland Motocross Championship, and placed second in the 11-12 years 85cc New Zealand Motocross Championship.
He also leads the Sunshine State series on the 65cc and 85cc with one round remaining.
Last season saw Lawrence win the 9-11 years 65cc Australian Motocross Championship, plus finish second in the 9-12 years 150cc four-stroke title and fourth in the 9-12 years 85cc ranks. He was also the New Zealand champion in the 9-11 years 65cc category.

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OUR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CHARGER

" Never give up, The race is not over until the chequered flag falls"
Hunter has returned from the world Junior motocross championship as the highest placing Australian rider posting a 5th place overall . How he acheived the result reflects the drive, heart and desire this kid has to acheive his dream. The World title chase started friday with Hunter fastest in timed practice , setting the scene for a great weekend. Saturday qualifying saw Hunter in the top 10 easily making the sunday main event. Moto 1 saw Hunter involved in a first turn crash and remounting in 38th facing the epic task of chasing down 37 of the fastest riders in the world. Never shy of a challenge he set off picking them apart on the hardpack circuit ending the moto in 8th place. Bad luck off the start again haunted him in moto 2 and this time had to chase from 37th and in doing so would of created some dejavu for his competitors by passing everyone but the lead two riders by motos end.

HUNTER VS THE WORLD

The MXHUNTER team are proud to announce Hunter will be taking on the world on August 14 this year. Hunter recieved the call from Motorcycling Australia today advising him to pack his gearbag for the FIM Junior World Motocross Championship hosted in Cingoli, Italy. This event will be the second time Hunter has pulled on the green & gold to represent Australia with ealier success in the Oceanic championship in 2010. His selection to ride the 65cc class comes of the back of his dominating performance at the Queensland motocross title winning every moto he entered in two different classes. Hunter is looking forward to racing the undulating Cingoli circuit as a true world championship track with high calibre competition the track will get extremely rough which suits his riding style.
A win at the World championship will cap off a stellar 12 months for our superstar and would sit well with his Queensland, Australian and New Zealand 65cc Championships. GO HUNTER!!!!!