Welcome to the official website of 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.
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.
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.
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 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!!!!!
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!!!!!
QUEENSLAND'S # 1
Coolum pines motocross complex tuned gnarly after overninght rain changed the track into an energy sapping , rutted monster remenicant of World MX GP. Spectators were treated to a true display of Hunter's ability on a motorcycle with him dominating both the 65 and 85 classes winning all moto's. Hunter demorilsed competitors besting them by up to 46 seconds and matching the lap times of riders in the older age groups. Hunter's wins were a testiment to his devotion to training and flawless preperation with the track getting rougher by the second it played into the strengths of his equipment and riding style.
'Both bikes are set up perfectly with MPE suspension and Paul has them tuned to boost Hunter's confidence enabling him to hit any obsticle at full speed. After the strong performance at Coolum Hunter is hoping to be selected For the FIM World Junior Championship to be hosted in Cignoli Italy later this year
'Both bikes are set up perfectly with MPE suspension and Paul has them tuned to boost Hunter's confidence enabling him to hit any obsticle at full speed. After the strong performance at Coolum Hunter is hoping to be selected For the FIM World Junior Championship to be hosted in Cignoli Italy later this year
2011 ROCKS
Racing through 2011 so far has seen us hit the International scene as well as kicking off the Sunshine State MX Series. For 2011 Hunter will again contest the 65cc class on his 09 KTM and the 85 class on his Crazy Dogs MPE KX85. Three rounds in and Hunter is again leading the 85 class and after a chain derailment at Hervey Bay has dropped into 2nd on the 65.
Hunter has also attended another New Zealand National and had the opportunity to ride the 85 big wheel class thanks to Kawasaki NZ with outsatnding results. After one day testing and running in the new bike Hunter posted a race win and podium finishes for 2nd overall.
Hunter has also attended another New Zealand National and had the opportunity to ride the 85 big wheel class thanks to Kawasaki NZ with outsatnding results. After one day testing and running in the new bike Hunter posted a race win and podium finishes for 2nd overall.
Hunter & Jett International Motocross Stars
Hot on the heels of a strong performance at the Australian Junior Motocross championship the Lawrence brothers packed their gear bags and headed for the New Zealand Mini Motocross Championships near Huntly at the weekend. The Honda-sponsored two-day affair attracted the cream of young motocross talent from both sides of the Tasman but it was Australian Champion Hunter Lawrence (on a stock Kawasaki KX65) who stole the show, winning three of his five races in the premier 9-11 years’ 65cc class and finishing runner-up in the other two.
With these impressive results Hunter is now the 2010 65cc 9-11yr champion in both Australia and New Zealand ...
Jett Lawrence put in some impressive rides including 2 moto wins to finish 3rd overall in the 50cc Division 2 class. In only his second race since debuting at the Australian Junior Motocross Championship 7 year old Jett continues to march towards a championship of his own.
Hunter & Jett would like to thank Mum & Dad , Gerry O'Kane,Richard Baker, Fox, Crazy Dogs, Mpe ,
Mr Motorcycles, Kawasaki New Zealand and all our supporters for making the trip possible...
With these impressive results Hunter is now the 2010 65cc 9-11yr champion in both Australia and New Zealand ...
Jett Lawrence put in some impressive rides including 2 moto wins to finish 3rd overall in the 50cc Division 2 class. In only his second race since debuting at the Australian Junior Motocross Championship 7 year old Jett continues to march towards a championship of his own.
Hunter & Jett would like to thank Mum & Dad , Gerry O'Kane,Richard Baker, Fox, Crazy Dogs, Mpe ,
Mr Motorcycles, Kawasaki New Zealand and all our supporters for making the trip possible...
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Hunter to wear Fox
Iconic motocross apparel giant Fox Racing has joined the team and Hunter will be rockin the latest Fox Race wear and casual gear. Fox has been associated with the worlds greatest athletes , Hunter is looking forward to winning races in gear built from the sheer speed of people like Ricky Carmichael, Jeremy McGrath and Jay Marmont.
For a preview of the fantastic 2011 range click the Fox logo in our sponsors list
For a preview of the fantastic 2011 range click the Fox logo in our sponsors list
2010 AUSTRALIAN MOTOCROSS CHAMPION
BREAKING NEWS
MXHUNTER are pleased to announce that Hunter is the 2010 Australian 65cc 9-11 years Motocross champion after dominating the class all week on his Crazy Dogs Kawasaki prepped 65cc machine.
On the 150 four stroke class Hunter won the final moto along with some very consistant riding all week placed him on the podium again in 2nd place for the 150 class..
His stellar week at the titles continued with the 85cc class finally being decided and after battling up the front end all week Hunter was relegated to 4th missing the podium by a scant 3 points.
Our good news does not end there Jett Lawrence competed in his first championship class on his 50cc ktm and finished 6th overall.
On the 150 four stroke class Hunter won the final moto along with some very consistant riding all week placed him on the podium again in 2nd place for the 150 class..
His stellar week at the titles continued with the 85cc class finally being decided and after battling up the front end all week Hunter was relegated to 4th missing the podium by a scant 3 points.
Our good news does not end there Jett Lawrence competed in his first championship class on his 50cc ktm and finished 6th overall.
Latest race report
2010 AUSTRALIAN TITLE REPORT by Hunter Lawrence
well I have just had the best week catching up with team mates ,racing and just the whole excitement of such a week...the only thing that dampens it a bit was not reaching all my goals..which was to podium all 3 classes I entered I only podiumed in 2 classes...
I won the 65cc 9-11yrs and came 2nd in the 150 9-12 yrs and just fell short in the 85 9-12yrs by coming 4th overall.....
The 65 class had qualifying and I am stoked to say I went undefeated all week in qualifiers and finals i rode safe and didnt push too hard so I would finish all my finals and make sure I won... I didnt get any holeshots so no free grip from Kwala in this class...hahaha ...oh and Thanks heaps dad for fixing my rear brakes as I had to pull off a lap early in the 65 practice due to my rear brake locking on....
Int the 150 class we had an up and down week ..Moto 1 I was having a great battle with hilly for the lead but with about 2 laps to go my bike stated to be really hard to turn ect mum and dad thought I looked tired and I was getting messy but I was fine, then after the finish line and last lap board the bike totally missed the rut and then as I headed to the whoops and the next tabo it happen... yep had a big crash that was when I saw I had a totally flat front tire no wonder why the bike felt wrong...so I got going again and by riding carefully I just got 3rd..the next .moto the shock decided it wouldnt work and had no rebound which made it really skatey in the rear end I thought I had a rear flat but imanage to still get 2nd
cut a long report short it took me 4 motos till I finally got the hang of the 150 and finishing the race in first and finally got a holeshot free grips yeeewww it was my last race of the whole week :D.....lol so I ended up 2nd overall in the 150class....
The 85 class was stacked with awesome riders and I really wanted to do well but unfortunately in practice my race bike blew up so we had to race my praccy .. the funny thing was we didnt even have a fresh piston or ring for the old girl....so at tracks in qld normally it wouldnt matter as ours are alot rougher but this lakes track was so fast and smooth so I put my head down and did what i could. .I couldnt believe it though when I got passed on the straight by 2 bikes wilson and hilly ...their yammys fly and I had my bike pinned i didnt tink the old girl even though its a stocker was that slow hahaha i wish i had my race bike going as it was so fast ... any way I was tied in 3rd overall going into the last moto... I didnt get a good start and had to push through the pack my bike was startin to get hot or something as I knew I had to jump the big tabletop to keep near the riders in front of me for the run up the hill but my poor old bike wouldnt even make it I kept casing it no matter how hard I tried and it was getting worse each lap. I think it was leaning out...lol then dad had said to me just be thankfull iIfinished as the bike started to blow smoke from the engine on the last lap..I got back to 6th place ...so I ended up in 4th overall with a 5th,3rd,6th....iIknow aussies titles often require some luck and considering the week some of my friends had I am happy ours was only minor things like only one bike, so my luck was pretty good....
I would have liked QLD 1,2 and 3 and to be up there with my team mate mitch but even though I didnt I was soooo stoked for Mitch to win it he deserved it ..... oh and I was also picked for the qld team and we won .. The huge trophy now comes back to qld yeeeeewwww!!!!!!!!
I am "super pumped" to win the aussies on my 65 and I still have next year for the other 2 classes I am gonna miss racing Mitch Evans and Wilson Todd, racing them helps me keep fast.....
i would like to thank Greg from moss institute and Matt Moss for his encouragement this week
Richard from Crazydogs Kawasaki for lending me the 150 and for all his support through the year ...
Paul from M.P.E suspension
silkolene oils
Rampant clothing
Motoxvest
and Kyle from Lazyboy graphics
and finally my Family as I know this year has sorta been a bad year with alot of stuff going wrong and I am sooo happy Icould turn it around and win for you and everthing you give up for me to follow my dream..
and like I said in my speech on sat night I want to dedicate my 65 win to my Ma-ma who was meant to be here at the aussies with me this year but passed away from cancer 2 months too early.. this was my first aussie title win and it meant so much to me just like she did...
.thanks everyone...
Hunter #910
well I have just had the best week catching up with team mates ,racing and just the whole excitement of such a week...the only thing that dampens it a bit was not reaching all my goals..which was to podium all 3 classes I entered I only podiumed in 2 classes...
I won the 65cc 9-11yrs and came 2nd in the 150 9-12 yrs and just fell short in the 85 9-12yrs by coming 4th overall.....
The 65 class had qualifying and I am stoked to say I went undefeated all week in qualifiers and finals i rode safe and didnt push too hard so I would finish all my finals and make sure I won... I didnt get any holeshots so no free grip from Kwala in this class...hahaha ...oh and Thanks heaps dad for fixing my rear brakes as I had to pull off a lap early in the 65 practice due to my rear brake locking on....
Int the 150 class we had an up and down week ..Moto 1 I was having a great battle with hilly for the lead but with about 2 laps to go my bike stated to be really hard to turn ect mum and dad thought I looked tired and I was getting messy but I was fine, then after the finish line and last lap board the bike totally missed the rut and then as I headed to the whoops and the next tabo it happen... yep had a big crash that was when I saw I had a totally flat front tire no wonder why the bike felt wrong...so I got going again and by riding carefully I just got 3rd..the next .moto the shock decided it wouldnt work and had no rebound which made it really skatey in the rear end I thought I had a rear flat but imanage to still get 2nd
cut a long report short it took me 4 motos till I finally got the hang of the 150 and finishing the race in first and finally got a holeshot free grips yeeewww it was my last race of the whole week :D.....lol so I ended up 2nd overall in the 150class....
The 85 class was stacked with awesome riders and I really wanted to do well but unfortunately in practice my race bike blew up so we had to race my praccy .. the funny thing was we didnt even have a fresh piston or ring for the old girl....so at tracks in qld normally it wouldnt matter as ours are alot rougher but this lakes track was so fast and smooth so I put my head down and did what i could. .I couldnt believe it though when I got passed on the straight by 2 bikes wilson and hilly ...their yammys fly and I had my bike pinned i didnt tink the old girl even though its a stocker was that slow hahaha i wish i had my race bike going as it was so fast ... any way I was tied in 3rd overall going into the last moto... I didnt get a good start and had to push through the pack my bike was startin to get hot or something as I knew I had to jump the big tabletop to keep near the riders in front of me for the run up the hill but my poor old bike wouldnt even make it I kept casing it no matter how hard I tried and it was getting worse each lap. I think it was leaning out...lol then dad had said to me just be thankfull iIfinished as the bike started to blow smoke from the engine on the last lap..I got back to 6th place ...so I ended up in 4th overall with a 5th,3rd,6th....iIknow aussies titles often require some luck and considering the week some of my friends had I am happy ours was only minor things like only one bike, so my luck was pretty good....
I would have liked QLD 1,2 and 3 and to be up there with my team mate mitch but even though I didnt I was soooo stoked for Mitch to win it he deserved it ..... oh and I was also picked for the qld team and we won .. The huge trophy now comes back to qld yeeeeewwww!!!!!!!!
I am "super pumped" to win the aussies on my 65 and I still have next year for the other 2 classes I am gonna miss racing Mitch Evans and Wilson Todd, racing them helps me keep fast.....
i would like to thank Greg from moss institute and Matt Moss for his encouragement this week
Richard from Crazydogs Kawasaki for lending me the 150 and for all his support through the year ...
Paul from M.P.E suspension
silkolene oils
Rampant clothing
Motoxvest
and Kyle from Lazyboy graphics
and finally my Family as I know this year has sorta been a bad year with alot of stuff going wrong and I am sooo happy Icould turn it around and win for you and everthing you give up for me to follow my dream..
and like I said in my speech on sat night I want to dedicate my 65 win to my Ma-ma who was meant to be here at the aussies with me this year but passed away from cancer 2 months too early.. this was my first aussie title win and it meant so much to me just like she did...
.thanks everyone...
Hunter #910
Team Australia Take Oceanic Title
Australia wins 2010 Oceania MX Championship
The team of junior riders representing Australia at last weekend’s Oceania Motocross Championship has arrived home after successfully defeating their New Zealand counterparts.
The 2010 Oceania Motocross Championship was held in Harrisville, New Zealand on Sunday 7 March, and Australia’s 15-strong team proved too strong in both the 125cc and 65cc classes, while the honours went to the host nation in the 85cc class.
The riders warmed up for Sunday’s trans-Tasman event by participating in the Auckland Motocross Championships on Saturday, where the Aussie juniors performed well and, more importantly, allowed the riders to familiarise themselves with the Pukekohe track in preparation for Sunday’s main event.
“The track was absolutely fantastic, but it was one where passing was difficult,” Australian Team Manager Mark Willingham explained.
“The club was brilliant - each of our riders and their families were billeted out to a host family, which set the tone for what was simply an awesome weekend – undoubtedly one of the best events I’ve ever attended.”
The 2010 Oceania MX Championship, unlike previous years, was held as a Juniors-only event, a format which was well-supported by both countries.
“The fact that it was only Juniors this year was terrific,” Willingham continued.
“It was a great format which seemed to work really well, and provides amazing opportunities for younger riders to represent their country – they were all as keen as mustard!”
In the 125cc class, Matt Phillips impressed by taking out Race One and finishing second in Race Two, Errol Willis led at one stage before finishing third in Race Two, while Kale Makeham’s solid performances helped Australia narrowly claim the class victory by a two-point margin.
Joel Dinsdale was the only Australian to feature on the podium in the 85cc class – he finished third in Race One and second in Race Two – and this enabled New Zealand to claim a four-point class victory.
Contrary to the close results witnessed in the two older classes, the 65cc class was dominated by Australia, where the margin was 20 points after the two races.
Jordan Hill and Hunter Lawrence finished first and second respectively in both 65cc races, while Jackson Williams showed plenty of fight by riding and finishing both races despite suffering a knee injury in Sunday morning’s practice session.
“The young Aussie riders are able to start racing at an earlier age than the New Zealanders, and that was predominantly why the 65cc results turned out the way they did,” Willingham said.
“Otherwise, the racing was extremely tight in both the older classes, as well as being intense and spirited.
“Off the track everyone looked after each other really well, new friends were made and there was some really great relationship-building between both countries.”
The team of junior riders representing Australia at last weekend’s Oceania Motocross Championship has arrived home after successfully defeating their New Zealand counterparts.
The 2010 Oceania Motocross Championship was held in Harrisville, New Zealand on Sunday 7 March, and Australia’s 15-strong team proved too strong in both the 125cc and 65cc classes, while the honours went to the host nation in the 85cc class.
The riders warmed up for Sunday’s trans-Tasman event by participating in the Auckland Motocross Championships on Saturday, where the Aussie juniors performed well and, more importantly, allowed the riders to familiarise themselves with the Pukekohe track in preparation for Sunday’s main event.
“The track was absolutely fantastic, but it was one where passing was difficult,” Australian Team Manager Mark Willingham explained.
“The club was brilliant - each of our riders and their families were billeted out to a host family, which set the tone for what was simply an awesome weekend – undoubtedly one of the best events I’ve ever attended.”
The 2010 Oceania MX Championship, unlike previous years, was held as a Juniors-only event, a format which was well-supported by both countries.
“The fact that it was only Juniors this year was terrific,” Willingham continued.
“It was a great format which seemed to work really well, and provides amazing opportunities for younger riders to represent their country – they were all as keen as mustard!”
In the 125cc class, Matt Phillips impressed by taking out Race One and finishing second in Race Two, Errol Willis led at one stage before finishing third in Race Two, while Kale Makeham’s solid performances helped Australia narrowly claim the class victory by a two-point margin.
Joel Dinsdale was the only Australian to feature on the podium in the 85cc class – he finished third in Race One and second in Race Two – and this enabled New Zealand to claim a four-point class victory.
Contrary to the close results witnessed in the two older classes, the 65cc class was dominated by Australia, where the margin was 20 points after the two races.
Jordan Hill and Hunter Lawrence finished first and second respectively in both 65cc races, while Jackson Williams showed plenty of fight by riding and finishing both races despite suffering a knee injury in Sunday morning’s practice session.
“The young Aussie riders are able to start racing at an earlier age than the New Zealanders, and that was predominantly why the 65cc results turned out the way they did,” Willingham said.
“Otherwise, the racing was extremely tight in both the older classes, as well as being intense and spirited.
“Off the track everyone looked after each other really well, new friends were made and there was some really great relationship-building between both countries.”
Hunter Getting Faster!!!!
The Queensland Motocross Championship rolled through Mareeba and Dysart over the past two weeks and provided some spectacular racing.
Mareeba again saw the Crazy Dogs Kawaski mounted Hunter post strong consistent results to finish 3rd overall for the day in both classes after long batlles with Mitch Evans and Wilson Todd .
Hunter exhibited his speed and determination with come from behind wins and stood atop the podium at Dysart for 1st in the 85cc and 2nd in 65class. The Championship for the 85 class become a three way brawl between Queensland's fastest as the title chase headed to Roma . At Roma it didnt let up there as after the first moto at roma the points were Mitch Evans 151pts Hunter Lawrence 150 and Wilson Todd also 150 pt and they battled to the end with some great racing for the crowds to watch but there can only be 1 winner and with a few crashes in moto 2 Hunter handed over his title and had to settle for 3rd overall but He fought tooth and nail for the 65 title by winning his last 2 motos and the overall at Roma he came in tied with 2nd place but being a series he was awarded 3rd on countback ....All in all Hunter had kept improving the whole series getting wins in both clases and stayed on the podium every round
Mareeba again saw the Crazy Dogs Kawaski mounted Hunter post strong consistent results to finish 3rd overall for the day in both classes after long batlles with Mitch Evans and Wilson Todd .
Hunter exhibited his speed and determination with come from behind wins and stood atop the podium at Dysart for 1st in the 85cc and 2nd in 65class. The Championship for the 85 class become a three way brawl between Queensland's fastest as the title chase headed to Roma . At Roma it didnt let up there as after the first moto at roma the points were Mitch Evans 151pts Hunter Lawrence 150 and Wilson Todd also 150 pt and they battled to the end with some great racing for the crowds to watch but there can only be 1 winner and with a few crashes in moto 2 Hunter handed over his title and had to settle for 3rd overall but He fought tooth and nail for the 65 title by winning his last 2 motos and the overall at Roma he came in tied with 2nd place but being a series he was awarded 3rd on countback ....All in all Hunter had kept improving the whole series getting wins in both clases and stayed on the podium every round
