Sinclairs prot̩g̩ and fellow Pearcedale compatriot - Jayden Archer; found himself standing next to his mentor on the podium, finishing second after the two faced off in the final.
"It‰Ûªs amazing, Cams been a great mentor to me for years now, so for us both to come away with first and second in Australia, is an unbelievable feeling", proclaimed Archer.
That wasn't the only event that would see Sinclair and Archer compete together, as the two went head to head for the Australian Freestyle Championship on the same night. The Kawasaki mounted Sinclair would land himself on the podium again with a commendable third placed result, as Archer narrowly missed the podium by 1.5 points, claiming 6th overall, in Australia respectively.
Appearances in both the Australian Supercross and Australian Speed and Style Championship's this year, has sparked renewed interest for Cam to take on the largest action sports event in the world; the X games, where Cam will look for another prestigious gold medal in 2015.
"Ultimatly thats the reason why I did these races and wanted to do well in Tasmania. The end goal is to score an invite to the X games Speed and Style event, and with winning the domestic race last weekend as well as good performances in Supercross, I definitely believe my name is on the world map", stated Sinclair.
Cams next event will see him teamed up with the Nitro Circus LIVE crew, as they host a show in Dubai on December 5th.
Speed and Style Final Results
1. Cam Sinclair
2. Jayden Archer
3. Luke McNeill
Freestyle Final Results
1. Steve Mini - 21
2. Harry Bink ‰ÛÒ 21
3. Cam Sinclair - 18.5
4. Luke McNeill - 18.5
5. Jacob Smith - 18.25
6. Jayden Archer - 17.0
7. Brodie Markham - 13.8
8. Josh Woolley - 9.916
9. Daniel Kistler - 9
10. Jake Holloway - 8.683
Top Image: SINCLAIR FLYING HIGH IN TASMANIA.
Credit: Marcus Skin
