SX1 team-mate Kade Mosig who was down on luck at the opening two rounds, looked as though his streak of bad luck would continue early in the nights main event. Sitting in fourth position and looking for a way around Todd Waters, Mosig was left with no where to go after Waters crashed directly in front of him in a one lined sand section.
Slamming into the fallen bike, Mosig was able to somehow stay on his bike and quickly got himself back in the race, going on to finish in a sensational third place, taking the final step on the podium.
"I'm so happy to be on the podium! I've worked hard, and continue to push myself." Mosig commented. "I earned this 3rd place, I was pretty consistent in my approach all day, and managed to keep progressing and come the final, got myself into a strong position from the start and rode my own race.
"I can't wait to get to Sydney now for the Aus-X and an indoor race track!"
Team Owner, Dale Hocking could not have been more happy with his two chargers on the night.
‰ÛÏWe've said all season that if Wilson can get a start, he'll be a contender and he proved just that!" Hocking enthused. "All day, Wilson set the pace, and you could see that he was comfortable leading and in complete control.
"The entire DPH crew is pumped to see Kade finally get a result. He's one of the most determined, and hardest working racers out there and deserves that podium position". Hocking concluded.
Top image: Wilson Todd on his way to Victory at Virginia.
Credit: Aaryn Minerds