For Norton who will race just his second event for the team, it is another great opportunity to show what he has to offer ahead of the 2019 season.
"I feel for the DPH crew coming into this weekend," Norton commented. "I've had the privilege of seeing how hard they work day in and day out to win, so to finish the year without either of their main racers has to be tough.
"The flip side is that it's a great opportunity for me, and I'll be doing everything I can to give the team and all our sponsors something to cheer about come Sunday. I don't feel any pressure, but I am confident that I can keep pushing and improve on last weekend's results to finish the season strong."
Dale Hocking, DPH team owner knows that injuries are part of racing, is looking forward to having Wills back healthy ahead of the opening round of the Supercross championship.
"After coming off a round win just a few short weeks ago, it's tough to confirm that Dylan won't be lining up at Coolum this weekend, but that is racing." Hocking commented. "The reality is that after last weekend he can't move forward in the championship, and with the current points gap, he can't slide too much further in the standings either, so rather than risk further injury for no gain, he'll instead focus on healing and beginning his new program for Supercross.
"It does mean our sole rider this weekend is Callum. If you'd told me we'd be fielding a single rider, a rookie in MX1 no less, in the final round, I would have had a hard time believing it, but this is the situation we're in.
"Looking at it from another direction, we have a strong history of helping riders to lift to another level in their career, and we're all right behind Callum. He's shown speed, maturity and fitness, and at almost 18, he has a long future ahead of him."
