Horsham turns it on for Vic Junior MX Champs round 2

Under the new format classes were separated to allow classes to be completed on one day. Saturday's event schedule marked the day for 85cc BW/150cc 4 Stroke, 65cc and the 100/125/150 2 stoke, while Sunday's manifest was 250cc, 85sw/150 4 Stroke, 50cc Div and the Vic Chicks.

Hampered with brisk winds and overcast conditions and fearful of rain, the Horsham Motorcycle Club prepared the track for the wet, it didn't rain, however Saturday's cold wind, overcast clouds prevented the warm sun from warming the day, the track was fast and Hard pack.

Yamaha Junior Racing Team's Joel Milesevic continued his unbeaten run in the 125cc A Grade. From 6 starts, he has 6 wins clearly a two-stroke specialist with dominating field leads of at least eight seconds blowing out to a 27.204 lead in moto one.

"It was real good today, my starts helped me heaps today and made everything easier. The track was changing and got difficult and that's how I exceeded to help pull away." said a confident Milesevic, where only a mistake on his behalf could prevent his unbeaten status.

In his last year of junior competition, Milesevic hopes to step up into the under 19's in 2012 on a Yamaha 250 two-stroke. Top Gear KTM's Jack Simpson finished strong in the final two motos for second overall, while Scriven's Racing Eagerpig's Charlie Anderson had an impressive top five run all day. Honda's Wayde Carter found an old CR125 and finished with two seconds and a fifth for the day without competing in the final moto.

Most likely to be the series biggest crash was Thomas Henry, Henry had a huge get off right on the finish line of the first 125cc A Grade moto, finishing the race in terrifying circumstances for ninth place.

"My throttle got stuck on flat out just before the jump and I had nothing to do it wouldn't shut off," Henry explained this week.

"The bike just took off straight up in the air with me on it. Everyone one said I should of back flipped and I was as high as the lap scoring tower. When I was coming down, all I could think of was my legs and guess I'm lucky I only broke the one leg. I will have some big scars from the two big cuts down both sides of my leg. I have a large rod in my leg now with screws holding it and about fifty staples holding the cuts.

"Every doctor I saw until after surgery kept wiggling my big toe to check my leg pulse and muscles, I would say it hurt, then later on I found out my toe was broken as well. My bike is trashed the whole back is just about snapped and I hope it's all fixed by the time I can ride again, as soon as the rod is out. Just like to thank Doyle & Shields, Able onsite services and my mum and dad. " said Thomas Henry.