Reed has set himself some specific goals for the short four round series with his main aim being on constancy at each event, with aspirations of finishing inside the top half of the field by the time the series heads to this home town for the final round on November the 17th.
"My expectations for this season is to stay on the bike and to be consistent which is what I've really come up short on in the past few years", explained Reed
"I'm taking the 1 step back 2 steps forward approach and I know if I go to the races ride my heart out and be consistent well that will put me in the best position I can be."
"In saying that I would really like to crack a top 12-10 in a main event, I want to be that young privateer kid that makes people turn their head for all the right reasons.
"Hopefully I can have a successful supercross series and you guys can see me around within the scene a lot more in 2013" he added
While Reed will be racing as a privateer for the 2012 ASX championship, the likeable and out going rider has continued support from his long time sponsors as well gaining some more support over the recent months.
"JWP racing and ASV Service and sales have been backing me a lot and have been a major help in ensuring I could go racing again this year. Also my long time supporters in the Deft family, Vonzipper, Go Pro, Ethika, Ogio and ODI thanks to Lusty Industries have stuck behind me which I really appreciate.
"I was also lucky enough to get help from my buddies at Axis Motorsports and also the good people at Hart and Huntington, Pro Athlete Fitness and Uni Filter for this season." he concluded.
Keep an eye out for Jason Reed on his number 151 Honda CRF450 over the course of the ASX Championship starting this Saturday night.
Top Image: Jason Reed in action at Win Stadium last year
Credit: Aaryn Minerds
