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Mat Fabry In Form Ahead Of WA State Motocross Titles Opener

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Mat Fabry managed to clean sweep all six races and claim top spot of the podium at the recent Tumblegum two day meeting.
Bee Firm NRG/Yamaha rider Mat Fabry (Five Star Yamaha) used the Tumblegum two day meeting for a bit of practice before the first West Australian State Motocross Championship round at the iconic Cosy Creek circuit in Manjimup over the Easter weekend.

With the Launch of Yamaha‰Ûªs potent new 65cc at the event it was just the hit out Fabry was looking for after graduating from seven years with Yamaha‰Ûªs National Junior Development program.

Fabry who will ride a YZ250F in MX2 is looking for good results to start his senior career after being a multiple time state Junior Champion and capturing an Australia 125cc title in 2015. His results and professionalism in juniors saw him drafted into SRD‰Ûªs Yamaha backed senior program and he hopes to gain some quick momentum learning from MX1 team mates Josh Adams and Michael Mahon.

I was happy to start the season off with a positive result, winning the MX2 class by going six from six here today. I felt good on the bike all weekend and my YZ250F handled well everywhere.
Mat Farby

Over the weekend Fabry managed to clean sweep all six races and claim top spot of the podium. On a technical track that had doubles, hilly drop offs, technical sections and fast straights he managed to power his Yamaha first to the finish line to collect the six wins for the weekend.

‰ÛÏI was happy to start the season off with a positive result, winning the MX2 class by going six from six here today. I felt good on the bike all weekend and my YZ250F handled well everywhere," Farby said.

"I need to thank Darren Thompson from Yamaha Australia for the suspension it was just awesome and with Manjimup just around the corner I‰Ûªm definitely feeling better than I did a year ago when I was returning from injury‰Û
Fabry who will ride a YZ250F in MX2 is looking for good results to start his senior career after being a multiple time state Junior Champion and capturing an Australia 125cc title in 2015.
To add the icing on the cake for Yamaha they not only clean swept the MX2 races but took all three places on the podium with Jake Prutti (Cully‰Ûªs Yamaha) and Jayden Fabry (Five Star Yamaha) taking second and third.

‰ÛÏToday was a good day for Mat as he will be in the thick of things this year competing in MX2 for the first time. He is such a talented rider and unfortunately his final two years in juniors were marred by injury so he never got to showcase his real talent‰Û
Mat Farb (Center) with the spoils of victory.

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