Podium Success for Husqvarna on both days at South Australia AORC round

In the E2 class young gun Lachlan Stanford showed great speed and fought hard to place the TE 310 R 5th on both days.

"First and foremost I would like to thank the whole team, the Paul Feeney Group and the mechanics Dave, Joel and Chris. They did a great job with setup and preparation." Standford commented at the end of the event.

"The Husqvarna TE 310 R tracked and handled really well in the tough sandy conditions. The track layout was really awesome and enjoyable to race on. The organisers were running a back to back sprint which made it fun and physically demanding especially in the sand.

"My pace is almost where I need it to be and I know what I need to work on to gain some consistency and extra speed in preparation for the upcoming A4DE in Western Australia and the remainder of the AORC seasons which I am really looking forward to," he continued.

"I had mixed results this weekend. Both days I was able to pull some very competitive lap times in the top three or four outright early on each of the days.

"I had a reasonably big crash on Sunday and lost around 30 seconds which destroyed any chance to recover my placing." Stanford concluded.

Damian Smith (TE 310 R) continued his strong form in the Veterans class with two 2nd place finishes behind Kirk Hutton.

"A great result from two tough days, it's always a challenge to maintain the pace you need and not come unstuck and lose valuable time. Smith stated.

"The TE 310 R is right on the money and I am looking forward to the A4DE in WA and some strong finishes in the remaining rounds," he concluded.

Top Image: Glenn Kearney on his way to the podium in South Australia on the weekend.