"Overall the 2018 Finke has been a great success for us," Team Manager Paul Roche said. "Brandon Kienhuis suffered a tough break last year when he was injured while training for the event, his result is very satisfying and a nod to his commitment hard work and dedication.
"Kyle Simpson bringing the TE250 home as first 2-Stroke was also satisfying as there had bee some big question marks as to the reliability of the injected Husky," Roche added.
"Massive thanks to the team and all the crew and Team Moto Maben for all the help and the fuel stops. Our sponsors in the lead up to this have also been outstanding, and it wouldn't have happened without you. Special mention to Glenn Cantwell at MotoGC, Darren Lee from TracRite, Sean from Mcleod Accessories and Husqvarna Motorcycles Australia," Roche concluded.
For the team training now begins for the Hattah assault in Victoria.
