Team Motul Suzuki's Matt Moss extended his lead in the MX Nationals, Australian Motocross Championship, at Appin in New South Wales on Sunday, racing to a pair of flawless victories aboard the RM-Z450.
Moss took his second overall victory from two rounds to date in 2014, qualifying third in Super Pole before controlling both 30-minute motos at Appin to build an early 20-point advantage in the championship standings.
The effort saw Moss sweep the round from twin brother Jake Moss, while Kirk Gibbs completed the podium.
"I'm super-happy with this," Moss reflected. "Even though we won at the first round, it didn't really go to plan, but this time we did and it was a good race for us. I'm excited about having Jake challenge me, it was nice to dominate this class today, and we will keep moving forward from here.
"The bike is actually better than it's ever been right now. Jay convinced me to try some things in that second moto and it was even improved again, which is a big part of why this team is so strong. Decisions have been great so far and the results are there to show that, so thanks to everyone for helping us to make this happen."
Team Motul Suzuki teammate Rhys Carter was eighth overall in the Appin event, carding seventh in moto one and ninth in the second. The result sees him now tied for sixth in the standings after another promising performance.
"It was a good day for me," Carter said. "The first race was really good for me - I crashed a few turns in and went back to nearly last, so to finish seventh was good. My speed was definitely good.
"In race two I struggled a bit with the hard-pack surface, so that's something I need to spend more time on, but ninth was still a decent result considering. Overall the weekend was another good one for us."
