Motocross

The King of MX Prize Pool Grows to Over $53,000

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With entries closing for the second Qualifier in Moree at midnight Tuesday, February 26, Motorcycling NSW has announced the total prize pool for the 2019 King of MX, presented by Bikebiz, has risen to well over $53,000.

The winners of both the King and Queen feature races will each take home $10,000, while the top three places of each championship class will receive cash and/or prizes thanks to Bikebiz. For 2019, the prize pool has been bolstered, in particular by Unifilter Australia, R&D Husky and UNIT, to bring the total value to well in excess of $53,000.

"UNIT is pleased to expand our support of motocross and supercross in Australia to grassroots racing with the King of MX NSW state titles," UNIT General Manager Joel McDonald said. "The championship is an ideal vehicle for UNIT to connect with racers and their families, of all ages, not only from NSW, but the entire east coast of Australia, further supporting our rapid growth in the dedicated motocross hardware and gear segment."

Thanks to R&D Husky, one lucky 50cc racer is going to win an awesome new Husqvarna TC65, valued at $6795, at the King of MX final. The TC65 will be won by the highest finishing 50cc rider at the final who did not have a 65cc endorsement at the time of qualification and has not qualified in the 65cc class at a subsequent qualifier event.

For those looking to contribute and support the King of MX, why not purchase some of the event merchandise, with all profits going directly to the King of MX prize pool.

Shirts, hoodies, FIST Gloves, drink coolers along with custom KoMX merchandise ‰ÛÒ all available at the qualifiers or online.

Click here to buy KoMX merch

Entries for the Northern Region qualifier in Moree will close midnight, Tuesday 26th February at midnight. For those looking to enter, be sure to click the link below: https://bit.ly/2Nez0uU

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