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Round six of the Super Bike Magazine Short Circuit Series burned rubber on the Polokwane Short Circuit Track. Bikers from across the country came together to show off their skills last Saturday. Bikers competed for top spots to make it into the next round and overall be crowned as the champion in their various classes …

Round six of the Super Bike Magazine Short Circuit Series burned rubber on the Polokwane Short Circuit Track. Bikers from across the country came together to show off their skills last Saturday. Bikers competed for top spots to make it into the next round and overall be crowned as the champion in their various classes at the end of the year.
The event, which was the third last event for the year, was opened by Daniel Pienaar, Art Director and despite a slow start, riders soon showed that they were there to make every turn count.
During the riders briefing, Pienaar mentioned that the PW50 class had been approved and would be included in the competition in 2021. “This is a perfect class for children and novice riders to start their careers,” he said.
Results
SM85 class:
1. Tristan Pienaar (50 points).
2. Ruben Weterman (40 points).
3. Luan Weterman (29 points).
SM65 Class:
1. Ryan van Nieuwerk (45 points).
2. Jason van Breda (45 points).
3. Mohammed Hyath (29 points).
150cc cup:
1. Chris Wright (75 points).
2. Tristan Pienaar (56 points).
3. Oratilwe Phiri (49 points).
Clubmans class:
1. Jean-Dre Claassen (75 points).
2. Kgopotso Mononyane (70 points).
3. Henk Schuiling (65 points).
Mini moto novice stock:
1. Joe Louw (50 points).
2. Tristan Swart (45 points).
3. Amohelang Phiri (45 points).
Samara class:
1. Oratilwe Phiri (75 points).
2. Jonas Maloka (75 points).
3. Nicolas Davies (60 points).
SM50S production class:
1. Azario Yinnakis (70 points).
2. Amohelang Phiri (57 points).
3. Laila Williams (56 points).
Super moto class:
1. Thabang Kwesa (60 points).
2. Chris Wright (59 points).
3. Camron Hackart
(52 points).
Story: Riana Joubert



