KTM Junior Motocross Racing Team rider Mason Semmens took a comfortable win in the Big Wheels Juniors, the Ringwood KTM-backed rider taking what turned out to be a comfortable win of over three minutes ahead of another KTM 250SX-F rider, Morgan Fogarty.
Just over 9 minutes further back Connor Adams made it a KTM 250 SX-F trifecta, with KTM 200 rider Liam Mason crossing the line in fourth.
In the Small Wheels Junior event the result was even more telling, with KTM 85SX machines filling the first five positions.
Gus Riordan won on the Cobram Estate Express Diesel KTM with an almost four-minute buffer to Senna Agius, with Ty Kean and the Bolton Motorcycle Choice KTM in third.
Top female finisher Madi Healey was next over the line just 10 seconds further back on the AJ’s M-Cycles KTM, with Brock Deveson rounding out the top five on his Cory Deveson Concreting KTM.
In the Big Wheels, Corey Hammond on the Sutto’s Motorcycle Supply KTM 125SX won the 150cc 13-16 class, while the 200cc 13-16 class went to Liam Mason ahead of Daniel Dunn and Tom Reddy in a KTM 200 EXC trifecta.
The 250cc 13-16 class went to Mason Semmens on the KTM Junior Motocross Racing Team 250 SX-F from similarly mounted Morgan Fogarty and Connor Adams.
As the Small Wheels classes got their chance to play in the sandpit it was Gus Riordan at the head of a KTM 85 SX stampede, leading home Senna Agius from Ty Kean.
Among the little guys, Lachlan Metcalf was king, at the head of a KTM 65 SX trifecta that included Jackson Versteegen and Levi Stephens, while Madi Healy easily led home a KTM 1-2 in the girls, with Jessica Robertson second.
While Tye Simmonds’ and Daniel Sanders’ dominated Hattah 2016 with an incredible battle, a horde of orange throttle twisters had – a day earlier – already done their best to show that there are plenty more where they came from.
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