The 2023 Australian Motocross Championship kicks into gear this weekend in Wonthaggi, Victoria. The Factory Honda Racing program is made up of 6 riders in three classes.  Jed Beaton and Kyle Webster will race onboard Boost Mobile Honda Racing’s CRF450R’s.

Wilson Todd, the reigning 250 champion will race the 2023 Terrafirma Equipment Sales Honda Racing CRF250R along side his teammate Brodie Connolly on the Polyflor Honda Racing CRF250R.

Australia’s women’s runner-up champion Emma Milesevic will spearhead the newly titled Repco Honda Racing women’s program with teammate Tahlia O’Hare.

Beaton: “I can’t wait for the gates to drop, I feel comfortable and confident going into this weekend. The team and I have done a lot of testing and their commitment is equal to everything I have experienced with factory teams overseas”.

Webster: “I feel like I am the underdog again, I have one goal in mind, and I am going into this year’s championship more prepared than ever before”

Todd: “I feel good, but a little underprepared as I have tackled some injuries pre-season. That said, I am ready and good to go”.

Connolly: “I am excited and nervous.  New team, new bikes and new people, its really exciting and I can’t wait”.

Milesevic: “I want this so bad; I have changed my training and diet and am more prepared than before. I can’t control the competition, but I am focused on myself and the results I am chasing”.

O’Hare: “It’s been a long time since I raced in Australia, I am nervous and I am taking a sensible approach going into round 1”.

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