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🇺🇸 JED FYFFE DOMINATES IN AMERICA – AWMCC RIDER BRINGS HOME MORE GOLD

Local dirt track sensation continues to fly the Aussie flag with pride

Albury Wodonga Motorcycle Club is beyond proud to celebrate the latest international achievement of Jed Fyffe, who has added another massive win to his name during his 2025 racing campaign in the USA.

In a standout performance at the 2025 AMA Flat Track Grand Championships, Jed claimed victory in the 85cc Modified (9–13) class, backing up his two national AMA titles from 2024 and once again confirming his place among the world’s best young riders.

Racing against America’s elite juniors on some of the fastest and most demanding flat tracks in the country, Jed’s poise, pace, and professionalism stood out across the week-long championship.

“2025 AMA Grand National Champion – 85cc Modified. Couldn’t be prouder to represent Australia and AWMCC again. It’s been a tough week, but we dug deep and got it done,” Jed shared via his team.

This result follows his double-title win at Du Quoin in 2024, where he took out both the 85cc Production and 85cc Modified classes, turning heads across the American flat track scene and becoming one of the few Australians to ever win multiple titles at the event.

Hailing from Jindera, NSW, Jed began racing at just 7 years old through the Albury Wodonga Motorcycle Club, where he developed his skills on local tracks before quickly emerging as a standout junior. His achievements at home include a national title in the 100–150cc 2-stroke class at the 2025 Australian Junior Dirt Track Championships, solidifying his status as one of Australia’s most promising dirt track riders.

“Jed represents everything AWMCC stands for – talent, grit, humility, and a love for the sport,” said club president Shane Clare. “To see him wearing our colours on the world stage is an incredible moment for the club.”

With continued support from his family, local sponsors, and the AWMCC community, Jed’s journey is far from over. His story is an inspiration to juniors across the region and a powerful example of what’s possible with hard work and the right support.

Congratulations, Jed – your club and your country are cheering you on all the way. 🇦🇺🏁

Albury Wodonga Motorcycle Club (AWMCC) proudly congratulates our rising star, Cooper Antone, on his remarkable victory at the 5th edition of the Golden Boy Trophy held on June 20, 2025, in Gdańsk, Poland. Competing against top young speedway talents from Europe, Cooper delivered an outstanding performance, securing a perfect score of 15 points by winning all his heats. speedwaynews.pl

The Golden Boy Trophy, established in 2021, honors the legacy of Polish speedway legend Zenon Plech and has rapidly become a prestigious event for junior riders. This year's competition featured participants from Poland, Australia, Germany, and Denmark, highlighting its international significance. dziennikbaltycki.pl

Cooper's journey to Gdańsk, involving a 31-hour trip from Australia, underscores his dedication and passion for the sport. His triumph not only showcases his individual talent but also reflects the strength of AWMCC's commitment to nurturing world-class riders.

As Cooper continues to represent AWMCC and Australia on the global stage, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and unwavering support. His achievements inspire our community and exemplify the excellence we strive for at AWMCC.

Well done, Cooper! Your club and country are immensely proud of you. 🇦🇺🏆

The 2026 Australian Speedway Championship is set to ignite tracks across the country with a thrilling four-round series scheduled from January 3 to 9, 2026. The championship will commence with a high-octane double-header at Diamond Park Speedway in Wodonga, Victoria, on January 3 and 4. The series will then move to Olympic Park Speedway in Mildura on January 7, culminating at Gillman Speedway in South Australia on January 9. australianspeedwaychampionships.com.au+3australianspeedwaychampionships.com.au+3speedwayillustratednews.com.au+3

The rider lineup for the 2026 championship is anticipated to feature a stellar array of talent, including competitors from the Speedway Grand Prix circuit, top-tier British and European leagues, and emerging Australian U21 stars. The official roster will be announced later this year.

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This championship series not only showcases elite racing but also serves as a critical pathway for Australian riders aiming to qualify for international competitions, such as the Speedway Grand Prix series.

For more information and updates, visit the official

Australian Speedway Championships website.