Yamaha Racing Ride Into The Night

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The sun goes down, the lights come up and Yamaha racing are ready for action. Yamaha and its three factory supported race teams are back for 2015 and plan to shake up the Australian Supercross Championship, starting on October 11.

After a year on the sidelines Yamaha are back and in a big way with seven riders across three factory teams and looking to continue on their already successful 2015 motocross season. Add to that Yamaha's support riders and juniors and it's going to look very blue in the stadiums of Australia shortly.

CDR Yamaha - SX1
The CDR Yamaha team headline the SX1 assault with a three pronged rider attack. Young gun Jacob Wright is back on track after recovering from knee surgery at the beginning of the year and out to make up for lost time. Wright, who has plenty of supercross experience has set lofty goals for the revamped championship and wants to make an instant impact.

Kade Mosig is full of confidence after finishing a very impressive second overall at the MX Nationals recently and ready to get back in the ring as soon as possible. Immediately after his MX success, Mosig got right to work on his supercross skills and had the track in his back yard rebuilt in preparation for the season.

Dan Reardon also didn't waste time once the outdoor championship was over and went straight into supercross mode just two days after Coolum. Reardon, who has raced at the highest levels in supercross after a four year stint in the US is ultra-motivated to get back indoors and in his preferred environment.

"For the first time this year, we have all three guys up and running and all are putting in the hard yards. All of them are motivated to do well and with a six round championship it's important that we start strongly and continue to build on the momentum we gathered at the end of the MX Nationals," says team owner, Craig Dack.

"I'm confident we have the riders and the equipment to do well, the 2016 Yamaha YZ450F is an extremely good bike and it will be the riders that adapt to supercross the fastest that will do well as all three of them are talented supercross riders," Dack ends.