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Pics by Cloud 9 photography SA, Sean Versveld <strong>and</strong> ZCMC<br />
SA NATIONAL MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONS<br />
CROWNED IN PRETORIA.<br />
by Motorsport Media.<br />
What? South African National Motocross Finals Report<br />
Where? Legends MX Track - Rayton Pretoria<br />
When? Saturday 20 November <strong>2021</strong><br />
<strong>2021</strong> proved to be a challenging SA Motocross year as<br />
lockdown, once again caused the calendar to adapt<br />
thoughout the season.<br />
Despite this, SA’s finest put on a stellar show throughout, with<br />
most teams <strong>and</strong> riders already flat out in preparation for the 2022<br />
season.<br />
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African National motocross champions mentioned below remain<br />
subject to MSA ratification.<br />
Purdon does the double as MX titles come to a head at Rhino<br />
Park.<br />
Red Bull KTM hero Tristan Purdon romped to a back-to-back<br />
MX1 title with yet another premier class double over teammate<br />
<strong>and</strong> closest title rival Cameron Durow. David Goosen clinched<br />
the third step for <strong>2021</strong> for Rockstar Racing Husqvarna.<br />
The Goose came in tie on points for third for the day with<br />
Yamaha’s Jesse Wright as they shared out the third <strong>and</strong> fourth<br />
places. Jayden Proctor’s KTM, Arnu Saaiman on a Honda <strong>and</strong><br />
Johan Vogelesang’s KTM were next home.<br />
Cameron Durow did the 250cc MX2 double, but all teammate<br />
Tristan Purdon had to do was follow him home to take his<br />
second ‘21 title. He did exactly that.
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