Southland Champs 2026: results
Ryan Harris heads the Senior Open results from the Southland Champs 2026 at The Sandpit, held on 12 September 2026. Here are the class leaders from the official timing results.
By ROOST New Zealand desk · 12 September 2026
The Southland Champs 2026 was run at The Sandpit on Saturday 12 September 2026. These results come from the event's official timing on Speedhive (MYLAPS). Positions below are from the overall points tables.
Senior Open (Overall points): Ryan Harris came first, ahead of Riley Caird and Jonty Collins. Ryan Harris finished on 75 points.
Junior 12-16 yrs 125cc (Overall points 125): Nicholas Oakshott came first, ahead of Tom Morton and Riki Butson. Nicholas Oakshott finished on 72 points.
Junior 14-16 yrs 250 (Overall points 250): Jaxon Church came first, ahead of Lockie Milne and Tim Johnstone. Jaxon Church finished on 75 points.
MX2 (Overall points): Jack Treloar came first, ahead of Alex Garland and Ryan Harris. Jack Treloar finished on 75 points.
Vets 40 years + (Overall points Vets): ben kyle came first, ahead of Simon Richardt. ben kyle finished on 75 points.
Junior 8-11 yrs 65cc - 85/150cc (Overall point young 85): Rex Flanagan came first, ahead of Cooper Given and riley Duff. Rex Flanagan finished on 75 points.
Junior 12-16 yrs 85/150cc (Overall points old 85): Korvin McHardy came first, ahead of Jesse Baird and Leithan McHardy. Korvin McHardy finished on 72 points.
Full results, including every class and lap times, are on the Speedhive event page linked below. If you spot an error in the timing data, please contact the organiser.
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