Dylan Walsh and the new Revo Seven Kawasaki team came away from Culham’s MXGB season opener third in the championship chase.

Walsh claimed a podium finish after losing a tie-break for second overall with a two-three race card. The previous Championship winner showcased the hard work he has put into his pre-season Spanish training, with two storming jumps out the gate in both motos at the tricky Oxfordshire circuit.

“Itā€™s not too bad a result. The track was very difficult. Half of it was soft and half of it was hard and it was really technical,” said the Kiwi.

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“We made a few wrong choices with the bike set up but weā€™re still learning the bike and things like that can happen at the first race of the season and weā€™ve learned some lessons for the next round which is good.”

“I feel like my riding was a little bit better than my result but overall itā€™s a good start and there are lots of positives. Iā€™m really enjoying the Kawasaki and weā€™re going to continue working hard, I think the plan is to head out to Belgium for more training and keep learning.”

PC – Nuno Laranjeira