Representing Victoria at the 2025 Australasian Young Drivers Championships in Queensland is James Herbertson, fresh from his recent successful driving stints overseas. Having recently returned from driving winners in the United States and Sweden, Herbertson is set to embark on another journey to Queensland for the under-25 series. This will not be his first time at the championships, having competed in 2023 and finishing fifth overall.
The championships, now in its 41st year, will see Herbertson and other talented young drivers from Australia and New Zealand compete in a series of races at Albion Park and Redcliffe. The event, scheduled from July 15 to July 19, promises intense competition and exciting races. Herbertson expressed his excitement about the upcoming series, highlighting the quality of competition and the camaraderie among drivers.
Greg Gangle, HRV’s Head of Racing, commended Herbertson’s selection, praising his dedication to the sport and predicting a bright future ahead for the young driver. Gangle emphasized the significance of Herbertson’s international experiences in shaping his skills and wished him and his fellow drivers success in the upcoming championships.
Aside from the competitive aspect, the drivers participating in the AYDC will also engage in various social and developmental activities during their stay in Queensland. The event serves as a platform for young talents to showcase their skills and learn from each other, fostering a sense of community among upcoming drivers.
Joining Herbertson in the 2025 AYDC field are drivers from across different regions, including New Zealand, Tasmania, Queensland, Western Australia, New South Wales, and South Australia. The diverse lineup promises a thrilling competition and an opportunity for drivers to test their abilities against a range of opponents.
As anticipation builds for the championships, the harness racing community eagerly awaits the action-packed races that will unfold in Queensland. The event not only highlights the talent of young drivers but also underscores the sport’s vibrant and competitive nature, attracting enthusiasts and supporters from various regions.
With Herbertson set to represent Victoria on this prestigious stage, all eyes will be on the young driver as he aims to make his mark in the Australasian Young Drivers Championships and contribute to the rich tapestry of harness racing history.
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