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Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championships 1993 - 2020 WINNERS - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc Year Winner Home State Championship Venue 2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 2019 Sarah O'Reilly NZ Addington, Methven, Manawatu, Manawatu, Alexandra Park, NZ 2018 Sheree Tomlinson NZ SI Redcliffe, Redcliffe, Albion Park, Qld 2017 Narissa McMullen Qld Redcliffe, Albion Park, Albion Park, Qld 2016 Todd McCarthy NSW Gloucester Park, Bunbury, Pinjarra, Northam, Narrogin, Gloucester Park, WA 2015 Robbie Close NZ SI Waikato, Auckland, Addington, Timaru, NZ 2014 Andre Poutama NZ NI Menangle, Bathurst, Young, Bankstown, Menangle, NSW 2013 Chris Voak WA Goulburn, Menangle, Bathurst, Penrith, Menangle, NSW 2012 Ellen Tormey Vic Pinjarra, Northam, Narrogin, Gloucester Park, WA 2011 Joshua Dickie NZ Forbury Park, Addington Raceway, Ashburton, NZ 2010 Gareth Rattray Tas Menangle, Penrith, Harold Park, Newcastle, Menangle, NSW 2009 Danielle Hill SA Albion Park, Gold Coast, Redcliffe, Gold Coast, QLD 2008 Stephen Reed WA Ballarat, Geelong, Bendigo, Moonee Valley, VIC 2007 James Austin Tas Port Pirie, Globe Derby Park, Victor Harbor, Globe Derby Park, Gawler & Globe Derby Park, SA 2006 Jay Abernethy NZ NI Bendigo, Kilmore & Maryborough, VIC & Launceston & Hobart, TAS 2005 James Rattray Tas Cambridge, Alexandra Park, Taranaki, Kumeu, Alexandra Park, NZ 2004 Trevor Munday NSW Gloucester Park, Northam, Bunbury, Gloucester Park, WA 2003 Gareth Rattray Tas Timaru, Addington, Rangiora, NZ 2002 Michael Bellman Vic Maitland, Harold Park, Bathurst, Bankstown, Harold Park, NSW 2001 Kerryn Manning Vic Redcliffe, Gold Coast, Redcliffe, Albion Park, QLD 2000 Chris Petroff Qld Ballarat, Geelong, Cranbourne, Moonee Valley, VIC 1999 Mark Jones NZ Auckland, Cambridge, NZ 1998 Lauren Pearson NZ Launceston, Devonport, Hobart, TAS 1997 Adrian Duggan Tas Gawler, Globe Derby Park, Victor Harbor, SA 1996 Craig Goldfinch WA Harvey, Pinjarra, Gloucester Park, WA 1995 David Miles Vic Morrinsville, Auckland, Addington, NZ 1994 David Miles Vic Newcastle, Bulli, Bankstown, Harold Park, Penrith, NSW Page 1 of 19 Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championships 1993 - 2020 WINNERS - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc Year Winner Home State Championship Venue 1993 Grant Dixon* Qld Gold Coast, Redcliffe, Albion Park, Rocklea, QLD Ricky Duggan* Tas * Joint Winners Page 2 of 19 Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championship Representatives 1993 - 2020 REPRESENTATIVES - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc AUSTRALASIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA VICTORIA 2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 2019: Sheree TOMLINSON (3rd) 2019: Corey PETERSON (4th) 2019: Zac PHILLIPS (9th) 2018: Narissa McMULLEN (5th)* 2018: Deni ROBERTS (5th)* 2018: Darby McGUIGAN (4th) 2017: Todd McCARTHY (9th) 2017: Michael GRANTHAM (10th) 2017: Jason LEE (4th) 2016: Robbie CLOSE (2nd) 2016: Stuart McDONALD (8th) 2016: Jason LEE (9th) 2015: Andre POUTAMA (2nd) 2015: Tom BUCHANAN (3rd)* 2015: Josh AIKEN (7th) 2014: No Representative 2014: Aiden DE CAMPO (8th) 2014: Joshua DUGGAN (9th) Dylan EGERTON-GREEN (5th) 2013: Ellen TORMEY (3rd) 2013: Chris VOAK (1st) 2013: Rebecca BARTLEY (4th) 2012: Josh DICKIE (5th)* 2012: Morgan WOODLEY (8th) 2012: Ellen TORMEY (1st) 2011: No Representative 2011: Justin PRENTICE (5th) 2011: Ellen TORMEY (10th) 2010: Danielle HILL (8th) 2010: Ryan BELL (10th) 2010: Caleb LEWIS (4th) 2009: Stephen REED (2nd) 2009: Morgan WOODLEY (8th) 2009: Glen CRAVEN (9th) 2008: James AUSTIN (2nd) 2008: Stephen REED (1st) 2008: Nathan JACK (5th) 2007: Jay ABERNETHY (10th) 2007: Kade HOWSON (5th) 2007: Greg SUGARS (3rd) 2006: James RATTRAY (10th) 2006: Ryan BELL (4th) 2006: Matthew CRAVEN (5th) 2005: Trevor MUNDAY (4th) 2005: Aaron SKALECKI (2nd) 2005: John CLARKE (8th) 2004: Gareth RATTRAY (4th) 2004: Gary HALL Jnr (5th)* 2004: Amy TUBBS (5th)* 2003: Michael BELLMAN (10th) 2003: Gary HALL Jnr (6th) 2003: Shayne CRAMP (2nd) 2002: No Representative 2002: Gary HALL Jnr (9th) 2002: Michael BELLMAN (1st) 2001: Chris PETROFF (3rd) 2001: Ryan WARWICK (5th) 2001: Kerryn MANNING (1st) 2000: Mark JONES (5th) 2000: Mark REED (2nd) 2000: Craig DEMMLER (6th) 1999: Lauren PEARSON (2nd) 1999: Jarrad HUMPHRIES (5th) 1999: Nathan CAHIR (3rd) 1998: No Representative 1998: Jason FRY (3rd) 1998: Craig DEMMLER (8th) 1997: No Representative 1997: Clinton HALL (5th) 1997: Damien WILSON (9th) 1996: David MILES (2nd) 1996: Craig GOLDFINCH (1st) 1996: Jodi QUINLAN (10th) 1995: David MILES (1st) 1995: Aldo CORTOPASSI (6th) 1995: Craig DEMMLER(4th)* Page 3 of 19 Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championship Representatives 1993 - 2020 REPRESENTATIVES - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc 1994: Grant DIXON (4th) 1994: Craig GOLDFINCH (3rd) 1994: David MILES (1st) 1993: No Representative 1993: Aidan WARWICK (7th) 1993: Adam BROUGHT(10th) Page 4 of 19 Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championship Representatives 1993 - 2020 REPRESENTATIVES - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES NEW ZEALAND 2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 2019: Matt ELKINS (5th) 2019: Cameron HART (2nd) 2019: Sarah O'REILLY (1st) 2018: Nathan DAWSON (2nd) 2018: Chris GEARY (3rd) 2018: Alicia HARRISON (7th) 2017: Narissa McMULLEN (1st) 2017: Chris GEARY (3rd) 2017: Sheree TOMLINSON (7th) 2016: Nathan DAWSON (5th) 2016: Todd McCARTHY (1st) 2016: Matt ANDERSON (2nd)* 2015: Trent MOFFATT (8th) 2015: Robbie MORRIS (9th) 2015: Michelle NEILSON (3rd)* 2014: Narissa McMULLEN (4th) 2014: Amanda TURNBULL (5th) 2014: Simon McMULLAN (10th) 2013: Kelli DAWSON (6th) 2013: Amanda TURNBULL (8th) 2013: Zac BUTCHER (5th) 2012: Barton COCKBURN (2nd) 2012: Kerry Ann TURNER (5th)* 2012: Simon McMULLAN (7th) 2011: Chantal TURPIN (8th)* 2011: Ashlee SIEJKA (4th) 2011: Zac BUTCHER (6th) Matthew WILLIAMSON (2nd) 2010: Peter McMULLEN (5th) 2010: Cameron FITZPATRICK (9th) 2010: Reon TITHER (7th) 2009: Brad COWEN (5th) 2009: Amanda TURNBULL (6th) 2009: Nathan WILLIAMSON (3rd) 2008: Jay BELLAMY (10th) 2008: James PONSONBY (7th) 2008: Jason HACKETT (6th) 2007: Trent DAWSON (2nd) 2007: Adam RUGGARI (9th) 2007: Jonny COX (7th) 2006: Steven DOHERTY (8th) 2006: Joel PENGILLY (6th)* 2006: Jonny COX (6th)* 2005: Andrew McCARTHY (5th)* 2005: James PONSONBY (7th) 2005: Jonny COX (3rd) 2004: Luke McCARTHY (3rd) 2004: Trevor MUNDAY (1st) 2004: Scott LETHABY (9th) 2003: Shane GRAHAM (3rd) 2003: Blake FITZPATRICK (7th) 2003: Craig JAMIESON (9th) 2002: Mathew NEILSON (5th) 2002: Gavin FITZPATRICK (2nd) 2002: Lauren PEARSON (3rd) Emma TURNBULL (8th) 2001: Gary WHITTAKER (8th)* 2001: Ben SARINA (4th) 2001: Stephen McNALLY (6th) 2000: Chris PETROFF (1st) 2000: Peter GREEN (8th) 2000: Arna DONNELLY (7th) 1999: Brian McCALL (4th) 1999: Scott OSMOND (7th) 1999: Blair ORANGE (8th)* 1998: Shane MILLER (6th) 1998: Shannon LINDSAY (4th) 1998: Lauren PEARSON (1st) 1997: Simon BURROWS (6th) 1997: Scott WOODHOUSE (7th) 1997: Scott WALLIS (4th) 1996: Natalie RASMUSSEN (5th)* 1996: Ricky THURLOW (3rd) 1996: Stephen BOYD (9th) Page 5 of 19 Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championship Representatives 1993 - 2020 REPRESENTATIVES - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc 1995: Ricky GORDON (8th) 1995: Guy CHAPPLE (10th) 1995: Kerry HADFIELD (2nd) 1994: Sharon McCALL (5th)* 1994: Jason PROCTOR (9th) 1994: Michael LANGDON (8th) 1993: Grant Dixon (1st)** 1993: Mark TRACEY (8th) 1993: Brendan SCOBIE (6th) Sharon McCALL (3rd) Page 6 of 19 Drivers Chronicles Australasian Young Drivers Championship Representatives 1993 - 2020 REPRESENTATIVES - 1993-2020 Report compiled by HRA © Harness Racing Australia Inc TASMANIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND NORTH ISLAND 2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 2019: Conor CROOK (10th) 2019: Brodie WEBSTER (8th) 2019: Benjamin BUTCHER (7th) 2018: Jack LAUGHER (8th) 2018: Jayden BREWIN (10th) 2018: Benjamin BUTCHER (9th) 2017: Matt HOWLETT (8th) 2017: Jayden BREWIN (6th) 2017: Dylan FERGUSON (2nd) 2016: Wade RATTRAY (10th) 2016: Jayson FINNIS (7th) 2016: Kyle MARSHALL (4th) 2015: Dylan FORD (5th) 2015: Jake WEBSTER (6th) 2015: Ben BUTCHER (10th) 2014: Dylan FORD (2nd) 2014: Aaron BAIN (7th) 2014: Andre POUTAMA (1st) 2013: Todd RATTRAY (9th) 2013: Jayson FINNIS (10th) 2013: Josh DICKIE (2nd) 2012: Todd RATTRAY (9th) 2012: Ken ROGERS (3rd) 2012: Zac BUTCHER (10th) 2011: Nathan FORD (3rd) 2011: Jake WEBSTER (8th)* 2011: Joshua DICKIE (1st) 2010: Gareth RATTRAY (1st) 2010: Matthew SMITH (6th) 2010: Roydon DOWNEY (3rd) 2009: David MEDHURST (7th) 2009: Danielle HILL (1st) 2009: Robert BUTT (10th) 2008: Nathan FORD (8th) 2008: Wayne HILL (9th) 2008: Matthew WHITE (4th) 2007: James AUSTIN (1st) 2007: Wayne HILL (8th) 2007: Matthew WHITE (4th) 2006: Gareth RATTRAY (9th) 2006: Danielle HILL (2nd) 2006: Jay ABERNETHY (1st) 2005: James RATTRAY (1st) 2005: Wayne HILL (9th) 2005: Stephen BUTCHER (10th) 2004: Aleck DORNAUF (10th) 2004: Greg SUGARS (7th) 2004: Scott PHELAN (2nd) 2003: Gareth RATTRAY (1st) 2003: David HARDING (8th) 2003: Nicole THORN (4th) 2002: Nathan GARWOOD 6th) 2002: Adam BESHARA (10th) 2002: Scott PHELAN (4th) 2001: Marc BUTLER (8th)* 2001: Gary BUCKLEY (2nd) 2001: Scott WALLIS (10th) 2000: Andrew RAWLINGS (10th) 2000: Michael SMITH (4th) 2000: Scott WALLIS (9th) 1999: Adrian DUGGAN (10th) 1999: David HARDING (8th)* 1999: Gene ROBB (6th) 1998: Andrew ARNOTT (2nd) 1998: Ryan HRYHOREC (7th) 1998: Bruce DICKENS (5th) Jason MACKRILL (10th) 1997: Adrian DUGGAN
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