CDR Rockstar Energy Drink Yamaha’s Jay Marmont has taken an emphatic first Pro Open victory of the season at Campbelltown’s third round of the 2011 Monster Energy Super X series.

Four-time outdoor champion Marmont was at his absolute best in the Triple Header, the only rider to triple onto a tabletop through the final rhythm section and using it to great effect throughout the main event.

Marmont won with 2-1-1 results, claiming the overall victory just days following the birth of his baby boy, Jax. The win put him right in title contention with two rounds to run.

“I had the same feeling at Coolum, just more butterflies inside me before going out and racing,” Marmont said. “As an athlete, a dirt bike rider, that’s what we all want to achieve.

“I had a lot of fun out there, everything was hooking up, my Yamaha worked great and it was awesome.”

Behind Marmont came rookie wonder Lawson Bopping, the Raceline Pirelli Suzuki rider winning the first final of the evening before wrapping it up with 5-2 finishes.

Rounding out the podium was opening round winner Tye Simmonds, the JDR Motorex KTM putting forward a consistent effort to seal the final position on the rostrum.

Simmonds reclaimed the series lead with his result, while round two winner Dan McCoy (Motul Pirelli Suzuki) was fourth overall for the round.

Brenden Harrison clinched his first ever Pro Lites main event victory with 4-1-3 results for JDR Motorex KTM in a drama-filled Triple Header main event.

“I’m just so ecstatic to be up here – I work so hard and my team works even harder,” Harrison said. “I just need to thank everybody behind me, I really don’t know what to say.

“I’m not worried about the championship, I just want to concentrate on myself and doing the best I can. If I can do that then I’m sure it will all turn out okay.”

American Gavin Faith raced to second overall in his first podium appearance for Carlton Dry Honda Thor Racing, winning final one, but crashing while leading in the second final.

Second in the third final secured second for Faith, ahead of Serco Yoshimura Yamaha’s Luke Styke, who scored 3-3-4 results on the night.

Series leader Matt Moss had his win streak and hopes of a clean-sweep broken, finishing equal third with Styke on points, but fourth overall on countback.

With 2-2-10 finishes after a crash in the final moto, Moss now leads the series by three points over Harrison with two rounds remaining.

The final main event of the night was won by Dean Ferris, the Monster Energy Kawasaki rider bouncing back after a number of crashes during the main. Ferris took 11th and 14th in the remaining races.

The Under 19s final was won by outdoor champion, Raceline Pirelli Suzuki’s Errol Willis, after taking charge in the early laps.

Second was Mitch Norris aboard a Yamaha YZ250 two-stroke, while Corey Lucas took his first podium of the season aboard the privateer Suzuki.

Willis extended his lead in the series, while Lucas continues to impress as he moved up to second in the standings.

The Junior Development class was taken out by Yamaha Junior Development Team rider Joel Dinsdale ahead of Honda young gun Hayden Melross and Kurt Waterman.

Next Saturday night will see Super X continue in the Hunter Valley at Maitland on 12 November.

2011 Monster Energy Super X, Australasian Supercross Championship
Round Three – Campbelltown, NSW

Pro Open Results:
1. Jay Marmont 72
2. Lawson Bopping 62
3. Tye Simmonds 56
4. Daniel McCoy 51
5. Cody Mackie 40
6. Billy Mackenzie 39
7. Craig Anderson 38
8. Jake Moss 38
9. Chris Blose 37
10. Ryan Marmont 36

Pro Open Standings:
1. Tye Simmonds 60
2. Daniel McCoy 59
3. Jay Marmont 58
4. Billy Mackenzie 49
5. Ryan Marmont 41
6. Lawson Bopping 40
7. Dan Reardon 39
8. Todd Waters 38
9. Jake Moss 35
10. Michael Phillips 29

Pro Lites Results:
1. Brenden Harrison 63
2. Gavin Faith 60
3. Luke Styke 58
4. Matt Moss 55
5. Steven Clarke 43
6. Robbie Marshall 43
7. Dean Ferris 42
8. Adam Monea 40
9. Luke Arbon 38
10. Nicholas Sutherland 36

Pro Lites Standings:
1. Matt Moss 68
2. Brenden Harrison 65
3. Luke Styke 58
4. Steven Clarke 53
5. Gavin Faith 49
6. Adam Monea 41
7. Robbie Marshall 33
8. Casey Turner 33
9. Luke Arbon 32
10. Dean Ferris 30

Under 19s Results:
1. Errol Willis 25
2. Mitch Norris 22
3. Corey Lucas 20
4. Geran Stapleton 18
5. Sam Duncanson 16
6. Brayden Constable 15
7. Thomas Larsen-Moss 14
8. Jack McNeice 13
9. Tristen Cachia 12
10. Jake Vella 11

Under 19s Standings:
1. Errol Willis 50
2. Corey Lucas 38
3. Geran Stapleton 34
4. Mitch Norris 29
5. Sam Duncanson 25
6. Tristen Cachia 25
7. Joey Savatgy 22
8. Jake Williams 22
9. Jake Vella 21
10. Matthew Phillips 20