Glenn Kearney has taken his Husqvarna to the top of the podium at rounds three and four of the NSW Enduro Championship on 11-12 August.

Kearney remained consistent in both rounds that consisted of the standard Enduro formats with one Cross type special test, and one Enduro test with connection trails.

The intervals between tests were kept to a minimum and the course conditions became more challenging as the day progressed.

“I really enjoyed the Enduro tests, I had a great rhythm going,” said Kearney. “The TE 310 was really strong in the conditions. The cross test was a little faster but I didn’t lose too much time to Stefan [Merriman], Josh [Green] and Toby [Price].

“I can’t pinpoint a single factor that made us so successful this weekend, however a series of small changes we made after the Husqvarna Sprint Series have certainly paid off.

“It feels really good to win both days. I look forward to the last rounds of the AORC, the ISDE and I cannot wait for the A4DE. I think everybody starts fresh there.”

Kearney’s fellow Husqvarna mounted competitor Luka Bussa scored fifth and seventh place finishes in the two rounds.