section of the calendar and that may favour Frost.
“I’m a lot happier on the North Island tracks,”
said Frost. “They are like home turf to me.
“It has been a tough couple of months for me
and we struggled a bit in the (pre-nationals)
Suzuki Series, but it’s certainly a huge boost to my
confidence getting three wins this weekend,” said
the 36-year-old. “The bike is perfect, thanks to input
from Shane Kinderis, from Alpine Performance in
Australia, and from KSS man Robert Taylor. Together
they have given me a great bike. I have a great
team behind me, making all of this possible.”
Meanwhile, in the 600cc Supersport class, the war
intensified between Triumph team-mates James
Hoogenboezem and Jake Lewis the two Canterbury
men sharing race wins and strengthening their
respective positions at the top of the standings.
There was rarely more than a wheel-width between
these two men, Lewis winning the first two 600cc
races of the weekend, but Hoogenboezem
pouncing late to win the third race.
Alastair Hoogenboezem
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