James Herbertson, fresh off a successful stint driving horses overseas, is set to represent Victoria at the 2025 Australasian Young Drivers Championships in Queensland. Having recently returned from driving winners in the United States and Sweden, Herbertson is gearing up for the week-long competition in mid-July.
This won’t be Herbertson’s first time at the AYDC; he previously participated in the 2023 edition where he finished fifth overall. The upcoming championships, to be held at Albion Park and Redcliffe, will feature talented young drivers from Australia and New Zealand vying for top honors across ten races.
The event, commencing on July 15 and culminating on Inter Dominion grand final night on July 19, promises thrilling racing action. Herbertson expressed his excitement about the upcoming event, highlighting the competitive field that includes drivers from both Australia and New Zealand.
Participants in the AYDC will not only compete on the track but also engage in various social and developmental activities during their time in Queensland. HRV’s Head of Racing, Greg Gangle, praised Herbertson’s selection, citing his dedication to the sport and predicting a bright future ahead for the talented driver.
Gangle lauded Herbertson’s recent international experiences, confident that they have bolstered his skills and will contribute to his success in the upcoming championships. The 2025 AYDC field boasts a mix of drivers from different regions, adding to the competitive spirit of the event.
Reflecting on the upcoming challenge, Herbertson expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent Victoria once again and compete against top young talents from across the region. The AYDC promises to be a showcase of emerging driving talent and a platform for drivers to hone their skills on an international stage.
With the stage set for an action-packed week of harness racing in Queensland, Herbertson and his fellow drivers are gearing up to put on a show for racing enthusiasts. As the countdown to the championships begins, all eyes are on the young drivers set to take the reins and compete for glory in the prestigious event.
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