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Workington Comets Josh Grajczonek and Mason Campton both continued with their fine form in the second round of the Australian championship at Undera yesterday. <\/p>\n
Mason Campton and Josh Grajczonek <\/p>\n
Grajczonek again made the B final, as he had done in the first round at Kurri Kurri, while Campton scored in all five of his rides finishing off with a victory. <\/p>\n
His total of eight points meant that he only missed out on a place in the B final by a single point. <\/p>\n
Grajczonek had started strongly with two victories and a second from his first three rides taking the scalps of Sam Masters, Rohan Tungate and Justin Sedgmen. <\/p>\n
However, his last two rides only yielded one point but his total of nine was still enough to make the B final, where he was up against 2012 world champion Chris Holder, Dakota North and Tungate, and finished third. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile Campton finished second in his first ride after being overhauled by Somersets Jason Doyle and followed that up with three consecutive third places. <\/p>\n
He produced a brilliant gate in his last race to lead home the field. <\/p>\n
It meant he finished on eight points and tied for eighth place an improvement on his six points and 11th place at Kurri Kurri. <\/p>\n
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