Brayden Erbacher

Brayden Erbacher from Ipswich was competing in round one of the ProMX Championship in Wonthaggi on Sunday morning when he came off his bike during a race.

“You would give your own shirt off your back for anyone and always do whatever you could to help a mate out. “He was a larrikin, and was at his happiest on his bike, playing his guitar and just hanging out with his family and his mates.” A 20-year-old Queensland professional motocross rider has been remembered as a larrikin who “touched the lives of many” after his death during an event on Sunday.

A young motocross rider was killed mid-competition at the sport's national championships this weekend when he came off his bike with his parents in the ...

Then you blew me a kiss, as the usual thing we do. You guided me through life to this point and for that I’ll always be grateful,” the younger Erbacher said on Instagram. I’ll treasure every memory we had forever and never forget about the things we did.” “The last time I saw you, you told me that I was going to be great out there, when I didn’t believe in myself. Words can’t describe the pain of you being taken away from us but ‘til we meet again I’ll be thinking about you every day, love you brother thanks for everything.” Motorcycling Australia called off the event “with immediate effect” and sent hundreds of spectators home.

Brayden Erbacher, 20, from Ipswich, Queensland, competing in Wonthaggi, Victoria on Sunday when he fell launching off a jump and was hit by another rider.

'I love you so much and you will forever be with us.' 'He had a bright future ahead for his motocross career. Mr Erbacher's bike is pictured being removed from the scene 'Today we lost an incredible human. He suffered a severe head injury and was treated at the scene but the talented young rider could not be saved. - He suffered a severe head injury and could not be saved

Ipswich rider Brayden Erbacher tragically passed away Sunday, March 5th as a result of an accident in the opening Pro Lites race of the 2023 ProMX ...

He was rushed to the on track RaceSafe medical unit where the medical team and ambulance crews worked to save his life, but could not be revived. “He was a larrikin, and was at his happiest on his bike, playing his guitar and just hanging out with his family and his mates.” The twenty-year-old was mid pack on the opening lap of the first Pro Lites class race, around 11:00 am, when he crashed on the last jump of a jump rhythm section and was hit by multiple following riders.

20 year old Brayden Erbacher from Ipswish (QLD) lost his life on Sunday during the opening round of the 2023 ProMX Championships at Wonthaggi.

“He was a larrikin, and was at his happiest on his bike, playing his guitar and just hanging out with his family and his mates.” His mother Corinne, issued a statement to Nine News on behalf of the family which paid a loving tribute. The twenty-year-old was mid pack on the opening lap of the first Pro Lites class race, around 11:00am, when he crashed on the last jump of a jump rhythm section and was hit by multiple folowing riders.

Who Are Brayden Erbacher's Parents? Brayden was a motorcyclist. He died in the crash while riding at a championship in Southeast Victoria. He was quite young.

He was a private person. The competition was called off. He was quite young when he passed away. He was declared with a severe head injury. He was said to be dead on the spot. He was quite young.

A young motocross rider was killed mid-competition at the sport's national championships this weekend when he came off his bike with his parents in the ...

Then you blew me a kiss, as the usual thing we do. You guided me through life to this point and for that I’ll always be grateful,” the younger Erbacher said on Instagram. I’ll treasure every memory we had forever and never forget about the things we did.” “The last time I saw you, you told me that I was going to be great out there, when I didn’t believe in myself. Words can’t describe the pain of you being taken away from us but ‘til we meet again I’ll be thinking about you every day, love you brother thanks for everything.” Motorcycling Australia called off the event “with immediate effect” and sent hundreds of spectators home.

This is definitely not the news we wanted to give, as Brayden Erbacher, a 20 year old rider passed away this weekend. The circumstances of what led to...

All this happened in front of hundreds of people watching the event, including the rider's parents. This is definitely not the news we wanted to give, as Brayden Erbacher, a 20 year old rider passed away this weekend. The circumstances of what led to the australian rider to pass away are even more tragic has the rider's parents were on track too, witnessing everything.

Motorcycling Australia, our ProMX Management Team and the wider motorcycling family are today united in grief at the passing of ProMX MX2 rider #59 Brayden ...

Motorcycling Australia is assisting the Erbacher Family and Brayden’s team at this difficult time. Today we share the grief and sadness of Brayden’s family and reflect on a good life that was well-lived but tragically cut short. Although a late starter in racing compared to some, Brayden had come to Wonthaggi from Queensland with his family and his Roo Systems Diesel Tuning Race Team to take on Australia’s best.

A mother has been left 'shattered beyond words' after watching her 20-year-old son die in a horror crash while competing at a motocross event in Victoria.

You’ll always be my big bro.” “You always were my No.1 role model and and the way you carried yourself through life is an inspiration to many. “You guided me through life to this point and for that I’ll always be grateful,” he wrote.

Over the weekend at the opening round of the 2023 Australian ProMX Championship, 20-year-old Brayden Erbacher tragically passed away from injuries sustained ...

Motorcycling Australia is assisting the Erbacher Family and Brayden’s team at this difficult time. Today we share the grief and sadness of Brayden’s family and reflect on a good life that was well-lived but tragically cut short. Although a late starter in racing compared to some, Brayden had come to Wonthaggi from Queensland with his family and his Roo Systems Diesel Tuning Race Team to take on Australia’s best.