Serco Yamaha

The Serco / Yamaha Motor Australia partnership has generated incredible success since 2001 and today Serco Yamaha is widely recognised as one of the most professional teams in the pits. Starting back in the 2 stroke days, the Serco Yamaha team began life on the legendary YZ125’s before making the transition to the YZ250F in 2003 when racing laws allowed the ground-breaking machine to compete at a national level.

The switch to four stroke and with Serco’s previous experience in both Speedway and drag racing, meant the team were at the cutting edge of racing development and success soon followed. Cameron Taylor, Jake Moss, Brendan Harrison, Luke Styke, Luke Clout, Jackson Richardson and Wilson Todd have all tasted success on the YZ250F and with Serco Yamaha.

Now 20 years later and still with Yamaha, the Serco Yamaha team continue to forge ahead and have the same determination and dedication now as they did then. The race team is the proving ground of both Yamaha and Serco products and gives them a knowledge and insight that few have in racing circles.

Team Personnel
Manager: Gavin Eales
Technicians: Paul Teasdale / Ben Dutton
Truck Driver: Jonni Row
Race Day Supervisor: Peter Rabjones

Team Profiles

Bailey Malkiewicz

Jesse Dobson

After two seasons abroad contesting the world motocross championships, Bailey Malkiewicz returns to Australia and will fly the Serco Yamaha flag for the 2022 season. Malkiewicz is a talented rider and with a resume that already included a world junior 125cc championship and an Australian Under 19 motocross championship, there is no doubting his skill and ability on a dirt bike. With recent injuries behind him and now settled in Queensland to be nearer the team, Malkiewicz is ready to regain the form that took him to the top of the world in 2018.
Mid way through the covid interrupted 2020 season, Queenslander Jesse Dobson was looking for some support after his team couldn’t make ends meet during the year. He landed on his feet when the Serco Yamaha team noticed how hard he had worked and offered him a fill in ride until the end of the year. He turned that fill in ride into a permanent ride in 2021 and now has his sights firmly on winning championships on board the YZ250F.

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