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Dus gained his love for speed from riding motorcycles at a young age, racing in the Australian Superbike series through the 90's. Never too far away from the sport, Dus is now excited to give back to the sport and support young upcoming talent.

Matt Walters

Started riding on a Pee Wee at the age of 4, climbing circuits at Kurri Kurri motorcycle junior Dirt Track Club that has produced other motorcycle world champions

Won 3 National Championships since 2010 and more than 40 Junior Club titles
2015 - placed 2nd in the Pro-am Privateers Cup in the FX Australasian Superbike Championship
2014 - won the Australasian 1000s Superbike Championship
2013 - received the Samurai Rider of the Year Award
2013 - won the Pro-stock 1000 Championship in the ASBK Australian Superbike Championship as well as the Superbike Championship in the FX Australasian Superbike Championship
2010 - won the Australian Superstock 600?s Championship in the ASBK series
2018 and 2019 consecutively saw us finishing as the top privateer of the series, placing 7th in the championship. And awarded with the Iron Man award for the entire 2019 series
Currently racing in the 2021 Australian superbike championship

"With the help and support of Duspeed driving performance I'm currently trying to achieve my goal of being Australian superbike champion in 2021 they are a great asset too the team and fantastic people as well?


Luke Mitchell

Luke Mitchell started racing motocross at the age of 4 and by the time he was 7 he was on the LEM Australia Factory team which was operated by Troy Corser agencies. At 9 Luke had an accident which sliced his right wrist requiring several hours of micro surgery. After recovery Luke continued to race motocross, but experienced pain in his right wrist when hit by roost so he decided to try road racing in 2008. Luke continued Road Racing until 2011 when he took some time off whilst the family cared for his grandmother throughout a terminal illness. After 3 years Luke returned to the track in 2014 on a Yamaha R6 in the Supersport 600.