Launceston BMX Club's David Steward credited recent resurfacing for an accident-free day.

"It was pouring down, but with the new surface it's a 12-month, all-season track so it went well," he said.

'Without the new surface, the track would be slow, and everyone would be muddy, cranky and upset."

Riders from across the country, with the exception of Victoria, took part in the competition.

The six-round series sees clubs compete in Hobart, Launceston and Wynyard.

By way of Northern talent, Steward said the likes of Campbell Whitney, Kane Heazlewood, Shelby Steward and Baxter Manshanden had great showings for the club, winning their races.

"The state series is combined with the national series as well." Steward said.

"Each of the top riders go in the running for a national award, but in saying that, you've got to be able to compete in most of the state rounds and national rounds.

"There was a national round in Sydney two weeks ago, where a handful of Launceston riders competed in."

The last race day of the state series will be held at Wynyard on June 26, with the final round of the nationals also winding up there in September.

"Provided the borders are open, riders from across the country will converge on Wynyard for that," Steward said.

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