| BARRYSMITH | British-born but competed with Lee Roebuck as an Australian besides winning 50cc GPS and TTS. (5,5) |
| AUDEN | British-born, but naturalised US poet who wrote Funeral Blues |
| HUBERTS | Jan, Dutch small-bike specialist who raced from the early 1960s to the late '70s, winning a pair of 50cc GPS in his career. (7) |
| GEOCACHING | Hide-and-seek activity utilizing GPS ... and what is literally done in the answers to starred clues |
| AUDIS | Quattros and TTs |
| MDS | GPs and ENTs, e.g. |
| TOPOFTHELAKE | Crime drama starring Elisabeth Moss as an Australian detective (3,2,3,4) |
| CHOOF | As an Australian colloquialism, to ____ off means to depart |
| ASANA | Position taken for wellbeing as an Australian |
| JANDEVRIES | Most successful Dutchman in the old 50cc Grand Prix category. (3,2,5) |
| TIMPAISLEY | 2017 World Carp Classic winner with Lee Jackson (*limpet I say) (3,7) |
| MOTORCYCLE | I’m possibly 50cc, two wheels — try me! |
| ROSIE | Paired with "lee", rhyming slang for a cup of tea one may take with "give and take" cake, "pig and roast" toast or "satin and silk" milk (5) |
| RUTTER | Father & son, the latter known as "The Blade", who have both won seven TTS each. (6) |
| LOEWY | French-born but mainly Us-based industrial designer, noted for successful designs for Studebaker after World War II (5) |
| TORTOISES | They come out of their shells when born but can go back in them when disturbed (9) |
| INGENERAL | Mostly at home with Lee, say, or rangin' about with Lee (2,7) |
| MOPED | Motorcycle with an engine of, typically, 50cc or less |
| NEEDLE | It gives one hype, being born but led astray (6) |
| NESTLE | Find a comfortable position to be born but settle oddly inside (6) |
