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The Modern Classics Motorcycle Show Classic Bikes of the ‘60s,’70s, ‘80s and the Early ‘90s. March 3 - 4, 2017 - Photos By: Glenn Hershey The 2017 edition of The Modern Classics is a wrap! And what an event it was! This year’s collection of machines made up one of the most fascinating mixes of classic machines to be put together anywhere. From the epic, and super rare, Münch 1200 TTS “Mammoth” (this year’s subject for our great friend Makoto Endo’s Cobra painting) to some drag bikes, a Fun Factory Off Road Racefascinating Team sampling of the era’s “World’s Fastest Production Bikes,” and maybe the coolest Honda be display since Palmer you walked into your Honda in Jaden old wouldn’t the only winning on this daydealer either. 1974. Modern Classics was fun from end to end. And the Modern Classics Younger brother Landon who’s been hard at it got his first win Team is already at work planning for 2018! Mark your calendar for the 8th ever today racing the2018. (4-6) 50cc Jr./LC division, looks like Annual Show on Marchin2-3,

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Captains Quarters Happy April everybody. I was trying to come up with some crazy April fool’s joke, but do we even do that anymore? Isn’t it funny or maybe I should use the word scary how our society has changed over the recent years. I guess if you’re a young racer reading this you might be thinking wait, what but if you’re an old guy like me, you will probably get it. Anyhow - welcome to the race season everyone. I know some of you have never stopped but I believe for most we are just getting back into the swing of things. Unfortunately almost all the local events scheduled for March got cancelled either due to heavy rains or crazy cold weather. Yes, I know this is motocross but please keep in mind that although we’re chomping at the bit to get back to it that racers safety, flaggers, staff and promoters need to come first. To them it’s a 12 hour day on the track; they can’t jump back into a warm camper or vehicle in between motos. So thanks everyone for your patience. We were able to get a few races in at the end of the month and you can find that coverage here in this issue. Also check out some cool vintage flat track racing from Len Breech from back when flat track was still the predominant form of racing here in America. Also check out the modern classics spread from Glenn Hershey, if you grew up in the 70’s and 80’s this might be a show you want to get on your calendar for next year. We also have some racer interviews from the Daytona Amateur SX last month. Yes it was warmer there but still wet. We had a lot of locals finish exceptionally well there so make sure you link over to that results page and look for your favorite racers finishes. Our age class guys did really well there too almost dominating most of those classes. For those of you that are into the four wheel adventures make sure you check out the “Mud Freaks” article from a winter ride he did and look up the CMATVA newsletter. That’s a locally founded group that is making big strides in getting trail miles opened up in Pa. It’s all for ATV’s and side by sides at this point but who knows, at some point bikes might be able to get in on the action as well. There are many including those in the PA OHV that are working behind the scenes to keep riding opportunities open for us all. So here we go, April should offer racing opportunities every weekend across all disciplines in our area. Check out our upcoming events page and where to ride sections. If you could do us a big favor and please share our links with all your friends. We need as many views as we can get to keep this thing going and that’s no April Fool’s joke. We thank you all for reading and we’ll see you all soon out on the track or the trail.

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Modern Day Classics Bike Show ................................................. 4 Captains Quarters ..................................................................... 5 Vintage Flat Track .................................................................... 6 ECEA Jr. Enduro ....................................................................... 9 Daytona Amateur SX ............................................................... 10 Where to Ride .......................................................................... 12 PAOHV Info .............................................................................. 15 Sullivan County ATV Ride ......................................................... 16 AMA National Harescramble ..................................................... 17 CMATVA News .......................................................................... 18 Upcoming Events ..................................................................... 20 Doublin Gap - PAMX ................................................................. 21 MAMA at Tomahawk .............................................................. 22 Chaplains Corner ..................................................................... 24 Jeremy Orr Interview ............................................................... 25 BrappMag Classifieds ................................................................ 26 Our Advertisers: Action Motorsports

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Vintage Trail-Way Gallery By Len Breech Circa:

1973-1975

Season Opener April, 2 2017 www.trailwayspeedway.com

Unfortunately both riders died racing- 9C Jay Ridgeway; # 29 Randy Cleek

1974 - 750 Expert John Yurejefcic (Millersburg, PA.)

1973 - Hoarce “Buzzy” Skiles races in the 100 or 125 Amateur division.

Billy Lilles racing a screaming Yamaha 350 twin in 1975. Lilles went on to race the world MX circuit.

1974 200 Expert - Rob “Scarecrow” Smith (New Jersey) in his famous “red-white- & blue” leathers.

1975 - (Trivia question) Name this York area shop owner. (Hint) Shop name is riders first name and bikes name on tank.

7D Tommy Norris rides the big twin for the first time and he lit up the place. Bike was a 650/750 Triumph owned by Steve Silverman

1973- Dan Mesner (90), John Wilhoyt (137) and Gary Kunkle (87) race 350 expert.

1974 100 Amateur- 808- Steve Hall (N. J.) and 98- (Trail-Way Vice President) Perry Hostetter.

1974 100 Junior- Two late great local riders (68) Rodney Farris and (037) Randy Texter

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From the Atlantic Regional Championship in 1975 (I think). I know it was a four race weekend: Dorsey (MD.) Friday; Trail-Way Saturday; Reading HM Sunday; and York Monday. I think they were on 360 machines that year.

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June 18.................... July 7....................... July 8....................... July 9....................... July 9-15.................. July 28..................... July 29-30 ............... Aug 5........................

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MX Practice 10-4 Vet Appreciation Motocross MX practice 10-4 Big Bucks Pro-Am Motocross D6 Henrietta Classic Quad/Bike MX Practice 10-4 T-Bolt USA Pitbike Race Quad Ultimate Series Race Fall Junk Car Race

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ECEA Sprint Jr. Enduro - Squirrely Fern Shamong, NJ - March 18, 2017 - By: Jade Hartman With the Winter Storm Stella having blown through NJ just days before and 80% chance of showers looming over the event on Saturday, St. Patrick’s luck held out for one more day allowing the ECEA Jr. Sprint Enduro to commence as scheduled. Veteran’s and newbies showed up in record numbers.

Top 10 Overall Results Pee Wee 1. Ryder Sigety 2. Mason Tsakanikas 3. Sawyer Rosenberg 4. William Ervin 5. Chase Miller 6. Brody Gordon 7. Gabriel Molinari 8. Luke Humphrey 9. David Wands 10. John Williams

Youth 1. Max Fernandez 2. Aaron Myers 3. Ian Weisman 4. Jocelyn Barnes 5. Julian Wojcik 6. Austin Seth 7. Noah Ritz 8. Michael Hurley 9. Joshua Klouchek 10. Remington Platt

With over 300 in attendance and almost 100 participants, this was the largest junior enduro turnout in the country! Maybe it’s the free swag, the awesome track or maybe it’s the atmosphere where families share tools and parts with other families and kids help kids out on the track so that everyone has a chance to finish the race. Whatever the reason, it made for a superb Saturday afternoon! The competition began on the 2.2 mile Pee-Wee track. Starting off his season strong, Ryder Sigety did an amazing job holding off the other 17 racers for a solid 1st place finish. Mason Tsakanikas was close behind sealing up 2nd place. Just minutes behind Mason, Sawyer Rosenberg stole the last spot on the podium completing all 7 laps. 13 classes competed on the 3.7 mile youth course at 2pm, just as the damp mist came over the track. Undeterred, the boys and girls took to the track with great determination. Coming out on top was Max Fernandez with a 1st place finish. Aaron Myers battled with Ian Weisman for a 2nd place finish with Ian just barely 1 minute behind Aaron’s time. For full results of this race and information regarding upcoming events and races, please visit www.ecea.org. B

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DAYTONA AMATEUR SUPERCROSS The 8th Annual Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross (RCSX) once again returned to Daytona International Speedway. Following Saturday night’s Daytona Supercross by Honda, amateur racing kicked off Sunday, March 12 and continued into Monday, March 13, 2017 with quads competing on the 14th.

JAKE RASSA #103 Age: 15 years Hometown: Forest Hill, MD Years Racing: 11 Classes: 250C, Open C, and 450C Bike: RMZ-250 Race #: 103 Favorite Music: I think the good music is the old rap stuff like NWA Favorite Movie: Pretty much all of the nitro circus movies Hobbies: Just riding my dirtbike and hangin out with my friends First Race: When I was 4 years old How Did You Do: I’m not sure Sponsors: B-Line Racing, Fivestar Powersports, Suzuki, GoldenTyre, 100% goggles. Past Accomplishments: I made it to Ricky Carmichael’s house 2 years in a row with the suzuki contingency program. Also alot of local race wins. Finish at Daytona: 4th in 450C What Do You Like Most About Racing: You are on your own and it is just so fun What Or Who Motivates You To Race: Racing and riding to me is the most fun thing to do. I always have fun racing and look forward for whats to come in the future. Goals For 2017: Make it to Lorettas and get top 5 What was it like to race at the Daytona Amateur Supercross: It was fun but kind of stressful having back to back motos. I did good in my heats and got good results overall. B

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BRYCE SHELLY #34 Age: 12 years Hometown: Telford, PA Years Racing: 8 Classes: 85 9-12 , Mini Sr. 1 , Mini Sr. 2 Bike: Husquvarna TC 85 Race #: 34 Favorite Music: Christian hip-hop/rap Favorite Movie: Secretariat.. It motivates me to win. Hobbies: Outside of motocross scootering First Race: When I was 4 years old How Did You Do: 2nd Sponsors: Fred Vertucci/VPE, Dan Callahan/ Callahan Mx school, Plotts Mx, Arai helmets, xbrand goggles, O’Neal gear, twin air, moto master, nihilo, moto ice wrap, works connection, Dunlop, tamer hole shot device. Past Accomplishments: Top 5 finishes at Mini O’s, Top Ten finishes at Lorretta Lynns 2015/16, winning Loretta Lynn’s regional, two neoc championships. Finish at Daytona: 3rd in 85 9-12, 6th in Mini Sr. 1, 4th In Mini Sr. 2 What Do You Like Most About Racing: Winning What Or Who Motivates You To Race: I’m pretty self motivated. Goals For 2017: Win some national titles at Loretta’s and other nationals. What was it like to race at the Daytona Amateur Supercross: It was fun and I was glad that the top guys from all over the nation were there. B

Once again the racers from our area did exceptionally well at this event. There are too many too list but numerous top ten and top 5 finishes were grabbed with Greg â&#x20AC;&#x153;Frenchyâ&#x20AC;? Pamart being the lone racer to grab a top spot on the podium racing in the 35 Plus division. Check out a few of our top finishers below then log on to: www.racedaytona.com to check out all the results.

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GREG PAMART #44

Age: 10 years

Age: 44 years

Hometown: Timonium, MD

Hometown: Albens, France. Live in

Years Racing: 6

Birdboro PA

Classes: Girls 9-13, Junior Mini,

Years Racing: 34

85 9-11

Classes: Open A, Pro, 25-30-35-40+A

Bike: Suzuki RM85

Bike: KX450F

Race #: 48

Race #: 44, 442, 444

Favorite Music: Country and Rap

Hobbies: pit bike, jetski, mtn bike,

Favorite Movie: The Visit

road bike, bmx, bike work..

Hobbies: Swimming, Rock climbing

First Race: 1983 on a yz80 at 10

and making slime

year old in France.

First Race: Budds Creek 2010

How Did You Do: Finished last!!

How Did You Do: I did good. I think I got 3rd or 4th in the PW class

Scariest thing I ever did!!!

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Powerseal, Twin Air, Scott, FMF, Allballs, Belray, Axis Racing Shocks, Boyesen,

Pro Taper, Acerbis, Fuel, Factory Seat, Golden Tire, Bell Helmets, Leatt, Twin Air

MKS Motokicks, GPMX Motocross School, Pagoda MC

Past Accomplishments: 2017 Arenacross 2nd overall girls class, 2016 East

Past Accomplishments: Surviving 34 racing seasons and still enjoying it,

Coast Arenacross Champion in girls class, 2016 MD State Champion in girls

folowing my motocross dream in the US, Building GPMX... results are just

class, 2015 MDRA 2nd place points girls 9-15, 2015 MDRA 2nd place points

numbers but I do win a moto here and there lol...

85 9-11

Finish at Daytona: 6th in 25+, 1st in 35+, 3rd in 40+

Finish at Daytona: 5th overall in Girls 9-13 and 29th overall in 85 9-11

What Do You Like Most About Racing: Hard to say... the MX family, the atmo-

What Do You Like Most About Racing: You are on your own and it is just so fun

sphere at the race track, the start, pushing myself.. being one with the bike,

What Or Who Motivates You To Race: Jordan Jarvis and Ken Roczen Goals For 2017: To be successful and more confident. I hope to do well in the Las Vegas Arenacross Finale and try my hardest to qualify for Loretta Lynns in the girls 11-16 class. What was it like to race at the Daytona Amateur Supercross: It was a fun

feeling in tune with the track... What Or Who Motivates You To Race: The physical, mental and financial challenge of riding year round year after year. MX 4 Life! Goals For 2017: Loretta Lynn title, world vet maybe, beating the young guns in open A, qualifying for a pro national. All bad ideas lol!

experience. This was my third year there and I had my best results this year.

What was it like to race at the Daytona Amateur Supercross: absolutely ton of

This was my first year qualifying in the 85 9-11 class. B

fun! The vibe at Daytona is unreal. Loved it! Its one of the biggest amateur event of the season and the gates are always packed. A few of my students are there too. The track is always fun, and being on the podium is truly a dream come true... I won 3 titles 2 years ago and Im trying to do it again, but the competition is fierce on all classes. B

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WHERE TO RIDE SUMMER AND WINTER TRAILS The summer season runs from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September. The winter season runs from the day following the last day of the regular or extended antlerless deer season as established by the Game Commision through the following April 1. There are some trails that remain closed until after the late muzzleloader season. Please check the forest distrcit web pages for current access advisories on when trails open for the winter season. Pike County - Burnt Mills - 7 Miles of summer and winter trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402 one mile south of Porters Lake. Rgistered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less that 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000

Adams & Cumberland Counties - 36 miles of summer trail. During the winter season the trail system is expanded to 42 miles by using some dirt roads that are gated during the winter. Part of the trail system is shared with snowmobiles when there is sufficient snowfall. The trail is located between Big Flat and Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Access to these are from parking lots located at Big Flat along Shippensburg Road about 1-1/4 miles nort of its intersection with Route 233 and on Piney Mountain along Bendersville Road south of Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Contact: Michaux State Forest, 10099 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville, PA 17222 Phone: (717) 352-2211

Snyder & Union Counties - 15.4 miles of summer and winter trails. Access is at the Jacks Mountain Trailhead located along Route 235 three miles south of Glen Iron. The trail includes the East Kettle Road which has been closed to other types of motor vehicles. Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Bald Eagle State Forest, 18865 Old Turnpike Rd, Millmont, PA 17845 Phone: (570) 922-3344

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NEW - 65” TRAIL ACCESS Unofficial reports tell us that three trail systems in the state are now accessible to side by sides up to 65” in width. Whiskey Springs, Bloody Skillet and Denton Hill. PLEASE VERIFY BEFORE YOU TRAVEL.

These trails are typically open from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September. Check the forest distrcit web pages for current access advisories.

Centre & Clinton County - Bloody Skillet ATV Trail - 39 miles. Access from SR-144 approx-imately 19 miles north of the Snow Shoe exit on US Route 80. Turn right onto De Haas Road and travel 5.3 miles South, to the Northern Terminus Trail-head, Trails are open to registered Class II ATV’s less than 65” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764 Phone: (570) 923-6011

Clinton County - The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail - The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail - 50 miles of summer and winter trails. The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail is located Southeast of Kettle Creek State Park. Trailhead access is from SR 120 in Westport along Kettle Creek for approximately 1.5 miles then North on Two-Mile Road. Trails are open to registered Class II ATV's less than 65" in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764 Phone: (570) 923-6011

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Lycoming County - 17 miles of summer and winter trail. Trails are located near Haneyville and include the Button Road and a network of wooded trails built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s. Access to the trail is from a parking area located at the CCC Camp along Route 44 one mile south of Haneyville. Contact Tiadaghton State Forest, 10 Lower Pine Bottom Rd, Waterville, PA 17776 Phone (570) 753-5409

Dixon R. Miller Recreation Area - (Formerly the Pohopoco Tract), Monroe County - 13 miles of summer and winter trails. Access is from route 115 five miles sounth of I-80. Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000

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Martin Hill - Bedford County - 18 miles of summer trail. Access to the trail is from the parking area located on Route 326 two miles north of Rainsburg. Trail head GPS location: N 39° 52’ 24.69” W 78° 30’ 34.80” Contact: Buchanan State Forest, 440 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3148

Sideling Hill - Fulton County - 15 miles of summer trail in the Wells Tannery area. Acces is from Ray’s Cove Road or Childers Ridge Road. Trail head GPS location: N 40° 5’ 0.28 W 78° 10’ 12.17” Contact Buchanan State Forest, 440 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3148

Potter County - 43 miles of summer trail. A loop trail located south of Denton Hill State Park. Access to the trail is from Lyman Run State Park on SR 44 north of Cherry Springs, or the intersection of Rock Run Road and the Ridge Trail (ATV Trail). Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 65” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Susquehannock State Forest, PO Box 673, Coudersport, PA 16915 Phone: (814) 274-3600

Maple Run Tract, Pike County - 8 Miles of summer trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402 1-3/4 miles north of the village of Pecks Pond. Registered Class II ATV’s less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds are permitted on this trail. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000 State Game Lands ATVs are not permitted on State Game Lands except those used by disabled hunters.

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WHERE TO RIDE Allegheny National Forest - The federally-operated Allegheny National Forest has more than 100 miles of ATV trails. ATV trail season runs from the Friday before Memrial Day through the last Sunday in September. Winter season is from December 20 to April 1. Contact the Allegheny Nation Forest Supervisor’s Office, P.O. Box 847, 222 Liberty Street, Warren, PA 16365 Phone: (814) 723-5150 Effective July 1, 2002 the Allegheny Nation Forest implemented the Fee Demo Program for ATV and motorized bike trails. An annual $35 permit fee is required, and can be purchased from any Allegheny National Forest Office, and some local vendors, or online at www.fs.fed.us/r9/allegheny

The following trails are within the Allegheny National Forest (ANF). Please contact the ANF using the information above concerning these trails: Marienville ATV/Bike Trail on State Route 66 east of town of Marienville. Timberline ATV Trail accessed from State Route 948, north of ridgeway (also connects to the Marienville ATV Trail)

TRAIL INITIATIVE CLICK HERE FOR MAPS Motorcycles and/or ATV Riding Areas Seven Mountains Ramble (Dual Sport Licensed Motorcycles) - Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. Loop 1 starts at the 7 Mountains Campground, located just south of Potters Mill or west of Milroy on Route 22/322. Compensation for Campground owner for parking strongly recommended. Proceed on Sand Mountain road to the trailhead at Ground Oak trail. The loop is about 30 miles long. Contact: Bureau of Forestry District #7; 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, PA 17845; Phone: (570) 922-3344

Shade Mountain Trails - (Non-Licensed Off-Highway Motorcyels) Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. he Shade Mountain Riding area is located just north of McAlisterville, PA, on PA Route 235. Trail at dirt parking lot at the top of the mountain. Contact: Buraeu of Forestry District #7 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, PA, 17845; Phone: (570) 922-3344; Email: fd07@state.pa.us

Snow Shoe Rails to Trails ATV & Snowmobile Open Year-Round. P.O. Box 314 Clarence, PA. TV - Snowmobile www.ssrt.org. SSRT requires membership for riding access. Detailed terms and conditions can be found at their website.

Rocky Gap ATV Trail accessed from Township Road 3005, southeast of Warren. Willow Creek ATV Trail on the eastern side of the Allegheny Reservoir, just south of the New York State line. Closed during the winter season. Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area (AOAA) Located less than a three hour ride from New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and Baltimore, AOAA over 6,500 acres to explore, including tight woods, rock crawling, mud bogging, technical single track, and everything else in between.

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17 Breezewood Proving Grounds Clearville, PA www.breezewoodprovinggrounds.com

30 Mountain Ridge ATV Trails Reels Corner, PA www.mountainridgeatvtrails.com

41 Wolf Springs Off-Road Park www.wolfspringsoffroadpark.com

31 Sleepy Hollow MX www.sleepymx.com

42 Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area Sunbury, PA www.anthraciteadventure.com

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17 a Burning Rock Outdoor Adventure Park Tams, WV - www.burningrockwv.com

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18 Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club www.happyramblers.org

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33 Reading Anthracite Co. Pottsville, PA www.readinganthracite.com

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19 Doublin Gap MX Newburg, PA www.doublingap.com

32 Rausch Creek Trail Riders Valley View, PA www.rauschcreekracing.com

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34 Rocket Raceway Three Springs, PA www.rocketraceway.com

20 Hill Top Lodge Emporium, PA www.hilltoplodge.com

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35 Rock Run Recreation Patton, PA www.rockrunrecreation.com

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43 Hurricane Hills

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44 Raceway Park

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45 Speed Citi

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46 Pleasure Valley Raceway www.pvrmx.com

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47 NJ Field of Dreams www.njmpfod.com

21 Evansville MX Park Berwick, PA www.evansvilleraceway.com

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22 Four Seasons Resort West Finley, PA www.campfourseasonsresort.com

36 Shady Rest Farm Marienville, PA www.shadyrestfarm.net

48 The Landing MX Park www.thelandingmxpark.com

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23 Indian Creek Valley ATV Club Melcroft, PA www.icvatvclub.com

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24 Pagoda Motorcycle Club www.pagodamc.org

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37 Slippery Rock Dunes Slippery Rock, PA www.slipperyrockdunes.com 38 Tall Pines ATV Park Andover, NY www.tallpinesatvpark.com

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42 Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area Sunbury, PA www.anthraciteadventure.com 49 Wicomico Motorsports Park Charlotte Hall, MD

26 Lost Trails Dunmore, PA www.ridelosttrails.com

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27 Majestic Trails Rew, PA www.majestictrails.com

35 Rock Run Recreation Patton, PA www.rockrunrecreation.com

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28 Mines and Meadows Resort Wampum, PA www.minesandmeadows.com

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29 Miles Mountain Motocross Elkland, PA www.milesmountainmx.com www.milesmmx.com

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39 Outback Off-Road Park Six Points, PA www.outbackoffroadpark.com

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40 Rausch Creek Off-Road Park Tremont, PA www.rc4x4.org

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Counties carled63@yahoo.com themayorofcoaltowne@yahoo.com Potter, Clinton, Centre • Robert Smith Minersville 570-640-5735 • 570-786-7852 Carl Johnson - Lycoming, 570-527-6197 Counties carled63@yahoo.com • Robert Smith - Minersville themayorofcoaltowne@yahoo.com Potter, Clinton, Centre RSmith6197@gmail.com • ASI570-786-7852 & DCNR ATV Training 570-527-6197 Counties • Robert Smith Minersville & MSF Dirtcarled63@yahoo.com Bike Training •RSmith6197@gmail.com Ed Geehan • ASI & DCNR ATVHILL Training 570-786-7852 570-527-6197 with loaners WILLOW Bucks County/Poconos & MSF Dirt Bike Training • Ed Geehan SCHOOL Willow Hill RSmith6197@gmail.com • OHV ASI & DCNR ATV Training Eddiecharles11@yahoo.com with Dirt loaners WILLOW HILL Off-Road Riding School Bucks County/Poconos & MSF Bike Training Rich Rudzinski - Lower Bucks • Ed•Geehan OHV SCHOOL Willow Hill 717-532-6439 Eddiecharles11@yahoo.com with loaners WILLOW HILL County 267-716-2450 Bucks County/Poconos Roxbury, PA 17251-0147 Off-Road Riding School rrudzi@verizon.net OHV SCHOOL Willow Hill • Rich Rudzinski - Lower Bucks tewellmann@embarqmail.com Eddiecharles11@yahoo.com 717-532-6439 Off-Road Riding School •County Chas McHenry - Bucks County 267-716-2450 • Rich Rudzinski - Lower Bucks • Motorcycle Safety Foundation Roxbury, PA 17251-0147 267-446-6176 717-532-6439 rrudzi@verizon.net Closed Range Exercise on County 267-716-2450 tewellmann@embarqmail.com dcnrsaferide@yahoo.com Roxbury, bikes. 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County •Venango Gary Elder -- Lawrence/ 814-233-7451 or - Somerset/ Allen Marker • Rick Latchaw Mercer/ http://www.dirtbikeschool.org/ 724-253-3069 Venango County motoman774@yahoo.com Uniontown Bike School Venango County Allen Marker - Dirt Somerset/ 724-924-2062 maxxrc@windstream.net • James Campbell - DCNR/ASI Instructor 724-253-3069 Uniontown Dirt Bike School geelder@comcast.net 440-599-2033 • Gary Elder - Lawrence/ 814-233-7451 or maxxrc@windstream.net Instructor •Venango Mark Lynch DCNR Master Ashtabula County County motoman774@yahoo.com • Gary Elder - Lawrence/ 814-233-7451 Inst. - Connellsville PA Conneaut, Ohioor 724-924-2062 • James Campbell - DCNR/ASI Venango County motoman774@yahoo.com 734-984-5138 ccbell@suite224.net geelder@comcast.net 440-599-2033 maglynch@zoominternet.net 724-924-2062 Jackson - DCNR • Bob James Campbell - DCNR/ASI ••Mark Master Ashtabula County geelder@comcast.net David Lynch Miller -DCNR Montgomery, 440-998-3686 Ashtabula 440-599-2033 Inst. - Connellsville PA Conneaut, Ohio and Bucks, Lehigh, Berks, County Ashtabula, Ohio • Mark Lynch DCNR Master Ashtabula County Northampton Counties 734-984-5138 bobbyj_57@windstream.net ccbell@suite224.net Inst. - Connellsville PA Conneaut, Ohio 610-332-0106 maglynch@zoominternet.net • ccbell@suite224.net ATV Safety Training at AOAA • Bob Jackson - DCNR 734-984-5138 millerdavidv@reagan.com Youth & ASIAshtabula Adult • David Miller - Montgomery, • DCNR 440-998-3686 maglynch@zoominternet.net Bob Jackson - DCNR • Richard Henofer - Bucks,and Training George Fetterman Bucks, Lehigh, Berks, County Ashtabula, Ohio • David Miller - Montgomery, 440-998-3686 Montgomery, Phila Counties 317-319-3726 orAshtabula Northampton Counties bobbyj_57@windstream.net Bucks, Lehigh, Berks, and 215-669-3173 County Ashtabula, Ohio glfett@ptd.net 610-332-0106 rhbuilds@me.com • ATV Safety Training at AOAA Northampton Counties bobbyj_57@windstream.net millerdavidv@reagan.com DCNR Youth & ASI 610-332-0106 • ATV Safety at Adult AOAA If•you do not Henofer see an instructor listed in your Training area, pleaseTraining call 717-783-7941 Richard - Bucks, George Fetterman millerdavidv@reagan.com DCNR Youth & ASI Adult andMontgomery, ask for the nearest instructor’s Children under Phila Counties contact information. 317-319-3726 Fetterman or • Richard Bucks, the age ofHenofer 8 or over-age 16 are not eligibleTraining to receiveGeorge the certificate, but 215-669-3173 glfett@ptd.net Montgomery, Counties or to take the if your rider is Phila between the ages of 8 and317-319-3726 16 they are eligible rhbuilds@me.com 215-669-3173 course and receive the certificate. glfett@ptd.net Proper safety gear and safe machine are required to take the course. 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All ATVs in Pennsylvania, except ATVs used solely for business or agricultural purposes, need to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used in Pennsylvania must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The ATV registration and titling fees are NOT user fees for the privilege of using trails Wholand. must register and title? on state-owned The fees provide funding to administer the program, maintain ATVs in register Pennsylvania, except ATVs usedgrants solelytoforprofit business trails Who in All DCNR-managed parks and forests, and provide and or agricultural must and title? purposes, need to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used Pennsylvania non-profit organizations for developing additional riding opportunities. All ATVs in Pennsylvania, except ATVs used solely for business or inagricultural

must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The • Registration onregistration state-owned land. Thefees feesare provide funding tofor administer the program, maintain ATVused and NOT user fees theyou, privilege trails For ATVS anywhere off oftitling your ownparks property or property leased by such as of using trails in DCNR-managed and forests, and provide grants to profit designated State Forest trails. every two years on state-owned land. $20 Thefee fees provide funding to administer the program, maintainand non-profit organizationsparks for developing additional riding opportunities. trails in DCNR-managed and forests, and provide grants to profit and • Limited Registration non-profit organizations for developing additional riding opportunities. Two Types of Registrations Apply: For ATVs used solely on your own land or land leased by you. Free registration to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used in Pennsylvania Twopurposes, Types ofneed Registrations Apply: ATV registration and titling fees are NOT user fees for the privilege of using trails

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For ATVS used anywhere off of your own property or property leased by you, such as Plates and Decals • Registration designated State Forest trails. $20 fee every two years An ATVFor owner willused be issued a registration the property vehicle. Anor expiration sticker to beby you, such as ATVS anywhere off ofplate yourfor own property leased affixed to the plate will be issued for standard registrations.

designated StateRegistration Forest trails. $20 fee every two years • Limited LiabilityForInsurance ATVs used solely on your own land or land leased by you. Free registration If you • areLimited using your Registration ATV solely on land owned orofleased by you, you are not required to No expiration, unless ownership vehicle changes. For ATVs used on your own liability land or land leased Free get liability insurance. Allsolely other riders must carry insurance. Proof ofby thatyou. insurance must be with youunless when you ride. There no minimum requirements or coverage Nocarried expiration, ownership ofare vehicle changes. standards established by DCNR or the Snowmobile/ATV Law for the liability insurance.

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If you arebeusing yourwith ATVyou solely on you landride. owned or are leased by you, you are not required to must carried when There no minimum requirements or coverage get standards liability insurance. All by other riders must carry liability insurance. of that insurance established DCNR or the Snowmobile/ATV Law for theProof liability insurance. must be carried with you when you ride. There are no minimum requirements or coverage standards established by DCNR or the Snowmobile/ATV Law for the liability insurance.

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about the off-roading community, and yesterday’s organized ride at the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area in Coal Township, PA. It was an example of two Pennsylvania-based ATV clubs exhibiting their fraternal spirit and love of riding.

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The Anthracite Trail Riders, a club dedicated to promoting the AOAA, hosted the Lock Haven area, Central Mountain ATV Association, Inc., on a ride through the park. Twenty-nine machines and approximately 40 members participated in the 45 mile ride that spanned the Western and Eastern Reserves with several stops along the way for sight-seeing, lunch and getting to know other members of each club. ATR and CMATV presidents, Warren Remig and Henry Sorgen IV, respectively, were on hand to ensure members had a great time on the trails. Both organizations are non-profit and heavily involved in promoting the off-roading sport through club rides, sponsoring charity events, volunteer work and supporting legislation that expands the Pennsylvania ATV trail systems, and most recently, successfully lobbying state representatives to pass a bill that separates ATV and snowmobile registrations. The Central Mountain ATV Association has also been at the forefront of the Northcentral Pennsylvania ATV Initiative Project, which has been expanding ATV trails by hundreds of miles in the North Central region of the state, and expected to bring an economic boost to the area through more tourism and related activity. Although the ATR club hovers around 60 members, primarily because they were organized to promote the development of the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area, they are active with many By Jeff Reichart such as the other organizations, 1200-plus member CMATV, Anthracite30, Outdoor October 2016Adventure Area invites you, with the support of the Anthracite Trail who have taken the lead in the Riders, to participate in a more than 60-mile trail ride to benefit Children’s Miracle state’s ATV tourism and ecoNetworkmembers at Geisinger. ATV, UTV,toRTV, Group prepare hitdirt thebikes and dual sport operators are invited to nomic development on a much trails at AOAA. participate. larger scale. B To Pre-Register or getsomething more details go to: go.geisinger.org/cmnevents There’s definitely special about the off-roading community, and yesterday’s organized ride at the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area in Coal Township, PA. It was an example of two Pennsylvania-based ATV clubs exhibiting their fraternal spirit and love of riding.

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Sullivan County Charity Ride By: Mike “Mud Freak” Petrone Sullivan County ATV Association does it again! They picked a perfect weekend to host their charity ride. The weather was perfect... sunny and about 60°. The warm temperatures made the snow start to melt, which created a slippery and muddy trail for the 468 riders to navigate through. Overall, there were 30 to 40 miles of different elevations to switch between, but if it was easy it wouldn’t be fun! On average, there are about 10 landowners providing property to ride on. This time, there were 20 landowners volunteering. I’m one of the few that went out first...it was fun, but the real fun started the second time I went out! The land was so muddy from all of us riders ripping through the trails with all sorts of machines, as well as the snow melting. That made me a very happy camper. If mud isn’t flying, I’m not having fun! I spoke with Joe, one of the organizers, who told me about a great thing that the ATV Association does. Every October, they look within their local community for children with life-threatening illnesses to donate money to, along with a few other programs like the local school district and Toys for Tots. This event raised $18,000 which is going to help a lot of children. It’s amazing to get 468 riders together to have fun and do something good! Take some time to post a “thank you” to the 20 landowners on the Sullivan County ATV Association Facebook page for letting us rip up their property for the day! B

Round 2 of the AMA East HS Series / Round 1 of the VXCS March 18th-19th, 2017 - Garysburg, NC By: Keny Held Photos: Dan Morton Where do we begin? AMA/VXCS drew a record number of entries at the NCCAR - North Carolina Center for Automotive Research facility. Rain was in the forecast for Friday and Saturday and rain it did. Approximately 275 riders were in attendance including Bikes, Quads and UTV’s. This was also VXCS’s first year to host an AMA East HS. The majority of the riders were surprisingly from the North as they ventured South to escape the 2’-3’ of snow that had recently fallen. In the two wheel main event there were approximately 200 racers including local favorite, Robby Norwood, Brandon Nero, Kyle Honeycutt and several others were to do battle with 2016 O/A AMA East Champion Kyle McDonal and 2016’s 2nd O/A AMA East Champion “Wild” Wally Palmer and also on the front line was D6’s Hunter Bush.

Wild Wally Palmer launched the road crossing on every lap

When the green flag dropped it was Wild Wally Palmer with the Hole Shot out onto the 9.5 mile course. The track was a mix of tight trees, winding tails, endurox and wide open cross country terrain. Basically the best you can get. Rain the night before took care of the the dust and made for some great “slip n slide” action. The course held up well for approximately two of the four laps but the ruts and mud holes would eventually become a major concern. You either made it through....or you didn’t. Several racers bonsaied into the waterholes in the hopes that they would be the same depth as the lap before but this just was not the case. The red clay ruts and mud holes were unforgiving. You had to ride smarter then faster. There was a 30’ road crossing that the property manager took special care in making sure that a rubber mat was in place and at the riders meeting all the racers

Top three finishers in the main event

were instructed to stay upon the mats in order to keep the mud off of the Test Track. This venue is a State Run proving ground and they were very particular in keeping the mud off of the paved connector sections. Well Wild Wally Palmer apparently felt the rubber mats were just not his style so he decided to pre jump the roadway completely and cleared them every lap leaving the crowd in awe.

Mike Beeler wins the Youth O/A and finishes 9th O/A in the main. Palmer with some young fans.

At the halfway mark it was Palmer aboard his KTM-SRT with a 2 minute lead over 2nd place Kyle McDonal aboard his Bromley-Beta. About 3 minutes back from McDonal was local favorite, Yamaha mounted Brandon Nero. This was to remain for the rest of the race giving the checkered flag to Palmer. The top A Rider was Justin Lafferty. The top B Rider was Dylan Box. The top C rider was Mike Beeler Jr, who actually finished 9th O/A. Factory teams should keep an eye on this kid. Beeler was also the Youth O/A winner the day before the main. The top female racer was none other then Kiersten McDonal, younger sister to Kyle. In the 4 wheel division the racers were sent back out on the rut infested track however they did an awesome job with their wider profile machines. They too would battle it out for 2 + hours. In the end it was Matt Pitman with the win followed by Joseph Bosak with Brian Vaughan rounding out the podium. The AMA would like to welcome VXCS to the AMA family for 2017 and look forward to hosting the final round of the AMA HS Series with them in Wicomico, MD on November 4-5th. B BRAPP MAGAZINE April 2017

CMATVA News COME RIDE WITH US Our 2017 calendar is loaded with exciting rides and events. One of the things we started three years ago was planning our monthly rides out on a yearly schedule so our members can plan ahead on which rides they want to participate in. We have some members plan their vacations around some of the long weekend rides such as the Potter County Memorial Day weekend ride, Quiet Oaks Campground weekend ride or the Houtzdale weekend camping ride.

One of our other big rides in 2016 was the annual “Tour for Elk and Toy Drive.” We had over 350 riders participate in two days of touring Bennezette Township roads and viewing groups of elk. Over 130 elk were seen over the two days and this year over 365 toys were collected for the Clinton County area, which “Mark the Shark” included in his Christmas toy program.

We try to plan one big ride each year out of state. In 2016, a group of us rode the Ride the Wilds trails in New Hampshire, which included riding your ATV to the top of Mount Washington. In 2017, we are planning a trip to Ride Royal Blue Trails in Tennessee.

Last year we added two food drive rides. One was part of our annual “Hobo Soup Ride” and the second was part of our annual “Renovo Vista Ride” on the Charles property. We collected over 230 food items, which we donated to the Clinton County Women’s Center The CMATVA Mileage Club was started in 2013. We keep track of every mile our members ride with our association. Then in June of each year at our annual picnic we award the mileage bar that the members earned for that year53rd in 250 mile inannual tervals.

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come all day Saturday signup and Sunday until close Entry $50 ($5of will go Entry fee: $50 ($5 will go toward land use preservation.) (Checks during made out to Delaware Endurofee: Riders) totoward Grow land use preservation.) (Checks made Keytime: 9:00 am Daylight Saving Time Keytime: 9:00 am Daylight Saving Timesignup at 10:00 Date:as Friday 22ndclub at 7:00 pm.started Call (302)-229-1805 Drawing Date: Friday April 22nd at 7:00 pm.Signup Call (302)-229-1805 with last-minute will be inside the firechanges. hall located Drawing on the right you April Our was in 2002 with by last-minu Starting position : Please note: Rows will NOT be saved. All Pre-entries Starting position: Please note: Rows will NOT be saved. All Pre-entries will be assigned by drawing. There will be NO enter Delaware City. Camping and the start is 1/2 mile from fire Lynn Probst and Wayne Yahn. They will be a switching of numbers for no-shows or refunds to no-shows. Post-entries will ride behin switching of numbers for no-shows or refunds to no-shows. Post-entries will ride behind the last numbers assigned. the bar on how our association hall. GPS address City, plaques Dela- willset Awards: Award be given to top three places in most classes. Awards: Award plaques will be given to top three places in most classes.is 815 on 5th Street in Delaware should operate and run with guideware. N 39 34.506 35.869. Food : The Delaware Food: The Delaware City Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary will provide a pancakeW and75 sausage breakfast at 600 am on Sunday morning.City A Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary will provide a pancake and sausa lines in fortheus to follow. They Beef and Beer menu will be available afternoon on Sunday whileboth results are bein Beef and Beer menu will be available in the afternoon on Sunday results are being Entry fee: while $50 (Checks madeannounced.. out to Delaware Enduro Riders) were great leaders of CMATVA. We must b Requirements : All riders must have a valid driver’s license. The motorcycle Requirements: All riders must have a valid driver’s license. The motorcycle must be equipped with a headlight, taillight, and a Keytime: 9:00 am Daylight Saving Time license plate attached to the motorcycle. mustfor be attached license plate attached to the motorcycle. The license plate must be attached below the taillight on the rear fender. All machines must respect The andlicense thankplate them the val-below the ta Drawing Date: April 21st equipment at 7:00atpm. Call (302)-229be with aentrants securely attached muffler. There test and inspection for be fitted with a securely attached muffler. There will be a sound test andFriday inspection for proper thefitted start. All ues they set forwill usbetoa sound follow. have a valid A.M.A. card ($49 available at the sign-up tables). The TEST for new must have a valid A.M.A. card ($49 available at the sign-up tables). 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Detach and mail entry to: Delaware Enduroa Riders, Detach and mail entry form switching to: Delaware Riders, PO Box 68,orSt.refunds Georges,toDE 19733 growth hasform come from having Post-entries will ride behind the last numbers assigned. good leadership TEAM, from proAwards: Award plaques will be given to top three places in most classes. viding AGREEMENT two guided rides every THIS IS A RELEASE AND INDEMNITY – READ IT BEFORE SIGNING THIS IS A RELEASE AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT – READ IT BEFORE SIGNING DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION THE EVENT: DELAWARE MAY 1, 2016 DELAWAR DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION OF THE Fire EVENT: DELAWARE – MAY will 1, 2016provide DELAWARE DELAWARE and from ENDURO extra –weekend Food: The Delaware City Co. LadiesENDURO Auxiliary a CITY, pancake and sausage breakfast at OFmonth, I hereby give up the all my rights to sue or make any claim for damages due to negligence or any other reason whatsoever against the Americ I hereby give up all my rights to sue or make any claim for damages due to negligence or any other reason whatsoever against the American Motorcyclist Association and its district organizations, promoters, sponsors and all otherin persons, participants connected with this event for injury to property or person I may suffer sponsors and all other persons, participants or organizations conducting or connected with this event for injury to property or person I may suffer, including crippling injury or death, while participating the event and whileor organizations ridesconducting thator involve camping. As the 600 am on Sunday morning. A Beef and Beer menu will be available in the afternoon on Sunday while upon event premises. know the risks all of danger to myself and my property while preparing for and participating in the event and while upon the upon event premises. I know the risks of danger to myself and my property while preparing for and participating in the event and while upon the event premises and, relying upon my own judgment andIability, assume such risks of loss and hereby agree to reimburse all association costs to those/persons or organizations connected withbeginning, this event for damages incurred as a re such risks of loss and hereby agree to reimburse all costs to those/persons or organizations connected with this event for damages incurred as a result of my negligence was in the results are being announced.. Requirements: equipped with we remain an association that likes SIGNATURE: SIGNATURE: All riders must have a valid driver’s license. The motorcycle must be a headlight, taillight, and a license plate attached to the motorcycle. The license plate must be attached to ride. Members receive regular updates on rides and ECEA club news via Name Name ECEA AMA# below the taillight on the rear fender. All machines must be fitted with a securely attached muffler. # # email, Facebook, and the CMATVA There will be a sound test and inspection forCity proper equipment at the start. must have a website. Address City Address State All entrants Phone e-mail Zip Code validPhone A.M.A. card ($49 available at the sign-up tables). The TEST for new C-riders and ECEA memClub Club Bike Displacement: bership (no charge) will be available on Saturday only between 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM

e-mail Bike we had a In the summer of 2016, Rider’s Level (check one) Rider’s Level (check one) A B AA A B C restructure of AA our management Rider’s Class (check Class (check one) For Rider’s further information: www.delawareenduroriders.com or call 302-229-1805 (Charlie) or one)team. Adding more Chairpersons 0cc – 200cc Veteran Age 30+ Super Sen 0cc – 200cc Veteran Age 30+website will post Super Senior Masters 302-999-1663 (Pete). The www.ECEA.org any andI all up-to-date Golden changes and inforand having more of our staff takingAge 50+ (N Age 50+ (No C’S) Age 70+ mation as needed. on more Senior duties. 201cc – 250cc I We still have someSuper Seni 201cc – 250cc Senior I Super Senior II Legends Age 40+ Age 40+ Age 55+ (No C’s) Age 80+ Chairperson positions open, pleaseAge 55+ (N Open (251 – up) Senior IIif you are interested.Master Age Open (251 – up) Senior II Master Age 60+ Women contact Henry Age 45+ (No C’s) Age 45+ (No C’s)

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New in 2017 1st Annual Poker Run We will be having our first Poker Run this year, sponsored by Larry’s Sport Center, Inc. in Galeton, Pa. You can start from either end of the poker run Quiet Oaks Campground or Potter County Family Campground with five stops between the two campgrounds. A $20.00 entrance fee will be charged which will go towards signage for townships that open their roads to ATV’s. At all seven stops, you will draw a poker chip. There will be a chance to win $5, $10, and $25 winning poker chips at each stop. Please come out and ride from Clinton County to Potter County on August 19, 2017. It will start at 9am and all stations will close at 3pm. ATV Initiative Since it was formed, CMATVA has been a strong advocate for increased opportunities for riding in our region. In 2014 the Clinton County Economic Partnership Tourism Committee began looking into the economic benefits of capitalizing on the explosion of ATV business throughout the state and in neighboring states like West Virginia and Ohio. As a member of the committee, CMATVA was asked to assist in the design of a new ATV trail system in northcentral PA with the goal of encouraging growth of tourism business. What started out as 800 miles of riding is now almost up to 1300 miles of new riding area, which we are at 44% of our goal. In 2016 CMATVA joined the PA Wilds to support safe family type ATV riding and the ATV Initiative. The Clinton County Commissioners allocated funds to pay for an economic impact study that was conducted summer of 2015. The study looked at the current trends in ATV business in our county. The results showed how much the average person spent when trail riding in the county We have worked all of 2016 visiting different townships talking to them about opening their roads to ATVs. CMATVA also joined together with Snow Shoe Rails to Trails to cover the cost of signage to any township that opens their roads. Much of our work has focused on mapping the existing roads and trails that have the potential to connect towns, villages, and landmarks. Recently, we have worked on mapping out all of the open township roads in Potter County and connecting them to Denton Hill trail system and Cross Fork. We thank the SSRTA for joining with our association on this venture. Their experience in developing and maintaining the Snow Shoe Rails to Trails system has been invaluable in our discussions and planning. We also are grateful

2017 Schedule Apr. 9th Rocket Raceway - Three Springs, PA Apr. 22nd Irish Valley - Paxinos, PA May 7th Reynlow Park - Reynoldsville, PA May 21st Harmony Grove - Wellsville, PA Jun. 18th LL Raceway - New Bethlehem, PA Aug. 26th & 27th Coyote Run - Ebensburg, PA Sept. 17th Candytown - Elizabethtown, PA Oct. 1st Stone Hollow - Davidsville, PA Oct. 15th Johnny B Classic - New Windsor, MD Enduro Series: July 29th - Mountaineer, McKee’s Sky Ranch Event Terra Alta, WV Aug. 12th & 13th - King Ferry NY (1913 Genoa Lansing Townline Rd 13071) Sept. 9th & 10th - Bear Creek Sportsman (Hancock NY)

for the support PAOHV has provided in resources and contacts. 2016 was very busy with organizational activity. 2017 promises to be very productive so please stay tuned. Visit our website to download forms for membership, upcoming ride info and association merchandise www.cmatva.org B

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Are the awesome Cook (60) vs Clark (210) battles back?

The season opener brought in a good turnout. 50 (4-6) (Class 1) 1. TIMOTHY SCOTT JR 2. JOHN PROBST 3. EVERETT ROGAN 4. TANNER CROMLEIGH 5. ANDERSON EBY

65 (7-11) C 1. KAELIN HOUSEY 2. COLE COVERT 3. MATTHEW MATTLIN 4. BARRETT KEIFFER 5. LANDON CHRISEMER

Super Mini (12-16) 1. DEREK LEATHERMAN 2. JACOB INGRAM 3. ISAAC DRY 4. CHRISTIAN MCCAULEY 5. CALEB SCOTT

50 (7-8) (Class 2) 1. BARRETT KEIFFER 2. WILLIAM SOKOL 3. BLADEN DAVIS DIPOLAO 4. LOGAN FISHER 5. KEARAN LYNCH

85 (9-11) B (PAMX 85 (9-11) 1. MASON TUCKER 2. BRAXTON KEIFFER 3. JUDE SMERLICK 4. DASH MCMILLIN 5. REECE WHEATON

SB1- 2 Stroke (Ages 12-16) 1. GAGE STINE 2. ORION GREGORY 3. JASON NEIDIGH 4. COLTON YENTZER 5. KEAGAN MILLER

50 (4-8) Oil (Class 3) 1. TIMOTHY SCOTT JR 2. EVERETT ROGAN 3. BRAYDON WETTGEN

85 (9-11) C 1. BROCK SWARTZ 2. KAELIN HOUSEY 3. ROCCO CLARK 4. CARSON CAHILL

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4. DEREK ELWOOD 5. SCOTT CLAPPER 250 C 1. MASON MEYER 2. JACOB LESKO 3. RAMZEE HAWK 4. DAMON MCCOY 5. LUC HENDRICKSON Open A 1. TIMMY CROSBY 2. JAKE IMPENS 3. BEN NELKO 4. VINCENT LUHOVEY JR 5. CASEY CLARK Open B 1. LOGAN LEITZEL 2. DUSTIN MILLER 3. SETH ANDRES 4. DREW MILLER 5. SCOTT CLAPPER Open C 1. MASON MEYER 2. JACOB LESKO 3. DAMON MCCOY 4. RAMZEE HAWK 5. NATHAN PUZAK Plus 25 1. JEREMY COOK 2. BRANDON ALBRIGHT 3. DAN RAIBLE 4. BRENDAN KUTSCH 5. ALEX RICK

Plus 30 A/B (PAMX +30) 1. CASEY CLARK 2. JEREMY COOK 3. DAN RAIBLE 4. MICHAEL BEAR 5. KRISTOPHER SHUMAKER Plus 30 B 1. DOUG STOUFFER 2. JARROD RAPER 3. JARED GONTZ 4. KEITH NAUGLE Plus 30 C 1. JEFF WHEATON 2. JOSEPH PETRILL 3. ERIK KOTMAIR Plus 40 A/B (PAMX +40) 1. MICHAEL BEAR 2. ANTHONY MARTIN 3. KEITH NAUGLE 4. JEFFREY MILLER 5. JAMES DOBBS Plus 45 1. RALPH BENTLEY 2. JEFFREY MILLER 3. JODY NEVLING 4. MATTHEW CEMPA 5. JOE GOODMAN Plus 50 1. RALPH BENTLEY 2. BRAD STEPP 3. JODY NEVLING 4. MATTHEW CEMPA

Girls (9-15) 1. KASSIDY LAHR 2. MAGGIE HARMISON 3. JENNA SCHULTEIS 4. ANGEL WHEELER Women 1. EMMA HEPLER 2. HATTIE HUSTON 3. KATIE GOODMAN 4. JENNA SCHULTEIS Open D (PAMX) 1. FRED BUCK 2. BRYCE MCCLAFFERTY 3. EVAN NUCCI 4. ZACHARY VOYTEK 5. JOHN PROBST Two-Stroke (PAMX) 1. BRENDAN KUTSCH Four-Stroke (PAMX) 1. NOAH VISLOSKY 2. RYAN LECHIEN 3. BROCK BELL 65 (7-9) (PAMX) 1. REECE WHEATON 2. WILLIAM SOKOL 3. MATTHEW MATTLIN 4. OWEN ROGAN 5. JOSEPH SLAUGHTER 125 cc B/C (PAMX) 1. JASON NEIDIGH 2. TIMMY CONRAD 3. KEVIN RIVERA 4. GIANNI LUMADUE 5. KALEB WELLER

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MAMA Season Opener Tomahawk MX - March 25th & 26th, 2017 By: Brapp Mag

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PICTURESPhotos By: Ken Hovance and BrappMa This& wasVIDEO it, the big show, the last gateway in the NE anyway

It took a little while to get to it but the Mid Atlantic Motocross Association was finally able to get their 2017 season moving. The series was originally planned to open at Budds Creek in early March but Mother Nature had other ideas.

Loretta Lynn Amateur National Championships. I know m have already qualified in other regions and the South East Mason Naecker wins both printing Jr. but after this particular race.

Mini classes and 80 (9-11) A

Over 900 riders made their way to the Doublin Gap MX burg, PA to take a shot for their entry ticket. I saw one cla the whole way from Utah to make the cut. It was a typical preparation for Tennessee, hot and dusty and great compet promoter for keeping everything running smoothly and fo track for this event.

They say everything happens for a reason however and I believe the opener got moved to this date so we all could enjoy the warm temperatures and clear skies that the Saturday racing offered up. The College Boy and 25 plus groups kicked off the 2017 season with some great racing action. The first moto of the year would see a great battle between MAMA regular Cameron Dowell and District 6’s Cory Carsten. Carsten is looking more like his legendary racing father Barry as time goes on and he would end up with the overall on this day.

Congrats to all who made it in, no matter where you call ho job to all those who didn’t just for making the attempt. Many made the cut here at this event with a few winning their cl pictured below. Take a look at how our champions did the mxsports.com to see the complete results.

Speaking of Barry - yes he was there too and although I heard him say at Motorama he shouldn’t be doing this anymore, he managed to grab three Senior class wins on the day. 25 Plus would see Chad Wages with the win followed by Jason Carroll and Phil Lyon Jr.

Justin Rodbell from Prince Frederick, MD went 1 - 2- 3 to win 125 (12-16) B/C and 1 - 7 - 1 to win Schoolboy 1 (12-16) B/C

Next up was School Boy 1 and let me tell you, some of the names competing here are bound for greatness. This is always one of my favorite divisions as these young racers are moving off the minis and preparing their chase for the expert and pro ranks. There were way too many great battles on the day for me to get into here. Besides I’m afraid I would fail to mention someone deserving. Please check the top five finishers here then head over to MAMAMX. com to see the complete results. Make sure you hit our website at either BrappMag.com or download our FREE phone app by searching Brapp Mag on your phones app store. There you can catch images from all classes and some really cool video from the day. We’ll see you at Southfork. B

Max Sanford was on fire winning three amateur divisions

Saturday Results Women Support 1. BAILEY KING 2. EMMA MOULDEN 3. DANIELLE REEVES 4. AMBER KESNER 4. BREANNA SVILAND

College Boy 14-24 1. CORY CARSTEN 2. CAMERON DOWELL 3. NICK HESS 4. CODY LAWN 5. RYAN RASSA

Women Open 1. LAUREN PLATE 2. NICHOLE VOORHEES 3. JESSICA BETZ 4. MORGAN RIFENBURG 5. ALEXA CATTERTON

School Boy 1 1. GAGE STINE 2. MAXWELL SANFORD 3. GAUGE KEITH 4. REESE WILMOTH 5. ORION GREGORY

Super Senior Open 1. BARRY CARSTEN 2. JOHN KIDD 3. TOBY LEEMORE 4. LAWRENCE LITTLER 5. QUENTIN CLOSE

School Boy 2 1. MAXWELL SANFORD 2. TODD STITH 3. GAGE STINE 4. ZACHARY LAHMAN 5. ALEX PANZARELLA

Senior Open 1. BARRY CARSTEN 2. JASON CARROLL 3. STEPHEN PLANK 4. JOHN KIDD 5. TOBY LEEMORE

Supermini 1 1. ORION GREGORY 2. TODD STITH 3. GARRETT HOFFMAN 4. JACOB JARRELL 5. TRAVIS HENRY-BELOTTI

Jr Mini 1 1. MASON NAECKER 2. ISAAC JUERGENS 3. DIRK STEWART 4. JOSEPH SHIPLEY 5. DANIEL BROOKSHIRE 50 4-6 Special Limited 1 1. JACKSON BECK 2. MORGAN RICHARDS 3. BRADY GRIGORA 4. KORY DEFELICIS 50 Shaft/PW Limited 1. JACKSON BECK 2. BRADY GRIGORA 3. CRUZ SANFT 4. KORY DEFELICIS 5. CHASE HOOPER 50 Open Limited 1. ETHAN BARAN 2. CHASE ELLIS 3. ROBERT CUTSAIL 4. LOGAN BECK

Seniors 50 Plus Senior Novice Bryce Shelly from Telford, PA 1. BARRY CARSTEN 1. MANUEL RAMOS 2. JEFFREY WILMOTH went 1 - 1 - 1 to sweep 85cc MORGA 2. JOSEPH 3. GREG VOELL 3. NICHOLAS MOENING (9-12) - File Photo from Area Q 4. RICH HUTCHINS 4. DERRICK HOBBS 5. CHARLES DZANKO III 25 plus 1. CHAD WAGES Super Senior Novice 2. JASON CARROLL 1. WILLIAM LEMASTERS 3. PHIL LYON JR 2. JASON LOVE 4. DERRICK HOBBS 3. CHARLES DZANKO III 5. JOSHUA HURST 4. KERBY RANDLER 5. GREGORY KNIGHT

Unlimited A/B 1. TYLER STEPEK 2. GAGE STINE 3. GAUGE KEITH 4. CAMERON DOWELL 5. NATHAN MURPHY Unlimited C/D 1. EDWARD PORTERFIELD 2. ROBERT HAYNES 3. CHUCKIE NIGRIN 4. ADAM SERES 5. TYLER HICKEY

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Edward Porterfield claims Unlimited C-D and 125 C

125 B 1. OSCAR MOY 2. GAUGE KEITH 3. JAKE MUMPOWER 125 C 1. EDWARD PORTERFIELD 2. BENJAMIN CARROLL 3. ADAM SERES JR 4. TRAVIS HENRY-BELOTTI 5. NICK WAGNER 250 A 1. TYLER STEPEK 2. SCOTT CLARK 3. CHAD WAGES 4. JOEL ADAMS 5. CORY CARSTEN 250 B 1. MAXWELL SANFORD 2. NICK HESS 3. TODD STITH 4. CODY GROVES 5. ZACHARY LAHMAN 250 C 1. TYLER HICKEY 2. COLT SHANNON 3. CHRIS ANDREWS 4. CHUCKIE NIGRIN 5. EDWARD PORTERFIELD Mini Woman Open 1. LEIGHA ROTZ 2. ALEXA CATTERTON 3. LAINA RANDOLPH 4. BROOKE BOWLIN 5. BAILEY KING Mini Woman Support 1. PAIGE WHITNEY

Tyler Stepek wins both premier expert classes over Scotty Clark

Open A 1. TYLER STEPEK 2. SCOTT CLARK 3. CAMERON DOWELL 4. CORY CARSTEN 5. JOEL WHITTEN

Open B 1. MAXWELL SANFORD 2. TODD STITH 3. NICK HESS 4. REESE WILMOTH 5. ALEX PANZARELLA

4. JOSEPH NAIA 5. CODY BOWLING

Open C 1. ROBERT HAYNES 2. JEREMIAH SNOW 3. ADAM SERES JR 4. COLT SHANNON 5. TYLER KING

80 9-11 B 1. RYAN BOWIE 2. DIRK STEWART 3. CHAD DZANKO

Open D 1. HUNTER EMERY 2. JASON BROGDON 3. COLIN MEUSHAW 4. BRAD FORSTEN Supermini 2 12-16 1. JACOB JARRELL 2. TRAVIS HENRY-BELOTTI 3. BENJAMIN CARROLL 4. BRANDAN ALLEN 5. BRAYDEN POHLHAUS Jr Mini 2 7-11 1. MASON NAECKER 2. ISAAC JUERGENS 3. BROOKE BOWLIN 4. DANIEL BROOKSHIRE 5. RYAN BOWIE 80 12-15 A 1. GARRETT HOFFMAN 2. JACOB JARRELL 3. GAVIN HEATH 4. BRANDAN ALLEN 5. BRAYDEN POHLHAUS 80 12-15 B 1. COLE STOCKS 2. JASON LORD JR 3. JAKE EDDY 4. JOSEPH LINDELL 80 12-15 C 1. WILLIAM HAYNES 2. ANTHONY HICKEY 3. WILLIAM BOUCHAT

80 9-11 A 1. MASON NAECKER 2. ISAAC JUERGENS

80 9-11 C 1. BROOKE BOWLIN 2. NICHOLAS FORD 3. JACOB VAN BREEVOORT 4. PARKER DAVIS 5. KYLE GRAUER 60 B 1. DANIEL BROOKSHIRE 2. JOSEPH SHIPLEY 3. PARKER DAVIS 4. HUNTER TEETS 5. FISHER TEETS 60 C 1. DEMETRIOUS JONES 2. TURNER BATES 3. TYLER BOCKMAN 4. BEN LAWN 5. ETHAN BARAN 50 4-6 Special Limited 2 1. JACKSON BECK 2. CHRISTIAN NAIA 50 4-8 A 1. ETHAN BARAN 50 4-8 B 1. SHANE BOWIE 2. COLTON STEWART 3. ANTHONY KIMBLE 4. ROBERT CUTSAIL 50 Limited Jr 4-6 1. JACKSON BECK 2. CHRISTIAN NAIA 3. CHASE ELLIS

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CHAPLAINS CORNER By: Jim Bull

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Each month as I write this column my hopes are that it can make a difference in someone’s life or in many lives for that matter. I title this article the Chaplains Corner not to entice, threaten or pull anyone in. I title it that because it’s where my beliefs come from. I know that not everyone believes in a higher power and especially in the higher power (Jesus Christ) that I believe in. I realize it’s also not my place to tell anybody how to think or what to believe. My only goal is to present some facts and hope that it means something to somebody. It’s funny to me though that as I gain my information and hopefully wisdom from the Bible, how ironic that most of the other information out there, no matter what the subject is, comes from Biblically based ideas and teachings. They just won’t tell us that however. Let’s look at the word wisdom for example. I would bet that most of you would agree that to use wisdom in the things that we do is a good idea. Especially when we are on the race track competing. I went to the number one source these days for information (Google) and here is what I found.

Wis·dom - a noun The soundness of an action or decision with regard to the application of experience, knowledge, and good judgment. Definition of wisdom - from the Merriam-Webster Dictionary 1. Accumulated philosophical or scientific learning : knowledge 2. A wise attitude, belief, or course of action 3. The teachings of the ancient wise men I would say the above answers are all pretty correct. We want to make sound decisions when approaching lapped rider’s right? We also want to look at facts like in the dictionary’s first definition (we have to look at the science). And yes having a wise attitude or course of action is always smart, but I’ll ask you - where do you get that information from? How about number three above, the teachings of ancient wise men. That could be your biblical reference without actually saying its information from a Holy book. I know many times too we all claim that we want to learn things the hard way - by actual experience. And trust me; I have plenty of experience from that course of action myself. What I would encourage you to do as an alternative is to learn from the teachings of others, to learn from someone else’s experience. Enter the book of Proverbs - its 31 chapters written by one of the wisest kings of ancient times. Below is what I found on the website: www.biblehub.com.

The Purpose of Proverbs 1: These are the proverbs of Solomon, David’s son, king of Israel. 2: Their purpose is to teach people wisdom and discipline, to help them understand the insights of the wise. 3: Their purpose is to teach people to live disciplined and successful lives, to help them do what is right, just, and fair. 4: These proverbs will give insight to the simple, knowledge and discernment to the young. I would ask you all to believe one thing if nothing else that’s written above. Believe that there are no new success principles or ways to become wise. Believe that everything you need to know about living a happy and successful life can be found in the pages of God’s Bible. I would ask you to check it out and see for yourself. Do it in secret if you must, but I would say it just might be one of the wisest decisions you’ll ever make in your life.

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With his wholesome “Boy Next Door” smile, Jeremy Orr (Hulmeville, PA) looks like he’d be right at home on the starting line of some small town high school football game. However, Jeremy has found his niche on a different kind of starting line. Jeremy is a flat track motorcycle racer. Despite having ridden motorcycles for most of his seventeen years, Jeremy didn’t have the opportunity to begin racing until 2014. “I had always wanted to do some sort of racing,” Jeremy said, “But I didn’t have the connections to do it. When I moved to Levittown, my neighbor was a former national number, and he took me under his wing and got me started on a KX125... I did pretty well, my first couple of races.” Pretty well, indeed. In his first year, Jeremy won the 125 Championships in both District 6 and District 7. In 2016, he won both Main events in the Amateur Classes at the Springfield short track races. This year, in only his fourth year of racing, he has gone professional. “This year,” he said, “I’m racing in the AFT Singles Class on my Gianna Utility Construction, Triple J racing, Honda CRF450r.” Jeremy adds, “The biggest challenges about the sport, for me, has definitely been the fact that I started so late and have to play ‘catch up,’ but I try to look at it as, I’ll be at my peak a lot later than everyone else I’m racing against now, and I look at that as a good thing.” When asked about his immediate goals, Jeremy said, “This year, I plan on racing as much as I can. I’m in the process now of trying to get a bike out west for rounds 4 and 5 of the AFT series. I struggle on bigger hard pack clay tracks, so I’m kind of building my schedule around those types of tracks. I want to get as much experience as I can before 2018, on those types of tracks.” Most of his racing in District 6 was on Short Tracks, and Jeremy is quite comfortable on loose and dug up dirt. However, he is looking more comfortable, each time he steps out of his comfort zone and takes a few fast laps on the longer or more hard-packed tracks, and he has been attracting more fan attention at every race he has run in. So far, this season, that has included races

in Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia, and North Carolina. “My personal goal for 2017 is to make main events in AFT,” Jeremy said, “And to podium at least once this year in an AFT event. Other than that, from my mechanical point of view, my goal is to never not make a race or not be able to finish a race because of mechanical failure.” Jeremy has a very busy life, even when he isn’t on the track. He is currently finishing his Junior year at Bucks County Technical High School, where he has been studying High Performance Engines for the past three years. He also holds a job as an underground utility locater for Gianna Utility Construction. “During the school year, I go right to work after school at 2pm,” he said, “and work until 8pm pretty much 5 days a week, and full days on weekends I’m not racing. My normal day is... school from 6am-2pm, then work from 2pm-8pm, then I’m usually working in the shop from 8 until sometimes as late as 2am... Whatever it takes to get things ready for the weekend coming up.” That’s a pretty impressive schedule for a seventeen-year old! Why would a busy guy like that take on the extra tasks and time restrictions of a professional racer? “If there had to be one specific thing I had to say about what I love about the sport,” he explained, “It would have to be the relationship the flat track community has with each other. The help and advice I’ve been fortunate enough to have has come from some of the best in the sport. Pretty much anyone is willing to help anyone out with anything, without a second thought.” When asked what he would advise someone who was considering flat track racing, he said, “The biggest advice I would give to someone that is interested in flat track is... Just Do It. 4 years ago, I literally never heard of flat track at all... and, 2 years ago, if you would have told me in 2017 I’d have a professional license, I would have said, ‘You’re lying.’ In life, you’ll never know what will happen unless you give it your all and try something new!” Wise words, indeed. Finally, when asked if there was anybody he’d like to thank, Jeremy said, “I’d like to thank Mia Moore for giving me this opportunity for this interview, and all my other sponsors, because truly without them I wouldn’t be where i am today: Gianna Utility Construction,Triple J Racing, Hulmeville Inn, All the Above Tree Service, Mom and Dad, Ed Mondelli, Fusion Racewear, Sarah Varnes, Dan Bromley, Web Camshafts, Works Connection, DT-1 Filters, Impact Safe T Armor, Forma Boots USA, KW Race Wear, Saddlemen, Motion Pro, Vortex Racing, and After Dark Tuning.” B

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