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Duquette Enduro, long time coming Duquette, Minnesota - October 8-9 By Michael Pohl

wenty five months is a long time to wait for an enduro. The last Duquette Enduro was in August 2009. It was one year ago that wet conditions caused the Straight Arrow Enduro Rider Trail Boss, Ken Fastner, to ask the Minnesota DNR to close the forest. “It was to keep the trails from being hammered”, said Fastner. “It was only the second time we’ve had to cancel an enduro in 40 years. The other cancellation was back in the 70’s, due to dry conditions and worries about forest fires ”. Things looked grim for most of this year too. It seemed as if mother nature was in a wicked way throughout the summer. Persistent wet terrain kept the Nemadji State Forest closed much of this season. In July a massive wind storm knocked down trees throughout the forest, blocking the trails in hundreds of places. SAER members dauntlessly chainsawed their way through the ravaged timberland. Then came the rains. On August 1, six inches fell in less than 24 hours. The river through Duquette overflowed it’s banks. Bridges across trails were tossed downstream as if they were Dixie cups. Roads into the forest were washed out as culverts were overwhelmed. Access to the forest was blocked until the DNR could repair these roads. When the enduro was postponed from late August to early October, there was scant hope it would actually occur. But the weather pendulum swung again. Rain clouds became extinct in September. It was so dry the day before the event we were worried about dust. A forest fire raged just five miles south of Duquette, battled by heli-

copters and water bombers. We prayed to the weather Gods we’d get a half inch of rain Saturday night to tamp down the dust. We got an inch. Close enough! And so began the first fall enduro Minnesota riders have seen in several decades. Brown, tan and red leaves covered sections of the course. The golden light of fall created a feeling of openness in the woods not felt with the dense green foliage of summer. The first sections, especially for the early minutes, were a bit slippery, courtesy of the prior night’s rain resting on the leaves. By the time the riders hit the A/B section, ground conditions were perfect. Many riders were overheard saying, “awesome trails today” and “enduro of the year”. Yet, some of the faster riders thought the resets were a bit long. The 30 mph average, and trail conditions being unknown until the morning of the enduro, made calculating how long it would

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take riders to complete various sections as challenging as predicting this year’s weather. “It was good that we went with a 30 mph average”, said Fastner. “Nate Ferderer almost zero’d one of the sections”. And Ferderer it was who took home the Overall Trophy. Just like he did for every other District 23 enduro this year, and last year too. This is a remarkable achievement. Such a performance has the markings of a national-caliber rider. It will be interesting to watch Ferderer’s future progress, as he is on an upward trajectory of domination that begs comparison to District 23 enduro legend Craig Holasek’s near decade rule of the sport. Here’s to hoping we won’t need to wait another 25 months for the next Duquette Enduro to find out. Premier: 1.Craig Behun 2.John Maki 3.Travis Mathwig 4.Nehemiah Buchholz 5.Devon Forsberg PeeWee: 1.Jack Maki 2.Jayme French 3.Aundrea Artman Girls: 1.Ally Mathwig 2.Sarah Stronczer 3.Shelby Reynolds 4.Savannah Buchholz Macro: 1.Joseph Goth 2.Jayme

French 3.Gage Henry 4.Emma Anderson 5.Drew Anderson Micro: 1.Philip Keenan 2.Ryder Gerulli 3.Kaylee Rother 4.Ryanne Artman 5.Rebekah Buchholz AA: 1.Nathan Ferderer 2.Dylan Debel 3.Craig Holasek 4.Joseph Martinson 5.Garrett Hansen 200A: 1.Mitchell Treichler 2.Tyler Pogreba 3.Dave Schreiner 250A: 1.Bobby Bretheim 2.Jerry Morgan 3.Trevor Anderson Open A: 1.Pete Laubmeier 2.Zachary Martinson 3.Paul Reschke 4.Alex Martinson 5.Mike Larson Vet A: 1.Brandon Hansen 2.Steve Solem 3.Andy Goble 4.Jason Goth 5.Curt Shomberg Sr A: 1.Jay Waalen 2.Trent Mobraaten 3.Kraig Hinkemeyer 4.Michael Reschke 5.Todd Johnson Super Sr A: 1.Robert Swift 2.Mike Ward 3.Kraig Anderson 4.Brandon Radel 5.Dave Grunklee 200B: 1.Cole Connelly 2.Austin Pogreba 3.Drey Lacroix 250B: 1.Mitchell Watson 2.John Schmalenberg 3.Brad Hoppe 4.Jerret Thiseth Open B: 1.Randy Imholte 2.Joseph Copley 3.Daniel Ekstrom Sr 4.Jesse Sandry 5.Paul Schmalenberg Open B: 1.Anthony Dipiazza 2.Justin Lokken 3.Benjamin Richel 4.James Landini 5.Andrew Gunderson Sr B: 1.Brian Lawrence 2.Jesse Cameron 3.Chris Macintosh 4.Michael Carlson 5.Tim Gregory Super Sr B: 1.John Ehlen 2.Leon Imholte 3.Ross Peterson 4.Steven Olson 5.Jack Gunderson 200C: 1.Patrick Schoen 2.Mark Schreiner 3.David Schlueter 250C: 1.Rebekah Less 2.Clayton

Jeff Tucker Goenner 3.Jason Stark 4.Alex Forsberg 5.Ian Martin Open C: 1.Scott Johnson Vet C: 1.Dan Hoffman 2.Jonathan Newstrom 3.Bryan Newstrom 4.Daniel Banks 5.Juston Beach Sr C: 1.Alan Wallner 2.Keith Wiger 3.Robert Hammerlund 4.Steve Jowers 5.Vittorio Tomolillo Super Sr C: 1.Karl Aske 2.Terry Wagoner 3.Mark Clemmons 4.Chris

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I hope I have brought you up to date on all of our business and that of the our parent organization the AMA. I will say the best part of Congress this year was the ride out and back. We had beautiful weather both coming and going. We took the Great River Road from Lacrosse to the Quad Cities and crossed IL, and IN into Columbus Ohio. And we didn’t hit any more deer which is always a positive thing as one a year is my limit. See you all at the awards banquet, Mike The 2011 District 15 Banquet is scheduled for February 25th at the CW Mount Community Center in Tipton, Indiana. There will be a new schedule for the awards banquet so watch the website, amadistrict15.org, for more information. Jim Cooper, D15 President District 15 Year-end points. Unfortunately at the end of November, when this issue had to go to print, most of the District 15 year-end points were not yet available. With the exception of Hill Climb, all the others were still being worked on. Hopefully we will be able to include the rider recognition in the March 2012 issue. NMA Prepares for 2012 National Events The NMA is gearing up for 2012, and is looking forward to another successful year.

The 41st Annual World Mini Grand Prix will again be presented at the super Mesquite MX Park in Mesquite, Nevada. The 2011 event saw an increase of 20% in entries at this great location. Next year the event dates will be April 9 through April 15, 2012. There is no qualifying for the World Mini Grand Prix, the original national motocross event for amateurs and up and coming pros. The 37th Annual NMA Grand National Motocross will be July 22 through July 28, 2012 in Ponca City, OK. Racers can qualify for the Grand Nationals in 40 Regions across the country. The 2011 event attracted over 2,000 entries. The 18th Annual Branson USA National Motocross Championship will be October 3 through 7, 2012 near Branson, Missouri. Branson USA has the unique distinction of being the only event at this facility. The track is built once a year over national terrain along the James River. There is no qualifying for this great, fun event. Contact NMA at 951587-9805 or nmamx.com for more information on how you can be part of these great events in 2012.

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Sugar Maple closes D16 Season Hill Point, Wisconsin - October 20 By Dave Hollub

t is hard to believe that just two years ago Sugar Maple MX as a full race facility was only a dream to Jason Erdmann. Today as racers lined up for their gate drops they had become part of the fulfillment of that dream, as the second successful season came to the checkers. Almost 75 riders came out on Saturday to dial in the track at the open practice and today 180 would line up in the gates to race. When the sun rose Sunday morning it was obvious the track was groomed to perfection, and ready race. First class off the gate was Quad A, and

Scott Kinczfogel was out front with Jay Mittelstaedt close behind, Brett Beier was running third and Jacob Powell fourth. Mittelstaedt was pushing hard and by lap three was poking his wheels in at the corners. On the fifth time around Mittelstaedt looked to be setting up a last second charge when his chain snapped just after the first valley and forced him off the track. In moto two Kinczfogel again jumped out to the lead but this time Powell was in second with Mittelstaedt third. Beier was running quite a distance back after a bad start but looked like he was flying as he came around the Daytona corner. Mittelstaedt was out front before lap three began and Beier moved up to second by the end of the moto. Beier’s consistent finishes payed off as his 2/2 put him on top for the overall while Kinczfogel (1/3) was second and Powell (3/4) third. Beier, “It started out a little rough today. I almost wiped out in the second moto. I tried to run my own race keeping it clean and I ended up coming out in second again. It was pretty good since I just bumped myself up into A, so it was a pretty good feeling to get an overall in my first A race. I want to thank Jay Mittelstaedt since he is my main sponsor

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at Jay’s Powersports. I ended up beating Jay, but I guess that is OK.” Eugene Wolff owned the 50Sr class today as he led both motos from the gate to finish checkers. Mitchell Malaney grabbed the second overall spot with a 2/2 day. Nicholas Coplien got crossed up in the start and had to battle with Jr rider Hannah Densow in moto one before grabbing the checkers in third place. In moto two Coplien had an easier time as he cruised to third to grab the final podium spot. 125 Junior was next up and when the gate dropped it was a bar to bar drag race to the holeshot corner where Cody Williams edged out Dakin Coons to be first around the corner onto the track. Williams immediately began putting breathing room between himself and Coons, who now had his hands full battling with Brandon Clifford. Early in lap three Clifford made the pass stick and then held on to the checkers. Ian Malinowski battled almost the entire moto with Lewis Medearis as they changed positions several times. Medearis went down on the final lap leaving Malinowski an easy cruise in for fourth. Williams was out front again at the start in moto two, and right away put some room behind him as he cruised to the overall. Clifford held out in second to the finish with Coons close behind. Dwight Ingalls grabbed the holeshot in +40 moto one while Wayne Slagle edged in front of Thomas Dretzka. Ingalls ran out front all moto without any challengers while Slagle and Dretzka mixed it up for second. Dretzka finally found the drive coming out of Hollub’s Hollow and jumped past Slagle, into second on the white flag lap.

Steve Sorge (915) and Michael Barta battle in +50.

Tom Ferguson powered his Honda down the start to grab the holeshot in moto two, after a fifth place in the first moto. Coons and Dretzka slipped past Ferguson in the roller section, and Dretzka was in the lead as they passed the scoring shack for the first time. Dretzka was starting to open up a small gap on Coons until he overshot the corner. Dretzka held onto the lead, but had Coons on his rear wheel for the rest of the moto. Ferguson finished third and Slagle rounded out the top four. When Sportsman B/C took their first gate drop it was Kail McCormack out front at the holeshot with Cody Williams and Jason Kidd close behind. Williams quickly jumped out front and stayed there to the checkers. Brandon Clifford was on a roll and midway through lap three slipped past McCormack in the sweeper to claim second. Kidd now started putting pressure on McCormack and as they began the final lap Kidd slipped past to take third. Clifford was out front at the beginning of moto two with Williams right behind him. Williams mixed up his lines but couldn’t find one that worked to take the lead until lap two when he powered through the rollers to move out front. McCormack held onto third for another lap before Kidd found a gap to slide through to move up and take away the position. The 250A first moto was red flagged shortly after the start when leader Zach Coons went down hard over the triple. Coons was able to walk off the track after a being treated by the medics, but his day was over. Vaughn Mays grabbed the restart and despite early pressure from Jason Erdmann, stayed out front to the finish. Colton Karl fought his way past Zach Kenning and as he hit the scoring corner on lap three he was on Narel’s back wheel. Narel covered his lines but Karl managed to slip by at the beginning of lap four only to have Narel reclaim the position before the checkers flew. Mays was out front again in moto two and on the way to claiming a 1/1 day for the overall. Erdmann had second locked up. By the time lap two ended the race for third had tightened up as Kenning, Karl, and Narel all went through scoring almost wheel to wheel. Karl made it into third on the next lap, and then Narel got past Kenning on lap four to set up the moto finish positions. Max Steinhorst blasted down the start straight in 85Sr to grab the holeshot with Dal-

ton Peterson in second. As they dropped into the first valley section Peterson took the tight inside line to edge his way out front. Now Steinhorst was being pushed by Cale Ninneman. Ninneman made his move the next time they headed into valley one and came out in second place. Steinhorst was again out front in moto two and this time despite constant pressure all moto from Ninneman he held onto the lead to the finish. Peterson finished third. In the end moto math worked for Steinhorst (3/1) to grab the overall followed by Ninneman (2/2). Ninneman later, “My day went pretty good, I got my first second place overall which feels good. In the second moto we

Riemann put his head down and charged even harder and passed Kilday going into the Daytona corner. As they approached the ski jump for the final time a lapper got in the way and Kilday slipped by. Riemann was determined and stayed hard on the throttle up the hill to the finish. As they jumped at the top Riemann scrubbed just enough to get on the ground first and edge out Kilday by inches for the checkers. Kilday grabbed the moto two holeshot and this time had Chris Zimmerman all over him. Zimmerman bobbled and let Christopher Tilindis and Alex Wille past on lap two. Wille was able to jump past Tilindis at the tunnel 3 jump. Zimmerman recovered from his

Max Steinhorst (#520) won the 85Sr overall.

were battling all the time, I really had a fun time with Max. He was just a little faster. The track was really nice the second set of motos, the first it was a little muddy but that is racing and I handled it. I want to thank my Mom and Dad for supporting me and letting me race. Also Jason and Kent Erdmann for having such a nice track and letting us ride on it.” Both motos of Open C turned into great racing as Kyle Kilday battled it out with different riders to grab the overall. In moto one Kilday was out front at the first corner with Dillon Riemann on his rear tire. On lap four

bobble and before lap two was over had moved back into second just ahead of Wille. Zimmerman was reeling Kilday in and as they went into the first valley on lap three he was banging bars with Kilday. Despite the pressure Kilday held on to the finish. Kilday took the overall with a 2/1 day while Zimmerman (3/2) was second and Riemann (1/5) finished the podium. Once the day was over it was obvious to everyone there Erdmann had again pulled off a great season of racing and riding at Sugar Maple MX. Throughout the season he kept changing up sections of track, keeping it chalCYCLE USA, December 2011

lenging but safe and fresh for everyone. Erdman commented on the season, “First off I want to thank Vetesniks for kicking in the extra cash for the A classes today. This was our second season and we are still progressing. It is always great to see the regulars but even more important it seems we keep getting new riders here each race and they like the track. I think our turnout today was our best ever and everyone I talked to was really happy with the track. I cannot thank everyone enough for coming out, riding, and helping out. We plan to keep getting bigger and better thanks to input from riders. Thanks again everyone.” Results: Quad A: 1.Bret Beier 2.Scott Kinczfogel 3.Jacob Powell 4.Jay Mittelstaedt Quad B: 1.Kory Blake 2.Brekken Kleinschmidt 3.Brian Kinczfogel Quad C: 1.Nicholas Kvigne 2.Michael Hatfield 3.Duane Pretsch 4.Kyle Ertmer

50Jr.: 1.Hannah Densow 50Sr.: 1.Eugene Wolff 2.Mitchell Malaney 3.Nicholas Coplien 4.Abraham Boebel 125Jr.: 1.Cody Williams 2.Brandon Clifford 3.Dakin Coons 4.Ian Malinowski 5.Joshua Jensema +40: 1.Thomas Dretzka 2.James Coons 3.Wayne Slagle 4.Tom Ferguson 5.John Malchow Sports B/C: 1.Cody Williams 2.Bran-

don Clifford 3.Jason Kidd 4.Kail McCormack 5.Falen Narel +25B/C: 1.Brandon Miller 2.Mat Herrington 3.Scott Bader +30B/C: 1.Ted Coplien Jr. 2.Matt price 3.Michael Krejchik 4.Douglass Ninneman 5.Jay Norman +50: 1.Thomas Dretzka 2.Michael Barta 3.Steven Sorge 4.Ted Coplien 5.William Terry 250A: 1.Vaughn Mays 2.Jason Erd-

Brekken Kleinschmidt was second overall in Quad B.

mann 3.Colton Karl 4.Dylan Narel 5.William Menzel 250B: 1.Dakin Coons 2.AJ Meidl 3.Jason Kidd 4.Ian Malinowski 5.Andy Draeger 250C: 1.Joshua Jensema 2.Kyle Kilday 3.Austin Goodwater 4.Alex Wille 5.Eliah Norman 85Jr.: 1.Dylan Densow 2.Eddie Norred Jr. 3.Connor Anderson 4.Tyler Gamble 5.Jett Boebel 85Sr.: 1.Max Steinhorst 2.Cale Ninneman 3.Dalton Peterson 4.Austin Collins 5.Matthew Mowery +45: 1.Wayne Slagle 2.Jeff Ramsay 3.Jon Schubert 4.Steven Sorge 5.Thomas Conroy SuperMini: 1.Dylan Densow 2.Max Steinhorst 3.Cale Ninneman 4.Dalton Peterson 5.Dalton Smithey Open A: 1.Vaughn Mays 2.Joshua Philbrick 3.Jason Erdmann 4.Colton Karl 5.Dylan Narel Open C: 1.Kyle Kilday 2.Chris Zimmerman 3.Dillon Riemann 4.Christopher Tilindis 5.Alex Wille Open B: 1.Brandon Clifford 2.Jason Kidd 3.Brandon Miller 4.Craig Flancher 65cc: 1.Eddie Norred Jr. 2.Tyler Gamble 3.Ronald Schmidt 4.Sam Forstner 5.Cole Price +30A: 1.Thomas Dretzka 2.Tom Ferguson 125Sr. 30+: 1.Doug Forstner 2.Jon Schubert 3.Michael Barta 4.Michael Lehmann 5.Thomas Conroy

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Pleasure Riders D17 Bonus MX Cayuga, Illinois - October 9 By David Henry Photos by Kathy Gepford

ctober 9th marked the annual District 17 bonus points motocross at Pleasure Riders M/C. This year the motocross track saw major updates including bringing back the down and up hill sections that made the track a hotspot back in the 80’s and 90’s. Several hours with a dozer and skid steer also saw the track’s first turn become 12 feet wider than in the past and the majority of the track gaining 6 feet in additional width. Water roads were cut in and they even have a custom made water truck provided by Big Wheel Offroad and Coffman’s Truck Service. With all of the updates the turn out was good and the racing was great. The highlight of the day was the combined Open A, Open B second moto. After doing a double gate drop in the first moto, the riders decided to do a single gate drop in the second moto. This single drop is all the opportunity local racer Dakota Blakeney (185) needed to show his speed on the updated track. Blakeney, a 16 year old from Westville, IL had his Remax Real Estate backed Kawasaki on the gas as the gate dropped. Rounding the first corner with the holeshot was Blakeney, followed closely by Open A riders Corey Deadmond and Mattoon Kawasaki backed Korey Hawkins. While the battle was close between Blakeney and the “A” riders for the first three laps, Blakeney began to pull away as the white flag flew. Blakeney cruised home for the win in the moto and the Open B overall. Deadmond crossed second overall in the moto and first in Open A. The overall in Open A went to Cody McMurray on his Honda 450 with an overall score of 1-2. Deadmond was second with a 4-1 and Hawkins was third with a 2-3. Another great class to watch was Super Mini. Rochester, IL. racer Parker Smith had his Kawasaki on rails as he went on to and

overall win with a 1-1. While Smith was out front trying to make easy work of it, the real story was watching Chance Trigalet battle back from two bad starts. Both motos, Trigalet was just wringing out his Honda for all it had, flying around the track picking off riders and trying to make up time on Smith. Trigalet went on for a 2-2 finish and a hard fought second overall. When asked after the races what it was like to battle back like that, he said, “The track was just awesome today. The start was really deep and I had a couple of bad jumps off of the gate. With the way they have upgraded the track, you can just stay on the gas and it is so much easier to pass. In one corner I had my choice of five different lines and that sure helped. I definitely could not do any of this without the help of my Mom and Dad, Coffmans Truck Service and Big wheel offroad. They really help me a lot.” Taking third overall in Super Mini with a 4-3 was David McClain on his Yamaha. Smith also went on to sweep both motos in the 125 and Schoolboy classes. He had his Honda 125 flying in those motos also and was able to catch and pass several “A” riders who had started before him from the double gate drop. Another young rider who was fast all day and swept all of his motos was Carter Gordon. Gordon went on to take 1-1 finishes in 85Jr and 85 9-13. The biggest class of the day was 250C with 16 riders lined up to do battle. From the drop of the gate in the first moto, it was evident that this day belonged to Honda mounted Jared Keller. The Veedersburg, IN. native went on to convincing wins in both motos. Newton’s Devin Shafer came home second with a 22 and Chance Trigalet

finished third with a 4-5. Shafer went on to sweep both motos in the Open C class and take home the win to go along with his second in 250C. In the +40 and 45 classes it was all Dave Jolin on his Honda 450. After fighting off battles with Brad Adams on his 2012 Kawasaki 450, Jolin won all four motos. Adams crossed with for second place finishes behind Jolin, but won the +30B/C overall after sweeping both motos. In the 65Sr class it was all Jason Gepford. Gepford, on this KTM went on for a 11 set of moto romps. Gepford also put in a

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Dakota Blakeney had a good day winning both 14-24 and Open B.

great ride in 85Jr, for second overall. It was a great day of racing at Pleasure Riders. The weather was beautiful for early October, the track was prime and the competition was great. When I talked to one of the track designers, Eric Trigalet, he said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;the track turned out great today. With the new water truck we were able to keep the track in great shape all day long. We definitely plan to keep upgrading the track and look forward to having more races in 2012â&#x20AC;?. Pleasure Riders will look to kick off their 2012 season as early as April with multiple weekends of hill climbs and motocross. Results: 50cc 4-8 Multi/Auto: 1.Evan Entas 2.Mason Byrnes 3.Jayden Hutson 4.Teegan Fleming 5.Caleb House 50Jr: 1.Caiden Gerling 2.Austin Hanabarger 3.Karson Joe Stevenson 4.Evan Entas 50Sr: 1.Checotah Benefiel 65Jr: 1.Adam Funk 2.Jacob Mcgee 3.Derrick Bell 4.John Mcclain 5.Braden Walters 65Sr: 1.Jason Gepford 2.Ethan Blacketer 3.Keenen Stingley 4.Sydney Trigalet 65 Beg: 1.Ethan Blacketer 85Jr: 1.Carter Gordon 2.Jason Gep-

ford 3.Ren Dazey 4.Alex Funk 5.Landen Noggle 85Sr: 1.David Mcclain 2.Trey Walters 3.Gage Noblitt 4.Hunter Wilson 5.Jacob Hall 85 9-13: 1.Carter Gordon 2.Trey Walters 3.Jason Gepford 4.Landen Noggle 5.Ren Dazey 125cc: 1.Parker Smith 2.Austin Shelton 3.Paxton Kerber 4.Corey White 5.Chance Trigalet 250A: 1.Korey Hawkins 250B: 1.Blake Cappello 2.Trey Clark 250C: 1.Jared Keller 2.Devin Schafer 3.Chance Trigalet 4.Paxton Kerber 5.Bryce Cox Open A: 1.Cody Mcmurray 2.Cory Deadmono 3.Korey Hawkins 4.Corey White 5.Morey Hawkins Open B: 1.Dakota Blakeney 2.Trey Clark Open C: 1.Devin Schafer 2.Bryce Cox 3.Jeffrey Chaney 4.Brody Mccool 5.Lonnie Estes +25: 1.Korey Hawkins 2.Cory Deadmono 3.Morey Hawkins +30A: 1.Eric Trigalet 2.Randy Peek +30B/C: 1.Brad Adams 2.Jason Gerling 3.Joe Patton 4.Nick Cavanaugh +40: 1.Dave Jolin 2.Brad Adams 3.Randy Peek 4.Joe Patton 5.Karl Racine Quad C: 1.Logan Hawkins 2.Joe Lawson SuperMini: 1.Parker Smith 2.Chance Trigalet 3.David Mcclain 4.Jeremy Bergbover

5.Chance Favre Vintage: 1.Tristan Smith 2.Samuel Sappington 3.Frank Bruno 4.Ryan Balla 14-24: 1.Dakota Blakeney 2.Corey White 3.Kayla Miller +45: 1.Dave Jolin 2.Brad Adams

3.Dave Pfeifter 4.Steven Kerber +50: 1.Gary Shewhart +55: 1.Bill White 2.Gary Shewhart Quad 300cc: 1.Jeremy Raupp Schlby: 1.Parker Smith 2.Paxton Kerber 3.Kenner Shutt

Jared Keller won both motos in the 250C class.

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Crazy Man’s Hideout HS Veedersburg, In - October 30 By David Dunnuck Photos by Cheryl Dunnuck

he Mid-America XC series secured a brand new piece of property near Veedersburg Indiana known as the Crazy Man’s Hideout. In addition to being a brand new track for local riders, MAXC was hosting an AMA National Harescramble which pulled in some big named riders. The ATVs raced on Saturday which was followed by the bikes on Sunday, and there were many activities on Saturday evening. Not only was there a live band and dancing available, a highly contested corn hole tournament was held in conjunction with a costume contest for the kids. The mini races have been heating up with the extremely close racing between AMA Youth rider of the year, Austin Lee and Northern Indiana youngster Mike Witkowski. Witkowski nailed the holeshot while Lee struggled to get the bike fired off the line. Shortly after getting going, Lee had quickly moved through the pack of Super Mini riders, with the exception on Witkowski. Witkowski established a 30 second lead which he never relinquished taking the victory over

Heavy B’s Jesse Parr and family.

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Lee in what was definitely an impressive display of skill and talent. The 85cc race also provided parents and spectators with another exciting race between Eric Douglass and Tate Guerrettaz. Guerrettaz was pressuring Douglass throughout the entire race with the third place rider, Kayden Young, quite a distance back. With the elapsed time clearly displayed, Guerrettaz realized he had two laps to make his move for the lead. Unfortunately for Guerrettaz, the race was stopped short of the advertised one hour plus a lap resulting in a second place finish, only seconds behind Douglass. Being the last race of the year, several of the PeeWee racers mounted their 65cc bikes for a test of what they will face next year. While the newcomers were having a great time on the bigger course, Lance Maschino was charging hard from back in the pack and landed a second place finish right behind Camden Hadley from Mooresville. The PeeWee course included a significant portion of the wide open cornfield, allowing the Pre Mix bikes to showcase their top speeds. Colby Davis of New York was absolutely flying around the course with a significant lead over sec-

Second place AA rider Jeff Cregg, refueling.

Sr A rider Rik Smits with his father.

ond place Louden Feltner. A mix up at the start of the race resulted in a couple of the youth riders jumping the green flag resulting in a 30 second stop and go penalty during the race. While this did not impact the leaders persistence, it did confuse Feltner resulting in a drop back to fourth place. Josh Cecil took advantage of the confusion and landed the second place spot in front of Garrett Mundy. The big bike course had a very good flow with a wide variety of terrain and obstacles for the riders. There were several creek crossings which required careful navigation, with very challenging exits through the mud. In addition to the creeks, there were many steep up and down hill transitions with wide open field sections placed throughout the course. The AA class was first to hit the woods, and blaze the trail for the remaining classes. Andrew Delong established himself as the rider to beat early in the race. Steven Squire, Derick Allen and Jeff Cregg were all in hot pursuit

during the early stages of the race. Cregg eventually moved into the number two spot on the third lap followed by Allen and Squire. The course held up well with the exception of a few small creek sections that ended up creating significant bottle necks for many riders. The top riders had no issue finding their way through the crowds with the help and support of the course marshal crews that were on top of every situation as it developed. Delong maintained his lead throughout the race with Cregg taking second place only 0:29 behind. Squire finished third, but was a significant 9:34 behind second. Zach Dotson and Duell Murphy rounded out the top five. Results (D15 Points Only): AA: 2.Jeff Cregg 3.Steven Squire 5.Tyler Tischler Open A: 2.Anthony Utley 3.David Dunnuck 4.Alex Witkowski Vet A: 1.Jeffrey Lauth 2.Jeff Weir Hvy B: 1.Luke Chilman 2.Ross Waggoner 3.Jb Love 4.Josh Keys Lht B: 1.Sam Shaver 2.Beau Lang 4.Keagan Lee Vet B: 1.Steve Endras 2.Brian Robey 3.Randy Martin Sr B: 1.Matt Tiller 2.Clay Scott 3.Mike Dezsi 4.Joe Williams

Lance Maschino finished second on his 65. Super Sr: 1.Robert Kirchner 2.Matthew Yeiter 4.Roger Ford 5.Tim Leehe Hvy C: 1.Joseph Bromley 2.Adam Ream 3.Tanner Bartlett 4.Jeremy Moore 5.Anthony Hesh Lht C: 3.Justin Ard 4.Isaac Hilburn First Year: 1.Hunter Maddox 2.Brandon Albert 4.Knudt Hanson 5.Jordan Newlin

SuperMini: 1.Mike Witkowski 2.Austin Lee 3.Vincent Smith 4.Colton Wilkes 5.Drew Gibbs 85cc: 1.Eric Douglass 2.Tate Guerrettaz 3.Kayden Young 4.Langdon Feltner 5.Kyle Mcmanus 65cc: 1.Camden Hadley 2.Lance Maschino 3.Cody Cope 4.Tanner Guerrettaz 5.Ethan Sowder

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Hawkeye Downs finale Cedar Rapids, IA - October 15 By Missi Thede

his October race was the final event of the season at Hawkeye Downs, as well as in District 22. With the drop of the starting gate came the 250A class. Andy Ney finished the first moto with the checkered flag followed by Coty Mosqueda and then Randy Hanson. This was a good close race, and the second moto proved to be even more exciting. Out of the gates Ney took the lead again while the others closed in and looked like a pack of lions surrounding its prey. Coming into the final laps, Hanson was one on one with Ney when in the back turn Hanson took a pretty ugly crash. It took a little bit before he got himself up and finished out

the race. Ney and Mosqueda took the first and second places again but not without Brett McLaud and Conrad Schipper pushing them. The 85Sr class saw Justin Beach pin the throttle in the first moto as he managed to stay in front of Bryce McLaud, Hailey Peterman, Tyler Miller and Travis Larson. The second moto seemed time for McLaud to take his own path. He moved into the first spot ahead of Beach in the opening lap and only looked ahead from there. The battle for third ended up between Peterman and Miller. After a moto long fight for the spot, Miller passed Peterman to take the third in the final lap. The overall placement ended up with Mclaud, Beach, Miller, Peterman and Larson making that fifth spot look easy.

50Sr. winners during the awards ceremony at intermission.

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More great racing took place in Quad 90 Open as Sky Volkamer took the first place spot ahead of Luke White and Sam Steckly. In addition to the racing, intermission held the annual awards ceremony with many riders and family members all smiling. This was the time to acknowledge the dedication and perseverance of riders and track members alike. Another full and satisfying year of racing was now coming to a close. It was a great time to appreciate the season, and everyone around us that made it so special. Great job Cedar Valley Trail Riders for another year of well ran events on an always exciting track. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re all already thinking of next spring, and the season opener. Results: 125: 1.Chase Stevenson 2.Jordan Harnish 3.Corey Jacobe 4.Nick Ryan 5.Jacob Falck 14-24A: 1.Conrad Schipper 2.Brett Mclaud 14-24B/C: 1.Dylan Thomas 2.Chase Juhl 3.Corey Jacobe 4.Nick Ryan 5.Jake Harnish SchlBy: 1.Steven Martens 2.Chase Stevenson Women: 1.Haylee Peterman 2.Darcy Goette 3.Kaylea Stoker +30A: 1.Chad Leidigh 2.Reese Lauritzen 3.Robert Palmer 4.Jim Lindsey +30B/C: 1.Timothy Conrad 2.Gary Schultz 3.Nicole Weis 4.Jay Bohm 5.Troy Brehm Quad C Open: 1.Dirk Myhr 2.Keaton Sterk 3.Casey Beaver 4.Colton Paustian 5.Derek Richards 50Jr: 1.Zane Brownsberger 2.Jonah Bates 3.Kaiden Knaack 4.Tye Bradley 5.Zachry Adelmund 50 Mini: 1.Audrey Biermann 2.Ashton Powell 3.Tristan Dietiker 4.Jentry Robinson 5.Ian Brownsberger Quad 50: 1.Dylan Sereg 2.Nate Thompson 3.Cody Spiegelhalter 4.Bryce Wilson 5.Lauren Wilson 50Sr: 1.Gage Steburg 2.Paxton Jobe 3.Julien Bates 4.Isaac Moyle 5.Jada Murphy Quad 90 CVT: 1.Brandon Hoag 2.Roderick Philipp 3.Austin Hayes 4.Cody Spiegelhalter 5.Brycen Messer Quad Jr: 1.Casey Beaver 250B: 1.Chase Juhl 2.Kyle Diemer 3.Jesse Ross 4.Kevin Goette 5.Austin Holmes Open A: 1.Brent Duffe 2.Coty Mosqueda 3.Reese Lauritzen 4.Chad Leidigh 5.Andy Ney 65Sr: 1.Blake Hoag 2.Drew Lubka 3.Ryley Helle 4.Mike Carter 5.Brady Hagenstein 65Jr: 1.Dylan Smith 2.Tristan Bell 3.Dawson Biermann 4.Ruger Brown 5.Kaden Mohror Open B: 1.Chase Stevenson 2.Jesse Ross 3.Dylan

Andrew ney during the Open A class first moto. Thomas 4.Steven Martens 5.Jacob Falck Open C: 1.John Lindsey 2.Matt Obrien 3.Michael Lohrer 4.Jack Obrien 5.Stone Schildroth Quad B Open: 1.Layne Lauer 85Sr: 1.Bryce Mclaud 2.Justin Beach 3.Tyler Miller 4.Haylee Peterman 5.Travis Larson 85Jr: 1.Jesse Aitchison 2.Dylan Smith 3.Tristan Bell 4.Drake Hayes 5.Drew Lubka Quad A Open: 1.Nick Crow 2.Charlie Weber 3.Benji Lorenz 4.Dalton Hicks 5.Tanner Gipple Quad 90 Open: 1.Sky Volkamer 2.Luke White 3.Sam Steckly 4.Gage Beebe 5.Sydnee Steckly +40A: 1.Robert Palmer 2.Bryant Ward 3.Ernest Peterman 4.Jim Lindsey 5.Brian Schipper +40B/C: 1.Matt Morris 2.Steven Barnes 3.Gary Schultz 4.David Goody 5.James Neff 250A: 1.Andy Ney 2.Coty Mosqueda 3.Brett Mclaud 4.Conrad Schipper 5.Randy Hanson SuperMini: 1.Damian Benson 2.Jesse Aitchison

3.Travis Larson 4.Cody Barnes 5.William Check Quad A Prod: 1.Nick Crow 2.Benji Lorenz 3.Tanner Gipple 4.Charlie Weber 5.Dalton Hicks Quad B/C Prod: 1.Layne Lauer 2.Keaton Sterk 3.Dirk Myhr 4.Tyler White 5.Gramm Meyer +25B/C: 1.Jesse Ross +25A: 1.Brent Duffe 2.Coty Mosqueda 3.Chad Leidigh 4.Reese Lauritzen 250C: 1.Jack Obrien 2.Nick Ryan 3.Matt Obrien 4.Michael Lohrer 5.John Lindsey

Sky Volkamer in the Quad 90 Open class. CYCLE USA, December 2011

Special Thanks for our District Champions... EnDURO Open A - David Edsall

MOTOCROSS +45 - Steven Kerber 65Sr - Jason Gepford

HARE SCRAMBLES Open C - Mike Norris Super Mini - Jarred Hall

HARE SCRAMBLES AA - Kyleer Vance Open A - Timothy Reid +30A - Shane Harmon

National Enduro Champion... Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Class: Mandi Mastin

Top Honors to the rest of our team... MOTOCROSS 125: 2nd Paxton Kerber 4th Tanner Smith 7th Joseph Aumiller 250B: 14th Tanner Smith 16th Giancarlo Clouser 250C: 2nd Paxton Kerber 8th Brennon Kershaw 30B/C: 21st Matthew Westlake

Schlby: 2nd Paxton Kerber 4th Tanner Smith 5th Joseph Aumiller 16th Giancarlo Clouser 30A: 23rd Randy Southard 40+: 11th Don Large 45+: 9th Don Large 50+: 13th Mark Rubenstein 18th Don Large 85 Jr: 2nd Jason Gepford EnDURO AA: 7th John Ryan 10th Jeff Kaylor 11th Daniel Janus 250A: 3rd Shane Harmon 4th Dan Ryan 6th Colton Esdall Vet A: 7th Rick Ingold 10th Nolan Whitesell Open A: 4th Tim Reid 10th Nolan Whitesell 200B: 5th Jeff Koniak

Sr A: 8th Terry Gerken 9th Darren Morgan Super Sr: 5th DJ Ryan 8th David Kiesow Open A: 8th Chris Welch HARE SCRAMBLES AA: 4th Jeffrey Kaylor 10th Derek Toberman 11th Daniel Janus Open A: 2nd Steve Daniels 3rd Alec Perry 4th Mike Armstrong 5th Scott Sexton 7th Andrew Porter 8th Steve Stuenkel 14th Joshua Fehring 18th Sean Sexton 19th Shane Harmon 21st Rick Ingold 22nd Michael Jolly 30A: 2nd Randy Southard 3rd Ryan Duff 4th Patrick McClure 7th John Ryan 16th Clint Pherigo 18th Rick Ingold 22nd Daniel Ryan 24st Nolan Whitesell 25th James McDade 40A: 2nd Jay Hall 6th Thomas Burtle 9th Raymond Devlin 10th Tim Hemstreet 14th Peter Houser 18th Darren Morgan 24th James McDade 86-200B: 5th Randi Bailey 9th Jerrod Marfell 11th Eric Jackson 15th Jeffery Sexton 201-Open B 4th Nathan Schmid 21st Logan Vance 23rd Evan Branham

30B: 7th John McCarrens 11th Doug Ogden 15th Tyson Roth 20th Jason Shupp 40B: 5th Andy Garecht 50+: 5th DJ Ryan Sr 16th Robert Marfell 20th Harvey Garecht 201-Open C: 5th Nathan Schmid 30+C: 12th Shawn Alleman 98-200C: 2nd Jarred Hall 23rd Kyle Cline 65cc: 6th Dalton Garecht 8th Michael Burtle 65cc Beginner: 17th Dalton Garecht 50cc (4-6 yrs): 10th Zachary Duff Women: 4th Paige Garecht 5th Patricia Garecht 8th Tammy Hall 10th Randi Bailey 12th Veronica Martin OMA nATIOnALS Open A: 6th Kyleer Vance A Light: 2nd Daniel Janus 16th Derek Toberman A30-39: 18th Stan Redell B Lht: 16th Craig Workman 22nd Andrew Porter C Light: 16th Eric Jackson BLACK JACK EnDURO AA: 3rd Lars Valin A: 2nd Jeff Kuechenmeister 10th Mickey Silger B: 1st Jermiah Feldmann GnCC 200 A: 6th Jase Martin Women: 3rd Mandi Mastin Women Jr 25+: 3rd Veronica Martin 30+ A: 6th Nolan Whitesell nATIOnAL EnDURO 86-200C: 4th Jarred Hall

Fox Valley GP - All Kinds Of Fun Wedron, Illinois - October 30

ith the 2011 season, District 17 introduced Gran Prix racing as a new points paying option for their riders. A handful of events, mostly ran late in the season that promised a condensed day of fun, mixing the elements of motocross and hare scrambles. Two, roughly twenty minute motos were to be the norm, and just enough classes that anyone could find something that fit their need. While the events have not seen huge turnouts as of yet, the momentum is building, and more and more riders are starting to pay attention to these excellent events. Fox Valley Off-Road is an easy drive southwest of Chicago, and offers a great mix of varied riding opportunities for everyone. There’s a fair sized motocross track... and it is built in a way to keep those riders coming back over and over (just challenging enough, yet very forgiving). The real draw is a mix of trails winding across the grounds with plenty of hills, trees, and other fun stuff to ride on or get in that mid week practice. Combine it all, and you have a really good riding park that is well kept, clean, and a great place to bring your friends and family. GP racing is new to Fox Valley OffRoad, but promoter Gerhard Ward was one of the major supporters of the creation of the new series. His extra efforts in laying out a rider friendly course helped make it a really great day for everyone. The facility is best known to racers for tight, and challenging hare scrambles events, but today the layout was open, quick, and well balanced for the mixed crowd.

Jared Hall in the 250cc class. Hall also rode in SuperMini, where he won both motos.

Mitchell Ternes and Jack Hansen (#00) lead the combined 14-19 and +30 class start.

Kicking off the racing was the sixteen rider 250cc class with Ryan Moss and Kyleer Vance locked into a battle right from the start as they entered the woods. Vance grabbed the lead position, but by the third lap still had Moss just a few bike lengths back. Travis Ward jumped onto the quick pace as well, back a few seconds in third at the half way point. Those three held their own to the end with Vance and Moss finishing about thirty seconds ahead of Ward. Matthew Walsh was fourth at the finish, back eight seconds, and just ahead of Colton Beard. The second moto delivered one of the day’s closest races. Vance darted out to the lead right away, and this time

Ward was ahead of Moss by the end of the second lap, having made his pass in the motocross section out back. At the half way point Moss was still glued to the young Ward’s fender. It wasn’t until the final lap when Ward opened up a couple second gap and seemed to settle into a pace that kept Moss at bay until the end. Walsh again finished forth as Peter Kavsky improved on his first moto sixth, finishing fifth. Kawasaki mounted Matt Dissell cleaned up in the 14-29 class after coming back from a bad start. His class had a combined start with the +30 riders, and the last rider he had to get by overall was that class leader, Ryan Moss. Moose/ Motosports Factory/ Enduro Engineering backed Moss after the race, “It went pretty good. I got the holeshot and just went from there. Matt (from 14-29) caught me and we raced for a while before he got by. After that he pulled some, and I just rode my own race. The course has a good mix with motocross, hills and the corn field and grass sections mixed in. This is a much more open CYCLE USA, December 2011

layout compared to the hare scrambles they run, and you could even get by without hand guards. The five minute laps are a lot different than twelve on the hare scramble days. It is something anyone could come out and have fun with for sure.” Jesse Keith ran in second in the +30 class right from the start with Steve Perkins third. About half way through, Tim Damron worked up to Perkins, and eventually took over third as Mark Spizzirri finished fifth, about forty seconds back. Ryan George finished seventh, “It was a lot of fun out there. Nice open course, and I had a good race with some of the guys from Megacross. I’m usually more of a woods guy, and the trails they put in for us are a lot wider than a hare scrambles, so it is pretty easy going. I think it is a lot more fun than any other type of racing as it has a little of everything, and a casual feel to the day.”

The second moto saw the same results. Dissell jumped out and led the overall group for the 14-19 class win. Moss led the same top five riders across the line at the end. Jesse Keith, after finishing second in +30, “The GP was great today. The rain is holding off, the track is good, so we lucked out and had a great day. I ride both hare scrambles and moto, so this was perfect for me. I’d tell anyone to come out for one of these events. Particularly if you know someone who hasn’t raced, this is easier than either style of racing, and a great idea.” Dean Herman finished mid pack in +30, and was just as excited about the day as he could have been after a win, “I grew up as a motocrosser, and with a little boy growing up now I have been more into the woods lately. When I heard about this, I thought it would be perfect. It was fantastic today. Fast sections, hills, everything you could

Alex Moss and Dylan Boyd (#116) in the combined Mini class.

Skee Hartmann chasing fellow +30 class riders in one of the really good trail sections.

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Sam Esposito getting plenty of traction in the corn section during his run to fourth place in the first +45 moto.

with the mix and motocross portions of the track as he won the Open class. Settling for second in both motos was the very talented off-road rider Kyleer Vance. Hall’s Cycles/ Moose/ Gaerne boots/ Scott backed Vance after moto two, “It is good to come out here and do a little of everything all in one race. Its fun seeing the motocross and hare scrambles guys mingle a little. The open layout and motocross stuff is sort of different to me. I wrapped up the points this year in the Hare Scrambles AA class in District 17, so it has been a pretty awesome year, and this was a fun event.” Open class rider John Conley out of Fox Valley Cycles was one of the many riders trying a GP for the first time, “I’ve been racing with Gerhard at Mendota for fifteen years now, and luckily I came out here a couple weeks ago and practiced so that helped. It is pretty open, but there are some tight sections and challenges in the #858 Peter Kavsky swapped moto finishes hills and stuff. It with #49 Colton Beard for fifth overall in the 250cc class. was a fun mix no 5.Peter Kavsky tocross background, and recent doubt. I’m doing three 122-Open: 1.Matt Dissell 2.Kyleer time racing Hare Scrambles Vance 3.Matthew Walsh 4.Travis Ward classes today as a fat old showed as he won both motos on 5.Jesse Keith man, and so far I’m his Honda. KTM mounted Joe 14-29: 1.Matt Dissell 2.Mitchell Ternes holding on out there. I’d 3.Niko Welsh Pearson finished second ahead of tell anyone out there to +30: 1.Ryan Moss 2.Jesse Keith 3.Tim Kevin Finefield both times out. Damron 4.Steve Perkins 5.Mark come out and try this. If A light rain finally blew in Spizzirri you are a moto guy looklate in the day, but it was too late +45: 1.Gerhard Ward 2.Joe Pearson ing to try riding in the 3.Kevin Finefield 4.Vincent Ternes to have any real effect on the woods, or a woods rider 5.Rodney Damron event. Most of the racing was 65cc: 1.Garrett Ward 2.Luke Wamhoff looking to try moto, this done, and everyone we talked 3.Autumn Torres 4.Alex Moss 5.Jason is a good mix without a with had smiles on their faces, Pelka full on race in the other 85-SupMin: 1.Jarred Hall 2.Matthew and found it to be a fantastic day. style where you may feel McDonald 3.Dylan Boyd 4.Noah TayThe GP events are off and runlor 5.Shane Reilly uncomfortable.” ning in District 17, and bound to Mini: 1.Jarred Hall 2.Matthew McDonGerhard Ward took grow quickly. Fox Valley Offald 3.Dylan Boyd 4.Noah Taylor some time away from 5.Shane Reilly Road is sure to be a big part of running the event with Thumper: 1.John Conley 2.Sam Esthat in the future, and for good posito 3.A.J. Waggoner 4.Jim Swinson his family (we all know reason! 5.Daniel Golas Patty is in charge anyVintage: 1.Clint Schreiber Results: Fox Valley Off-Road “Boss” and D17 Treasurer way) and jumped into Women: 1.Kelly Christman 2.Danielle 122-250: 1.Kyleer Vance 2.Travis Patty Ward was in the Halloween mood, and the +45 class. His moWilkinson

ask for. I think anyone could have fun out here.” Hall’s Cycles team rider Jarred Hall led all the way in the combined mini class, running in the SuperMini class. Dylan Boyd was in second off the start, and then held off a charge from Matthew McDonald as they finished 2-3, only separated by three seconds. The second moto was more of the same, as Hall rode almost uncontested for another win. This time out though, McDonald got the upper hand and beat Boyd by a few seconds at the flag for second overall as Noah Taylor went 5-4 for forth O/A. The 65cc class had the top four riders finish in the same order in each moto. Travis Ward topped them all by about twenty seconds both times. It was closer behind him as Luke Wamhoff finished second, just ahead of Autumn Torres and Alex Moss in the eight rider field. Matt Dissell was on a roll today as the track seemed to play to his advantage. He fit right in

making sure everyone had fun.

Ward 3.Ryan Moss 4.Matthew Walsh

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Zebro supreme at Millville Millville, Mn - October 9 By Rolfe Otterness

Matt Zebro in +25A.

im Zebro was the master of the +25 class as Spring Creek Park competition continued for the last race of the calender year, but the first race for accumulating points toward next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s series championships. Zebro jumped into the early lead as the +25 pack roosted into action in moto one. Mike Luoma and Pat McNamara settled into the 2-3 pursuit positions with Matt Blaiser running fourth. Zebro had an edge over them this time out and held steady for the whole moto, taking a solid win. Luoma held on for second with Blaiser displacing McNamara for third late in the race. Moto two started in much the same way as

Zebro surged to the holeshot and led into the sand whoops. Blaiser was running a little more aggressively and held second for the first two laps. Luoma dispatched McNamara on lap two then closed on Blaiser. At about the halfway point he took over second from Blaiser. McNamara and Scoot Steinle rounded out the top five. As previously mentioned, this race would premiere the 2012 Super Series and entry numbers were decent at about 500. Typically enough, many riders were entering new classes and some were running new equipment so there were some changes from status quo. The weather was pretty warm for so late in the year with the high for the day at about 80 degrees. The 85cc 12-15 class got off to a great start for Ben Adamson as he torqued into the early lead over Blaze Best and Hunter Teichrib. Adamsom and Best continued out front with Luke Hempen coming up to steal away third fro Teichrib on the second lap. Nearing the end of the moto with Adamson maintaining a nice lead over Best, he landed off the back triple and collided with a downed bike as a rider crashed just in front of him. He was too shaken to get up right away and Best

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Ben Adamson launches off in Mini 12-15.

quickly went by for the win. Hempen and Teichrib took second and third with fourth going to Zach Harris. Adamson scored ninth for the moto. Moto two started off great for Adamson as it looked like he was going to make off with the holeshot again, but it turned disastrous as he went down after topping the small

rise in turn one. He had to DNF with an injury as they carried him off the track. Best took advantage to run out front for the duration and scored a 1-1 overall victory for the day. Teicrib was second, about five seconds short of Bestâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time at the flag. Holding the 34-5 positions were Hempen, Alex Ingalls and Harris.

The 250A class moto one featured Joe Perron running in front all the way. Robert Droher held second for most of the moto, but lost time on Perron and fell under pressure from Cody Lackore late in the race. Lackore got by on the white flag lap to hold second behind Perron. Nick Jackson followed Droher in to take fourth with Mike Bottolfson fifth. Moto two followed a similar pattern with Perron in control for the whole moto. Droher ran second for the duration with Lackore in pursuit, giving him second overall for the day. Jackson and Bottolfson once again rounded out the top five.

Robert Droher leads Cody Lackore high above the Spring Creek track.

Results: 50cc 4-6: 1.Mccrae Hagarty 2.James Clough 50cc 7-8: 1.Dillon Nelson 2.Torsten Strom 3.Trevin Nelson 4.Gavin Tilford 5.Gage Krech 50 Inj 4-8: 1.Lanee Bartylla 2.Zachary Barker 3.Morgan Spetz 4.Koby Turner 5. Max Benson 50 Multi 4-8: 1.Bryce Rauner 2.Brock Fisher 3.Zachary Barker 4.Morgan Spetz 5.Lacey Carlson 65cc 7-9: 1.Dillon Nelson 2.Gavin Janovsky 3.Jayden Clough 4.Cade Marten 5.Kyle Williams 65 10-11: 1.Joshua Boaz 2.Gage Fisher 3.Aaron Boatman 4.Dalton Hein 5.Brandon Mcnamara 65 7-11: 1.Joshua Boaz 2.Mitchell Nooyen 3.Gage Fisher 4.Gavin Janovsky 5.Max Earley 85cc 9-11: 1.Pierce Knight 2.Joshua Boaz 3.Bailey Kroone 4.Austin Griffin 5.Mitchell Nooyen 85 12-15: 1.Blaze Best 2.Hunter Teichrib 3.Luke Hempen 4.Alex Ingalls 5.Zach Harris 85 9-12: 1.Bailey Kroone 2.Austin Griffin 3.Devin Stang 4.Pierce Knight 5.Gage Fisher Supermini: 1.Josiah Hempen 2.Benjamin Adamson 3.Joseph Gomez Jr 4.Blaze Best 5.Kyle Lawler Schlby 12-16: 1.Chase Stevenson 2.Travis Prier 3.Hunter Ersbo 4.Joseph Gomez Jr 5.Kyle Lawler Jr 14-16: 1.Sam Wise 2.Travis Prier 3.Logan Swanson 4.Cole Hood 5.Tucker CYCLE USA, December 2011

Mills 14-24 A: 1.Robert Droher 2.Joe Perron 3.Cody Lackore 4.Trent Hinrichs 5.Timmy Mccoy 14-24B: 1.Henry Miller 2.Kurtis Endres 3.Conner Cunningham 4.Dylan Wolff 5.Blake Raskovich 14-24C: 1.Nolan Heppner 2.David Fischer 3.Nick

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Mcmillan 4.Spencer Cowing 5.Mickey Bender +25A: 1.Timothy Zebro 2.Michael Luoma 3.Matthew Blaiser 4.Patrick Mcnamara 5.Scott Steinle +25B: 1.Charles Bariett 2.Jeremy Appel 3.Collin Rigelman 4.Broc Graif 5.Beau Boerner +25C: 1.Joe Jenniges 2.Brandon Kunimura 3.Justin

Ogg 4.David Minter 5.William Wells +30A: 1.Timothy Zebro 2.Michael Luoma 3.Scott Steinle 4.Adam Johnson +30B: 1.Nathan Arndt 2.Brent Herber 3.David Malone 4.Timothy Walker 5.Michael Swanson +30C: 1.Joe Jenniges 2.John Grommersch 3.Jesse John 4.David Paul 5.Krist Midbrod +40A: 1.Patrick Mcnamara 2.Matthew Blaiser 3.Scott Steinle +40B: 1.Bill Cunningham 2.Timothy Walker 3.Raymond Riedl 4.Barry Weinzirl 5.Todd Harrison +40C: 1.Rick Schugel 2.John Grommersch 3.Edward Zelasko 4.James Dwyer 5.Mark Becker +45A: 1.Donald Bonnicksen 2.Scott Steinle 3.Tim Bernloehr 4.Boden Soderbeck 5.Scott Cripps +45B/C: 1.Craig Marshall 2.Rick Schugel 3.Wayne Sorenson 4.Jeffrey Olson 5.Bill Cunningham +50: 1.Donald Bonnicksen 2.Craig Marshall 3.Jerry Dillon 4.Jack Parenteau 5.Jeffrey Olson +55: 1.Jerry Schulze 2.Lynn Meyer 3.Jerry Bumgardner 4.Paul Chyma 5.Mike Quinn +60: 1.Jerry Bumgardner 2.Lynn Meyer 3.Mike Quinn Girls 9-13: 1.Sophia Johnson 2.Kyra Boaz 3.Kourtney Trautner Women: 1.Cloe Spaeth 2.Shayanna Wilson 3.Jacqueline Riess 4.Claire Cripps 5.Trisha Hoover 125cc 2-Str: 1.Josiah Hempen 2.Chase Stevenson 3.Brady Love 4.Lucas Hegna 5.Austin Anderson 250A: 1.Joe Perron 2.Robert Droher 3.Cody Lackore 4.Nicholas Jackson 5.Mike Bottolfson 250B: 1.Henry Miller 2.Dylan Wolff 3.Blake Raskovich 4.Conner Cunningham 5.Phillip Maus 250C: 1.Kenny Jr Hempen 2.Nolan Heppner 3.Cody Carlson 4.Tyler Misko 5.Nathan Browning Open A: 1.Joe Perron 2.Robert Droher 3.Matt Zebro 4.Trent Hinrichs 5.Timmy Mccoy Open B: 1.Henry Miller 2.Mitchell Koester 3.Sam Wise 4.Conner Cunningham 5.Garrett Howard Open C: 1.Kenny Jr Hempen 2.Samuel Brummund 3.Clayton Bonnicksen 4.Jonathan Richardson 5.Jacob Paterson

KMSR Dual Sport Ride

Allenton, Wisconsin - October 16 By Carrie Swan

hat do you get with the quiet hum of a motorcycle, scenic fall setting, and a lot of good people? A dual sport ride sponsored by Kettle Moraine Sport Riders from West Bend, Wisconsin. On October 16th, KMSR sponsored their fifth annual dual sport ride. Dual sport riding is becoming more popular here in Wisconsin thanks to the hard work and dedication of a couple clubs. The club has collaborated with more than 30 land owners to develop 60 miles of off-road trails that the KMSR club opens for one day only each year. It was a beautiful day where the air and leaves were crisp, and you could smell fall in the air, and of course that wonderful smell of a motorcycle that gets the adrenaline going to get out there and ride. 147 riders met at Mike’s Motorsports in Hartford, Wisconsin to do just that. Get out and ride together, some family, some friends, some new to the sport some more experience but never less they all had one thing in common and that was the plan to “enjoy the ride”. This is an event where you can become one with your motorcycle as you wind down the scenic roads, but you can also see what you can’t from the road. The trails offer a beautiful landscape, a stream babbling through the woods and of course people who were once strangers becoming friends along the way. Along these trails the

KMSR club set up many different obstacles to maneuver through for novice and for what was Caroline James James & & Marissa Marissa Shilts Shilts at at their their first first ever ever dual dual sport sport ride. ride. called “hero trails” that Caroline were challenging to since they have been six years old said, “it even the most advance riders. was their first time in a dual sport ride, and If you talk to riders who participated in they would do it again.” this ride you will find that they will most If this sounds like your kind of ride, or if likely use the word “awesome” at some point you are looking for a family oriented motorin the conversation. Kirk Reimann was a cycle club that participates in different activnovice rider who said he is definitely coming ities throughout the year check the club out. back. Marissa Shilts & Caroline James, who The Kettle Moraine Sport Riders may be just are young lady riders who have been riding what you’ve been looking for.

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District 15 Hill Climb Championship Cayuga, Indiana - September 11 By Bud Northrup Photos by Gordon Green

he Pleasure Riders Motorcycle Club hosted a double header hill climb weekend on September 10 & 11, with the Sunday event being the 2011 Indiana State Championships. Andy Fortner and Mike Pulver emerged as the two top riders Sunday. Fortner took two class titles and the Fast Time award. Pulver didn’t win any ‘regular’ classes, but he did take the win in the coveted King of the Hill special class for the ten fastest riders of the day. The Fast Time contest was quite entertaining, the lead changing hands several times. Matt Peters set an early fast time in the 250cc class with a 4.060 second run on his CR250. Fortner then turned a 4.047 second time on his first ride in the Senior class, to take that class lead. That time held up for the class title with Pulver close behind with a 4.089 second run. In second round action, Cody Jenner flew his Honda high over the top in the 600cc class in a blazing 4.001 seconds, moving in to the class lead and also setting a new Fast Time. But ‘Fast Andy’ lived up to his name once more, sailing his Honda over the top in blistering 3.986 seconds to claim the class win and set a new Fast Time which would hold up for that award. The King of the Hill contest is a one run, winner take all class for the ten fastest riders of the day, regardless of the class. Cody Jenner got into the ‘King’ class due to his 4.001 second time in the 600cc class, and carded a 4.052 second time to take the lead with only Pulver and Fortner left to run. Pulver pegged his throttle and held it on, riding a wheelie the

last 80 feet or so that turned into a loop right at the timing lights, sending the bike over the top upside down without a rider. But Pulver was in control (one hand on one handlebar) when the clock stopped at 3.930 seconds to take the lead. Fortner responded with zeal, and

Andy Fortner; Fast Time and two Championship wins.

Matt and Levi Peters; Matt won 3 classes and Fast Time on Saturday, Levi won two class Championships and took the Youth Fast Time Sunday

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came close, but his 4.010 second run came up short. Levi Peters was the only other double class winner. Levi took the 65cc class title with an excellent 5.115 second time on his KX65 in the first round. Cline Garriott was second with Andrew Fortner third. Levi’s first round time of 4.758 seconds

was also good for the win in the 85Jr class. Reece Hutton claimed second with Fortner third. Levi’s winning time was also good for the Youth Fast Time award. Other Youth class champions were Brodie Bennett in the 50cc class with Blake Bowyer second and Jadyn Aliprandini third. Jacob Bell was the 85Sr champion, with Bryce Spickard second and Alissa Harnish third. Matt Peters, from Neoga, Illinois, had an exceptionally good ‘perfect’ night at the Saturday event. Matt won all three classes he entered, taking the 250cc, 450cc, and 600cc

class wins, and also claimed the Fast Time of the Day award with a 3.956 second run on his KTM380. Sunday Championship Results: 50cc: 1.Brodie Bennett 2.Blake Bowyer 3.Jadyn Aliprandini 4.Damon Terrell 5.Brenden Walker. 65cc: 1.Levi Peters 2.Cline Garriott 3.Andrew Fortner 4.Derick Bell 5.Jonathon Brian. 85Jr: 1.Levi Peters 2.Reece Hutton 3.Andrew Fortner 4.D.J. Watson 5.Jonathon Brian. 85Sr: 1.Jacob Bell 2.Bryce Spickard 3.Ali Harnish 4.Clay Bowyer 5.Eathen

Bartenback. 125cc: 1.Austin Shelton 2.Blair Lawson. 200cc: 1.Austin Shutt 2.Brian Shutt 3.Robert Quilter 4.Kyle Galloway 5.Keith Klett. 250cc: 1.Matt Peters 2.Cole Garriott 3.Jon Creek 4.Marty Steinacher 5.Joe McGurer. 450cc: 1.Troy Camerer 2.Matt Peters 3.Cody Jenner 4.Ian Dukes 5.Austin Shelton. 600cc: 1.Andy Fortner 2.Cody Jenner 3.Matt Peters 4.Joe McGurer 5.Kyle Galloway. 600 4St: 1.Cody Jenner 2.Troy Camerer 3.Kirk Gorsuch 4.Brian Klett.

69-year-old Keith Klett was the Super Senior Champion.

Mike Pulver receiving his King of the Hill plaque from Bud northrup.

750cc: 1.Paul Hillard. Open: 1.Mark Kirking 2.Brian Klett. +40: 1.Andy Fortner 2.Mike Pulver 3.Mark Kirking 4.Jon Creek 5.Mark Schroeder. +50: 1.Keith Klett 2.Michael Winberg. 400 St: 1.Cole Garriott 2.Marty Steinacher 3.Kyle Galloway 4.Mike Pulver 5.Andy Fortner. Opn St: 1.Tom Brown 2.Austin Shelton 3.Al Petty 4.Joe McGurer 5.Mike Pulver.

Women: 1.Blair Lawson 2.Kendra Herold 3.Alissa Harnish 4.Lilah McGurer. Quad 2: 1.Ryan Garriott 2.Paul Hillard 3.Evan Zimmerman 4.Wade Garriott 5.Scott Middleton. Quad 4: 1.Marty Thayer 2.Jody Timmins 3.Matt Newnum 4. R.J. Massey 5.Nathaniel Booe. KOTH: 1.Mike Pulver 2.Andy Fortner 3.Cody Jenner 4.Joe McGurer 5.Mark Kirking.

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New twist at Joliet MX

Joliet, Illinois - September 10 By Larry Banks

beautiful late summer day had many out to enjoy an awesome day of racing. As always, Justin Martino and the track crew at Joliet MX worked hard to groom the track so the event would be its very best. The Vet Open Invitational is an event that Joliet MX hopes will morph into a Vet Mini Series in 2012 with boosted purses and bonuses for the Vet class winners. Thanks to Willy World and the Surface Ride Shop four of the Vet A class winners had an additional $50 boost to their purse on top of the regular payout, the +25B and +30B class winners received a $100 gift certificate and one Vet riders was selected to win the event’s Iron Man award, and was given an awesome set of Thor gear. The very talented, fan favorite Pro racer Tommy Hofmaster was also at the event to do a MX school and some racing as well. There were many compliments about how good Tommy’s school was and how much it helped the riders. There was a “Bike Blessing” in honor and recognition of the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Then there was the racing! Yes, good racing in the heats and in the mains. The 125 2 Stroke racing has been incredible all year in District 17 and they would not disappoint at Joliet MX. Brian Krohn was on the pipe all night and wouldn’t be denied going 1-1 in the heat race and main over Conner Robinson and new comer to the class Kyle Poska. The 14/24 class had some real bar banging action. While JJ Kent won the heat race ahead of Robert Dixon and Aj Miksys, it was Dixon taking the win over Kent and Miksys in the Main. Mitch Swanson rode well in forth, but, slightly over powered on his 250 2 Stroke by the 450 thumpers underneath the rest of the class. Both the +25B heat and main were won by the rock steady Jason Skudma.

Cody Siler turned heads in the 250B race, including Tommy Hofmaster who said “man that kid was hauling, huh?” Tommy was on the track at the same time in the 250A race and had an on track view of the up and coming Siler, who dominated the B race. A stacked and always competitive 250C class was won by Jacob Cinkos with heat race winner Kody Smith taking second ahead of Dave Gregory. Smith just didn’t get the start he needed in the main to stay in front of the very motivated, hard charging Cinkos. Hofmaster got the holeshot and ran away with the plus 30A main and Rev, Jim Cherry and Paul Cherry had an intense battle for second. It was Rev taking second behind Hofmaster with the Cherry brothers snapping at his heals. No one was surprised that Tommy won every race that he was in. It was a thrill for everyone to watch him crank out laps on a track that was freshly redone. Greg Pollack battled to the end edging out the always hard charging Brian Carey for the win in +30B race. More Mini racing for the fans to enjoy had Kevin Huddleston take the wins in the heat and main ahead of Ian Murphy and Wojtasow Thomas in the 50Jr class. In 50Sr, John Perovic won the heat and main and it was Joe Quest in second leading Hunter Billingsly, Wyatt Mattson and Noah Miller to fill the top five. The always smiling James McDannel aboard his Polini took the win in the very popular 65 Beginner class. In 65Jr Conner Burger won the heat race, but it was Christian Swieton taking the win in the main followed by Burger and Tim Lowe. Nolan Dickinson won the 65Sr class. A very stacked 85 Beginner class saw the heat race podium spots go to Brett Guffey, Dylan Roesch and Edward Vanhauser. In the main, it was Guffey and Roesch repeating while Ryan York dug deep and rode his heart out to a podium spot in third. One of the biggest classes of the night

was 85 Open, in which the ever smooth and talented Eric Mack won without much challenge while Brett Guffey and Hunter Grampp battled hard in both the heat and main. Some ladies showed up to dice and it was Kaylor Speirer winning the Girl’s class and Kayla Miller on top in the Woman’s class. One might have argued that “C” stands for Crazies when it came to the Open C class competitors, but while there was some intense racing complete with a bunch of bumping and grinding, everyone went home healthy. The Open C podium wa topped by Kody Smith, Bradley Hrach and Ryan Smith. It was a great day filled with some great activities, a lot of great racing. Oh Yeah, It was the very talented and gutsy Vet Racer Paul Cherry who won the event’s Iron man award and the Thor gear. And, congrats to Paul and Jen for birth of their healthy new baby boy, Liam. Results: 125 2-stroke: 1.Brian Krohn 2.Conner Robinson 3.Kyle Poska 4.Jordan Mackiewicz 5.Alex White 14-24: 1.Robert Dixon 2.JJ Kent 3.August Miksys 4.Mitch Swanson +25A: 1.Tom Hoffmaster +25B: 1.Jason Skudma 2.Jason Dobis 250A: 1.Tom Hoffmaster 250B: 1.Cody Siler 2.Conner Robinson 3.Kyle Poska 4.Brandon Domark 5.Mitch Swanson 250C: 1.Jacob Cinkos 2.Kody Smith 3.Dave Gregory 4.Bradley Hrach 5.Juan Wonders +30A: 1.Tom Hoffmaster 2.Larry Banks 3.Jim Cherry 4.Paul Cherry +30B: 1.Greg Pollak 2.Brian Carey 3.Steve Steinhauer 4.Justin Martino +40: 1.Larry Banks 2.Jim Savage 3.Ed Howard 50Jr: 1.Kevin Huddleston 2.Ian Murphy 3.Wojtasow Thomas 50Sr: 1.John Perovic 2.Joe Quest 3.Hunter Billingsly 4.Wyatt Mattson 5.Noah Miller 50cc 4-8: 1.Kevin Huddleston 2.Ian Murphy 3.Wojtasow Thomas 4.Hunter Savage 5.Adam Suub 65 Beg: 1.James Mcdannel 2.Andrew Henning 3.John Greer 4.Noah Miller 65Jr: 1.Christian Swieton 2.Conner Burger 3.Tim Lowe 4.Andrew Henning 65Sr: 1.Nolan Dickinson 85 Beg: 1.Brett Guffey 2.Dylan Roesch 3.Ryan York 4.Eric York 5.Patryk Pietrzak 85Jr: 1.Noah Taylor 2.Hunter Grampp 3.Shane Reilly 4.Tyler Peters 5.Matthew mcdannel 85 Open: 1.Eric Mack 2.Brett Guffey 3.Hunter Grampp 4.Shane Reilly 5.Noah Taylor 85Sr: 1.Brian Krohn 2.Eric Mack 3.Jimmy Epifanio 4.Troy Mead 5.Jonathon Hrach Girls: 1.Kaylor Speirer Mid-Size: 1.Brain Moore 2.Ernie Bruhn 3.Eric Swanson Open A: 1.Tom Hoffmaster Open B: 1.Cody Siler 2.JJ Kent 3.August Miksys 4.Jason Skudma 5.David Vaksdal SuperMini: 1.Jordan Mackiewicz 2.Brian Krohn 3.Conner Robinson 4.Jimmy Epifanio 5.Troy Mead Women: 1.Kayla Miller CYCLE USA, December 2011

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Lucky Bucky Dual Sport a Hit Cross Plains, WI - Oct. 22 By Gordon Lunde

unshine? 60 degree temps? Is this really the day for the annual Bucky Badger dual sport ride? Yes, it’s true. The day was perfect for a fall ride through the hills and valleys of south central Wisconsin! The first two years of this event were wet and cool, not exactly great weather for a 120 mile ride in such beautiful countryside. So, the great conditions for today’s ride were welcomed by all 165 riders. The Bucky started many years ago as an enduro event. For several reasons it all came to an end and there were no enduro, scrambles or dual sport rides in the area. With the popularity of dual sports growing in the state, the Madison Motorcycle Club, who hosted the en- What’s a Dual Sport without at least one water crossing? duro, decided it was time to get back in action. With an inthe area. The public roads wind crease of ridership each year, it through the area in a snake like has proven to be a successful way between and over the many venture for both the club, and all hills. The off-road sections conthe riders lucky enough to attend. sist of farm fields, pastures, steep The event starts at the Cross hill climbs, drop off descents and Plains American Legion Hall. an occasional water crossing. Oh The Legion provides the regisyeah, and large, deep, loamy, tration space, dinner for the ridfreshly plowed fields that suck ers and a lower level bar that fills the speed out of your bike like up at the end of the day’s activiit’s riding in cement! The last off ties. The first two years, MMC road section of the day included made a donation to the American a private motocross track with Legion for a veterans memorial. many jumps and some deep This year they did the same, but sand. the donations went go to the How can you go wrong ridBlack Earth (a local town a few ing on roads with names like miles away) veterans memorial. Pleasant Valley, Vermont With names like “Dirty Church, Windy Acres Way, ObDan”, “Crowbait” and “Speedy servatory and Enchanted Valley. Pete” a person may think this These are just a few of the wonwas a Halloween ride, but no, derful roads that connected the these are regular club members off road sections on this 112 mile who work tirelessly to make this journey. At the end of the day, event work. Theirs and the rest of many tired but smiling faces enthe clubs efforts are definitely in joyed a lot of tall tales of the ride evidence as this is an excellent and good humored ribbing of ride! those that crashed or got lost. Held on the edge of the Good fun for all and a ride I beautiful “driftless region” in won’t miss next year. Bucky 4 Wisconsin, the ride traverses the will be on my calendar as soon as deep valleys and high ridges of I see the date!

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2 ATV Classes - Sport & Utility Riders Meeting 9:15am (practice follows) Race 10-11AM Kids ride Non-Scored 30 Minute, Approx 11am (up to 110cc 4 stroke, 85cc 2 stroke)

3 Bike Classes - Light, Medium & Heavy Riders Meeting 11:30am (practice follows) Race 12:30-2:30pm Entry Fee: Bikes $65, ATV’s $40 Kids $20 (15 & under)

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Azzie MX closes big season Lake Mills, Wisconsin - October 9 By Dave Hollub

ho would have thought Aztalan would finish the MX season without a single rainout, in fact not even a big mud race. As it turned out, even for the season ending October race it was sunny and in the mid-eighties. 480 entries enjoyed a perfect day to finish off the season at the Schuessler/ Leonard Memorial race. As 50Sr hit the holeshot corner to start the day several riders hit the ground in a big pile. James Schellinger and James Schmeling were the only two leaders that made it through unscathed. Schmeling moved out front before the first lap was over while Dylan Knoch and Aidan McCormick were chasing Schellinger. Carter Biese picked himself up and after a hard charge moved into the lead by the end of lap three. Biese pulled the moto two holeshot and stayed out front all the way to the checkers. Brandon Martyniak was running second early. Eugene Wolff made it around Martyniak late on lap two. Schellinger ran a solid race in fourth place. Biese went 1/1 for the overall with Wolff (4/2) second and Schellinger (3/4) claiming third. Nate Knottnerus edged out his twin brother Neil for the Sportsman moto one holeshot and then settled into a pace that kept him out front all moto. Jason Bernhardt held third with Maxwell Malkmus and Joe Natzke close behind before Malkmus made a pass on the white flag lap. Knottnerus repeated in moto two with a solid holeshot and run to the finish out front. Austin Teer edged Brandon Clifford at the holeshot for second but couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t hang on long as Clifford got by him in the west end. Justin Wolf put on a great charge as he battled through the pack after a bad start. Wolf picked off Bernhardt on lap three in the west end and then got by Teer by the barn. Kirsten Raemisch grabbed the holeshot in moto one of Womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class and immediately put a gap on the field. Ashley Densow held off Kaylen Pellmann but as they went over the plateau on lap two Pellmann had pulled ahead. Pellmann went down in the next section and by the time she back up and racing Jade Wennlund had passed her. Pellmann charged hard and by the time the checkers closed off moto one she was back in third. Wennlund pulled the holeshot in moto two but Raemisch and Pellmann both got by her in the west end. Densow used the plateau to jump over Wennlund to grab third. Raemisch took the moto win to seal the overall. As the +50 class rounded the holeshot Tim Boblin edged out Kurt Andrews as first onto the track. Andrews pushed hard and by the first time over the plateau was out front 34 CYCLE USA, December 2011

with Ken Petrillo in third. By the beginning of lap three Tom Dretzka had fought his way into third from a mid-pack start. Dretzka got by Boblin before the white flag flew but Boblin didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t give up. As they jumped the plateau Boblin slipped back into second only to have Dretzka regain the position in the final section before the checkers came out. In moto two it Boblin used the tight inside line to steal the honors. At the plateau Petrillo was out front with Boblin, Rich Crouthers, and then Dretzka in tow. Dretzka pushed hard and by the next time over the plateau was in second and gaining on Petrillo. In the final two laps the two swapped positions but when the

Dave Blazek in +25B.

checkers flew Dretzka was out front to take the win. Chris Himes was first around the corner in +25A moto one but soon had Tyler Smulders all over him. Greg Hochmuth was running third and trying to keep Matthew Maier behind him. Smulders moved past Himes midway through lap two and was able to get a small lead. Maier kept pushing Hochmuth until lap three when he finally found the opening to slip past and then quickly got by Himes. On lap four just after going over the plateau Maier closed in on Smulders, then made the pass just before the scoring section. Himes once again grabbed the holeshot

in moto two edging out Jeff Bennett at the corner. Smulders moved out front before the first time over the plateau and soon after Maier was also in front of Himes. As the white flag came out Maier started twisting the throttle even harder and as they headed into the west end looked to be closing the gap. On the final trip over the plateau Maier was out front with Smulders close behind but unable to retake the lead. Jason Mack and Justin Wolf were bar to bar down the start straight in 125Jr moto one before the inside line gave Mack the edge. Wolf made his move right away as they headed for the west end then began stretching out a gap on the class. Ian Malinowski took over second with Riley Telfer close behind by the time the checkers flew. Wolf grabbed a good lead at the moto two holeshot and never looked back. Josh Jensema edged out Malinowski at the corner with Josh Dearborn in fourth. Malinowski slipped past Dearborn at the wall jump and then passed Jensema in the west end. Jensema pushed hard but couldn’t get by the hard running Malinowski. Telfer was mid pack at the holeshot but by the start of lap two had battled up into fourth where he finished. When +40 took their first gate drop it was Ronald Lasco powering his Yamaha down the start to grab the holeshot. Tom Dretzka and Daryl Willing were close behind, setting their sights on the lead position. Dretzka made the pass for the lead on lap three but Lasco held off Willing’s attempts to find any opening to move up. In moto two as they hit the holeshot corner it was Lasco on the inside edging out both Willing and Dretzka. This time Lasco opened up a small lead by the time he hit the plateau. Willing had his hands full holding off Dretzka’s challenges until lap three when Dretzka got by him in the sand. Dretzka began running down Lasco and before the lap was over Dretzka was out front. Willing also got around Lasco before the white flag came out. Dretzka held on for the moto win to seal the overall. Matthew Menzer continued a season long streak of holeshots in Open A as he edged out both Zach Coons and Matthew Maier in moto one. Both Coons and Maier quickly jumped out front and began a battle for the lead that would stretch to the checkers. Coons was not able to shake Maier off his rear tire but held him from making the pass. Joseph Dretzka put the power to the ground in moto two as he pulled a big holeshot. Dretzka held off Philbrick until their second time through the west end where Philbrick pulled out front and cruised to the moto win. Coons with Maier on his rear tire again was now chasing Dretzka and before the lap ended both had slipped past. Maier did everything he could to reverse the moto one finish but just couldn’t get the opening to

slip by and ended up settling for third at the finish. Coons (1/2) and Maier (2/3) topped the overall while Philbrick turned his second moto win into the edge for the third spot overall. When Open C/2 hit the holeshot corner in moto Neil Knottnerus was out front and soon gaining some breathing room ahead of Justin Hove and Justin Hall. Kaylen Pellmann was fighting her way through the pack and launched herself into fourth place. Pellmann began pushing Hove and worked her way past him into third right behind Hall. Knottnerus went down on lap two leaving

Hall take over the lead. Knottnerus got going right away and before the checkers flew had slipped back into second with Pellmann and then Hove right behind. Knottnerus was again out front at the holeshot in moto two and this time was able to stay there to the finish. Hall and Hove ran second and third all moto. Knottnerus, “I took off in the first one and holeshotted that. I led for a lap and a half when I came up over this section by the spine. I don’t know what happened but I went over the bars. I picked the bike up and managed to get it started first kick and made it back up to

125Jr’s Ian Malinowski finished second overall.

Ron Lasco holeshots +25B moto one CYCLE USA, December 2011

second. Second moto just went right. I holeshotted and was able to lead all the way.â&#x20AC;? As hard as it was to believe Aztalan made it through the season with a streak of great race day weather that helped make it a fantastic season. Hopefully everyone will have a safe off season and be back on April 8th to kick off the 2012 season. Thank you to everyone that came out in

2011 to help make our season a success. Results 50Sr: 1.Carter Biese 2.Eugene Wolff 3.James Schellinger 4.James Schmeling 5.Justin Oehlhof 50Jr: 1.Jordan Biese 2.Jackson Oehlhof 3.Deegan Cooley 4.Owen Haseleu 5.Noah Bindas 16-24B/C: 1.Nate Knottnerus 2.Brandon Clifford 3.Justin Wolf 4.Jason Bernhardt 5.Maxwell Malkmus nonCur: 1.Craig Flancher 2.Jeremy Martens 3.Kyle Whysol 4.Shawn

Sawvell 5.Dillon Riemann SuperMini: 1.Hunter Sayles 2.Bryce Telfer 3.Mason Persha 4.Jarred Berggren 5.Brady Bill Women: 1.Kirsten Raemisch 2.Kaylen Pellmann 3.Ashley Densow 4.Jade Wennlund 5.Monica Jazwiecki +50: 1.Thomas Dretzka 2.Kurt Andrews 3.Tim Boblin 4.Richard Crouthers 5.Wayne Slagle 65cc: 1.Seth Doeberlein 2.Ezra Rugg 3.Tyler Gamble 4.DJ Gritzmacher 5.Nicholas VanLyssel +25A: 1.Matthew Maier 2.Tyler Smulders 3.Chris Himes 4.Greg Hochmuth 5.Jeff Bennett +25B/C: 1.Benjamin Schweighardt 2.Ross Braun 3.Troy Blakey 4.Brad Yde 5.David Blazek 125Jr: 1.Justin Wolf 2.Ian Malinowski 3.Riley Telfer 4.Mason Persha 5.Keegan Cummins +40: 1.Thomas Dretzka 2.Daryl Willing 3.Ronald Lasco 4.Dwight Ingalls 5.Paul Marescalco 85Jr: 1.Dylan Densow 2.Simon Walters 3.Seth Doeberlein 4.Nate Telfer 5.Matt Swortzel 85Sr: 1.Hunter Sayles 2.Mason Persha 3.Brady Bill 4.Jarred Berggren 5.Samuel Vanderkooy Open A: 1.Zach Coons 2.Matthew Maier 3.Joshua Philbrick 4.Joseph Dretzka 5.Matthew Menzer

Open C/1: 1.Austin Gardinier 2.Lucas Zimmerman 3.Jeremy Smith 4.Austen Madison 5.Joshua Hove Open C/2: 1.Neil Knottnerus 2.Justin Hall 3.Justin Hove 4.Trent Berglund 5.Joey Wendelberger Unlimited A: 1.Joshua Philbrick 2.Zach Coons 3.Matthew Menzer 4.Brad Behrens 5.Brandon Marescalco +30A: 1.Karter Busse 2.Chris Himes 3.Jason Warner 4.Jeff Bennett 5.Thomas Dretzka +30B/C: 1.Dwight Ingalls 2.Brad Yde 3.Tim Martin 4.David Blazek 5.Kevin Yde +45: 1.Thomas Dretzka 2.Daryl Willing 3.Robert Raduenz 4.Paul Marescalco 5.Wayne Slagle 250B: 1.Justin Wolf 2.Maxwell Malkmus 3.Travis Schaefer 4.Eric Leach 5.Robert Stambolic 250C/1: 1.Justin Hall 2.Austin Gardinier 3.Taylor Strauss 4.Carter Crowley 5.Ashley Densow 250C/2: 1.Lucas Zimmerman 2.Riley Telfer 3.Glenn Korn 4.Joshua Hove 5.Kyle Kilday 250A: 1.Zach Coons 2.Matthew Maier 3.Joseph Dretzka 4.Dale Kathan 5.Brandon Marescalco Open B: 1.Nate Knottnerus 2.Brandon Clifford 3.Jason Bernhardt 4.Tyler Elliott 5.Jon Natzke

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Ross Braun finished second in +25B

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Jim and Mitchell Middlebrook at the gate for 85Sr.

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Fun Valley wraps up season Montezuma, Iowa - October 8 By Tracy Petrak Photos by Missi Thede

With the end of the races on Saturday the awards event began. The Fun Valley crew outdid themselves with a potluck for everyone. There was tasty food brought by all and the pork was out of this world. After everyone had their fill, the awards ceremony commenced. The setting could not have been more perfect. Everyone brought lawn chairs and with the weather playing its part everyone sat outside and relished in the year’s final tally. A great amount of appreciation was shown to the track members and volunteers for running the show (flaggers, scorers, concession stand etc.). Starting off the awards were the 50Jr. riders, Zane Brownsberger took the honors of first place of the series. Every one of the riders whether or not they received a trophy or plaque should be very proud of what they have done this year at the track and all around. Some of the multiple award winners included Corey Jacobe (14-24 B/C and 125 Open), Dylan Smith (65Jr and 85Jr), Chase Conis (250 and Open B), Austin Voorhees (Quad B and Quad B Production) and last but not least, Sean Taylor (Quad A Production and Quad A). The festivities finished up and all dispersed to go home or continue celebrating. Sunday morning came and shockingly, many people were

un Valley’s last season event weekend entailed racing, a hog roast, an awards ceremony then back to more racing. They hosted a great season send-off. Kicking off Saturday was powerful racing from the 250B class. Jacob Harnish showed what he could do in the first moto by crossing that finish line first with Jesse Ross second and Chase Conis in the third spot. Throughout the second moto Harnish had to work hard to stay in the top five. Harnish led through the first two laps with Chase Juhl riding in his shadow. At the end of the second lap Juhl made his move on Harnish. The race was on with Ross taking over the second place position as Harnish fell further back in the order. Even with Juhl takSean Taylor presented fellow racer Logan Rathbun ing the win, Ross took the overof the Quad 50 class his Championship Award. all with a 2-2 finish. Harnish finished with second overall with Goette moving in slow motion. Who 85Sr: 1.Wade Brommel 2.Damian a 1-5 and Juhl secured third overknew the awards ceremony Benson 3.Cass Mc Keag 4.Justin all with a 5-1 performance. would be so exhausting. As Beach 5.Haylee Peterman The next fast and furious 85Jr: 1.Dylan Smith 2.Jesse Aitchisoon as the bikes and quads fired son 3.Drew Lubka 4.Tristan Bell class of left the gate with Quad A up, so did the crowd and racers 5.Tallen Moorman rider Sean Taylor getting in the alike. Thank you very much to 250A: 1.Kody Pirie 2.Bobby Hanson lead to take control. Taylor ex3.Brennon Myers the friends and all who made this +25A: 1.Coty Mosqueda 2.Reese panded his lead as the race came year’s series a success at Fun Lauritzen down to who would finish secValley. +40A: 1.Ernie Peterman ond. Jonathon Ven John was Quad A: 1.Sean Taylor 2.Dalton Saturday Results: Hicks 3.Tanner Gipple 4.Benji Lorenz haunted by Dalton Hicks, Tanner 250B: 1.Jesse Ross 2.Jacob Harnish 5.Jonathon Ven John Gipple and Benji Lorenz. Com3.Chase Juhl 4.Chase Conis 5.Kevin Open B: 1.Jesse Ross ing down the final stretch, 2.Chase Conis 3.Josh Crawford Ven John managed to Open C: 1.Cody Ely hold on to the second spot 2.Thomas Rees 3.Stone followed by Hicks then Schildroth 4.Drew Peterson 5.Michael Lohrer Lorenz and Gipple. Quad B/C Prod: 1.Samuel The second moto led Rowe 2.Austin Voorhees to more excitement reQuad C: 1.Keaton Sterk garding these talented rid2.Josh Beukema 3.Douglas Jensen 4.Brian Clark 5.Matt ers. While Taylor took to Logan the front again, there was 50Sr: 1.Paxton Jobe 2.Jada a good fight for the next Murphy 3.Eli Hoversten 4.Isaac Moyle 5.Harley Howpositions. Hicks and Gipell ple were like yo yo’s. Quad A Prod: 1.Sean Taylor One got in front and the 2.Tanner Gipple 3.Trey Sudbrock 4.Benji Lorenz 5.Dalother bolted out to pass. In ton Hicks the last lap the crowd was 125: 1.Jordan Harnish pumped and through the 2.Corey Jacobe 3.Conrad Schipper 4.Brennan Hanson final whoops section the +30A: 1.Reese Lauritzen concluded as Hicks +30B/C: 1.Michael Tremmel crossed the line ahead of 2.Nicole Weis Excitement during the second moto of the 250C class between #313 Cody Ely and Michael Lohrer. Continued on P38 Gipple. CYCLE USA, December 2011 37

+40B/C: 1.Matt Morris 2.Cole Seip 3.Michael Petrak 4.Christopher Chadek Quad 50: 1.Dylan Sereg 2.Cody Spiegelhalter 3.Jada Jensen 4.Logan Rathbun 50Jr: 1.Zane Brownsberger 2.Jace Robinson 3.Cruz Timmerman 4.Kyler Knaack 5.Jentry Robinson Quad Jr: 1.Haedyn Mickelson 2.Casey Beaver 3.Cole Borowiak 4.Gramm Meyer 5.Zach Hovell Quad B: 1.Samuel Rowe 2.Austin Voorhees 3.Anthony Smith Open A: 1.Bobby Hanson 2.Coty Mosqueda 3.Kody Pirie 4.Brennon Myers 5.Conrad Schipper 250C: 1.Michael Lohrer 2.Thomas Rees 3.Drew Peterson 4.Cody Ely 5.Brandon Teeple

Quad 90 Open: 1.Sam Steckly 2.Sky Volkamer 3.Gunner Tebon 4.Gage Beebe 5.Dylan Sereg 65Jr: 1.Dylan Smith 2.Jacob Dakovich 3.Tristan Bell 4.Jarrett Robinson 5.Zack Frederick 65Sr: 1.Blake Hoag 2.Drew Lubka 3.Caleb Jordan 14-24B/C: 1.Chase Juhl 2.Jacob Harnish 3.Mitch Simon 4.Dakota Anderson 5.Corey Jacobe Schlby: 1.Kevin Goette Women: 1.Darcy Goette SuperMini: 1.Damian Benson 2.Travis Larson 3.Jesse Aitchison 4.Dalton Seaton Quad 90 CVT: 1.Sydnee Steckly 2.Brandon Hoag 3.Roderick Philipp 4.Gage Beebe 5.Austin Hayes

#828 Dakota Timmins and Stone Schildroth during the first moto of the Open B/C class.

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Arenacross returns to Madison Madison, Wisconsin - november 11 - 13 By Dave Hollub

he AMA Arenacross Series made a return to Wisconsin after a nine year absence. As the third stop on the 2011-12 series the racing action was great, as the riders were all still fresh and looking to grab an early points lead toward the season championship. The Babbitt’s Monster Energy/ Kawasaki team led by reigning champion Tyler Bowers and Wisconsin native Chad Johnson dominated the podium both nights. Michael Willard got a great jump in the AX Lites Friday night Main event and soon was opening up a gap on the rest of the class. Dalton Carlson was running bar to bar with Steven Mages as they battled for second place. Carlson finally wrapped up second when Mages bobbled on lap 10. Next Mages had to contend with Travis Sewall who had battled his way through the pack. Sewall was able to make a block pass in the final corner to steal the final podium position as the checkers flew. Jeff Gibson launched his Tuf Racing Honda down the start for the AX class holeshot with Nathan Skaggs and Chad Johnson close behind. Johnson kept steady pressure on Skaggs and finally found an opening to move past on lap four. Kelly Smith was now pushing Skaggs but by the end of lap five Smith also maneuvered past Skaggs. Tyler Bowers made the pass on Skaggs and began chasing Smith. After a couple laps Bowers got around Smith and then made a quick pass

65cc Friday night podium; Dalton Hein 3rd, Tanner Whipple 1st, and Brennan Wages 2nd.

on Johnson for second. Bowers ran out of time before he could catch Gibson as the checkers flew to end the night. Gibson later commented, “I got the holeshot and was able to run my own pace so I was thankful for that. The track was taking a beating and was starting to fall apart. The whoops were definitely falling apart and the corners were really slippery but we have a really good bike. My whole team just did a re-

ally good job and praise the Lord I’m up here. Thanks a lot.” Tanner Whipple took the 65cc win followed by Brennan Wages. Dalton Hein grabbed the final podium spot as he made a pass just before the finish to edge out Kaleb Carman. The 85cc win went to Brian Krohn with Nick Wallace and Chad Saultz close behind. Saturday night started with a track party that gave race fans a chance to walk and check out the track up close while meeting the riders and teams. Entertainment was provided by a local Battle of The Bands winner Modern Mod. The UW-Madison Army ROTC color guard presented the Stars and Stripes during the opening ceremonies. Willy Browning got the jump out of the gate and immediately took the lead in the AX Lites Main with Michael Willard close behind. Steve Mages sat in third with TJ Phillips and Dave Ginolfi battling for fourth. Browning was stretching out some breathing room by the second trip over the Finish Catapult and cruised to the win without any challenges. By lap three Willard had his hands full keeping Mages behind him, and had to defend his position all the way to the finish. Travis Sewall moved up a couple of positions and by lap five was right on the rear wheel of Ginolfi. Two laps later Sewall found a line around him and made the pass stick for a fourth place finish. Browning later said “I got a sweet start, I have been getting them all weekend so I love that. I put in some sweet laps with no mistakes. I got a little bit of arm pump for some

Chad Johnson podiumed both nights in the AX class. CYCLE USA, December 2011

reason later in the race. Willard is going good, we grew up together so that is always good racing him and better if I beat him. I just need a good finish in the AX class next.” When the AX class hit the gate it was Nathan Skaggs aboard his Honda first around the holeshot with Chad Johnson right on him through the whoops section. Josh Demuth was running third ahead of teammate Tyler Bowers at the end of the whoops. Johnson immediately went to work on Skaggs and by the next time through the whoops was out front. Skaggs now was getting heavy pressure from Demuth and Bowers in every corner. On lap three Bowers got a two for one as he found the hotline and passed both Skaggs and Demuth at once. Bowers set his teammate Johnson and the lead position. Bowers pushed Johnson for a couple laps and then on lap seven hit the whoops with enough momentum to sweep past for the lead. Bowers now began adding breathing room behind him every lap while Johnson cruised in second. Jeff Gibson and Kelly Smith had now joined the battle for third place by lap seven. Demuth was able to get around Skaggs for third making it look like a Babbitts sweep. Gibson tried making the pass on Skaggs just before the whoops on lap ten but there was enough contact to slow Gibson down and Skaggs hit the ground. Smith took advantage and jumped into fourth with Gibson recovering quick enough to stay in fifth. Bowers later commented on his night “I didn’t get the holeshot tonight but I had a really good run through the whoops so I got by a couple guys right away. I saw there were a lot of really fast guys ahead of me and I wasn’t happy about it. I just kept making good passes and finally got around Johnson and tried to keep the lead from there. Enzo has the suspension working great for sure. I couldn’t get a better or faster bike out there. I felt like I had to come through a lot of adver-

The Saturday track party gave fans a chance to see everything up close.

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sity today to get this win so I am really happy to be on top of the podium tonight.” Both nights were filled with fast tight racing and it looked like all the fans had a great time watching the show. Hopefully the series will return in 2012. Results, Friday: 65cc: 1.Tanner Whipple 2.Brennan Wages 3.Dalton Hein 4.Kaleb Carman 5.Nolan Dickinson 85cc: 1.Brian Krohn 2.Nick Wallace 3.Chad Saultz 4.Chase Evans 5.Dillon Cloyed AX Lites: 1.Michael Willard 2.Dalton Carlson 3.Travis Sewall 4.Steven Mages 5.Michael McDade AX: 1.Jeff Gibson 2.Tyler Bowers 3.Chad Johnson 4.Kelly Smith 5.Josh Demuth Saturday 65cc: 1.Tanner Whipple 2.Kaleb Carman 3.Dalton Hein 4.Brennan Wages 5.Brogan Stubberg 85cc: 1.Logan Skaggs 2.Chad Saultz 3.Dillon Cloyed 4.Chase Evans 5.Jordan Schaendor AX Lites: 1.Willy Browning 2.Michael Willard 3.Steven Mages 4.Travis Sewall 5.TJ Phillips AX: 1.Tyler Bowers 2.Chad Johnson 3.Josh Demuth 4.Kelly Smith 5.Jeff Gibson Sunday Results (from Cycle USA area) Supermini Jr: 1.Brian Krohn 2.Logan Skaggs 3.Chase Evans 5.Chad Saultz Pro Sport: 1.Kyle White 5.Matt Hammond Lites Inter: 1.Erik Utech 2.Bodie Wood 3.Chase Stevenson 65cc 7-9: 1.Gage Steburg 2.Brennan Wages 5.Kennan Leis Lites nov: 2.Thomas Rees 4.Tony Damhoff 5.David Fischer +35: 1.Larry Bank 4.Michael Krejchik Girls 7-13: 1.Jessica Pozzani 50cc 4-6: 1.Gregory Stewart 2.Colson Crouch 3.Kaiden Knaack 5.Nicholas Stefancik Supermini Sr: 1.Logan Skaggs 2.Blaze Best

Kurtis McCabe in the AX class Friday night. Interm: 1.Erik Utech 2.Bodie Wood 5.Tom Kraeplin Expert: 1.Kyle White 2.Maxx Malatia 3.Vaughn Mays 4.Joseph Smutny Schlby Jr: 2.Conner Robinson 4.Brian Krohn 5.Dallas Scott 85cc 7-11: 1.Izaih Clark 2.Scki Rodites 3.Tayler Grall 4.Nolan Dickinson 5.Tanner Whipple nov: 2.Reed Kannegiesser 4.Thomas Rees 50cc 7-8: 1.Gage Steburg 2.Gavin Tilford 3.Ethan Mcmahon 4.Collin Nodurft 5.Kennan Leis +30: 1.Matt Grall 2.Jason Merrill 85cc 12-15: 1.Logan Skaggs 2.Brian Krohn 3.Chad Saultz 5.Chase Evans 16-24: 3.Bodie Wood 4.Dalton Brandel 5.Reid Janson +25: 2.Eli Siordia 3.Clark Newbury 4.Matt Maier 65cc 10-11: 1.Izaih Clark 2.Tayler Grall 3.Tanner Whipple 4.Nolan Dickinson 5.Kaleb Carman Women: 2.Alyssa Haling 3.Taylor Venning 4.Avery Prouty 5.Jessica Pozzani Schlby Sr: 1.Chase Stevenson 2.Logan Skaggs +40: 2.Larry Bank 5.Steven Sorge Begin: 1.Kory Sorge 2.Dylan Mott 3.Dan Mcgrath Pit Bike: 1.Kevin Popaeko 2.Tom Kraeplin 3.Nick Britt 4.Jeremy Merryman 5.Anthony Gries

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D15 Season Ending Event Akron, Indiana - Oct. 29/ 30 By Becky Stichter

Devin Hudnut was the overall winner. Hudnut was new to racing this year, and has improved every race. In the 85cc (12-15) class Joey Neely was out of the gates first in moto one. Joshua Taylor and David Stanker pressured hard from behind. Neely and Taylor had a great battle, with Taylor taking the win this moto. In moto two Isaiah Shelton was fastest out of the

t's hard to believe that this weekend was the last race of this season. The staff of Reads Racing Unlimited held the season closer at Hangtime, the weather was good, the track was in great condition, and it was a really good time. Along with two good days of racing, there were special events for Halloween, and a fund-raiser for Wyatt Evans, a rider who sustained a severe injury Labor Day weekend. Races on Saturday were run in a 3-moto format. In 250C Evan Denney was out of the gates first in moto one, with Kaleb McDonald and Kody Elder following. After getting a horrible start, Nicholas Craig was at the back of the group. He was pulling the throttle hard, and kept passing riders. Craig caught up to McDonald and Elder, and passed both of them to finish second. In the second moto Denney was out of the gates first again, but this time he had Craig pressuring from behind. Jacob Shaw and McDonald were next in line. Denney didn't let the pressure get to him, and won again. Craig finished second, followed by Shaw. In the third moto, Denney and Craig battled hard, and this time Craig got past Denney for the win. Some others stepped it up this moto, with Adam Palmer and David Stanker battling for Devin Hudnut in the 50cc 4-8 oil injected class. third. Palmer held the others off, finishing third this moto. Denney gates, followed by Neely. Taylor had a bad took first overall, followed by Craig in secstart, but worked his way past all the other ridond, and Shaw. ers. Next thing you knew, Taylor got past In the 50cc (7-8) class, Kaden Polito Shelton for another win. rode solid and ran 1-1-1. Clayton Servaty finIn moto three Taylor got a better start, ished second overall, followed by Clayton and ran off to another win. Stanker and Neely Strunk. In the 50cc (4-8) oil injected class battled for second, before Stanker crossed the 42

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line ahead of Neely. In the 85cc (9-11) class, mounted on a KTM, Justin Stichter of Frazier Motorsports, and Suzuki rider Evan Faucett battled hard in all three motos. In the first moto, Stichter was out of the gates ahead of Faucett and held on for the win. There was also a battle for third place between Shadd Miser and Cameron Middlston. Miser was able to finish ahead of Middlston. The second moto was much like the first, only this time Faucett was out of the gates first. Stichter pressured, but wasn't able to pass and Miser rode in third again. Moto three played out like the first, with Stichter leading the group, and finishing 1-2-1. Faucett finished second overall. Middlston finished ahead of Miser this moto, but Miser took third overall, running 3-3-4. There was some good riding in the 125cc 2-stroke class as Tanner Walters ran 1-1-1, followed by Caden Roberts in each moto. Behind the leaders, there was some good racing being done by Kameron Graddy, Brandon Yeiter, Chris Trowbridge and Hayden Clark. KTM rider, Evan Denney, took charge in the Supermini class running 1-1-1. Garrett Snodgrass, Jarred Wright and Joshua Taylor had good battles in all three motos. Snodgrass finished second overall, running 3-2-2, followed by Wright. After all the races were done, there was a "buddy race" as part of the fund-raiser for Wyatt Evans, followed by special events for Halloween. There were free pumpkins, supplied by Rochester Optimist Club. A pumpkin carving contest for anyone who wanted to participate, won by Addison Clouse. There was a free chili pot, carmel apples, and a huge bonfire for all to enjoy. It was a great night to hang out and have fun. The weather was a little cooler Sunday,

but still no complaints, considering it was the end of October. The quads were on the track first. The Quad B class and Youth Production quads were out at the same time. For the Quad B class, Hunter Ridenour ran 1-1 as Blake Sarver swept both motos of the of the Youth class. Clayton Strunk of the 50 cc open class was able to run 1-1, ahead of David Hudnut. They both looked like they were having fun

out there! In the 85cc (12-15) class, Joshua Taylor was the fastest, running 1-1. Both motos, the riders fell into their positions, and didn't have a lot of position changes. David Stanker finished second, followed by Nick Raseta. The 85cc (9-11) class had all kinds of position changes. In the first moto, Justin Stichter took the holeshot and led the group. Evan Faucett hit Stichter's back tire in the first turn, causing Faucett to go down. With Faucett falling, Stichter didn't have as much pressure

this moto, and finished first. Faucett did some impressive riding, and was able to work his way to a second place finish. In the second moto Faucett managed to stay out of a messy first turn, taking the lead. Stichter and Trevor Lomperski were two of the riders that went down, and ended up being DNF’s. Faucett won this moto, with Shadd Miser finishing second. In the 50cc (7-8) class Clayton Servaty ran 1-1, followed by Kennan Leis, Kamden Graddy and Max Naselroad. These 50cc riders keep improving all the time. Continued on page 45

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Aztalan Dirt Track Finale Lake Mills, Wisconsin - September 17

t’s hard to believe the racing season ending, this being the last one at Aztalan. Hot chocolate and coffee were necessary for the night, along with winter coats, hats, and mittens. This track is a crowd favorite, so I’m sure they didn’t mind the cooler weather. The track was prepped and in great condition after the rain we had the night before. It was cool and breezy throughout the day which dried the track to perfection. The Youth 50cc Shaft division was so close in points that this race would determine the championship. Ethan Jahnke and Colton Witucki started early on to strive for the win. Jahnke led with Witucki close behind, but coming into lapped traffic was determining what line they had to take when passing the slower bikes. It was close a few times, but Jahnke won by a bike length while Ava Stobb finished in third. It was a blast to watch these youngsters have their fun. The Open class had us out of our seats watching as they usually do. Erich Olson, from Appleton had the quick holeshot with Charlotte Kainz, Ian Steen, and Danny Vrana chasing behind. All five leading bikes were in a straight line, then came Vrana with a clean pass on Steen for third. A few laps later, Vrana and Steen were still swapping positions before Steen went down in turn four. At the finish line, Olson captured it, with Kainz be-

Terry Vestal and Charlotte Kainz watching the races.

hind, while Vrana, Luke Fox, and Kevin Kilkenny rounded the top five. The RGN (Regional Grand National) series riders made an appearance and showed us what a enjoyable class this is. The top five finishes in the A class were dominated by the powerful Yamahas. Kevin Kilkenny took the lead from the start, but not for long with Charlotte Kainz claiming it on the second lap. Kainz had a good lead on the others with Kilkenny, Andrew Mauk, Terry Vestal, and Brian Slominski respectively following behind this young lad. Another entertaining class was the 125-250cc’s, which was conquered by girl power, three ladies and a gentleman. Alexia Hoffmann, of Beaver Dam, pulled the lead but was overpowered by Charlotte Kainz. Kainz won this race, followed by Hoffmann, Parker Lange, and Julieanna Grasser. We all had to keep our eyes on the track for the Quad B class. Tyler Henning of Mayville nailed the clean holeshot. Kyle Jirousek was in second followed by Jarrett Marshall and Brett Durant. There were plenty of passing attempts made, none of them successful as riders would get out of the groove and lose the necessary momentum. Henning captured the checkered while the others were in a pack lagging behind. Well, this concludes the last race of the season in Aztalan for District 16 Flat Track racing. Special thanks to the members and volunteers for the hard work and dedication to us racing families and friends. Overall, it has been a good season, and it Quad rider Jake Foti. treated us well. 2.Hayden Zurn 3.Jacob Trosper 4.Devin Massie 5.Jordan Carroll See you next year at 85cc: 1.Brady Lange 2. Brooke Chromy 3.Hayden this wonderful track. Zurn 4.Blake Berry Results: 50cc 4-Str: 1.Loyal Prach 2.Ethan Jahnke 3.Colton Witucki 4.Trevor Infalt 5.Zachary Busse +50: 1.Mike Yogerst 2.James McDermott 3.Larry Thompson 4.Alan Sumner 5.Kenneth Pesz +40: 1.Terry Vestal 2.Jim Beckman 3.Tony Giorno 4.Richard Goldberg 5.Louie Lauters +30: 1.Kevin Kilkenny 2.Tony Giorno 3.Terry Vestal 4.Jeremy Deruyter 5.Dan Lauters 50cc Shaft: 1.Ethan Jahnke 2.Colton Witucki 3.Ava Stobb 4.Riley Busse 5.Richard Goldberg 65cc: 1.Brady Lange

Twins/Vintage: 1.Danny Vrana 2.Soren Lavalley 3.Ian Steen 4.William Berger 5.Louie Lauters Classics: 1.Shane Sullivan 2.Matthew Mcnall 3.George Patrick 4.Everett Vall 5.Eric Trosper Open: 1.Erich Olson 2.Charlotte Kainz 3.Danny Vrana 4.Luke Fox 5.Kevin Kilkenny 505cc: 1.Erich Olson 2.Luke Fox 3.Mitchell Rush 4.Robert Reese 5.Ion Stear 125-250cc: 1.Charlotte Kainz 2.Alexia Hoffmann 3.Parker Lange 4.Julieanna Grasser 5.Cole Nallin B: 1.Tyler Jirousek 2.Nathan Newton 3.Tyler Schrimpf 4.Hunter Schultz 5.Blake Huebner Quad Open: 1.Chuck Calvert 2.Kyle Jirousek 3.Jake Foti 4.Jarrett Marshall 5.Larry Alber Quad A: 1.Jake Foti 2.Chuck Calvert 3.Joseph Day Quad B: 1.Tyler Henning 2.Kyle Jirousek 3.Jarrett Marshall 4.Brett Durant 5.Justin Jones Air Cooled Prod Quad: 1.Duane Pretsch 2.Hunter Schultz 3.Nathan Newton 4.Tyler Allen RGn A: 1.Charlotte Kainz 2.Kevin Kilkenny 3.Andrew Mauk 4.Terry Vestal 5.Brian Slominski RGn B: 1.Mark Martinich 2.Todd Lefeber 3.Julieanna Grasser 4.Rebecca Carol 5.Brooke Chromy

Some of the fun Saturday night.

D15 Final MX continued from page 43 Nicholas Craig, mounted on a Yamaha ran out front in both motos of the Open C class. Evan Denney finished second overall, followed by David Stanker. In the 65cc (7-9) class Corbin Moore ran 1-1. Behind him there were some good battles going on. In the first moto, Colyn Iden pulled ahead of the others, followed by Aidan Griffis and Kaden Polito. Iden finished second this moto. In the second moto, Dalton Edmondson had a much better ride, and finished second, followed by Polito. Iden still finished second overall, running 2-4.

It was a good weekend of racing. A lot of riders weren't ready for the end of the season, but here it is. The staff of Reads Racing Unlimited is planning to have open rides on Sundays as long as the weather holds out, so for some there will be a few more good rides... but the racing is done for the season. Now we just get to start making our plans for 2012!

+50: 1.Dan Heingartner 2.Art Kreykes 14/24: 1.Dakota Robins 2.Quinton Camp 3.Tanner Walters Open A: 1.Adam Lock +25: 1.Michael Heingartner 2.William Kotinek 50cc Open: 1.Clayton Strunk 2. Devin Hudnut Pitbike Jr: 1.Kamden Graddy Supermini: 1.Garrett Snodgrass 2.Joshua Taylor 3.Konner Graddy 4.Nick Raseta 5. Joey Neely Women 85-250: 1.Madison Johnson 2.Addison Clouse 250B: 1.Dakota Robins 2. Dalton

Packard 250C: 1.Evan Denney 2.Nicholas Craig 3.Kody Elder 4.Nick Myers 5. David Stanker 125cc 2-str: 1.Tanner Walters 2. Caden Roberts 3.Kameron Graddy 4.Josh Workman 5.Brandon Yeiter Mini Quad: 1.Logan Stanfield 2.Drake Edwards 3.Jacob Clingaman 4.Davison Emery Mini Quad Jr: 1.Joshua Graham 2.Bodie Derrer 3.Jayda Mundell 85cc (12-15): 1.Joshua Taylor 2. David Stanker 3.Nick Raseta 4.Dallas Davis 5.Joey Neely 85cc (9-11): 1.Evan Faucett 2.Corbin Moore 3.Chase Boykin 4.Shadd Miser 5.Cameron Middleton 50cc (7-8): 1.Clayton Servaty 2.Kennan Leis 3.Kamden Graddy 4.Max Naselroad +30A: 1.Michael Heingartner Open B: 1.Dakota Robins 2.Dalton Packard Open C: 1.Nicholas Craig 2.Evan Denney 3. David Stanker 4.WIlliam Kotinek 5.Nick Myers Schlby 2: 1.Quinton Camp 65cc (7-9): 1.Corbin Moore 2.Colyn Iden 3.Kaden Polito 4.Aidan Griffis 5.Kennan Leis 65cc (10-11): 1.Cameron Middleton 50cc (4-6) : 1.David Hagerman 2.Landyn Iden 3.Michael Luck 50cc (4-8) inj: 1.Max Naselroad 2.Devin Hudnut 3.Blake Satler Pitbike: 1. Landon Roberts 2.Emma Denney Outlaw: 1.Shadd Miser 2.Evan Faucett 3.Chase Boykin 4.Kaden Polito 5.Trevor Lomperski Women 65-85: 1.Madison Johnson 2.Addison Clouse

Sunday Results October 30: Quad B: 1.Hunter Ridenour 2. Jeff Florian 3.Jason Fisher Yth Prod Quad: 1.Blake Sarver 2.Jacob Clingaman 3.TJ Daniels 4.Davison Emery Schlby 1: 1.Caden Roberts 2.Kameron Graddy 3.Kody Elder +30B/C: 1.David Huss +40: 1.Jon Darmon

250C class rider nicholas Craig finished second overall. CYCLE USA, December 2011

2011 Season Top Finishers Congratulations Everyone!

Hillclimb

50cc 1.Brodie Bennett ..........480 2.Jaydn Aliprandini .......357 3.Blake Bowyer ............219 4.Checotah Benefiel.....219 5.Brenden Walker ..........71 65cc 1.Levi Peters ................451 2.Andrew Fortner .........316 3.Charles Helfrich.........316 4.Jonathon Brian ..........268 5.Jaydn Aliprandini .......187 85Jr. 1.Levi Peters ................455 2.Andrew Fortner .........384 3.D.J. Watson...............333 4.Jonathon Brian ..........260 5.Charles Helfrich.........248 85Sr. 1.Clay Bowyer ..............255 2.Bryce Spickard ..........171 3.Alissa Harnish ...........113 4.Taylor Stidham ..........103 5.Leonard Buchholz .......49 125cc 1.Blair Lawson..............257 2.Niko Roark ................230 3.Tyler Keith ...................75 4.Austin Shelton .............60 5.Kody Laflen .................32 200cc 1.Kyle Galloway ...........391 2.Robert Quilter............374 3.Brian Shutt ................370 4.Keith Klett..................146 5. Austin Shutt ..............106 250cc 1.Matt Peters................460 2.Joseph McGurer........384 3.Jon Creek..................334 4.Robert Fortner...........227 5.Pat Sarver .................108 450cc 1.Matt Peters................422 2.Cody Jenner..............338 3.Troy Camerer ............332 4.Mike Sarver .................80 5.Dylan Brady.................69 600cc 1.Cody Jenner..............372 2.Andy Fortner .............347 3.Matt Peters................316 4.Joseph McGurer........306 5.Troy Camerer ............247 750cc 1.Paul Hillard................295 2.Mike Sarver ...............141 3.Michael See ................41 4.Pat Sarver ...................30 5.Steve Laughlin ............25 Open 1.Brian Klett..................256

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+40 1.Andy Fortner .............456 2.Michael Pulver...........399 3.Jon Creek..................363 4.Kelly Brady ................110 5.John Brady ..................97 +50 1.Keith Klett..................314 2.Mark Peters...............200 3.Michael Winberb .........50 4.Michael Bacon.............36 5.David Duncan..............30 6.Robert Tharp ...............25 400cc Stock 1.Michael Pulver...........431 2.Andy Fortner .............369 3.Kyle Galloway ...........363 4.Niko Roark.................115 5.John Brady ..................84 Open Stock 1.Joseph McGurer........400 2.Michael Pulver...........390 3.Alan Petty....................90 4.Kelly Brady ..................69 5.Tom KeBrown..............60 600cc 4-Stroke 1.Cody Jenner..............424 2.Troy Camerer ............378 3.Brian Klett..................159 4.Mike Sarver .................50 5.Jesse Rogers ..............12 2-Stroke Quad 1.Paul Hillard................298 2.Chad Bowyer.............190 3.Don Richardson ........109 4.Alex Russell ................31 4-Stroke Quad 1.Matt Newnum ............192 2.Jody Timmins ............110 3.R.J. Massey ................36 4.Chad Bowyer...............30 5.Robert Gehrke.............25 Women 1.Kendra Herold ...........426 2.Alissa Harnish ...........330 3.Rebecca Lawson.......317 4.Stacey Morris ............253 5.Blair Lawson................90

Hill Climb

Micro Mini: 1.Bodee O’Neil .............108 2.Kaden Funk.................93 3.Cody Paider ................82 4.Damion Huppert ..........58 5.Casey Paider...............20 65cc: 1.Luke Cipala ...............109 2.Casey Paider...............80 3.Bodee O’Neil ...............75 4.Kaden Funk.................31 5.Emily Schultz...............26

Mini Jr: 1.Luke Cipala .................99 2.Casey Paider...............73 3.Emily Schultz...............13 4.Damion Huppert ............8 5.Kaden “Funk, “ ..............7 Mini Sr: 1.Nathan Prebe ..............76 2.Jason Laven................72 3.Taylor O’Neil................57 4.Morgan Wheelwright ...41 5.Marcus Koester ...........20 125: 1.Jessica Prebe..............96 2.Logan Peterson...........82 3.Andy Eichinger ............73 4.Nathan Prebe ..............72 5.Taylor O’Neil................59 200: 1.Jason Laven................80 2.Reed Lexvold ..............77 3.Jeff Jack ......................76 4.Jacob Prebe ................70 5.Gabrielle Prebe ...........61 250: 1.Luke Parmeter.............76 2.Logan Cipala ...............73 3.Joel Falde....................56 4.Aaron Prebe ................38 5.Nathan Prebe ..............31 450: 1.Jared Gitter .................78 2.Jacob Prebe ................77 3.Aaron Prebe ................70 4.Luke Parmeter.............66 5.Zachary DeGross ........57 600: 1.Logan Cipala ...............77 2.Zachary DeGross ........67 3.Jacob Prebe ................67 4.Luke Parmeter.............47 5.Jared Gitter .................35 750: 1.Luke Parmeter...........103 2.Tod Parmeter...............69 3.Chad Meyer.................42 4.Kirk Mueller ...............38 5.TC Allen.......................38 Open: 1.Jared Gitter .................69 2.Wade Schultz ..............45 3.TC Allen.......................42 4.Logan Cipala ...............39 5.Zachary DeGross ........29 86-600 4-stroke: 1.Jared Gitter .................89 2.Luke Parmeter.............86 3.Aaron Prebe ................70 4.Eric Wheelwright .........67 5.Alex Gerdes ................33 Sr: 1.Eric Wheelwright .........92 2.Darren DeGross ..........68 3.Wade Schultz ..............63 4.Corey O’Neil................52 5.Mike Wood ..................45 Super Sr.: 1.Brian Kinney................98 2.Dan McMurlyn .............80 3.Jeff Jack ......................73 4.Mike Bronk ..................58 5.Dave Byer ...................41 Stock 0-400

1.Jacob Prebe ..............108 2.Eric Wheelwright .........52 3.Jeff Jack ......................52 4.Jack Paquette .............32 5.Kurt Krohmer...............29 Stock 401- up: 1.Zachary Degross.....100 2.Lemar Hines................97 3.David Donahue ...........64 4.Aaron Bechel...............52 5.Matt Bechel .................47 KOTH: 1.Luke Parmeter ...........41 2.Zach Degross ............39 3.Jared Gitter ................33 4.Wade Schultz .............30 5.Jacob Prebe ..............25

Enduro

250-OPEn A: 1.Pete Laubmeier.........105 2.Ryan Moss ..................73 3.Brian Niehaus..............71 4.Jd Friebel ....................30 5.Ben Bernard ................21 VET A: 1.Heath Drone..............108 2.Andy Jensen ...............15 SEnIOR A: 1.Brian Breci...................69 2.Pete Caron ..................65 3.Jeff Magowan..............59 4.Frank Shepeck ............14 SUPER SEnIOR: 1.Duane Eller .................76 2.Nick Zambon ...............51 3.Jack Drummond ..........35 5.Rick Kaczmarowski .....27 MASTERS: 1.Sir Ken Schuck............35 0-200B: 1.Scott Rohlfing ............113 2.Stan Szlachciuk .......105 3.Steve Kaczmarowski...84 4.Phillip Zambon ............43 5.Richard Liberty ............35 250-OPEn B: 1.Curt Shomberg..........101 2.Mark Coyne.................35 3.Jordon Zambon ...........30 VET B: 1.Brett Drew .................115 SEnIOR B: 1.Bill Brazinger ...............18 2.Mike French ................10 C CLASS: 1.Jason Hess .................37 2.Kyle Robertson............35 3.Phil Crick .....................30 4.Hunter Neuwirth ..........18 5.Chriss Gramport ..........11

Hare Scramble

AA Bike: 1.Brandon Houts ..........203 2.Jd Friebel ..................186 3.Mat Herrington ..........134 4.Robert Kau ..................79 5.Pete Laubmeier...........67 A Bike: 1.Mark Sheppard..........189 2.Corey Pederson ........166 3.Frank Caballero.........147 4.Jesse Caballero ........135 4.Joe Chwala ...............135 B Bike: 1.Jeff Schmidt ..............225 2.Scott Rohlfing............162 3.Thomas Christensen .102 4.Chris Caballero ...........88 5.Steve Roof ..................80 C Bike: 1.Hunter Neuwirth ........133 2.Delwyn Todd..............103 3.Benjamin Schumann ...93 4.Estion Lemoine ...........82 5.Derek Boos .................80 40+: 1.John Buechner ..........230 2.Joe Vadeboncoeur ....181 3.Carl Jahns .................114 4.Richard Pederson .......97 5.Wolf Neuwirth..............90 6.Chris Halverson...........87 50+: 1.Mark Caballero..........178 2.Mike Jazwiecki ..........108 3.Paul Bloyer..................73 4.Tony Merlik ..................69 5.Duane Eller .................60 50cc: 1.Will Halverson ...........173 2.Rex Valek ..................110 3.Loyal Prach .................55 4.Nadia Ellingson ...........25 65cc: 1.Mason French ...........217 2.Hunter Fischer...........186 3.Noah Laedtke..............76 4.Carter Mattson ............47 5.Colton Berna ...............39 85cc: 1.Collin Jahns...............182 2.Ben Kortbein ...............46 3.Sam Wolf.....................38 4.Seth Doeberlein ..........30 4.Reed Eggum ...............30 5.Caleb Larsen...............18 Women: 1.Amy Fischer ..............167 2.Becky Hayes ...............84 3.Kristina Zmuda ............63 4.Sierra Dux ...................55

4.Alicia Zazeski ..............55 Vintage: 1.Jorge Caballero.........159 2.John Strangfeld .........115 3.John Montgomery .......63 4.Rick Kaczmarowski .....59 5.Pete Laubmeier...........55

Dirt Track:

XR50 1.Brady Lange..............220 2.Loyal Prach ...............170 3.Ethan Jahnke ............153 4.Colton Witucki ...........124 5.Trevor Infalt .................87 85cc: 1.Parker Lange.............212 2.Brooke Chromy .........127 3.Blake Berry..................68 4.Hayden Zurn ...............51 5.Alec Muth ....................49 505cc: 1.Morgen Mischler........188 2.David Schultz ............171 3.Eric Olson..................134 4.Robert Reese ............110 5.Mitchel Schultz ............76 Vets: 1.Terry Vestal ...............142 2.Chris Baker ...............130 3.Danny Vrana ...............73 4.Patrick Stemper...........66 5.Kevin Kilkenny.............55 50cc: 1.Ethan Jahnke ............200 2.Colton Witucki ...........194 3.Ava Stobb..................117 4.Ashton Demaa ............98 5.Ty Marshall..................53 Open: 1.Morgan Mischler........184 2.David Schultz ............142 3.Ian Steen...................133 4.Eric Olson..................119 5.Andrew Schleicher ......78 Senior 1.Terry Vestal ...............164 2.Mike Yogerst..............151 3.Chris Baker ...............132 4.Jack Kainz...................90 5.Brendan Grasser.........84 Vintage: 1.Ian Steen...................199 2.Dan Murre .................128 3.Robert Reese ............124 4.Mark Martinich.............92 5.Danny Vrana ...............91 65cc: 1.Brady Lange..............216 2.Devin Massie.............119 3.Aaron Jahnke ............112 4.Hayden Zurn ...............58 5.Jacob Trosper .............57 250cc: 1.Morgan Mischler........183 2.Charlotte Kainz..........166 3.Alexia Hoffmann........146 4.Parker Lange.............130 5.Andrew Schleicher ....106 Super Senior: 1.Mike Yogerst..............224 2.Chuck Dickenson ......133

3.Al Sumner .................128 4.Ken Pesz...................103 5.Stephen Wasser..........80 JR Modâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 4-13: 1.Tyler Jirousek ............213 2.Tyler Allen..................188 3.Tyler Schrimpf ...........170 4.Hunter Schultz...........125 5.Nathan Newton..........112 Open Quad: 1.Jacob Foti..................201 2.Chuck Calvert............154 3.Joseph Day ...............112 4.Justin Jones ................96 5.Jarret Marshall ............55 Quad B: 1.Kyle Jirousek.............163 2.Dave Bower...............149 3.Tyler Henning ............124 4.Brett Durant ...............116 5.Justin Jones ................93 Quad A: 1.Jacob Foti..................185 2.Chuck Calvert............174 3.Joseph Day ...............123 4.Bradey Schultz ............73 5.Rob Reitz ....................61 Air Cooled Prodution: 1.Hunter Schultz...........200 2.Duane Pretsch ..........197 3.Tyler Allen..................187 4.Nathon Newton ...........65 5.Peyton Hall..................13

2.Dave Jelinek..............246 3.Paul Philbrick ............195 4.Norman La Rose .........78 5.Alain Vande Walle .......60 Advanced (C): 1.Jeff Franklin...............292 2.John Archer ...............291 3.Adam Graham...........245 4.Pat Mullarky ..............179 5.Dan Cotter.................129 Intermediate (D): 1.Luke Littlefield ...........290 2.Wayne Hood .............201 3.Shawn Mauritz ..........161 4.Sean Mullarkey .........145 5.David Gunn ...............116 novice (E): 1.Ken Koch...................298 2.Pete Voss ..................235 3.Mike Mullarkey ..........191 4.Dave Johnson ...........188 5.McCoy Georgeson ....179 Women: 1.Jan Wallerich.............290 2.Kira Raichert ...............60 Vintage: 1.Kevin Huber ..............400 2.Steve Kirchner.............60 Youth: 1.Mitchell Littlefield.......330 2.Ryan Rivenburgh ........50

Motocross

Road/Dual Spt

1.Joe Schafel .................25 2.Jorge Caballero...........15 3.Howard Schuck ...........10 4.Dale Crowbait Kelter .....9 5.Phil Terry .......................7 Buddy Rider: 1.Brett Lobajeski ............30 2.Al Sumner ...................10 Passenger: 1.Yvette Lobajeski ..........30 2.Judy Sumner ...............10 Dual Sport: 1.Jorge Caballero...........30 2.Ken Schuck .................25 3.Mike Wiedmeyer .........21 4.Kevin Kilkenny.............15 5.Alex Bub......................10

Trails

Champ (A): 1.Noel Smage ..............190 2.Alain Vande Walle .......30 2.Rick Condron ..............30 Expert (B): 1.Ralph Littlefield..........314

250 A 1.Hunter Nystrom .........624 2.Nathen Laporte .........469 3.Adam Reek ...............465 4.Andrew Lieders .........370 5.Dylan Narel ...............361 6.Colton Karl ................335 7.Dylan Ziolkowski .......329 Open A 1.Hunter Nystrom .........614 2.Dylan Narel ...............431 3.Adam Reek ...............422 4.Nathen Laporte .........363 5.Matthew Maier...........351 6.Jordan Millette...........337 7.Dustin Pulley .............306 250 B 1.Kyle Koosmann .........671 2.Kyle Hameister..........528 3.Aj Meidl .....................445 4.James Marietta..........409 5.Marcus Markee .........371 6.Jacob Vaness............361 7.David Watzka ............344 Open B 1.Tyler Stoll ..................744 2.Kyle Koosmann .........672 3.Craig Harris ...............428 4.Logan Poupore..........417 5.Marcus Markee .........404 6.Aaron Horack ............383 7.Tylor Skodras ............306 250 C 1.Kyle Ahola .................766 2.Jeffrey Schmid Jr ......641 3.Antonio Gravedoni ....513 4.Brad Barrette.............502 5.Ashley Densow .........423 6.Kyle Schneider ..........386

7.Tyler Koehler .............279 Open C 1.Kyle Ahola .................684 2.Antonio Gravedoni ....503 3.Brad Barrette.............433 4.Kyle Schneider ..........387 5.Matt Kohlmeyer .........318 6.Matt Fisher ................315 7.Jake Denison ............304 Sports B/C 1.Tyler Stoll ..................766 2.Colin Hass.................717 3.Kyle Hameister..........520 4.Logan Poupore..........374 5.Aaron Horack ............372 6.Dustin Raffaelli ..........343 7.David Watzka ............331 Women 1.Ashley Densow .........636 2.Kendra Tutt................597 3.Kendra Randrup........482 4.Kaitlyn Falk................452 5.Chardae Tovar...........432 6.Sheena Haws............358 7.Brianna Otis ..............344 +25A 1.Jesse Zambon...........459 2.Matthew Maier...........394 3.Gabe Kohlmeyer .......390 4.Dustin Pulley .............360 5.Cody Wills .................301 6.Matt Mraz ..................260 7.Craig Wallace ............230 +25B 1.Chad Nyberg .............591 2.Matt Kohlmeyer .........556 3.Lance Lincoln ............474 4.Pat Kumm .................321 5.Ryan Johnson ...........312 6.Joshua Lechner.........282 7.Richard Gouge ..........239 +30A 1.Tom Ferguson ...........453 2.Thomas Dretzka........404 3.Cheston Lilley............327 4.Jason Heindl .............244 5.Nick Furno.................230 6.Darin Dionne .............210 7.Matt Albrecht .............199 +30B 1.Tim Randrup .............597 2.Lance Lincoln ............552 3.Scott Young Jr ...........513 4.David Blazek .............252 5.Thomas Wolf .............241 6.Tim May.....................235 7.Glen Brandemuehl ....217 +40 1.Cory Croschere .........659 2.Tom Ferguson ...........625 3.Greg Bink ..................544 4.Wayne Slagle ............504 5.Jeff Ramsay ..............461 6.Daryl Willing ..............420 7.Shawn Tovar .............391 +50 1.Wayne Slagle ............968 2.Tim May.....................535 3.Thomas Dretzka........500 4.Mike Barta .................443 5.Mark Markee .............428 6.Dale Lardinois ...........404 7.John Meehan ............385

50JR 4-6 1.Dyllan Young .............525 2.Hannah Densow........501 3.Ethan Brissette..........476 4.Owen Haseleu...........459 5.Jackson Oehlhof .......232 6.Hayden Anderson......225 7.Drake Dionne ............224 50SR 7-8 1.Wyatt Liebeck..........1082 2.Luke Vanlyssel ..........752 3.Kevin Gollubske ........641 4.Rocco Gravedoni ......592 5.Dawson Lincoln.........550 6.Eugene Wolff.............472 7.Taylor Luxem.............383 65 7-11 1.Mitchell Nooyen.........943 2.Max Earley ................815 3.Justin Bink.................784 4.Wyatt Liebeck............734 5.Jonah Dowd ..............638 6.Seth Doeberlein ........539 7.Nicholas Vanlyssel ....413 85JR 9-11 1.Mitchell Nooyen.........910 2.Clayton Rankin..........842 3.Dylan Densow ...........706 4.Bailey Otis .................653 5.Justin Bink.................571 6.Nicholas Vanlyssel ....529 7.Seth Doeberlein ........483 85SR 12-15 1.Dennis Ponton Iii .....1046 2.Jakob Passineau.......758 3.Mason Persha ...........537 4.Taylor Brissette..........536 5.Jack Hendrick............448 6.Hunter Sayles............447 7.Austin Childers ..........437 SuperMini 1.Jakob Passineau.......861 2.Mason Persha ...........641 3.Austin Childers ..........386 4.Tristin Fuerst .............318 5.Brady Bill ...................307 6.Jordan Schiller ..........242 7.Cole Thomson...........213 125JR 1.Dennis Ponton Iii .......980 2.Colin Hass.................791 3.Brandon Barlament ...426 4.Blake Bocek ..............395 5.Jack Hendrick............394 6.Keegan Cummins......318 7.Nicholas Randrup......288 QUAD A 1.Judd Skubal ..............442 2.Chris Mathias ............339 3.Daniel Woodruff ........264 4.Broc Watzka ..............256 5.Ben Kurtzweil ............244 6.Bill Berger..................244 7.Brandon Laabs..........186 QUAD B 1.Jonathan Pepin .........411 2.Dustin Bennish ..........409 3.Tim Barker.................270 4.Kyle Mathias..............262 5.Joe Svejda ................217 6.Jared Tuominen ........177 7.Riley Beyer................136

CYCLE USA, December 2011

Motocross

50Jr: 1.Zane Brownsberger...535 2.Jace Robinson ..........419 3.Kaiden Knaack ..........412 4.Clay Fishback............404 5.Jonah M Bates ..........254 6.Cruz B Timmerman ...252 7.Will H Fingalsen ........186 8.Kyler Knaack .............181 9.Kailin J Chadek .........167 50Sr: 1.Gage Steburg............500 2.Jarrett Robinson........478 3.Paxton Jobe ..............435 4.Jada Murphy .............426 5.Eli Hoversten.............347 6.Isaac Moyle ...............335 7.Harley Howell ............292 8.Julien Bates...............226 9.Mason Richardson ....154 65Jr: 1.Dylan Smith...............547 2.Jacob Dakovich.........432 3.Tristian Bell ...............392 4.Gage Steburg............358 5.Jarrett Robinson........301 6.Zack Frederick ..........298 7.Ruger Brown .............261 8.Dawson Biermann.....197 9.Creighton Cockerham170 10.Jada Murphy ...........149 65Sr: 1.Blake Hoag................527 2.Drew Lubka ...............381 3.Ryley Helle ................285 4.Reece Kruse .............194 5.Nicholas Bianchi........166

CYCLE USA, December 2011

85Jr: 1.Dylan Smith...............507 2.Jacob Dakovich.........356 3.Tallen Moorman.........350 4.Zoe Erdman ..............302 5.Jesse Aitchison .........288 6.Jaden Wertz ..............275 85Sr: 1.Damian Bensen.........513 2.Haylee Peterman ......434 3.Justin Beach..............432 4.Travis Larson ............364 5.Cody Barnes .............255 Supermini: 1.Damian Bensen.........512 2.Travis Larson ............416 3.Jordan Harnish..........380 Schoolboy: 1.Kevin Goette .............427 2.Chase Stevenson......314 Quad 50: 1.Cody Spiegelhalter....425 2.Taron Liebe ...............289 3.Traxton Liebe ............279 4.Logan Rathbun..........218 5.Dylan Sereg ..............198 Quad 90 CVT: 1.Brandon Hoag ...........469 2.Sydnee Steckly .........366 3.Roderick Philipp ........346 4.Gage Beebee ............325 5.Austin Hayes .............231 Quad 90 Open: 1.Sky Volkamer ............463 2.Sam Steckly ..............455 3.Zachary Lindley.........330 4.Casey Beaver............270 5.Tristen Liebe .............204 Quad Jr: 1.Gramm Meyer ...........435 2.Casey Beaver............374 3.Cole Borowiak ...........329 14-24 B/C: 1.Mitch Simon ..............433 2.Corey Jacobe ............423 3.Jake Harnish .............389 4.Dakota Anderson.......377

5.Chase Juhl ................369 25+ A: 1.Reese Lauritzen ........250 2.Coty Mosqueda .........212 25+ B/C: 1.David Harbold ...........189 30+ A: 1.Reese Lauritzen ........266 2.Robert Palmer ...........248 30+ B/C: 1.Nicole Weis ...............393 2.Michael Tremmel.......293 40+ A: 1.Ernest Peterman .......491 2.Robert Palmer ...........327 40+ B/C: 1.Matt Morris ................514 2.Cole Seip...................446 3.Michael Petrak ..........348 4.Chris Chadek ............317 Women: 1.Darcy Goette .............466 2.Kayla Allers ...............288 3.Haylee Peterman ......229 125: 1.Jordan Harnish..........492 2.Corey Jacobe ............462 3.Chase Stevenson......349 4.Jacob Falck ...............326 5.Aaron Miller ...............266 250A: 1.Bobby Hanson...........320 2.Brennon Myers..........248 250B: 1.Chase Conis..............390 2.Mitch Simon ..............369 3.Jake Harnish .............335 4.Dakota Anderson.......334 5.Kevin Goette .............331 250C: 1.Michael Lohrer ..........476 2.Nick Ryan..................459 3.Cody Ely....................438 4.Stone Schildroth........365 5.Aaron Miller ...............198 Open A: 1.Coty Mosqueda .........340 2.Bobby Hanson...........334 3.Brennon Meyers........228 Open B: 1.Chase Conis..............469 2.Conrad Schipper .......183 3.Kyle Diemer...............178 Open C: 1.Cody Ely....................489 2.Michael Lohrer ..........465 3.Stone Schildroth........385 4.Dakota Timmins ........271 5.Drew Peterson ..........183 Quad A: 1.Tanner Gipple............431 2.Jacob Lawson ...........253 3.Dalton Hicks ..............235 Quad B: 1.Austin Voorhees ........356 2.Anthony Smith...........328 Quad C: 1.Colton Paustian.........259 2.Keaton Sterk .............227 3.Ryan Montgomery.....179 4.Josh Beukema ..........139 5.Cody Hicks ................118 Quad A Prod: 1.Tanner Gipple............455 2.Jacob Lawson ...........248 3.Dalton Hicks ..............241 Quad B/C Prod: 1.Austin Voorhees ........341

Motocross:

125cc: 1.Parker Smith .............534 2.Paxton Kerber ...........484 3.Keeze Carver ............431 4.Tanner Smith .............286 5.Ricki Williams ............266 6.Conner Robinson ......260 7.Joseph Aumiller.........255 14*24: 1.Kayla Miller................341 2.Ryan Smith................310 3.Reid Janson ..............304 4.Kenny Felgar.............265 5.Corey White ..............242 6.Eddie Kline ................180 7.Alex Kahne................152 25+: 1.Jeremy Smith ............274 2.Jeff Patel Jr ...............197 3.Justin Kelly ................162 4.Greg Braet.................157 5.Shawn Kelley ............132 6.James Tracy..............128 7.Joseph Buskirk..........109 250 A: 1.Quentin Jones ...........296 2.Ty Tyrrell....................195 3.Jon Williams ..............119 4.Cody Stum.................113 5.Theodore Pauli ..........110 6.Joseph Dalzell...........106 7.Anthony Krivi .............103 250 B: 1.Jacob Grafelman.......313 2.Trey Clark..................220 3.Matt Guderjan ...........200 4.Thomas Garrett .........197 5.Derek Rice ................194 6.Reid Janson ..............182 7.Zachary Loehr ...........177 250 C: 1.Devin Schafer............517 2.Paxton Kerber ...........501 3.Drew Jackson............450 4.Kyle Kunstman ..........207 5.Taylor McLaughlin .....206 6.Lucky Favre...............193 7.Kurtis Rizzolo ............192 30+ A: 1.Randy Peek...............232 2.Jeff Patel Jr ...............206 3.Greg Braet.................150 4.Joseph Buskirk ..........117 5.Tim White ..................116 6.James Tracy................90 7.Mike Sullivan ...............87 30+ B/C: 1.Tim VanBeveran........389 2.Jason Gerling ............352 3.Joe Patton .................254 4.Brad Adams...............233 5.Chris Nodurft .............227 6.Terry Winterbauer......202 7.Todd Marquette .........194 300cc 4-Wheel: 1.Jeremy Raupp...........367 2.Drake Koelling...........302 3.Josey Rumburg .........183 4.Anthony Mauer..........101 5.Tyler Mauer .................88

6.Jordan Thiel ................65 7.William FeurtIV............36 40+: 1.Dave Jolin .................286 2.Brad Adams...............228 3.Roy Nafzger ..............227 4.Karl Racine................225 5.Randy Peek...............222 6.Joe Patton .................215 7.Chris Nodurft .............214 45+: 1.Steven Kerber ...........352 2.John Stiles.................293 3.Brad Adams...............293 4.Dave Pfeiffer .............285 5.Dave Jolin .................278 6.Jeffrey Curtis .............240 7.Roy Nafzger ..............240 4-Wheel A: 1.Justin Daugherty .......292 2.Jeffrey Agnew............263 3.Christopher Ohl .........114 4.Sam Mette.................109 5.Tyler Randolph ..........107 6.James Black..............106 7.Michael May ................99 4-Wheel B: 1.Joey Meyer................301 2.Mark Dekker..............235 3.Shane Cornwell .........211 4.Bart Reed ..................210 5.Mason Muchow .........170 6.Luke Meyer ...............121 7.Devin Krontz..............105 4-Wheel C: 1.Trivette Scales ..........466 2.Joseph Lawson .........406 3.Kristofer Wildhaber....292 4.Joseph Nemitz ..........256 5.Keegan Waggoner ....252 6.Michael Harn .............249 7.Colton Paustian.........221 50 Jr: 1.Colson Crouch ..........476 2.Caiden Gerling ..........390 3.Austin Hanabarger ....335 4.Evan Entas................328 5.Ewan Krisch ..............299 6.Edgar Lewis ..............265 7.Ryder Schnowske .....217 50 Sr: 1.Brennan Wages ........521 2.Colton King................435 3.Kash Schnowske.......259 4.Patrick Murphy ..........246 5.Cole Dekker ..............235 6.Collin Nodurft ............210 7.Gunner Schmidgall....177 50+: 1.Orville Kline ...............434 2.Roy Bittner ................348 3.Gary Shewhart ..........342 4.Kenneth Felgar..........269 5.Roy Nafzger ..............253 6.David Seitz ................201 7.Jeff Patel Sr...............125 50cc 4-8: 1.Colson Crouch ..........573 2.Evan Entas................370 3.Gunner Schmidgall....279 4.Ryder Schnowske .....237 5.Mason Byrnes ...........229 6.Edgar Lewis ..............227 7.Kevin Huddleston ......173 55+: 1.William White ............300 2.Gary Shewhart ..........263 3.Steven Medcalf .........171 4.John Wagner .............160 5.Todd White ................120 6.Don Hachmeister ......120 7.Dave Antolak .............110

65 Jr: 1.Brennan Wages ........448 2.Derick Bell .................414 3.John McClain ............344 4.Adam Funk................268 5.Devin Simonson ........265 6.Jacob McGee ............249 7.Kaile Williams............212 65 Sr: 1.Jason Gepford...........400 2.Drake Bailey..............177 3.Tyler Evensen ...........176 4.Zack Tatar .................148 5.Aiden Kaiser..............141 6.Jake Fell ....................116 7.Noah Watts ...............100 85 Jr: 1.Carter Gordon ...........552 2.Jason Gepford...........450 3.Chase Sexton............390 4.Jacob Bell..................271 5.Brody Beck................220 6.Aiden Kaiser..............215 7.Drake Bailey..............187 85 Sr: 1.David McClain ...........560 2.Gage Noblitt ..............463 3.Jimmy Epifanio..........323 4.Curtis Thompson.......279 5.Taiga Judd.................239 6.Jason Bruno ..............232 7.Wade Schnowske .....183 90cc 4-Wheel: 1.Drake Koelling...........337 2.Cyler Jackson............250 3.Joey Burba ................248 4.Jacob Taylor ..............242 5.Brody Lyall ................226 6.Jesse Black ...............200 7.Laurissa Mortensen...116 Open A: 1.Quentin Jones ...........341 2.Ty Tyrrell....................232 3.Corey White ..............231 4.Ryan Smith................223 5.James Garrett ...........193 6.Cody McMurray.........157 7.James Tracy..............153 Open B: 1.Kenny Felgar.............312 2.Jeremy Smith ............304 3.Jacob Grafelman.......264 4.Ricki Williams ............234 5.Dalton Abbott.............229 6.Thomas Garrett .........163 7.Jake Larsen...............160 Open C: 1.Devin Schafer............481 2.Drew Jackson............453 3.Aaron Carter..............272 4.Nathan McKeag ........260 5.Nick Stiles .................240 6.Blake McCombs ........216 7.Bryce Cox..................216 Schoolboy: 1.Parker Smith .............541 2.Paxton Kerber ...........491 3.Keeze Carver ............393 4.Tanner Smith .............314 5.Joseph Aumiller.........292 6.Conner Robinson ......241 7.Taiga Judd.................210 Super Mini: 1.Parker Smith .............540 2.David McClain ...........458 3.Keeze Carver ............433 4.Jeremy Bergbower ....416 5.Gage Noblitt ..............370 6.Jimmy Epifanio..........282 7.Curtis Thompson.......230 Vintage: 1.Gary Shewhart ..........356 2.Tristan Smith .............318

3.Joel McKeag .............281 4.Todd VanBeveran......246 5.Frank Bruno ..............242 6.Samuel Sappington...213 7.Logan Brennan..........203 Women: 1.Kayla Miller................379 2.Alyssa Haling ............134 3.Shaelee Harvey.........100 4.Brittany Newman.........70 5.Kayla Stickler ..............57 6.Jessica Litherland .......47 7.April Roper ..................46

Grand Prix

122-250: 1.Ryan Moss ..................97 2.Travis Ward .................65 3.Alec Perry....................36 4.Matthew Walsh............29 5.Derek Toberman..........22 122-Open: 1.Matt Dissell..................64 2.Grant Bodmer..............58 3.Travis Ward .................45 4.Tanner Rusk ................14 5.Matthew Walsh............13 +30: 1.Ryan Moss ................161 2.Ovidio Lopez ...............64 3.Mark Spizzirri ..............49 4.Steve Perkins ..............31 5.Jesse Keith..................25 +45: 1.Gerhard Ward............112 2.Orville Kline .................85 3.Rodney Damron ..........50 4.Jim Perry .....................18 5.Jim Swinson ................18 Mini: 1.Garrett Ward................72 2.Alex Moss....................72 3.Dylan Boyd..................56 4.Jacob McCarrens ........36 5.Lucky Favre.................33 Vintage: 1.Doug Johnson .............30 2.Ron Daugherty ..............0

3.Preston Enyeart ........283 4.Nolan Fritz.................258 5.Chris Johnsen ...........174 6.Cody Rossmiller ........150 7.Ethan Olson ..............136 +30A: 1.Shane Harmon ..........508 2.Randy Southard ........463 3.Ryan Duff ..................313 4.Patrick McClure.........275 5.Mike Lair....................218 6.Travis Held ................148 7.John Ryan .................148 +30B: 1.JJ Cones ...................595 2.Jerimy Hanlin ............540 3.Garry Gardner ...........457 4.Kyle Stinebaker .........235 5.Adam Cater ...............169 6.Jason Drake ..............164 7.John McCarrens........142 +30C: 1.Justin Beishle ............228 2.Erik Greve .................157 3.Dean Lotz..................143 4.Lance Kent ................142 5.Tobi Peters ................132 6.Sam Adkisson ...........120 7.Martin Plumb .............119 4 Wheel 30+ A\B: 1.David Johnson ..........385 2.Kevin Johnson...........265 3.Daniel Burkitt.............155 4.Dan Siener ................100 5.Bradley Holder ............90 6.Mark Leischner............70 7.Jim Evers ....................61 4 Wheel A: 1.Riley Brueggeman.....498 2.Chris Breitwieser .......327 3.Scott Burkitt...............160 4.Todd McGuire............150

5.Cody Toal ..................147 6.Ian Pavelonis...............83 7.Shane Gaunt ...............53 4 Wheel B: 1.Brandon Haley ..........348 2.Bryan Wittersheim.....173 3.Brandon Chapman ....160 4.Calvin Young .............142 5.Craig Young...............113 6.Arthur Hirata ..............111 7.Daryl Means ................66 4 Wheel C: 1.Jake Jochim ..............455 2.Chris Barnes .............268 3.Joseph Schmid..........222 4.Doug Yunker .............140 5.Chad Bradshaw...........99 6.Travis Hardesty ...........92 7.Darron Delogt..............90 +40A: 1.Steve Perkins ............499 2.Jay Hall .....................489 3.Gregory Gourley........479 4.Erik Olson..................337 5.Jim Perry ...................274 6.Thomas Burtle...........219 7.Steven Pickerill..........196 +40B: 1.Shawn VanAlsburg....575 2.Matt Wamhoff ............471 3.William Horsley .........382 4.Ed Howard ................365 5.Andy Garecht ............356 6.Joel Huggins .............308 7.Ron Erickson.............213 50+: 1.Wally Mika .................585 2.Rick Mahrt .................514 3.David Moose .............439 4.Jim Mooney...............320 5.DJ Ryan Sr................232 6.Ken Matway ..............209

7.Jeff Whittington .........158 50cc (4-6 yrs): 1.Lake Plowman...........591 2.Mason Greve.............453 3.Elijah Berryman.........329 4.Seven Tornga ............114 5.Ian Murphy.................111 6.Nathan Young..............84 7.Jacie Olsen .................74 50cc (7-8 yrs): 1.Kale Cline..................489 2.TJ Nees.....................276 3.Tommy Fortune .........240 4.Trevor Keogh ............239 5.Josh Cecil..................215 6.Micah Alleman...........124 7.Cody Stewart...............80 65cc: 1.Luke Wamhoff ...........551 2.Tanner Whipple .........539 3.Kolton Featherston....362 4.Garrett Ward..............228 5.Colten Zuidema.........221 6.Dalton Garecht ..........210 7.Brenden Lawrenz ......156 65cc Beginner: 1.Kale Cline..................469 2.Jason Pelka...............333 3.TJ Nees.....................281 4.Carson Theyse..........257 5.Tommy Fortune .........245 6.Derik Tippie ...............187 7.Zachary Foltz ............174 85cc: 1.Matthew McDonald ...516 2.Ethan Greve ..............415 3.Ronnie Beach............289 4.Blake Ryan................240 5.Cody Barnes .............220 6.Mason Schuhler ........185 7.Jeffery Foltz...............160

Hare Scrambles

201-Open B: 1.Matthew Walsh..........493 2.Chad Jankowski ........315 3.Nate Hornung............273 4.Joey Fortune .............193 5.Nathan Schmid..........145 6.Devon Fredrick..........135 7.Brett Holmes .............122 201-Open C: 1.Mike Norris ................486 2.Mark Sticha ...............339 CYCLE USA, December 2011

98-200 B: 1.Travis Ward ...............485 2.Schaffer Finney .........295 3.Aaron Henry ..............196 4.Nolan Schuhler..........186 5.Randi Bailey ..............167 6.Anthony Biagi ............148 7.Nicholas Eckermann .134 98-200 C: 1.Drake Lineback .........500 2.Jarred Hall.................456 3.Logan Kelly ...............397 4.Tanner Rusk ..............334 5.Riley Schuhler ...........238 6.Brayden Pickerill .......215 7.Jeff Gourley...............203 98-Open A: 1.Timothy Reid .............517 2.Steve Daniels ............464 3.Alec Perry..................387 4.Mike Armstrong II ......352 5.Scott Sexton..............296 6.Cody Bollinger...........229 7.Andrew Porter ...........217 AA: 1.Kyleer Vance .............538 2.Matt Dissell................368 3.Steven Willis..............302 4.Jeffrey Kaylor ............296 5.Dan Burgard..............238 6.Austin Wells ..............170 7.Shane Klimek ............117 Super Mini: 1.Jarred Hall.................568 2.Jeff Gourley...............554 3.Luke Kelly..................361 4.Cody Rossmiller ........274 5.Austin Fulton .............168 6.Tyler Dwyer ...............150 7.Braxton Bill ..................84 Women: 1.Nikki Dixon ................465 2.Kimi Gardner .............293 3.Kimberly Chandler.....286 4.Paige Garecht ...........280 5.Patricia Garecht ........150 6.Taylor Clark ...............145 7.Kelly Christman ...........98 : :

Dirt Track:

125cc: 1.Terry Leffler .................39 2.William Kent ................10 250cc: 1.Blake Claeys .............321 2.Alex Felland ..............289 3.Molly Terry.................149 4.Brianna Hazen...........115 5.Mason Krog...............107 450cc: 1.Steven Sandoval .......258 2.Springer DeRosear ...198 3.Joshua Blazek...........178 4.Erich Voitel ................173 5.Kole King...................161 50 Chain: 1.Kash Schnowske.......260 2.Braiden Cox ..............252 3.Landon Miller.............243 4.Jaci Jordan................156 5.Landon Downs ............60

CYCLE USA, December 2011

50 Shaft: 1.Jaci Jordan................241 2.Cayden Cox ..............192 3.Landon Downs ..........167 4.Adelle Rolofson .........150 5.Oscar Young..............121 65cc: 1.Morgan Monroe.........185 2.Richard Kent .............128 3.Chase Banning..........116 4.Kash Schnowske.......106 5.Landon Miller.............101 76-125 4 stk: 1.Alex Sandoval ...........130 2.Clayton Archdale .........88 3.Lukas Villarreal............71 4.Joestela Willis .............18 85cc: 1.Morgan Monroe.........237 2.Trent McVey ..............194 3.Tyler Mink..................169 4.Tanner Felland ..........160 5.Rooks DeRosear .......119 86-160cc: 1.Gary RolofsonIII ........270 2.Trent McVey ..............218 3.Ryan Sandoval..........177 4.Chase Wright ............172 5.Morgan Monroe.........151 Open: 1.Steven Sandoval .......231 2.Blake Claeys .............218 3.Erich Voitel ................162 4.Springer DeRosear ...162 5.Joshua Blazek...........153 OpenQuad: 1.Ryan Kaufman ..........268 2.Timothy Loomis .........169 3.Neil Johnson .............144 4.Skyler Lingenfelter ......80 5.Ashley Beach ..............78 Sen40+: 1.Greg Donley ..............244 2.Tony Watkins .............201 3.Van Crouch .................82 4.Tom McCarthy .............71 5.Ted Arkebauer .............66 SS50+: 1.Dan Little ...................223 2.Bob Crosby ...............217 3.David York .................178 4.Joe Baggott ...............151 5.Randall Senneff.........134 Vet30+: 1.Tony Watkins .............187 2.Richard Kent .............175 3.Gary Rolofson .............83 4.Lance Kent ..................78 5.Tom McCarthy .............72 Vintage: 1.Chad Stewart ............242 2.Mark Sheppard..........105 3.Ted Arkebauer .............93 4.James Hennefent ........91 5.Stan Camp ..................83

Stadium

125cc: 1.Robbie Hyson............319 2.Conner Robinson ......304 3.Brian Krohn ...............285

4.Ricki Williams ............222 5.Kyle Moore ................199 6.Kyle Poska ................155 7.Matt Mellott................153 14*24: 1.August Miksys ...........279 2.Jody Walker ..............146 3.Jake Cinkus...............140 4.Cody Siler....................83 5.Jon Williams ................70 6.Kyle Entwistle..............57 7.Mitch Swanson............57 25+: 1.Chad Johnson ...........217 2.Tom Hofmaster..........216 3.Brian White................194 4.Justin Kelly ................155 5.Jason Skudrna ..........150 6.Kevin Markwardt .......148 7.Burton Lavens .............98 250 A: 1.Tom Hofmaster..........253 2.Chad Johnson ...........219 3.Joseph Smutny .........190 4.Maxx Malatia .............187 5.Kevin Markwardt .......181 6.Brian White................129 7.Jonathan Six ...............98 250 B: 1.Conner Robinson ......235 2.Jody Walker ..............190 3.Erik Utech..................169 4.Kyle Poska ................140 5.Stephen Stocklen ......101 6.Mitch Swanson............93 7.Cody Siler....................88 250 C: 1.Kody Smith................391 2.Jake Cinkus...............359 3.Kelsy Rogers.............183 4.Steve Brookhouse.....149 5.Bradley Hrach ...........141 6.Trevor Hayes.............124 7.Kyle Anderson ...........122 30+ A: 1.Tom Hofmaster..........260 2.Larry Bank.................203 3.Burton Lavens ...........165 4.David Hayes..............127 5.Nathan Eslinger.........119 6.Arek Kruk ..................106 7.Tim Damron.................98 30+ B/C: 1.Jesse Keith................310 2.Greg Pollak ...............294 3.Brian Carey ...............257 4.Douglas Harms .........227 5.Peter Witkowski.........155 6.Brandon Boggio ........141 7.Kevin Quest...............134 40+: 1.Larry Bank.................293 2.Steve Perkins ............232 3.David Hayes..............191 4.Frank Licastro ...........174 5.Peter Witkowski.........173 6.Troy Quest ................123 7.James Savage...........112 4-Wheel A: 1.Dillan Boeke ..............275 2.Nick Schoenhard.......181 3.Justin Medine ............177 4.Jacob Conroy ............155 5.Jeremy Beetz ............133 6.Adam Koehler ...........104 7.Jason Wehrli ...............82 4-Wheel B: 1.Devin Krontz..............236 2.Jacob Fabrizius .........116 3.Brandon Cesaroni .....101 4.Luke Meyer .................48 5.Shawn Long ................31 4-Wheel C:

1.Aaron Maier...............254 2.Ted Loomis................207 3.Teague Dickey...........166 4.James Klemm ...........144 5.Nate Sweeney.............98 50 Jr: 1.Kevin Huddleston ......332 2.Luke Jackson ............279 3.Lolito Eguia ...............217 4.Ian Murphy ................217 5.Krystian Janik............202 6.Ewan Krisch ..............200 7.Thomas Wojtesow.....198 50 Sr: 1.Joseph Quest ............244 2.Hunter Billingsley ......225 3.John Perovic .............200 4.Noah Miller ................186 5.Cody Donna ..............183 6.James McDannel ......182 7.Ethan Eslinger ...........114 50cc 4-8: 1.Kevin Huddleston ......360 2.Ian Murphy ................274 3.Lolito Eguia ...............210 4.Krystian Janik............209 5.Thomas Wojtesow.....202 6.Will Swango ..............186 7.Jake Jackson ............141 65 Jr: 1.Conner Burger...........298 2.Christian Swieton ......278 3.Christopher Gallagher248 4.Ethan Etes.................226 5.Scotty Scamen ..........178 6.Garrett Ward..............105 7.Brant Niven .................89 65 Sr: 1.Tyler Evensen ...........212 2.Nolan Dickinson ........188 3.Aiden Kaiser................71 4.Anthony Wallace .........30 5.Matthew McDannel .....28 85 Jr: 1.Noah Taylor ...............303 2.Dylan Boyd................246 3.Shane Reilly ..............222 4.Tyler Evensen ...........219 5.Chase Sexton............200 6.Huntr Grampp ...........183 7.Matthew McDannel ...161 85 Sr: 1.Brian Krohn ...............352 2.Jimmy Epifanio..........269 3.RJ Mackenzie............199 4.Troy Mead .................163 5.Logan Skaggs ...........161 6.Jordan Mackiewicz....161 7.Nick Wallace..............151 Open A: 1.Tom Hofmaster..........262 2.Kevin Markwardt .......262 3.Joseph Smutny .........174 4.Maxx Malatia .............157 5.Justin Kelly ................129 6.Kyle White .................118 7.Brian White................110 Open B: 1.Ricki Williams ............242 2.Erik Utech..................224 3.Jason Skudrna ..........182 4.Jesse Keith................169 5.Cody Siler..................146 6.August Miksys ...........142 7.Kevin Quest.................84 Open C: 1.Kody Smith................400 2.Steve Brookhouse.....255 3.Andrew Friebele ........246 4.Bradley Hrach ...........160 5.Kyle Mitchell ..............115 6.Jeremy Williams ........114 7.Kyle Anderson ...........106

Super Mini: 1.Jordan Mackiewicz....338 2.Brian Krohn ...............304 3.Kyle Nelson ...............264 4.Jimmy Epifanio..........237 5.RJ Mackenzie............173 6.Nick Wallace..............143 7.Logan Skaggs ...........139 Women: 1.April Roper ................330 2.Kayla Miller................289 3.Alyssa Haling ............277 4.Taylor Venning...........224 5.Danielle Wilkinson.......83

Enduro

Overall A: 1.Jeff Fredette ..............226 2.Pete Laubmeier.........153 3.Tim Taber ..................136 4.Heath Drone................92 5.Kiel Mueller .................89 Overall B: 1.Danny Nelson............184 2.Anthony Krivi .............163 3.Paul Fabrizius ...........135 4.Nick Eckermann ........112 5.Curt Schomberg ........104 AA: 1.Jeff Fredette ..............242 2.Pete Laubmeier.........167 3.Tim Taber ..................143 4.Brian Niehaus............129 5.Keil Mueller ...............127 C: 1.Joey Frey ..................181 2.James Canterbury.....172 3.Jeff Fink.......................51 4.Ed Villadonga ..............18 5.Jeremy Rodda.............22 200 B: 1.Nick Eckermann ........233 2.Nick Graf ...................208 3.Gregory Cooke..........194 4.Stan Szlachciuk.........163 5.Jeff Koniak ................108 250 A: 1.Travis Held ................133 2.Chase Robinson........122 3.Shane Harmon ............90 4.Dan Ryan ....................46 5.Anthony Krivi ...............46 250 B: 1.Danny Nelson............270 2.Anthony Krivi .............202 3.Curt Shomberg..........162 4.Vern Scholl ................135 5.Steve Fabrizius ...........89 Open A: 1.Dave Edsall ...............231 2.Bryan Kalaher ...........199 3.Micah Statler .............134 4.Tim Reid ....................124 5.Brian Breci.................118 Open B: 1.Paul Fabrizius ...........212 2.Dean Fiene..................89 3.Austin Sanders............85 4.Tom Vanplew...............83 5.Michael Veld................82 Vet A: 1.Jason Kauzlarich.......197

2.Jerad Dobbs................76 3.Roger Devore..............76 4.John Stichnoth ............71 5.Rob McGee .................55 Vet B: 1.Ryan Gusewelle ........191 2.Brett Drew .................116 3.Laine Stevens .............80 4.Kenneth Mckeever ......24 5.Brian Goodin ...............22 Senior A: 1.Tim Graf ....................194 2.Tony Robinson...........110 3.Bryan Dixon...............103 4.Dave Dupree ...............76 5.Dave Scott...................69 Senior B: 1.Kurt Marsan...............141 2.Bill Elliot.....................136 3.Richard Vieregge.......115 4.Neal Haarman ...........108 5.Dennis Sanders...........79 Super Senior: 1.Wally Mika .................221 2.Tom Graf, Jr ..............205 3.Paul Biggerstaff.........137 4.Richard Mertes............73 5.DJ Ryan ......................73 Masters: 1.Steven Pawlak ..........141 2.Layton Erickson.........126 3.Rich Mertes ...............111 4.Ray Poston..................25

Hillclimb

50cc 1.Brodie Bennett ..........480 2.Jaydn Aliprandini .......361 3.Lilah McGuer.............280 4.Checotah Benefiel.....204 5.Alivia Young...............188 65cc 1.Levi Peters ................451 2.Charles Helfrich.........318 3.Andrew Fortner .........308 4.Jonathon Brian ..........267 5.Derick Bell .................255 85Jr. 1.Levi Peters ................450 2.Andrew Fortner .........393 3.D.J. Watson...............336 4.Jonathon Brian ..........256 5.Charles Helfrich.........248 85Sr. 1.Jacob Bell..................246 2.Clayton Hirsch...........195 3.Bryce Spackard.........146 4.Alissa Harnish .............92 5.Leonard Buchholz .......56 125cc 1.Blair Lawson..............232 2.Nike Roark ................230 3.Austin Shelton ...........161 4.Josh Peterson .............85 5.Tyler Keith ...................75 200cc 1.Robert Quilter............383 2.Kyle Galloway ...........373 3.Brian Shutt ................366 4.Austin Shutt...............295 5.Keith Klett..................130

250cc 1.Matt Peters................455 2.Joseph McGurer........400 3.Jon Creek..................319 4.Marty Steinacher .......252 5.Robert Fortner...........213 450cc 1.Matt Peters................427 2.Cody Jenner..............317 3.Troy Camerer ............311 4.Ian Dukes ..................288 5.Kirk Gorsuch .............225 600cc 1.Cody Jenner..............357 2.Andy Fortner .............317 3.Joseph McGurer........309 4.Matt Peters................306 5.Troy Camerer ............245 750cc 1.Paul Hillard................265 2.Mike Sarver ...............162 3.Lloyd Haas ..................90 4.Nate Simenec..............68 5.Chris Senn ..................36 Open 1.Brian Klett..................231 2.Steve Shafer .............180 3.Mark Kirking ..............174 4.Lloyd Haas ..................72 5.Nate Simenec..............50 +40 1.Andy Fortner .............426 2.Michael Pulver...........379 3.Jon Creek..................359 4. Mark Kirking .............140 5. Pat Sarver ................102 +50 1. Keith Klett.................284 2. Mark Peters..............200 3. Jeff Jack .....................90 4. Jim Arthur Allen ..........88 5. Michael Bacon............57 400cc Stock 1. Michael Pulver..........437 2. Andy Fortner.............353 3. Kyle Galloway ..........342 4. Marty Steinacher ......315 5. Niko Roark................115 Open Stock 1. Joseph McGurer.......415 2. Michael Pulver..........404 3. Josh Denson ............133 4. Austin Shelton ..........101 5. Paul Hackbarth...........72 600cc 4-Stroke 1. Cody Jenner.............401 2. Troy Camerer ...........357 3. Kirk gorsuch .............282 4. Bobby Senn..............187 5. Kodi Harnish.............172

2-Stroke Quad 1. Paul Hillard...............273 2. Don Richardson .......109 4-Stroke Quad 1. Matt Newnum ...........171 2. R.J. Massey .............132 3. Jeff Ramey ...............110 4. Heath Young...............21 5. Tyler Keith ..................16 Women 1. Kendra Herold ..........431 2. Alissa Harnish ..........334 3. Rebecca Lawson......317 4. Lilah McGurer...........295 5. Stace Morris .............269

Flat Track

50cc Jr: 1.Amelea Hauer ...........177 2.Ty Valland..................176 3.Lucas Logue................96 50Sr 1.Jeremiah Lindberg ....219 2.Ty Valland..................109 50cc Shift & Shaft: 1.Amelea Hauer ...........188 2.Lucas Logue..............115 65cc Mini: 1.Reece Valland ...........188 85cc Mini: 1.Jeremiah Lindberg ....222 2.Zachary Bailey ..........159 3.Reece Valland ...........148 80cc Open: 1.Zachary Bailey ..........175 MadDog: 1.Daniel Bailey .............184 2.Adam Popp ...............150 Vet 30+: 1.Wade Wessels ..........162 Senior 40+: 1.Tony Hauer................207 2.Adam Popp ...............120 3.Ron Bystrom ...............76 Master 50+: 1.David Darsow ............211 2.Lee Ganske...............161 3.Ron Bystrom ...............97 600 Vintage: 1.Lee Ganske...............200

Open Twin: 1.David Darsow............214 250 A: 1.Elliot Darsow .............191 2.Riley Rasmusson ......141 Open A Amateur: 1.Elliot Darsow .............110 Open B: 1.Daniel Bailey .............184 2.Riley Rasmusson ......147 Open Semi Pro: 1.Josh Koch .................175 2.Dan Jacobson ...........146 450 A: 1.Jacob Leclair .............219 2.Tony Hauer................205 450 Semi Pro: 1.Josh Koch .................169 2.Macintosh McGrew ...122 3.Jacob Leclair .............102 Quad Mini 50/70: 1.Zane Laney ...............225 2.Emik Hauer ...............201 3.Cole Zeug..................100 Quad Mini 90: 1.Zane Laney ...............197 Quad Youth Sport: 1.Ben Jenkins...............168 Quad Vet 30+: 1.Tim Brown .................142 3.Matt Ernhart ................75 Quad Open Pro: 1.Andrew Wendorff ......193 2.Jordan Lokken...........191 3.Nick Allen ..................175 Quad Open Pro/AM: 1.Andrew Wendorff ......198 2.Nick Allen ..................181 3.Matt Ernhart ................87 Quad Open Amateur: 1.Tim Brown .................124

Hill Climb

Micro Mini 4-8: 1.Bodee O’Neil .............215 2.Kaden Funk...............152 3.Cody Paider ..............137 4.Damion Huppert ..........85 5.Hayley Bach ................85 65cc 7-11: 1.Luke Cipala ...............183 2.Casey Paider.............157

3.Braiden Henry ...........152 4.Bodee O’Neil .............127 5.Colton Landwer .........104 Mini Jr. 7-11: 1.Luke Cipala ...............206 2.Casey Paider.............155 3.Colton Landwer .........138 4.Cody Atherton ...........123 5.Braiden Henry ...........105 Mini Sr. 12-15: 1.Nathan Prebe ............206 2.Jason Laven..............184 3.Taylor O’Neil..............152 125: 1.Logan Peterson.........184 2.Jessica Prebe............157 3.Nathan Prebe ............135 4.Taylor O’Neil..............126 5.Casey Wood................88 Four Stroke: 1.Jared Gitter ...............166 2.Luke Parmeter...........151 3.Aaron Prebe ..............123 4.Jason Bach ...............100 5.Alex Gerdes ................83 Open: 1.Jared Gitter ...............189 2.Steve Cain...................95 4.Logan Cipala ...............81 Senior: 1.Darren Degross.........123 2.Mike Wood ................117 3.Corey O’Neil..............105 5.Brad Cain ....................88 7.Marty Peterson............72 8.Tim Cain ......................69 200: 1.Dylan Nichols ............195 2.Jason Laven..............149 3.Gabrielle Prebe .........119 4.Reed Lexvold ............115 5.Jeff Jack ....................115 250: 1.Carson Curtis ............154 2.Logan Cipala .............154 3.Marcus Winch ...........132 4.Steve Cain.................117 5.Luke Parmeter.............89 450: 1.Jared Gitter ...............175 2.Jacob Prebe ..............156 3.Aaron Prebe ..............125 4.Zachary Degross.......108 5.Jason Bach .................91 600: 1.Zachary Degross.......143 2.Logan Cipala .............124 3.Dylan Nichols ............113 4.Marcus Winch ...........109 5.Jacob Prebe ................98

CYCLE USA, December 2011

750: 1.Luke Parmeter...........174 2.Corey Danberry.........170 3.Kaleb Northrup ..........104 Super Senior: 1.Tim Cain ....................177 2.Dan Mcmurlyn ...........170 3.Jeff Jack ....................133 Women: 1.Jessica Prebe............186 2.Casey Wood..............167 3.Gabrielle Prebe .........163 ATV: 1.Tyler Clark .................170 2.Zach Diercks .............170 3.William Shaw.............109 King of the Hill: 1.Steve Cain...................70 2.Zachary Degross.........65 3.Jared Gitter .................64 4.Logan Cipala ...............60 5.Luke Parmeter.............56

Production 450 A: 1.Brent Zeien................150 2.Luke Waxon ..............133 3.Travis Goor................133 4.Ryan Jeurissen..........114 Production 450 B: 1.Nathaniel Peterson....166 2.Zach Omara ..............166 3.Michael Hartigan .......162 Production 450 C: 1.Bo Schuette...............175 2.Tyler Pollock..............163 3.Justin Sund ...............148 Open A: 1.Zachery benson ........148 2.Luke Waxon ..............143 Quad Open B: 1.Wade Reinke.............177 2.Russell Strack ...........139 Open C: 1.Bo Schuette...............181 Girls 13-17: 1.Remington Guthman .197 2.Amanda Thayer.........182 Women: 1.Crystal Wilson ...........187 Utility: 1.Dylan Rahn ...............194 :

MX Quad

50cc Stock Lmtd 4-8: 1.Gabriel Guenther.......191 2.Nathaniel Otte ...........191 3.Tyler Lehmann ..........164 4.Tucker Anderson .......146 70cc CVT Prod 6-11: 1.Bodie Swanson .........200 2.Ethan Aune................179 3.Sloan Pittman............167 4.Austin Nevala ............156 5.Christopher Leaym....128 90cc Rec Limited 8-15: 1.Dawson Penner.........197 2.Logan Penner............176 3.Alex Sleyster .............173 4.Garrett Smith.............167 90cc CVT Prod 8-15: 1.Caden Anderson .......189 2.Dominic Bartell ..........180 3.beau tibbetts..............173 4.Chancellor Sprague ..148 5.Ryan Vessey .............140 90cc Mod 8-15: 1.Beau Tibbetts ............188 2.Ryan Anderson..........181 3.Nick Otte ...................158 4.Brennen Sather ...........83 Youth Prod 13-15: 1.Matt Omara ...............194 2.Remington Guthman .183 3.Anamda Thayer.........162 Youth Sport 13-15: 1.Ryan Trout.................200 Quad 16-24: 1.Mathew Stumpf .........166 2.Ryan Jeurissen .........136 25+: 1.Trevor Fjosne ............194 2.Jonathan Stumpf .......185 3.Crystal Wilson ...........113 30+: 1.David Gordon ............200 35+: 1.Roderic Bolstad.........194 40+: 1.Roderic Bolstad.........197 2.Jim Meyer..................183 3.Jim Tibbetts ...............171 2-Stroke: 1.Russell Strack ...........150

CYCLE USA, December 2011

Motocross

50cc Multispeed 4-8: 1.Domenic Hegman .....350 2.Trevin Nelson ............350 3.Carter Hermanson.....321 4.Griffin Kinney.............317 5.Jevann Nygren ..........268 6.Gunnar Kenowski......246 50cc Oil Injected 4-8: 1.Jacob Paige ..............350 2.Trevin Nelson ............335 3.Domenic Hegman .....312 4.Griffin Kinney.............299 5.James clough ............285 7.Braden Long..............212 50cc Premix 4-6: 1.Jayden Clough ..........350 2.Joshua Kisch.............335 3.Griffin Kinney.............292 4.Avery Long ................287 5.Jacob McPherson .....251 50cc Premix 7-8: 1.Jaxon Opitz ...............350 2.Dillon Nelson .............338 3.Gavin Janovsky.........329 4.Nick Paige .................301 5.Gavin Tilford ..............294 6.Trevin Nelson ............263 7.Gage Krech ...............252 65cc 7-9: 1.Josh Boaz .................350 2.Austin Aspros ............337 3.Aaron Boatman .........301 4.Gavin Janovsky.........293 5.Josh fedder ...............292 6.Kaleb Carman ...........291 7.Dillon Nelson .............262 65cc 10-11: 1.Travis Frias................347 2.seth Carpenter ..........333 3.austin Nelson ............329 4.Jake Bresnahan ........298 5.Haley Greig ...............269 65cc 7-11: 1.Josh Boaz .................350 2.Travis Frias................344

3.Kaleb Caran ..............310 4.Aaron Boatman .........285 5.Seth Carpenter..........279 6.Austin Aspros ............273 7.Josh Fedder ..............269 85cc 9-11: 1.Noah McPherson ......333 2.Pierce Knight.............294 3.Devin stang ...............292 4.Travis Frias................282 5.Kole Lemcke .............280 6.Austin Griffin..............275 7.Austin Nelson ............250 85cc 9-12: 1.Benjamin Adamson ...350 2.Noah McPherson ......332 3.Pierce Knight.............295 4.austin Griffin ..............269 5.Austin Rasmussen ....263 6.Devin Stang...............251 7.Kole Lemcke .............248 85cc 12-15: 1.Jerry Robin................347 2.Kyle Lawler................317 3.Benjamin Adamson ...312 4.Brett Fields ................292 7.Brady Miska ..............257 Supermini : 1.Jerry Robin................350 2.Kyle Lawler................324 3.Nick Schnagl .............308 4.Brett Fields ................286 5.Shayanna Wilson ......273 6.Brady Miska ..............270 7.Bret Holland ..............242 Schoolboy 12-16: 1.Dylan Wolff ................326 2.Aaron Lindell .............316 3.Gavin Wilkins ............309 Junior 14-16: 1.Samuel Wise .............307 14-24 A: 1.Neil Ehrenberg ..........318 2.Korey Beach..............301 14-24 B: 1.Ryan Schusted..........321 2.Christian Unger .........286 3.daniel Robin ..............261 4.Seth Felland ..............239 7.Mitchell Jendro ..........216 14-24 C: 1.Wyatt Krampitz..........338 2.Boden Smetana ........335 3.Jordan Rapp..............290 5.William Dorow ...........195 6.Riley Priebe...............188 25+ A: 1.Sheldon Fratzke ........344 2.Chas Kadlec..............283 3.Mathew Dohrn...........279 4.Keith Johnson ...........277 25+ B: 1.Joseph Stumne .........350 3.Collin Rigelman .........281 25+ C: 1.Nick Osowski.............336 2.Justin Hatcher ...........324 3.Shawn Eide ...............285 4.Jesse Beaver ............275 6.William Wells.............204 30 +Vet A: 1.Sheldon Fratzke ........350 2.Keith Johnson ...........284 3.Kevin Woizeschke.....261 30+ Vet B: 1.Joseph Stumne .........343 2.Matt Ludescher .........319 3.Jon Josephson ..........293 4.Jamie Koch ...............283 30+ Vet C: 1.Nick Osowski.............350 2.Justin Hatcher ...........316 3.Andrew Anderson......313

4.Randall Prozinski ......307 7.David Williams...........230 40+ Senior A: 1.Brad Erickson............333 2.Kevin Woizeschke.....299 3.Richard Ziebell ..........277 4.Jeff Johnson..............270 40+ Senior B: 1.Richard Blaser...........350 2.Matt Ludescher .........338 3.bill Cunningham ........317 4.Michael Stumne ........269 5.Raymond Riedl..........260 40+ Senior C: 1.Donny Hill..................294 2.Mark Speldrick ..........283 3.Dennis Block .............280 4.David Paul.................272 5.Mike Rapp .................258 45+ A: 1.Brad Erickson............340 2.Mike Mineheine .........329 3.Kevin Woizeschke.....305 4.Jeff Johnson..............295 45+ B/C: 1.Richard Blaser...........350 2.bill Cunningham ........338 3.Rick Schugel .............298 4.Michael Janovsky......278 5.Raymond Riedl..........274 6.Mark Speldrick ..........260 7.David Paul.................228 50+ Super Senior: 1.Jeff Sorensen ............344 2.Mark Speldrick ..........307 3.Dav Hencir ................289 4.Jerry Dillon ................280 Girls 9-13: 1.Jacqueline Riess .......350 2.Sophia Johnson ........338 3.Kyra Boaz..................321 4.Haley Greig ...............308 Women: 1.Shayanna Wilson ......347 2.Amber Vargo .............319 3.Jacqueline Riess .......316 4.Mariah Braastad........300 5.sophia Johnson .........265 7.Chloe windahl............227 122cc-125cc 2-Stroke: 1.Aaron Lindell .............294 3.Mathew Dohrn...........290 6.Mike Mineheine .........242 7.Desmond Luther........241 250 A: 1.Korey Beach..............292 2.Kody Graba ...............271 3.Chas Kadlec..............247 250 B: 1.Cole Felland ..............304 2.Ryan Schusted..........293 3.Dustin Therault..........273 4.Mitchell Koester.........265 5.samuel Wise..............263 6.Conner Cunningham .251 250 C: 1.Wyatt Krampitz..........324 2.Boden Smetana ........302 3.Sam Kemp ................262 4.Tyler Bendickson.......250 5.Jacob Holm ...............246 6.Tyler Degenhardt.......240 Open A: 1.Gavin Kadlec.............321 2.Neil Ehrenberg ..........300 Open B: 1.Cole Felland ..............330 2.Nick Oeltjen...............310 3.Conner Cunningham .270 4.Mitchell Koester.........264 5.Samuel Wise .............258 7.Blake Waller ..............253

Open C: 1.Wyatt Krampitz..........332 2.Sam Kemp ................303 3.Jordan Rapp..............290 4.Jacob Holm ...............268 5.Tyler Degenhardt.......252

Hare Scrambles

Champion: 1.Nathan Ferderer........205 AA: 1.Kyle Nelson ...............195 2.Peter Graves .............146 3.Dennis Lau ................134 4.Jeffrey Young.............116 5.Craig Holasek............113 200 A: 1.Mitch Treichler...........180 2.Dave Schreiner .........179 3.Tyler Pogreba..............93 250 A: 1.Luke Wilder ...............205 2.Rory Lindeberg..........175 3.Nathan Zambon.........110 Open A: 1.Robert Newport .........166 2.Jake Hinkemeyer ......166 3.Paul Reschke ..............99 4.Brandon Melloon .........96 5.Travis Schwartz...........76 Vet A: 1.Michael Heuer ...........210 2.Brandon Hansen .......183 3.Dan Magnuson..........139 4.Jason Gerken............126 5.Sean Mowry ..............113 6.Jason Goth................109 Senior A: 1.Paul Otto ...................215 2.Jason Heinen ............143 3.Kelvin Huotari............129 4.Allen Jenrich..............124 5.David Voss ................100 6.Brian D Grote ..............79 Super Senior A: 1.Kraig Anderson..........200 2.Dave Grunklee ..........152 3.Robert Swift...............150 200 B: 1.Ryan Sand ................161 2.Drey Lacroix ..............160 3.Austin Pogreba..........129 4.Derek Severson ........103 250 B: 1.Mitch Craven .............206 2.Garrett Dahlin............179 3.Mitchell Watson .........125 4.Trevor Honstrom .........82 5.Alex Wink ....................75 6.Jennie Carpenter.........37 Open B: 1.Pat Terres..................180 2.Jonathan Banks ........178 3.Randy Imholte ...........150 4.Joseph Copley ............89 Vet B: 1.Jonathan Rosemeier .191 2.Justin Lokken ............181 3.Brian Lundstrom........175 4.Nathan Wentland ......137 5.Dean Bertram............120 6.Ryan Munsterman .....114 7.Cory Bueckers...........113 Senior B: 1.Harold Sand ..............158

2.Russell Theis.............124 3.Gail Hakes...................94 4.Steven Novak..............89 5.Dean Ramaeker ..........85 6.Tom Burns ...................53 Super Senior B: 1.Leon Imholte .............193 2.Timothy Murphy ........143 3.Paul Schommer.........141 Junior: 1.Joey Buchta ..............200 2.Christopher Tomolillo.175 3.Chaz Herzog .............147 4.Clayton Goenner .......107 5.Alexander Wallner .....101 6.Coleman Goenner.......98 200 C: 1.Tanner Huotari...........167 2.Zach Wittmer.............122 3.David Schlueter.........100 250 C: 1.Rebekah Less ...........123 2.Nicholas Holm .............97 3.Brady Goenner............82 Open C: 1.Tony Blake.................138 2.Andrew Fisher ...........133 3.Patick Schoen............111 4.Brian Wagner ..............58 Vet C: 1.Andy Goth .................193 2.Christopher Munson ..117 3.Daniel Banks .............114 4.Mark Vanderwerf .........98 5.Mike Thelen.................79 6.Dean Traver ................71 Senior C: 1.Steven Herzog ..........179 2.Alan Wallner ..............141 3.Dennis Lau Sr ...........130 4.Carl Evers .................121 5.Thomas Stronczer.......93 6.Vittorio Tomolillo ..........93 7.Blair Reuther ...............48 Masters: 1.Len Fazendin ............210 2.Donald Krueger .........151 Women: 1.Mary Schreiner..........195 2.Wassana Kiewnoi......172 3.Michelle Stukel ..........140 4.Alysa Stukel ..............127 5.Susan Voss ...............104 6.Heather Leusman........76 Premier: 1.Gary Stoudt ...............166 2.Trevor Archibald ........151 3.Nicholas Swenson.....133 4.Chaz Herzog .............121 5.Collin Maynard ..........113 6.Ben Kortbein .............107 7.Cole Kieffer ...............100 Peewee: 1.Colton Reschke.........170 2.Jack Maki ..................146 3.Mason Theis..............124 4.Calvin Artmann............99 5.Kyle Magnuson ...........96 6.Casey Vukich ..............93 7.Willie Shanahan ..........82 Girls: 1.Katherine Vanderwerf186 2.Miranda Tweeton.......184 3.Sarah Stronczer ........152 4.Allison Mathwig .........141 5.Ashley Abear .............109 6.Cheyenne Abear .........97 Macro: 1.Jayme French ...........192 2.Joseph Goth..............176 3.Aundrea Artmann ......143 4.Joe Medes.................137 5.Emma Anderson........106

6.Drew Anderson ...........95 7.Gage Henry.................77 Micro: 1.Justin Buchta.............195 1.Philip Keenan ............195 3.Keith Rother ..............151 4.Colton Banks.............128 5.Kaylee Rother............116 6.Ehtan Maynard............99 7.Ryder Gerulli ...............93

Quad Hare Scrambles Senior: 1.Roger Brown ...............30 2.Kenneth Snyder ..........25

200 C: 1.Patrick Schoen ..........155 2.Mark Schreiner..........128 3.David Schlueter .........119 250 C: 1.Brady Goenner............54 Vet C: 1.Daniel Banks .............113 2.Jesse Szykulski...........90 Senior C: 1.Dennis Lau Sr ...........145 2.Alan Wallner ..............135 3.Thomas Stronczer.....122 4.Keith Wiger................121 5.Vittorio Tomolillo ........103 6.Steven Mehr................94 Masters: 1.Don Hansen ..............145 2.Duane Nienow...........141 3.Len Fazendin ............106

Women: 1.Mary Schreiner..........155 2.Wassana Kiewnoi......127 3.Michelle Stukel ..........117 4.Sarah Mauel................65 Junior: 1.Christopher Tomolillo.159 2.Travis Mathwig ..........159 3.Coleman Goenner.....106 4.Alexander Wallner .......85 5.Gavin Clemmons.........61 Premier: 1.Joey Buchta ..............175 2.Craig Behun ..............153 3.John Maki..................142 4.Travis Mathwig ..........134 5.Charles Pohl................95 Peewee: 1.Colton Reschke.........185 2.Jack maki ..................157 3.Kyle Becker ...............105

Girls: 1.Allison Mathwig .........185 2.Sarah Stronczer ........165 3.Ashley Abear ...............97 4.Cheyenne Abear .........97 Macro: 1.Joseph Goth..............170 2.Jayme French ...........165 3.Emma Anderson........120 4.Drew Anderson............98 5.Jared Long ..................82 6.Grady Haferbecker......75 7.Gage Henry.................71 Micro: 1.Philip Keenan ............180 2.Keith Rother ..............147 3.Justin Buchta.............138 4.Keylee Rother ...........104 5.Colton banks ...............80 6.Kaden Haferbecker .....73 7.Courtney Anderson .....73

Enduro

Champion Nathan Ferderer AA: 1.Craig Holasek............127 2.Tim Nienow ...............123 3.Joseph Martinson......102 200 A: 1.Mitchell Treichler .......155 2.Tyler Pogreba............145 3.Dave Schreiner .........131 250 A: 1.Luke Wilder ...............141 2.Jerry Morgan .............136 3.Nathan Zambon ..........94 Open A: 1.Zachary Martinson ....150 2.Alex Martinson ..........129 3.Jake Hinkemeyer ......129 4.Paul Reschke ..............71 Vet A: 1.Brandon Hansen .......150 2.Robert Fletcher..........119 3.Andy Goble ...............102 4.Jason Goth..................98 Senior A: 1.Jay Waalen ...............150 2.Kraig Hinkemeyer......120 3.Pat Adrian..................115 4.Brian D Grote ............101 Super Senior A: 1.Robert Swift...............155 2.Kraig Anderson..........136 3.Steve Danelius ............52 200 B: 1.Peter Nickel...............141 2.Austin Pogreba..........141 3.Drey Lacroix ..............108 250 B: 1.Mitchell Watson .........145 2.Dylan Radtke.............116 3.Alex Wink ..................106 Open B: 1.Randy Imholte ...........150 2.Joseph Copley...........112 3.Jonathon Banks ..........85 Vet B: 1.Andrew Forsberg.......150 2.Justin Lokken ............113 3.James Landini ...........103 4.Matt Stukel ..................83 Senior B: 1.Jesse Cameron .........150 2.Tom Burns ...................90 3.Valeri Schaleben .........63 Super Senior B: 1.Paul Schommer.........150 2.Michael Pohl..............141 3.Leon Imholte..............110 CYCLE USA, December 2011

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