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We are well into the month of May now and the season is finally starting to get some warm weather. April weekends were wet and cold. Lets hope the rest of the season gets warmer and dryer. We have had two Hare Scrambles held so far and the number of participants was phenomenal. One event broke the 400 entree mark, I don’t remember any Hare Scrambles in the past drawing that many. Speaking of increases, our membership numbers are up from this date last year. While it is still early in the season this hopefully is a trend that will continue. We have picked up a few more Supporting Partners including a mortgage lender. Check out the website for all of the support we are getting from our supporting partners. Hill climb and Flat track have both held events and their numbers have been up slightly. These are all good signs that just maybe we are turning the corner. District business is moving along. We’re looking for bids for our year-end awards. This includes trophies, jackets, sweatshirts, hats and any other things that would make great prizes for our winners. We like to start this process early as there are many ideas and decisions to be made in choosing these items. I would like to mention that we have a

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June 2016 Contributors! Doug Forstner Kevin Huber Liz Jeffries Samantha Laderer Melissa Merschman Tim McBride Brian Mullane Rolfe Otternes Paul Otto

On The Cover: Minnesota’s Drew Nelson at Dist. 23’s Little Falls Raceway, in Little Falls, MN. May 15, 2016 Samantha Laderer Photo

Mike Quinn Josh Rud Ken Schuck BriAnn Stocklen Morgan Strauss

Announcements, personal stuff, and.... process for submitting rules changes. This is the time you want to be thinking about submitting them. The forms are on our website. This process was developed so the board of directors has the time to review the proposals to insure they are enforceable, and do not contradict any other rules. If you have questions or ideas about rules changes please ask a class rep or shoot me an email. The decision on rules brought before the members at the annual meeting for a membership vote are made by the members of the board. In the case of votes and or approvals these are all done by board vote. The chairman doesn’t have a vote unless there is a tie then he becomes the tie breaking vote. There seems to be a considerable amount of misunderstanding about how the district works so I will try to pick a facet of district operation each month. Please feel free to send me any question you may have and hopefully I will be able to answer them and clarify situations for all of you. Lastly those of you that have supplied us with an email address will be contacted via email by us presenting an offer to get a link to an online publication. You can accept or reject this link. There is no cost to our members or the district for this publication. I think that is about it for this month. Keep riding and racing, stay safe and enjoy every ride. Mike Wisconsin Dual Sport Rides District 16 has some great Dual Sport opportunities, and now there’s another event added to this list. Valley Springs Motorcycle Club's Dual Sport event is AMA sanctioned in districts 16 and 23. The route will take you throughout the Ellsworth area and neighboring towns. Registration is open to the first 200 participants, on-line sign-up is open at www.valleyspringshillclimb.com

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D23 Hare Scrambles Opener Calm before the storm as the C class prepares to battle.

Norsemen Motorcycle Club Cambridge, Minnesota - May 8 By Paul Otto

ou could smell it in the air. That scent of new gear, new bikes and the testosterone of guys reminiscing of how fast they were. Yes, it’s that time of year where old friends gather, new friendships form and your dirt bike family reunites. The opening round of the District 23 Hare Scrambles Series promoted by none other than the Norsemen Motorcycle Club greeted 390 riders on a gorgeous Mother’s Day Sunday. I’m sensing that Moms across the state told Dad to take the kids to the races so they could have some peace and quiet. Although it was a beautiful day, the dry conditions or as one guy said "the Canadian fires" made visibility harsh at times. Luckily we had the brave men from the Princeton Fire Department on hand to water down the first turn for the start of the A/B race. Unfortunately, for the AA riders they didn’t put down enough water as Jerry Robin, younger brother to Danny Robin was on fire. Robin on his YZ250 grabbed the holeshot and never looked back. At the checker flag Robin had a five minute lead over second place finisher Kyle Nelson on his KTM 150. Nelson having a good ride himself was able to hold off the 2015 AMA Rider of The Year Matt Stavish who finished third on his Checkpoint Off-road racing/ LCR backed Honda CRF 250. Senior A rider Paul Otto, riding his Powerband Racing/ Motorex/ LCR backed KTM 300 led the most important lap - the last one. Fending off Jeremy Schmidt for the win Otto said, “he felt the pressure from Schmidt the whole race.” While participation in the youth classes has been declining the Norsemen Motor-

cycle Club continue their efforts, giving free entry to all Micro/ Macro riders hoping this will result in parents pulling the bikes out of the garage and dusting them off. Well it worked and it showed both on the starting line and on their faces with smiles from ear to ear as parents were hooting and hollering for their favorite rider. Hopefully this will bring that itch back to race again. All the Norsemen events will have free Micro/ Macro entry for the remainder of the 2016 season. Speaking of the Micro class, it amazes me the talent these kids have at this age. While at the line I was informed of a brand new Louie Etzel crawled his way rider. Louie Etzel had never from last to sixth in his first race. raced before and was ready place finish and seventh overall B had to have some fun. As the green flag something to do with that. Matt after the waved and the riders all took off there sat race, “I can't wait till next weekend at Louie on the line. I think his mechanic Millville.” I think he’s caught the racing forgot to tell him to go at the drop of the fever. green flag. Although, he was dead last If you know Jason McCoy you would off the gate Louie put his head down and understand why he stopped, forfeited his slowly made his way up to sixth by the race and attended to a downed rider. One checkered flag. Nice job, Louie. of the nicest guys you’ll find in the pits. Although it’s great to see new kids start It’s guys like this that we should call a riding, it’s just as cool to see someone roll model. Class act Jason. So, if you that’s older get involved. So, lets meet see the #715 in the pits go introduce Matt Gamache, a new 250B rider. Matt yourself and pat him on the back. picked up a YZ250 and started riding out To sum up the first race; We’re not in at the ZRanch with the Robins under the as good as shape as we thought, we’re not coaching of Joe Z. Impressing his budas fast as we bench race, and we don’t dies, they persuaded him into racing the care, cause we will be back to do it all B class for two hours. Matt was all over again doon enough. Make it fun. smiles after finishing his first race, and See ya at the next race. I'm sure pulling of an impressive fifth CYCLE USA, June 2016

250C: 1.Coy Jackson 2.Derek Kulzer 3.Jason Ryan Cambridge HS Results: 4.Trevor Rygg 5.Xavier Foeller AA: 1.Jerry Robin 2.Kyle Nelson 3.Mathew Stavish Open C: 1.Josh Brixen 2.Rodrigo Bonfim 3.Nathan 4.Nicholas Swenson 5.Logan Kittock Berger 4.Jesse Bartell 5.Spencer Hansmann 200A: 1.Aaron Barlow 2.Nathan Adrian 3.Jack Maki +30C: 1.Gregory Mulfort 2.Keith Grundhofer 4.Randy Lieder 5.Dan Liedahl 3.Adam Cerny 4.Michael Kreiner 5.Jake Mosbek 250A: 1.Peter Nickel 2.Boris Mahlich 3.Jonathan +40C: 1.Dean Nixon 2.Bryan Chezick 3.Chris Bush Acker 4.Logan Cipala 5.Jake Mataya 4.Brad Schoen 5.Jeff Hayford Open A: 1.Drey Lacroix 2.Dan Illies 3.Joshua Koch +50C: 1.David Peterson 2.Michael Rapp 3.Tim Bal4.Justin Ponter 5.Justin Groff +30A: 1.Jake Hinkemeyer 2.Garrett Hansen 3.Curt Plzak 4.Brandon Hansen 5.Andy Storbeck +40A: 1.Paul Otto 2.Jeremy Schmidt 3.Sean Mowry 4.Pat Adrian 5.Scott Bigalke +50A: 1.Ralph Feld 2.Lee Waldow 3.Kraig Hinkemeyer 200B: 1.Alex Tweeton 2.Myles Craven 3.Jack Klein 4.Noah Squires 5.Austin Mccoy 250B: 1.Colton Reschke 2.Jarrett Loegering 3.Devon Jirik 4.Philip Lahti 5.Matt Gamache Open B: 1.Clint Huff 2.Chad Grinhaug 3.Blake Allen 4.Nicholas Mataya 5.Cole Miller +30B: 1.Craig Dye 2.Nick Metz 3.Miguel Mahlich 4.Aaron Cihlar 5.Jaime Forslund +40B: 1.Kurt Olsen 2.Andrew Falk 3.Paul Tweeton 4.Jesse Szykulski 5.Eric Keranen +50B: 1.Tim Gregory 2.Chris Peterson 3.Carl Evers 4.Bill Oliveira 5.Doug Anderson 200C: 1.Kyle Magnuson 2.Derek Smith 3.Cruz Wahl 4.Rick Germann 5.Kule ThomFrom Left: AA 3rd Matt Stavish, Overall winner sen Jerry Robin, 2nd Kyle Nelson and 4th Nick Swenson

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donado 4.Christopher Holicky 5.Steven Werner Mast C: 1.Terry Wagoner 2.Craig Cherrington 3.Timothy Larson GM: 1.Jim Erickson 2.Donald Krueger Women: 1.Miranda Tweeton 2.Kelsey Grinhaug 3.Renee Ward 4.Jordan Grinhaug 5.Cassie Flanagan Junior: 1.Joseph Goth 2.Jayme French 3.Isaac Newport 4.Jason Nixon 5.Jack Foeller Sports: 1.Tim Danelius 2.Brian Winter 3.James Artmann 4.Steve Danelius 5.Ryan Einerwold XR: 1.Westpm Lind 2.Troy Johnson 3.Brad Tweten 4.Andrew Kienitz 5.Justin Hillukka Ventage: 1.Jason Goth Premier: 1.Mason Grecula 2.Jayme French 3.Isaac Newport 4.Jason Albers 5.Charlie Siebenaler PeeWee: 1.Travis Illies 2.Myles Brown 3.Kaleb Reque 4.Myles Munoz 5.Allison Siebenaler Girls: 1.Sydney Van Moer 2.Cora Reschke 3.Sadie Sledd 4.Ryanne Artmann 5.Alicia Beckel Macro: 1.Logan Mowry 2.Trenton Eliason 3.Ruslan Johnson 4.Isaac Pottertz 5.Caleb Brixen Micro: 1.Eric Niedzielski 2.Austin Holasek 3.Mason Mowry 4.Bryce Mowry 5.Lucus Stageberg

Todd Johnson and his son Ruslan giving the thumbs up, before he rode to third place in the Macro class at the Cambridge, MN D23 Hare Scrambles opener.

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Nuke Series Heats Up Motosports Park Byron, Illinois - May 15 By Josh Rud, ShiftOnePhotography.com

he Nuclear series is well underway out at Byron Motosports Park after battling the extremely wet month of May and a cancelled race thrown into the mix. This weekend was looking a little grim as well with rain coming down most of the week. Luckily things calmed down before the weekend hit and Sunday turned out to be a great day. The track soaked up a lot of the water and made conditions prime for some motocross action. Towards the end of the day they ended up needing to put down some water. There was a great turn out this weekend, and you can start to see all the workings going into the prep for the AMA Regional the track is hosting in June. More parking being carved out in place of the hilltop track, and getting everything ready for the massive amount of visitors that will soon be making their way to Motosports Park. Coming out of the gates early in the day was +25 with Kevin Markwardt back on a bike after leaving racing for a while. In the first moto it was a tight battle with Ty Tyrrell coming out front with Eric Feuillerat and Ryan Rowntree rounding out the top three. In the second moto Markwardt came back strong pulling the holeshot on his Honda followed by Johnathan Hartman and Tyrrell. Quickly into the second turn Tyrrell muscled his way into second with Feuillerat pushing hard to take over third. Heading down to complete the first lap Feuillerat had made his way

into third with Tyrrell pushing Markwardt hard to go for the sweep. After several laps Markwardt wasn’t letting off and crossed the line for the win followed by Tyrrell and Feuillerat. Tyrrell took the overall, Markwardt second after a fourth place finish in the first moto and Feuillerat rounded out the day in third. Open C was coming in hot today with thirty-eight riders packing into the forty available gates. This certainly made for some epic starts out there. In the first moto Chase Boykin avoided a large first turn pileup to take the win, followed by Brock Shelton and Johnny Tate. The gate dropped for the second moto to a massive group heading into the first turn bumping elbows for position. Making it into the second turn they all fell into line with Andrew Ramsey out front with Tate and Shelton in the hunt. Heading into the sweeper everyone was still bunched up going back and forth for position with Shelton moving into second as Boykin was battling his way up to fourth, and looking for a line to the front. As everyone came around to close out the first lap Ramsey was starting build a good lead with a clear track ahead, Shelton was still pushing with, Boykin now up to third, making up ground. After several action packed laps the checkers flew with Ramsey hanging onto the lead, Shelton in second and Boykin third. This gave Shelton the overall for the day, Boykin second and Ramsey third after finishing fifth in the first moto. 85Jr had a great battle today with eighteen riders lining up to start the first moto. Johnny Weber grabbed first

Wisconsin’s Sierra Heindl won the Women’s class, topping both motos.

Jonathan Hartman in front of #12 Kevin Markwardt early in the +25 class second moto. CYCLE USA, June 2016

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with Harry Gibson and Ryder Schnowske landing on the podium. The second moto got underway with Schnowske pulling a holeshot from the far outside and cruising through the next two turns, making it stick. He was followed closely by Luke Jackson and Kayden Bosin as the pack bunched up moving into the sweeper. Weber made it up to third as they hit the table top and was pressing hard. Weber moved up to second with Gibson right behind him taking over third. For several laps Weber put the pressure on Schnowske, and finally got him on the last lap and was able to cross the line for the win and overall. Schnowske held second which also secured second place overall with Gibson rounding out the day in third. Later 250B was on the line ready to get things started, and thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lot of new faces in the class this year and some great battles going on. The first moto Christopher Fortier out of Florida took the win followed by Apollo Mbuki and Parker Smith. The second moto got underway with Fortier taking off on the wrong gate drop taking him out of contention for the podium. When the gate dropped RJ Mackenzie rocketed out front followed by Bryce Cox and Andrew Satas Vaupsas went 1-3 in 50Jr for third overall. Hansen. Quickly into the second turn things sand and pushed all the way up to the shook up with Cox taking over the lead. lead, shifting Smith and Cox back. The Moving to the table top Smith came in pack came across the line putting the first hard on the inside to jump into second lap in the books as Cole Prichard had through the chaos with Mbuki right betaken over third with Ben Ibianskas right hind him, moving into third. As they on his tail, and the battle for third went moved into the back section of the track on several laps. Ibianskas kept the presMbuki was on the charge through the sure on and was able to take over third

coming down the hill and making a move to the inside to grab the spot. After quite the battle the checkers were waving as Mbuki took the win along with the overall. Smith held on for second and Ibianskas third. It was a great day out at Motosports Park with everything running smooth as CYCLE USA, June 2016

Brandon Martyniak ended up second overall in Supermini (3-2).

ever. The weather was a concern for everyone and as I’ve seen time and again some rain is always good out at Motosports Park. The track really shapes up nice with a good soak and the lines were getting cut in really nice all day. The season is just getting a move on around the district and it’s already looking to be a great year for the Nuke Series. With how cold it’s been all month one can only wonder what the summer is going bring us, but the racing will go on regardless and it will always be a great time out Motosports Park. Motosports Park Results: 14-24: 1.Brandon Marescalco 2.Dakin Coons 3.Andrew Ramsey 4.Chase Boykin 5.Jordan Mackiewicz +40: 1.Roy Nafzger 2.Everett Dahlberg 3.Mark Marescalco 4.James Coons 5.David Hayes Mini Open 7-11: 1.Harry Gibson 2.Johnny Weber 3.Hunter Savage 4.Kayden Bosin 5.Evan Griffiths SuperMini (12-16): 1.Conner Burger 2.Brandon Martyniak 3.Cameron Campbell 4.Lucas Haynes 5.James Waldron +50B/C: 1.Edward Zelasko 2.Chris Faust 3.James Dwyer 4.Pete Reitsch 5.Lonnie Urban

#452 Matthew Alshouse, #9 Bryce Arnold and Nicholas Gibson in 50cc 4-8

Brody Barth swept both motos in the 50Sr class.

+50A: 1.David Hayes 2.Michael Westbrook 3.Ernest Peterman 4.Roy Nafzger 5.Tim Boblin Women (12+): 1.Sierra Heindl 2.Jaden Huff 3.Ashleigh Newmarker 4.Kimberly Middlebrook 5.Kaitlynn Pfaff 250A: 1.Lukas Cobian 2.Malachi Messenger 3.David Wilson 4.Conrad Schipper 5.Conner Robinson 250B: 1.Apollo Mbuki 2.Parker Smith 3.Ben Ibianskas 4.Christoper Fortier 5.Cole Prichard 50Jr (4-6): 1.Jayden Adams 2.Jaxson Schiller 3.Satas Vaupsas 4.Nolan Simonton 5.Matthew Alshouse 6.Nicholas Gibson 50Sr (7-8): 1.Brody Barth 2.Preston Zollers 3.Breck Hughes 4.Deegan Vanvreede 5.Gavin Roth +25: 1.Ty Tyrrell 2.Kevin Markwardt 3.Eric Feuillerat 4.Joshua Marescalco 5.Scott Zont Schlboy 2: 1.Eddie Norred 2.Ben Ibianskas 3.Nick Wuertzer 4.Tristan Bell 5.Nathan Wilson 125cc: 1.Eddie Norred 2.Spencer Pelzer 3.Jordan Roxworthy 4.Deven Fell +45: 1.Roy Nafzger 2.James Coons 3.Michael Westbrook 4.Mark Marescalco 5.Paul Marescalco 85Jr (9-11): 1.Johnny Weber 2.Ryder Schnowske 3.Harry Gibson 4.Luke Jackson 5.Landon Pelzer 85Sr (12-15): 1.Conner Burger 2.Cameron Campbell 3.Brandon Martyniak 4.Kash Schnowske 5.Spencer Whitney Open C: 1.Brock Shelton 2.Chase Boykin 3.Andrew Ramsey 4.Johnny Tate 5.Jacob Sherman 50cc (4-8): 1.Jaxson Schiller 2.Nolan Simonton 3.Bryce Arnold 4.Matthew Alshouse 5.Gavin Mains Schlboy 1: 1.Eddie Norred 2.Nick Harris 3.Deven Fell 4.Vince Janaky 5.Spencer Whitney +30A: 1.Eric Feuillerat 2.Chad Johnson 3.Tim White 4.Billy Mccauley 5.Everett Dahlberg +30B-C: 1.Cory Lingle 2.Ryan Gusewelle 3.Jeffrey Kluga 4.Randy Julseth 5.Paul Molkentin 65Jr (7-9): 1.Hunter Savage 2.Deegan Vanvreede 3.Ayden Oppenlander 4.Wyatt Gibson 5.Kaiden Snyder 65Sr (10-11): 1.Ronnie Orres 2.James Orres 3.Talan Zollers 4.Colin Nash 5.Nathan Bills +55: 1.Nick Lazzaretto 2.Tim Boblin 3.Steve Kluga 4.Steve Abt 5.Rimantas Pazemeckas Vintage: 1.Jordan Roxworthy 2.Kash Schnowske 3.Kyle Caudill 4.Edward Kline 5.Ryder Schnowske Open A: 1.Zach Coons 2.Ty Tyrrell 3.Lukas Cobian 4.Eric Feuillerat 5.Kevin Markwardt Open B: 1.Christoper Fortier 2.Apollo Mbuki 3.Cole Prichard 4.Bryce Cox 5.Chad Johnson 250C: 1.Brock Shelton 2.Tristan Bell 3.Nathan Wilson 4.Nick Wuertzer 5.Nick Harriston Mcconnell 4.Wade Mcfarden 5.Ryder Mcgee

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Adams Opens District 16 Hare Scrambles Season Madison Motorcycle Club Adams, Wisconsin - May 1 By Ken Schuck, Photos by Brian Mullane

ver 175 riders from Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin kicked off the 2016 District 16 Hare Scrambles season at the cranberry bogs/ski lake near Adams Wisconsin on May 1st. Moderate rainfall the night before made for excellent conditions in the sandy soil. The great turnout of riders in all classes made for a fun day of good racing. Notably the Vintage class with a group of riders from South East Wisconsin Enduro Riders dusting off some old bikes for the day. The Vintage class is running at select events this season, so check out the schedule and dig out those old bikes for some additional fun. Also, the C class with a total of forty-five riders made quite an impression. Competition was close in all the classes with the top finishers leading from the start or swapping a position or two over the laps. Even with a six plus mile course with single-track woods, the riders made an impressive number of laps in every class. The largest class of the day, the C class

saw KTM-mounted Alex Moss recover tled back and forth with only a second or from a first turn fall to work his way up two between them for the first four laps. from tenth to second by the end of lap Then JD began pulling away and intwo. He took the lead during the third lap creased his lead each lap to the end. JD and finished first for the day. Bryan also credited picking good lines through Chezich rode a consistent pace to finish the mudholes as a key to his ride. Must second and Mitchell Buth took a fourth be his years of riding enduros. He also place start and worked up to third by the end of their race. Alex noted that his first corner fall put him behind but â&#x20AC;&#x153;smooth riding and avoiding the deep ruts in the mudholesâ&#x20AC;? allowed him to catch up and go on to the win. The last race of the day features a two hour battle of the fastest riders, drawing the attention of spectators, workers and other riders as these guys just fly through the open sand bogs and tight woods! Eventual AA winner JD Friebel and Adam Barlow batMatthew Lindeberg charging to third place in the AA class.

The Adams Hare Scramble is run in a pretty cool part of Central WI.

John Weir rode to second place in the twenty-one rider B class.

thanks his sponsors including Moose Racing, Keytime Motorsports, Kenda Tires and Enduro Engineering. The Madison Motorcycle Club thanks all the riders who came and made it a great day. Also, the landowners and workers. A big thanks to ladies entering everyone into the computers and to Karl Lueschow for being the HS referee, and running the scoring software. Results: AA: 1.Jd Friebel 2.Adam Barlow 3.Matthew Lindeberg 4.Eric Mischler 5.Ryan Moss A: 1.Chuck Garetson 2.Tony Montgomery 3.Drey Lacroix 4.Jeff Schmidt 5.Aaron Barlow +40: 1.Travis Held 2.Joe Vadeboncoeur 3.Sam Dissell 4.Bryan Studniarz 5.Clint Wanta B: 1.Jacob Jesko 2.John Weir 3.Dillon Sather 4.Parker Lange 5.Broc Griaf +30: 1.Carter Shelton 2.Travis Shelton 3.Beau Bebout 4.Matthew Sather 5.Mike Post C: 1.Alex Moss 2.Bryan Chezick 3.Mitchell Buth 4.Brandon Larson 5.Matthew Meyer +50: 1.Dean Hagemann 2.Brad Kortbein 3.Mike Ward 4.Bryan Nebel 5.Dave Klimek Vintage: 1.Austin Orme 2.Steven Kaczmarowski 3.Bob Lancour 4.Frank Caballero 5.Rick Kaczmarowski 50cc: 1.Walker Garetson 2.Boede Wallner 3.Isaac Smith 4.Deegan Cannon 5.Cole Montgomery 85cc: 1.Brock Lueschow 2.Brady

Lange 3.Caden Hosking 4.Joseph Crawford 5.Landen Cannon 65cc: 1.Chasen Orme 2.Rex Valek 3.Nadia Ellingson 4.Blayde Wallner 5.Harry Zeimet Women: 1.Autumn Czappa

Rick Kaczmarowski running in the Vintage class.

Youth riders tackle their course in the morning. CYCLE USA, June 2016

Perfect Day at MotoCity Motocity Raceway Staples, Minnesota - May 8 By Samantha Laderer

other Nature blessed Motocity Raceway with bright blue skies on Sunday, May 8th. Compared to two weeks earlier with a mud race, the perfect riding conditions were welcomed by all. One of the most heated races was the 14-24B. Austin Aspros shot out of the gate with first place on his mind. The other B riders didn’t stand a chance as Aspros pulled away from the group in the first lap. Aaron Lindell fought his way through the pack after a bad start. One by one Lindell passed his fellow racers and tried his hardest to catch up to As-

Pat McCarthy went 1-1 for a sweep in +50.

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pros, making his way to second place in the first moto. In moto two, Aspros pulled away yet again. Lindell pushed hard, but fell short after he cross-rutted before the finish line double, ending his day. Brad Hoppe and Charles Andersen then battled for the second position. Hoppe was feeling good on the bike, but Andersen found a few faster lines in the third lap and passed Hoppe for second place. Following was Wyatt Hooper and Owen Hoppe to finish out the pack. Who said you had to be young to race motocross? The Super Senior class saw eight “young” men line up, and you can’t under estimate them because these guys are fast. Pat McCarthy and Dale Arcker-

man led the pack in both motos. McCarthy, who comes out to race only a few times a year, took the lead early in the race with Steven Tate second off the holeshot. Ackerman made the pass for second after turn two while John Cram then played tag with Tate for the third position. Tate’s new tires were hooking up well which helped him with his confidence on the track. “I was super pumped,” said Tate. Cram was slightly faster though and took over third from Tate in the third lap. Second moto didn’t go much different other than Tate stepped up his game and found some faster lines and kept Cram behind him, but not by much. It was a good battle to see with the older guys. Whether you are 16 years old on a KTM 125 or 56 on a RM250, motocross is something that can always be a part of your life. Once it get in your blood, you’re often hooked. Seeing great numbers on the line in all the classes is great,

Lake Park, MN’s Steven Tate in +50.

and proves there’s a bright future for motocross. “Someday I hope to be 50 years old still out here riding dirt bikes chasing a dream.”- Reuben Jacobs #538 Results: 14-24A: 1.Colton Davis.2.Austin Kienest 14-24B: 1.Austin Aspros 2.Charles Anderson 3.Brad Hoppe 4.Wyatt Halek-Hooper 5.Owen Hoppe 14-24C: 1.Brandon Johnson 2.Dylan Lick 3.Grady Johnson 4.Derek Buettner 5.Eric Van Heel 85cc 12-15: 1.Austin Speltz 2.Dominic Linduist 3.Curtis Biorn 4.Nicholas White 5.Jake Dunsmoor 85cc 9-11: 1.Avery Long 2.Drew Nelson 3.Broc Graba 4.Kona Rodriguez 5.Zach Crider +25A: 1.Clay Olson 2.Matt Kline +25B: 1.Jacob Blanshan 2.Clint Carpenter 3.Neil Furman 4.Macy Fridgen 5.Tony Mctavish +45A: 1.Brian Bohlman 2.Michael Stumne +35A: 1.Rick Amatuzio +35B: 1.Jimmy Diedrich +25C: 1.Marcus Evenson 2.Marshal Mishler 3.Shawn Eiden +45B/C: 1.Delon Luther 2.Timothy Walker 3.Dale Ackerman 4.John Cram +35C: 1.Neal Kragt 2.Jesse John 3.Dustin Rhode 4.Steve Boatman 65cc 7-11: 1.Brandon Nelson 2.Braden Long 3.Karsen Omann 4.Caleb Bohlman 5.Braxton Kragenbring Supermini: 1.Dominic Lindquist 125: 1.Gavin Janovsky 2.Simon Briggs 3.Chase Webber 4.Cody Hansen 5.Scott Ostrom +50: 1.Patrick McCarthy 2.Dale Ackerman 3.Steve Tate 4.John Cram 5.Mike Janovsky Women: 1.Trisha Olson 2.Samantha

Laderer 3.Alyssa Storlie 85cc 9-12: 1.Avery Long 2.Austin Speltz 3.Kona Rodriguez 4.Curtis Biorn Open A: 1.Clay Olson 2.Austin Kienest 3.Colton Davis 4.Alex Bouton Open B: 1.Austin Aspros 2.Brad Hoppe 3.Jacob

#498 Aaron Lindell and Brad Hoppe in 250B.

Blanshan 4.Zach Bertunen 5.Wyatt Jacobs 65cc 7-9: 1.Braden Long 2.Brady Karolevitz 3.Caleb Bohlman 4.Brennan Long 5.Kaden Tabaka 65cc 10-11: 1.Brandon Nelson 2.Karsen Omann Schlboy 2: 1.Gavin Janovsky 2.Broc Today Open C: 1.Brandon Johnson 2.Justen Berttunen 3.Aaron Boatman 4.Marcus Evenson 5.Reuben Jacobs Vet A: 1.Rick Amatuzio 2.Kevin Woizeschke Vet B: 1.Clint Carpenter 2.Neil Furman 3.Dustin Mahler 4.Andy Odencrans +55: 1.Patrick McCarthy 2.Gary Johnson 3.Paul Olson 4.Keith Buss 5.Mark Speldrick 250A: 1.Austin Kienest 2.Alex Bouton 250B: 1.Austin Aspros 2.Brad Hoppe 3.Zach Berttunen 4.Teagan Kato 5.Wyatt Halek-Hooper 250C: 1.Aaron Boatman 2.Justen Berttunen 3.Chase Graba 4.Reuben Jacobs 5.Dylan Lick Schlboy 12-16: 1.Gavin Janovsky 2.Chase Webber 3.Cody Hansen +40A: 1.Rick Amatuzio 2.Gary Johnson +40B: 1.Jimmy Diedrich 2.Timothy Walker 3.Steven Tate +40C: 1. Neal Kragt 2.Jessen John 3.Steve Boatman 50cc 4-6: 1.Cash Peterson 2.Bentlee Walker 3.Jack Bouton 4.Kahler Omann 5.Easton Lee 50cc 7-8: 1.Brady Karolevitz 2.Kaden Tabaka 3.Wyatt Larson 4.Mac Nornberg 5.Haedryn Holub 50cc Oil 4-8: 1.Kahler Omann 2.Easton Lee 3.Noah Mickelson 4.Cash Nornberg 50cc Multi: 1.Rylan Summerlet 2.Karsen Tabaka 50 Open 4-8: 1.Wyatt Larson 2.Mac Nornberg 3.Haedryn Holub 4.Cash Peterson 5.Bentlee Walker

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Storms miss Sunset Ridge Turns out to be another fantastic day at the track

90cc Quad racer Kyle Smith with his support crew.

Sunset Ridge MX Walnut, Illinois - May 8

ob and Jan Pistole reminded everyone here today that it doesn’t matter if the race they are holding is a National Qualifier, or a mid-sized District 17 points race as part of a regular schedule - they are all in to make it everything possible. With mother nature threatening heavy storms in the morning the crowd out at Sunset Ridge was a little lighter than usual, but the track was perfect, and the crew worked just as hard as any time we’ve ever seen. As the heavy storms seemed to part and go around Sunset as if there was a dome above the track, racing kicked off right on time. A group of impressive Quad riders kicked off the day’s racing. A class rider Justin Medine took over out front as they rounded the first turn, and never looked back to take the win ahead of William Easley. In the Quad C group, Amboy, IL’s Tyler Shugars spent two laps fighting his way towards the front. Once there, hav-

today, as it always seems to be.” Genoa City, WI’s Knull topped both motos ahead of Stillman Valley, IL’s Chase Dorsey. It took Blake Copeland a third of the opening lap to fully control the lead position in the Open A first moto. Billy Holzapfel was in the mix for the lead early before slipping behind Zach Scott and Sean Hallin. As they got into the third lap, Hallin stalled his bike after getting up to second, dropping back a ways. Copeland took the win with Scott and Taylor Mclaughlin rounding out the top three ahead of Holzapfel. Copeland Trucking backed Copeland after the second moto, “It went great. I got two decent starts. In this second moto Billy (Holzapfel) was running awesome in front of me. I was on him and then he made a mistake and went off the track letting me take over. From there I did what I had to, to stay ahead of everyone. The track is rough, and the bumps are growing for sure. I like the outside lines today.” Once Copeland was in the lead, all the racing was behind him. After several position swaps, Scott finally locked in second ahead of Holzapfel and Mclaughlin.

ing passed Nick Baker, then Kawasaki mounted Noah Samuel, he sailed off for the victory. The second combined moto saw these riders quickly get into the same positions to repeat their first moto finishes. After not seeing the quad classes out here on the Qualifier weekend, this was a good reminder of what we were missing. These guys put on a great show, and seeing them push the quads over some of the longer jumps is always cool. Later in the day, after winning the 300cc Quad class, Nathan Knull, “It was pretty, and I went out there and did my own thing once out front. I come down here when I can, and I’m looking forward to the national in June. The track was perfect Kash Schnowske going 1-1 in 85Sr.

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June 17-19

ATV National •Friday: Amateur practice

6th annual Susan G Komen track walk 5pm (information/pre-registration information on website) Friday night - Live music by Trippin Molly, Fireworks

•Saturday: Amateur and Pro Racing

Pro qualifying @ 10:00, Opening ceremonies at 1:40, Pro motos 2:00 & 4:00. Pro autograph sessions at 4:30 Saturday night - Funky Munky Wrestling at 7PM

•Sunday: Amateur racing continues

June 25-26

Special MX Weekend

•Saturday: Racer-X Vet Series Race

Day for our vet riders... including special Vintage classes, see web, bikes only, no youth classes “today”

•Sunday: District 17 Motocross

Full day of fun racing for all Bikes and Quads District 17 Points!

July 10

Dist 17 Motocross - Bikes & ATV’s

Sept 10

Dist 17 Motocross - Bikes & ATV’s

Sept 11

PRO-AM Motocross Dist 17 IL State MX Championship Bikes & ATV’s

October 16

Nick Hoffman Memorial Race Bikes & ATV’s

Chase Dorsey on his way to second in the 300 Quad class.

Open B rider Edward Lengwin had Rj Mckenzie all over his rear fender for three laps as they fought for the lead. Running with the A class, they had a little longer moto, and Mckenzie used that time to make a late moto pass for the win as Iowa’s Tyler McDonald wrapped up third. They returned in the second moto to finish in the same order. This time McKenzie got out front a little earlier, as Lengwin fell back by only a couple bike lengths by the checkered flag. Twenty-one riders came off the line in Open C for moto one. As they dropped to the second corner to shoot back uphill, Chase Boykin grabbed a two bike length lead ahead of Lucas Garrels, Matthew Selinger and Jake Schmit. As the laps ticket away, coming through the pack Huntr Grampp and Seth Becker were slowly working up. In the last lap as Boykin was out on his own, Grampp

pushed his Suzuki into third behind Garrels. Becker took over fourth ahead of Selinger and Jake Schmit. Garrels grabbed the lead in the second moto, but as they hit the large Pistole’s leap, Boykin held it on and essentially jumped over him to take the front spot. From there the two ran 1-2, much closer this moto, right to the end. Becker had a better start and held third all the way, but not without a lot of pressure through each lap from Grampp. Becker’s 4-3 got the advantage over Grampp (3-4) for the third overall spot. Grampp after the moto, “In the first moto I messed up and was still in neutral off the gate, so I had a lot of riding to do. I worked up to third. This moto I started pretty good and stayed consistent for fourth. The track is great, rough, but good. I race here as often as possible and always like it.”

Race winner Boykin swept both motos of the large 250C class as well... making for a perfect day. Boykin, “ I pulled holeshots or got there right away, and then just held onto it. I rode as smooth as possible. You really have to work the right lines out here. I rode yesterday and Shawn Miller spent some time helping me out. I want to thank my mom for keeping me safe from up above, and all my sponsors for supporting me.” The 250B class saw Ian Pistole take the lead right away in moto one ahead of Dylan Boyd. By the second lap the two were creating a small gap over Daniel Kraemer who made the trip down from Wisconsin. They finished in that order, with Rj Mckenzie fourth. In the second moto, even though it took a bit longer for the leaders to shake the others and settle into positions, the top three were the same, Pistole sweeping both motos. This CYCLE USA, June 2016

65Sr rider Colin Nash going to fourth overall at Sunset Ridge MX.

time Tyler Sanders finished fourth for fourth overall (6-4). Pistole, after taking his second moto win, “I got off to good starts and just kept hitting my lines well, and it worked out. I had a lot of fun out there as always. Right now it is all about working the outside edges and carrying your speed.” The combined 85Jr and Sr classes put on a good show. Out front was a race of “family pride” between Jr class rider Ryder Schnowske and Sr rider Kash Schnowske, both on Husqvarnas. The two were tooth and nail right to the checkered flag, distancing themselves

time. I got a good holeshot and just took my lines from before and beat everyone, so it was good.” Kash’s cousin, Ryder after the moto, “I wheelied off the start and went into the first corner and almost fell, loosing two more spots coming out. Then a couple corners later I actually went down, starting behind everyone. I worked up and won my class still, so that was good. The track is good. I’d like to thank my parents, and my grandpa, and Husqvarna for building a really good bike.” Ryder climbed back quickly and actually won his class as Lopez and Huddleston re-

Women’s class winner Kyleigh Mclaughlin.

from the rest of the class. Sr class rider Tanner Hensen was third overall in the group, and finally late in the moto able to break away from Jr class second place finisher Mario Lopez. Kevin Huddleston and Ian Murphy were third and fourth in the thirteen rider Jr group. In the second moto, it was Sr rider Kash Schnowske out front all the way, with Hensen settling into second in the class. Jr class, and first moto overall leader Ryder Schnowske was well behind everyone halfway through the first lap, after going down early in the race. Kash Schnowske, after winning both of the 85Sr motos, “It went pretty good this

peated the 2-3 finish from the first moto. Thomas Wojtasow jumped out to the early lead in 65Sr, and never flinched. Gavin Batson did a great job of keeping him honest right to the checkered flag as Iowa’s Colin Nash ran in third ahead of Evan Entas. In the second moto, it was much the same for the leaders, but this time Entas rode his Kawasaki to third for third overall ahead of Nash. In 65Jr, both motos saw Ayden Oppenlander take the win. Behind him it was far less consistent, as this is a pretty competitive class that had ten riders. In the first moto, Leo Tucker picked off second place ahead of Christopher Colantoni

- but neither of them could repeat that performance in moto two. Tucker settled for fifth as Colantoni was seventh. This time Kellen Arnold finished third. Combined with a first moto fourth, he grabbed third overall ahead of Tucker. Looking back on the day, it was a fantastic event. The sun was out by late morning, and besides a few raindrops, everyone stayed dry all day. The Sunset crew kept watering as needed, lightly tilling the track where best, and served up perfection as they always do. If you skipped this event simply because of something you saw on the radar, you missed out. With the Quad National and District 17’s Il State Championship, plus all the other races on the way yet this season, you have plenty of chances to make up for missing this event... so don’t blow it again. Sunday May 8th Results: 4-Wheel A: 1.Justin Medine 2.William Easley 4-Wheel B: 1.Kelton Zeman 4-Wheel C: 1.Tyler Shugars 2.Noah Samuel 3.Nick Baker 4.Luke Burmeister 5.Matthew Worthington 6.Alex Veith Open A: 1.Blake Copeland 2.Zack Scott 3.Billy Holzapfel 4.Taylor Mclaughlin 5.Sean Hallin Open B: 1.Rj Mackenzie 2.Edward Lengwin 3.Tyler Mcdonald 4.Edward Kline 5.Daniel Kraemer +30A: 1.Chad Johnson +55: 1.Orville Kline 2.Andy Kooistra Open C: 1.Chase Boykin 2.Lucas Garrels 3.Seth Becker 4.Huntr Grampp 5.Matthew Selinger 250B: 1.Ian Pistole 2.Dylan Boyd 3.Daniel Kraemer 4.Tyler Sanders 5.Rj Mackenzie +50: 1.Jason Dollas 2.Scott Campbell 3.Orville Kline 4.Andy Kooistra +50B/C: 1.John Stiles 2.Jeff Curtis 85Jr: 1.Ryder Schnowske 2.Mario Lopez 3.Kevin Huddleston 4.Austin Hanabarger 5.Ian Murphy 85Sr: 1.Kash Schnowske 2.Tanner Henson 3.Hunter Ziano 300cc 4-Wheel: 1.Nathan Knull 2.Chase Dorsey 90cc 4-Wheel: 1.Tyler Svob 2.Zach Smith 3.Kyle Smith 4.Roger Lyall 50Jr: 1.Corbin Durbin 2.Jaxson Schiller 3.Ryder Mcgee 50Sr: 1.Tristan Dalton 2.Gavin Roth 3.William Tucker 4.Wade Mcfarden SuperMini: 1.Kash Schnowske 2.Robert Lopez 3.Hunter Ziano 4.Zackary Bohne Schlboy: 1.Tanner Henson 2.Isaac Bastian 3.Nick Harris 125cc: 1.Christian Skott Women: 1.Kyleigh Mclaughlin 2.Ashleigh Newmarker 3.Joanna Pruszynski 250A: 1.Byron Downen 2.Taylor Mclaughlin +45: 1.Jason Dollas 250C: 1.Chase Boykin 2.Paul Law 3.Seth Becker 4.Lucas Garrels 5.Huntr Grampp 14-24: 1.Ian Pistole 2.Zack Scott 3.Dylan Boyd 4.Koty Groutage 5.Cole Watkins +25: 1.Kevin Markwardt 2.Andrew Tyrrell 3.Chad Johnson 4.Travis Ruchti 5.Scott Kooistra Vintage: 1.Ryder Schnowske 2.Justin Hooper 3.Evan Cardenas 4.Kurtis Knull +30B/C: 1.Bob Mcgee 2.Patrick Henson 3.Aaron Virag 4.Zach Woodthorp 5.Keith Turner 65Jr: 1.Ayden Oppenlander 2.Tristan Dalton 3.Kellen Arnold 4.Leo Tucker 5.Christopher Colantoni 65Sr: 1.Thomas Wojtasow 2.Gavin Batson 3.Evan Entas 4.Colin Nash 50cc (4-8): 1.Jaxson Schiller 2.Corbin Durbin 3.Dalton Mcconnell 4.Wade Mcfarden 5.Ryder Mcgee CYCLE USA, June 2016

Marshfield riders beat the mud Elijah Gorecki fighting through some of the sticky early race mud.

Marshfield T&T Riders Marshfield, Wisconsin - May 15 By Doug Forstner

wenty five degrees at 5am Sunday morning was what I woke up to, and for a moment I wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t sure if I was going to a snowmobile or a motocross race. Usually, the week prior to the Marshfield T & T Riders annual motocross race, it will rain like clockwork and this year was no exception. The track was prepped the weekend prior and was in great shape until all the rain hit. So now on top of the rain soaked track,

racers needed to worry about bikes starting and fingers freezing. Good thing my buddy Chad who spent the night had firewood stacked up and a fire ring ready to go to sit around and warm up with all day. The sun was out and temps slowly rose throughout the day. The track crew did a great job of prep this year, again cutting down more trees allowing sunlight to hit the track and let things dry out better along with some more track changes. Every year for the past five years, this track keeps improving and if you are arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t coming out to support this longtime AMA club you are missing out. Come on, how can you miss out on the only bungee cord start that has been around for fifty-one years. 50cc riders started the day on the modified peewee track which utilizes the infield area. Peewee Sr had a big turnout of riders battle for eight laps. Eleven racers lined up and it was the #337 of Jace Miller from Michigan and Kyle Schreiner setting the fastest laps both motos. Miller took the overall after winning moto two beating Schreiner. Carter Millette rounded out the top three as Lane

Rhyme and Ryan Berger rounded out the top five. Sportsman B/C was first up on the big the track and #5 Clayton Vonmoos who has been racing flat track a bunch recently, pulled the holeshot in moto one with Jeff Stewart trying to chase him down. On lap two, Stewart made his pass into the lead. Cody Funk also made a pass moving him into third place with Nick Jacobson sliding back to fourth. On lap four, Stewart ran into bike problems in the muddy section after the start allowing Vonmoos back into the lead. Funk inherited second place and Joe Obert-Walton moved into third. On the last lap Funk was doing his best to hold off Obert-Walton but he got by in the back section to claim second. In moto two, Vonmoos took the moto win going 1-1 for the overall. Obert-Walton grabbed a third for second overall, beating out Jacobson who went 4-4. +25B/C had local rider Josh Lechner put his Suzuki out front both motos to take the overall ahead of Elijah Gorecki who made the trip from Elkhorn, WI, going 2-3 for second overall to beat out Scott Ramker who had an awesome second moto going 6-2 for final podium spot. Chris Check and Jerold Petroski had a tie in points, but Check had the better second moto giving him 4th overall. 250C was the largest class on the day and it was Trytan Stewart going 1-1 for the overall beating out the consistent Gavin Burch (2-2). Austin Blunt took his 3-4 scores to third and Chardae Tovar ran great both motos on her Suzuki giving for fourth overall beating out Funk who rounded out top five even with his third place finish in moto two. On a side note, Trytan also took home

50Sr riders getting ready to hit the track.

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Multi-class winner Trytan Stewart.

first in the new Two Stroke B/C class as well as Open C. T&T stands for track and trail, and while the group gets together to ride motorcycles, they appreciate the annual motocross event as a major fundraiser for the club. The club is also looking to attract people to use the track throughout the year and offers the option of an off-road

membership. As the day wrapped up, it was hard to believe that it was almost 60 degrees with the sun shining and everyone saw a hint of dust coming off the track. No one had to be pulled out of the pits and all left thinking that they are excited about the future on this historic track.

Results: 250A: 1.Brian Kinczfogel 250B: 1.Jeffery Stewart 2.Jeremy Smith 3.Adam Peterson 4.Andrew Draeger 5.Eric Anderson 250C: 1.Trytan Stewart 2.Gavin Burch 3.Austin Blunt 4.Chardae Tovar 5.Cody Funk Open A: 1.Nathen Laporte 2.Andrew Lieders 3.Brian Kinczfogel Open B: 1.Clayton Vonmoos 2.Jeffery Stewart 3.Adam Peterson 4.Eric Anderson 5.Jeremy Smith Open C: 1.Trytan Stewart 2.Gavin Burch 3.Nick Jacobson 4.Austin Blunt 5.Jacob Mcllberg Sports B/C: 1.Clayton Vonmoos 2.Joeseph Obertwalton 3.Nick Jacobson 4.Cody Funk 5.Jeffery Stewart +25A: 1.Andrew Lieders 2.Joshua Brehm 3.Lucas Padrutt +25B/C: 1.Joshua Lechner 2.Elijah Gorecki 3.Scott Ramker 4.Chris Check 5.Jerold Petroski +30A: 1.Alan Jonas 2.Doug Forstner 3.Joshua Brehm +30B/C: 1.Joshua Lechner 2.Elijah Gorecki 3.Robert Burch 4.James Blunt 5.Robert Marcell +40: 1.Doug Forstner 2.Alan Jonas 3.Wayne Welzien 4.Robert Burch 5.Brad Templen +50: 1.Wayne Welzien 2.Steven Sorge 3.William Bell Women: 1.Chardae Tovar 2.Hannah Kurtzweil 50cc 4-6: 1.Chance Aisbet 2.Jaggyr Wolf 3.Ezvyn Lieders 4.Paityn Fritchen 5.Jett Wolf 50cc 7-8: 1.Jace Miller 2.Kyle Schreiner 3.Carter Millette 4.Lane Rhyme 5.Ryan Berger 65cc 7-11: 1.Gavin Templen 2.Matthew Kinczfogel 3.Jace Miller 4.Wyatt Berger 5.Trevor Simone 85cc 9-11: 1.Easton Block 2.Matthew Kinczfogel 3.Kayleb Pilman 85cc 9-13: 1.Reed Klinger 2.Easton Block 3.Colton Gowey 4.Aiden Guralski 85cc 12-15: 1.Reed Klinger 2.Jake Hunger 3.Levi Laporte 4.Shane Hamm 125Jr: 1.Ry Baumann 2.Trytan Stewart 3.Dane Klinger 4.Sam Forstner 5.Logan Roberts 2-Stroke B/C: 1.Trytan Stewart 2.Ry Baumann 3.Sam Forstner 4.Steven Sorge 5.Kevin Gollubske

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Olson Golden at Cedar Lake New Richmond, Wisconsin - May 16 By Tim McBride

ound two of the District 23 flat track season was once again hosted by the Shadow Valley Drifters at the Cedar Lake Arena Indoor facility, where D-23 Flat Track Representative, Mark Olson scored his first Open Pro class victory of the season ahead of some tough competition. The two Pro Motorcycle divisions saw a familiar face on the top tier of the podium in form of AMA GNC National Number #68 Josh Koch. Olson’s day go off to a rocky start in the Quad - +25 class main event where he spun out while keeping close tabs on previous heat race winner Tim Hinz. Olson’s miscue relieved the pressure

from the race winner Hinz and allowed Ryan Howe to race by to finish second. In the Open Pro class main Olson changed his strategy by starting with a holeshot then pulling away from heat race winner Justin Berhow and Hinz to score a convincing victory. Juggling duties as District Rep and helping promote the races, Olson has had his hand full of responsibilities, “I had a nice second place going until that happened (referring to his spin in +25). I got a great start in the Pro-Am and won a bit of money! It’s been a rough three weeks, but this helps bring my spirits up!” In other Quad racing action Justin Berhow took top honors in the Open A class after a close race with Tim Hinz and Brandon Mattson. The popular Shadow Valley Special class saw Kyal Prochnow

score a narrow upset victory over heat race winner Dustin Wigen with Ryan Howe, Dawson Lugert and Brandon Mattson in tow. The two wheeled division saw AMA GNC National #68 Josh Koch continue with his winning ways. The Anderson Plumbing sponsored Koch won both the 450 Pro and Open Pro classes. Ezra Brusky pulled a double also by topping the 80cc Open and the Supermini classes in convincing fashion. The 65cc Mini main event appeared in the hands of heat winner Ethan Ramsey until the youngster crashed heavily on the front straight. Waylon Hastings went on to score the win with Rowan Penders in tow. Ramsey remounted - obviously shaken, but couldn’t finish the due to damage to his bike. Cedar Lake Results on page 35

#28 Mark Olson scored his first Open Pro class win of the season at the Cedar Lake Arena. CYCLE USA, June 2016

Congratulations Alex Martin on your first National Motocross win at Glen Helen May 28th! Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re making all of us proud!

Cedar Lake Motorcycle Results: 50Sr: 1.Wyatt Hastings 2.Rowan Penders 50cc Shaft: 1.Colton Frandsen 2.Jacob Schmidt 3.Rowan Penders 4.Kruz Kresal 65cc: 1.Waylon Hastings 2.Rowan Penders 3.Ethan Ramsey 4.Kaden Winch

Supermini: 1.Ezra Brusky 2.Jack Freeman 3.Jesse Holmberg 80 Open: 1.Ezra Brusky 2.Ethan Ramsey 3.Waylon Hastings 4.Jack Freeman 5.Jesse Holmberg Beg 125 Open: 1.Victor Wanchena 2.Michael Lacono 3.Allison Bailey

Maddog: 1.Paul Koch 2.Jacob Walter 3.Adam Schmidt 4.Bob Herman 5.Josh Koch Hooligan: 1.Adam Schmidt 2.Drew Bode 3.Ryan Vanwey 4.Colin Hastings 5.Jason Brelie +50: 1.Randy Thistle 2.Dave Darsow 3.Bob Herman Greg Schmidt +40: 1.Troy Brisbin 2.Randy Thistle 3.Dan Bailey Open A Am: 1.Jacob Walter 2.Tim Zeidler 3.Trevor Sterzinger Open A Am: 1.Brad Barickman 2.Trevor Sterzinger 3.Ryan Schmidt 4.Bobby Penders 5.Hans Papenhausen 250/450A: 1.Jacob Walter +30: 1.Wade Wessels 2.Tim Zeidler 3.Brad Barickman 4.Hans Papenhausen 600 Vint: 1.Lee Fealy 2.Mike Schmidt 3.Ryan Schmidt 4.Adam Schmidt Vint Twn: 1.Eric Dietz 2.Mike Schmidt 3.Adam Schmidt 450 Semi Pro: 1.Josh Koch 2.Nick Mataya 3.Cole Fealy 4.Brian Frandsen 5.Andrew Hook Open AA Pro: 1.Josh Koch 2.Nick Mataya 3.Cole Fealy 4.Brian Frandsen 5.Andrew Hook Quad Class Results: Prod 90cc: 1. Jaden Dostal 2.Brad Schroeder Youth Sport: 1.Logan Dostal 2.Jon Johnson 3.Brad Schroeder Open A: 1.Justin Berhow 2.Tim Hinz 3.Brandon Mattson Open B: 1.Tony Pettis 2.Andrew Nadize Open Beg: 1.Dawson Lugert 2.Kyal Prochnow 3.Dustin Wigen +25: 1.Tim Hinz 2.Ryan Howe 3.Mark Olson Shadow Valley Special: 1.Kyal Prochnow 2.Dustin Wigen 3.Ryan Howe 4.Dawson Lugert 5.Brandon Mattson Open Pro: 1.Mark Olson 2.Justin Berhow 3.Tim Hinz

The Open Pro class; #48 Cole Fealy grabs the holeshot to finish an eventual third. #68 Josh Koch scored the win with #12L Nick Mataya second.

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MC Motopark Area Qualifier MC Motopark Mount Carroll, Illinois, May 21/ 22 By Josh Rud, Shift One Photography

C Motopark hosted a Loretta Lynnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s qualifier for the North Central Area, one of the last chances at getting through to the regionals. This was also a District 17 points paying weekend. It was a great event running over two days covering twentyeight different classes. For those unfamiliar with the process in the North Central Region the top 8 will advance to the Regional with the exception the staggered classes which allow the top 4. There are also opportunities for alternates to make it through as well with some math dependent on the number of entries. The weather this weekend turned out perfect with any sign of rain completely out of the picture, which is great for the way things have been shaping up this May. The track crew did a great job of keeping things moving right along with very little stopping of the action for some slight grooming, there was some great ruts out there and plenty of lines for great racing. To touch on some of the larger classes

Mauston, WIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Jacob Schiller shredding a berm in the 250B class.

out there this weekend, there was a lot of from all over the country, as far as local riders gaining their admission into Canada to get through to the Regionals. the regionals. 250B limited was stacked on Saturday with thirtyone riders lining up for action. Christopher Fortier was sweeping all of the B classes this weekend, coming from Florida and now staying out at Byron training with Club 57, he is going to be one to watch for in the B class this year, sweeping both motos in 250 Limited. We also had Sam Tinkey (IA), Stuart Schwagerman (IL), and Damon Evans (IL) advancing through on Saturday. 250C Limited was packed on Saturday as well with thirty-one riders. Chase Boykin (IL) was the star of the day pushing back from a fourth place finish in the first moto to winning the second moto, taking the overall. Also making the cut was Aiden Krisch (IL) and Taj Purdy (IA) with some really heavy hitters +25 class winner Tommy Hofmaster fits out there with riders coming in in some family time between motos.

Super Mini 1 was great with the 12-15 class really turning up the heat. Patrick Murphy (IA) was looking to take things over on his Rock River Yamaha taking second in the first moto, but having a crash and not wanting to hurt things further bowed out of the second moto. Pushing through was Dj Gritzmacher (WI), Brandon Martyniak (Wi) and Miss Sarauer (IA) to round out the day with everyone out there really pushing hard.

Water slide, future entertainment stage and swimming pond will be part of a weekendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fun.

Sunday came around to much warmer temperatures and the racing was just as intense. In +25, Tommy Hofmaster (IL) came out on top after fighting with Ty Tyrrell (IL) in both motos. Hofmaster took the overall with a third place in the first moto and winning the second moto. The entire top eight moving through was from Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. This left Hofmaster, James Povolny Jr and Tyrrell rounding out the top three.

450C ran on Sunday with eighteen riders pushing it for a spot to the Regionals. Once again Chase Boykin came out victorious taking the overall after a third and first place finish. Aiden Krisch was back in the top taking second and Tyler Evensen (IL) grabbed the third spot. We also saw John Tate (IL) and Hunter Grampp (IL) making it through, staying in the top eight after some really hard riding in the heat. College boy was a big class on Sunday with seventeen riders. Zach Coons (WI) pushed through for a second overall with Logan Dagner (IL) taking third. Sam Tinkey was back at it putting it through the top eight along with Charles Anderson (MN) and Zach Scott (IL). It was an extremely successful event for the crew out at MC MotoPark this weekend with riders spending Friday through Sunday at the facilities. Things are really starting to grow around the track with new activities being worked on along with the already implemented fun for everyone on site. There was some great dinners every night for families to take part in, along with the huge waterslide running Friday and Saturday after

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practice and the races. The pond was in full swing making a perfect spot to go cool off between motos, and a stage is being built that will make for even more fun to be had down the road. You can certainly see how much work goes into hosting an event like this, and everything went off without a hitch, it was a great weekend for everyone. Sat 5/21 Results: 250B Lim: 1.Christopher Fortier 2.Gordon Keller 3.Sam Tinkey 4.Justin Shimminger 5.Cameron Mead 85cc (9-11) Lim: 1.Donavan Hanson 2.Ewan Krisch 3.Ryder Beth 4.Trey Gibson 5.Luke Jackson Super Mini 1 (12-15): 1.Zackery Dobbs 2.Bryce Adams 3.Dj Gritzmacher 4.Brandon Martyniak 5.Miss Sarauer 250C Lim: 1.Chase Boykin 2.Brad Williams 3.Max Clark 4.Aiden Krisch 5.Taj Purdy 51cc (4-6) Lim: 1.Noxx Lewin 2.Jaxson Schiller 3.Holden Zamastil 51cc (7-8) Lim: 1.Connor Rosiak 2.Gage Collins 3.Drake Orr 4.Seth Perdue 5.Tristan Dalton 65cc (10-11) Lim: 1.Cayden Switzer 2.Ryder Beth 3.Clay Fishback 4.Fabian Nunez 5.Gaven Pugh Collins Girls Sr (12-16): 1.Miss Sarauer 2.Cassie Belcher 3.Sophia Hulsey Schlby 1 (12-16) B/C: 1.Jacob Elko 2.Richard Reickel 3.Brad Williams 4.Mason Hulsey 5.Max Clark Women (16+) All-Star: 1.Samantha Mandelke 2.Alexandria Steinhauer 250 All-Star A/B (14+): 1.Christopher Fortier 2.Travis Prier 3.Thomas Garrett 4.Derrek Rogers 5.Brody Demull

Tonica, ILâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Jacob Wever going to fifth in the 250A class 51cc (4-6) Sp LTD: 1.Noxx Lewin 2.Jaxson Schiller 3.Holden Zamastil 4.Caden O'dette 65cc (7-9) Lim: 1.Jude Smerlick 2.Ayden Price 3.Braxton Burnsed 4.Wyatt Brock 5.Kaiden Snyder Girls Jr (9-13): 1.Cami Samples 2.Sophia Hulsey 3.Sadie Quest 450B Lim: 1.Sam Tinkey 2.Justin Shimminger 3.Cameron Mead 4.Gordon Keller 5.Jakob Haney Mini Sr 1 (12-13): 1.Bryce Adams 2.Dj Gritzmacher 3.Nate Mason 4.Brandon Martyniak 5.John Perovic 250A: 1.Lorenzo Locurcio 2.Ashton Hayes 3.Thomas Garrett 4.Travis Prier 5.Jacob Wever Women (14+) Am: 1.Alexandria Steinhauer 2.Samantha Mandelke 3.Zoe Erdman 4.Cassie Belcher 5.Angel Ennis +25 NQ: 1.Ty Tyrrell 2.Thomas Hofmaster 3.Zachary Scheiber 4.Justin Fluger 5.Markus Hartman +40 NQ: 1.James Povolny Jr 2.Dan Van Daalwyk 3.Mike Duclos 4.Bobby Wilson 5.Tony Kalies

Sunday - William Tucker in the 50cc Open class.

Sunday 5/22 Results: 450B: 1.Justin Shimminger 2.Jakob Haney 3.Nicholas Wickerham 4.Cole Prichard 5.Cameron Mead Junior (25+): 1.Thomas Hofmaster 2.James Povolny 3.Ty Tyrrell 4.Scott Zont 5.Charles Buffum Schlby 2 (13-16) B/C: 1.Mason Hulsey 2.Richard Reickel 3.Nick Wuertzer 4.Tyler Bredenkoetter 5.Devin Blume Mini Sr 2 (12-14): 1.Dawson Biermann 2.Nate Mason 3.Cole Jones 4.Dylan Duclos 5.Dj Gritzmacher 65cc (7-11): 1.Cayden Switzer 2.Ryder Beth 3.Wyatt Brock 4.Gaven Pugh Collins 5.Austin Whitaker 450C: 1.Chase Boykin 2.Aiden Krisch 3.Tyler Evensen 4.Pierce Foster 5.John Tate College (16-24): 1.Ashton Hayes 2.Zach Coons 3.Logan Dagner 4.Sam Tinkey 5.Chris Williams 125 (12-16) B/C: 1.Mason Hulsey 2.Richard Reickel 3.Max Clark 4.Devin Blume 5.Brad Williams 50cc Open: 1.Gage Collins 2.William Tucker +30: 1.Eric Feuillerat 2.Ronnie Ford 3.Dan Van Daalwyk 4.Justin Fluger 5.Eran Salzmann +45: 1.Eric Horcher 2.James Coons 3.Mike Duclos 4.Andrew Bussen 5.Tom Mcmahon 250C: 1.Brad Williams 2.Max Clark 3.Aiden Krisch 4.Shane Tossava 5.Jason Felkey Open Pro Sport: 1.Lorenzo Locurcio 2.Ashton Hayes 3.Zach Coons 4.Reese Miller 5.Thomas Garrett 250B: 1.Gordon Keller Jr 2.Damon Evans 3.Logan Piccirillo 4.Charles Anderson 5.Jakob Haney 250C Jr. (12-16) Lim.: 1.Brad Williams 2.Max Clark 3.Chase Boykin 4.Seth Doeberlein 5.Nick Wuertzer 85cc (9-12): 1.Donavan Hanson 2.Brandon Martyniak 3.Ryder Schnowske 4.Ewan Krisch 5.Luke Jackson Super Mini 2 (13-16): 1.Zackery Dobbs 2.Dawson Biermann 3.Nate Mason 4.Dj Gritzmacher 5.Tyler Gamble +40: 1.James Povolny 2.Eric Horcher 3.Ronnie Ford 4.Dan Van Daalwyk 5.James Coons +50: 1.Robert Kelly 2.Tom Mcmahon 3.Bobby Wilson 4.Michael Carey

Stillman Valley, ILâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Samantha Mandelke won the Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class on Saturday at MC Motopark

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Fantastic Theilman Trail Ride

Golden Eagles Motorcycle Club Theilman, Minnesota - May 21-22 By Mike Quinn

was lucky enough to be able to get in a full loop at the Theilman trial ride, hosted by the Golden Eagles Cycle Club of Rochester MN. The event has been held twice a year for over 25 years now. I remember when we first met with the DNR to request permission for a special event permit that would allow motorized vehicles in the Zumbro Bottoms Management Area for two days each spring and each fall. It was an uphill battle but one that was well worth it. Those early years the rider turnout seemed a bit disappointing at only a hundred or so entries. In the decades since, it has grown into the largest single event on the District 23 calendar. I did not receive the official count as of this writing, but it was another 800 plus rider event. The Assembly area was overflowing with campers, trailers and RVs. This ride draws entries from all the surrounding states, and states further away such as Illinois and Indiana. The club had a very well marked loop with both easy and

hard routes marked as well as an ATV route. I actually expected the trails to be a bit greasy to muddy since weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had so much rain lately, but the opposite was true. The trails were in great condition

and some open spots even sported a bit of dust. The two track trails were well marked and fun. It was nice to see so many families, with their sons and daughters, enjoying the sights and motoring along the trails. The single track was challenging and trails were in great shape. They have been ridden for many years but appear to be in near new condition. This is because the club promoting this ride devotes hundreds of hours to fixing up the trails after every event. They have set an example for all clubs and promoters on working with the DNR to achieve a winwin situation for all parties. My son and I left the assembly area and headed up the first of a few hills and proceeded to the overlook. Looking down on the assembly area with all the vehicles jammed in was amazing. From a handful of vehicles in the early years to not having enough room for all of them told a story of the rewards of hard work. Theilman, continued on page 45

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Saturday’s riders.

2 Days of Trials in Oregon Oregon, Illinois - May 14/15 By Liz Jeffries, photos by Kevin Huber

his weekend brought us to the second event of the 2016 season, and the schedule brought the trials crew to the home of Jeff Franklin in Oregon, IL. It was to be a joint effort between the District 16 WOTA and District 17 NITRO clubs, and promised to be the best of both clubs. As always, the landowner had done an amazing job. There was plenty of room for camping, a bonfire for Saturday night, and the sections were amazing! On the lawn, they set up the pre-youth sections, one of the competitors only three years old! For the adults, there were twelve sections each day scattered throughout the woods, with riders only having to ride eight. For several of the sections, upper level riders were sent on top of a ridge, while the women, youth, and novice classes had sections all to themselves. The sections were an amazing mix of difficulty, from a huge rock garden in Section 1 on Saturday to tight twisty turns, off camber logs, to steep inclines and banks that the upper level rid44

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ers had to negotiate. There were waterclass was won by Jim Schaidle, with Tito falls, and plenty of logs. All this comNappi taking the win in the Vintage class. bined with a loop that for the most part was a wide negotiable ATV track through the woods. Saturday’s weather was not so cooperative, as it had rained for four hours the night before. The day dawned cloudy, gray, and cold. The soil however, being sand, had drained fairly well. It made an interesting mix of perfect traction and slick spots where the surface crumbled away as tires skated across it. The wet did cause havoc for a few sections though, taking already tough lines and making them the ultimate challenges of the day. Saturday saw Veronica Misek taking first place for the Pre Youth, with Weston Poth placing first for the Youth (which rode the Novice lines in four sections). The Women’s class was won by Victoria Wallerich (who rode the same four Novice sections as the Youth). The Senior Expert rider Ralph Littlefield

ond place by eleven points.

Novice (which had eight competitors) was won by Kimi Gardner. The largest class of the day was Intermediate with twelve riders, was won by Ray Cosgrove. Tom Littlefield took the Advanced class,

with Ryan Rivenburgh topping the Expert field and Dave Rohrschneider taking the Champ class by only two points over Luke Littlefield. Sunday, by comparison, dawned sunny and bright. The loop and sections dried out, and the trialsmasters had done an amazing job overnight of easing up some of the more difficult lines. More than sixty riders turned out to compete! The Vintage class was taken by Clark Runyard with only two points, and Jim Schaidle won the Senior class with six. Tyler Ingold got first with the Novice class, and Ray Cosgrove was at the top spot for Intermediate. Keith Johnson took the win in the Advanced class. There was a tie in the Expert class for first between Mike Cross and Rick Agans, which Mike won with an amazing eleven cleans. Dave Rohrschneider took the Champ class once again, taking first place with forty-eight points, beating sec-

Theilman, continued from page 43 Once we left the overlook, we picked up the red arrowed (more difficult) trail that would cut through the west side of the management area. We rode uphill downhill and traversing trails for miles. It seemed like we went for hours although the reality is it was more like 45 minutes to complete the west loop. We then dropped down to the Zumbro River, crossed the bridge and headed into the east loop. This part of the ride is fast flowing and tons of fun. The Ridge trail, sand coulee and high speed high road complete with jumps top off the loop. We then capped off the ride by crossing the bridge one last time and taking the famous bottoms trails back to the start area. The bottoms are far and away my favorite part of the ride. I could do loops in the bottoms all day long. The trails are tacking, bumpy enough to be challenging, with short straights and more turns than a plate of spaghetti noodles. It would have been nice to have the time to do another loop but it was not to be on this weekend. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m already marking my calendar for the fall ride as I really want to get in both days of riding on that one. As a bonus for the riders, Tom and

Karen Umphress and club hosted a pancake breakfast for everyone that was up early and ready to ride. They sold out on Saturday morning and had to make a trip into town Saturday night to restock their supplies for a hungry Sunday morning crowd. All in all the event was an unqualified success, with trails for every riding ability, great conditions, it was well marked and well attended. If you

own a dirt bike or dual sport bike this is an absolute must do ride. If you missed the May ride mark your calendar for the fall event. You really do not want to miss this event. I never get tired of this area, maybe it is because we only get to ride it twice a year. Whatever the reason, it is a great way to experience what makes dirt bike riders the passionate people they are.

Writer Liz Jeffries on the trail.

Saturday- 5-14-16: Pre- Youth: 1.Veronica Misek 2.Kylie Glueck 3.Ivan Misek Youth: 1.Weston Poth 2.Chasen Orme Women: 1.Victoria Wallerich 2.Loreydi Lopez/Rameriz 3.Nicole Interrante Senior: 1.Jim Schaidle 2.Glenn Falter 3.Jeff Franklin Vintage: 1.Tito Nappi 2.Kent Franklin 3.Brandon Prouty 4.Dale Prouty Novice: 1.Kimi Gardner 2.Mike Mullarkey 3.Angie Okos 4.Anna Rushbrook 5.Mark Misek Intermediate: 1.Ray Cosgrove 2.Pete Whitley 3.Anton Glueck 4.Ryan Gustafson 5.Maximus Glueck Advanced: 1.Tom Littlefield 2.Austin Smage 3.Jake Poth 4.Weston Burke 5.Kyle Kremer Expert: 1.Ryan Rivenburgh 2.Rick Agans 3.Ralph Littlefield 4.Garry Gardner 5.Rob Walters Champ: 1.Dave Rohrschneider 2.Luke Littleifield Sunday Results: Pre-Youth: 1.Veronica Misek 2.Kylie Glueck 3.Kevan Ingold 4.Ivan Misek Youth: 1.Weston Poth 2.David Cunningham Women: 1.Victoria Wallerich 2.Loreydi Lopez/ Ramirez 3.Nicole Interrante Vintage: 1.Clark Runytard 2.Kent Franklin 3.Tito Nappi 4.Brandon Prouty 5.Dale Prouty Senior: 1.Jim Schaidle 2.Glen Falter 3.Ron Rivenburgh 4.Jeff Franklin Novice: 1.Tyler Ingold 2.Ana Rushbrook 3.Kimi Gardner 4.Eric Walllerich 5.Ann Marie Cross Intermediate: 1.Ray Cosgrove 2.Tony Glueck 3.Adam Gustafson 4.Dave Johnson 5.Jacob Crosby Advanced: 1.Keith Johnson 2.Austin Smage 3.Tom Littlefield 4.Mitchell Littlefield 5.Weston Burke Expert: 1.Mike Cross 2.Rick Agans 3.Ryan Rivenburgh 4.Ralph Littlefield 5.Tony Damhoff Champ: 1.Dave Rohrschneider 2.Luke Littlefield 3.Greg Sassi 4.Alain

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Roselawn Hare Scrambles Roselawn, Indiana - April 30 By BriAnn Stocklen

ound 3 and round 4 of the WFO Promotions Series were held in Roselawn, IN. However, the same location provided two different tracks for the two days. On Saturday, the 65s, 85s, Supermini and Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s race and the morning big bike race raced on one 4.5 mile course while the afternoon big bikes raced on a separate five mile course with only about 1.5 miles of coexisting trail between the two tracks. There was one major obstacle that every rider had to deal with over the weekend rain! It rained steady all day Saturday from about 8AM until 9PM. Luckily for the morning racers, their track was the sandier of the two tracks. This added just enough moisture to make the track almost perfect, despite dealing with the falling rain. After the morning big bike event, course changes were made for the afternoon bikes. This five mile course had more black dirt than sand. After rain had fallen all morning, this event was

AA racer Sam Mattingly.

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TJ Nees going to third place in the B class.

pretty sloppy. Not only did they have to deal with the muddy conditions, the rain was still coming down. The AA class fired their bikes at the sound of the shotgun and took off. Cody Barnes, aboard his Giesonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Motorsports YZ250 two stroke was the early leader. The first lap was a bit wild as riders were fighting to find traction and trying to figure out where to go. About a third of the way into the first lap, Adam Bonneur, aboard a Suzuki RMZ450 found a hot line around Barnes. From there Bonneur quickly gapped the field while Stephen Willis, Austin Wells, Colt Converse, and Tyler Vore were in pursuit. Willis washed the front tire about halfway through lap one, allowing Wells, Converse, and Vore by. After lap one, Wells pulled off to switch to a

fresh pair of goggles, allowing Converse and Vore to pass and pull away some. Vore made a pass on Converse early on and put his head down to try to chase down Barnes for second. Bonneur received the white flag, signaling one lap to go, while Barnes was still roughly a minute back. Bonneur, put it on cruise control on his final lap only to come in and receive another white flag! The scoring officials misjudged his lap time and he come in just over a minute before the cut-off time. At this time, Bonneur had to grab a fresh pair of goggles before going out on his final lap, but used up just enough time for Barnes to sneak by and take the lead! Vore was cut off by time and finished third overall. Converse finished 4th and Wells 5th, but we had yet to see who would win the race. Bonneur was able to find a place to pass Barnes on the additional lap to take the overall win, with Barnes finishing five seconds back in second place. In the 86-200B class, Tommy Fortune, Jr. took the win after a last lap pass on Tanner Whipple. TJ Nees rounded out the podium in third. These three up-andcomers are a fast group of kids.

The race tracks for Sunday were reversed. The minis and morning big bike events raced on the 5 mile black-dirt track and the afternoon big bike event was held on the 4.5 mile sandy track. Despite the rain, 280 total entries were tallied at the two-day event. Charlie Deutscher did a great job at setting up two different tracks and putting on a great event. Saturday 4/30 Results: 50cc (4-6): 1.Austin Burns 2.Kade Heilman 50cc (7-8): 1.Levi Fortune 2.Ayden White 3.Mason Wise 4.Brady Dillbeck 5.Grayson Plowman 65cc Beg: 1.Riley Roberts 2.Kyle Walker 3.Darrin Herman 4.Levi Fortune 5.Mason Wise 65cc (7-11): 1.Jhak Walker 2.Kody Shetler 3.Cole Morgan 4.Gavin Kramer 5.Maximus Lustig 85cc: 1.Cody Stewart 2.Jayson Crawford 3.Easton Morgan 4.Colton King 5.Gavin Minnaert Supermini: 1.Tommy Fortune, 2.Kane Ulve 3.Kyle Roberts 4.Trevor Keogh 5.Tyler Whipple Women: 1.Allison Roland 2.BriAnn Stocklen 3.Riley Walters 4.Missy Norton 5.Taylor Weirup AA: 1.Adam Bonneur 2.Cody Barnes 3.Tyler Vore 4.Colt Converse 5.Austin Wells

Open A: 1.Colten Zuidema 2.Brett Dubois 3.Jarred Hall 4.Kevin Pezold +30A: 1.Jeremy Walker 2.Michael Manuel 3.Brae Williams +40A: 1.Lance Minnaert 2.Rob McGee 3.Brian Roland 4.Jeff Kallemeyn +50A: 1.Wally Mika 2.Jim Wancket 250B: 1.Tommy Fortune 2.Tanner Whipple 3.TJ Nees 4.Geoffrey Lance 5.Nathan Bielema Open B: 1.Tyler Dwyer 2.Dan Smith +30B: 1.Jaramie Brown 2.Justin Long 3.Ramie Fox 4.Mike Robinson 5.Jeff Nelson +40B: 1.Stacy Stewart +50B: 1.Doug Propper 2.Ed Howard 200C: 1.Jhadyn Walker 2.Jacob Rossmiller 3.James Adkisson 4.Gaige Kramer 5.Thor Rick Open C: 1.Cody Cope 2.Patrick Hirschman 3.Tom Walters 4.Derek Allbright 5.Blaine Mosser +30C: 1.Michael Laws 2.Nate Sefton 3.Steve Edwards 4.Keith Orban 5.Sean Moran +40C: 1.Jason Adams 2.Casey Capps 3.Craig Reed 4.Dan Rodriguez 5.Chris Lawrenz Vintage: 1.Mick Milakovic Craig Capps in Open A on Sunday

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Ferderer Snares Spring Creek Hare Scrambles Win Millville, Minnesota - May 15 By Rolfe Otterness

AA and Overall winner â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Nate Ferderer.

Adam Trombley, Mike Quinn and Dan Larson romp in the woods.

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athan Ferderer took advantage of a perfect spring day at Spring Creek Park to slice through the hare scrambles course laid out in the surrounding hills and put a whoopinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; on his competition in the AA class. Leading the way through the first turn after a dead engine start on the motocross starting line, he had Kyle Nelson and Nick Swenson in pursuit as they soon left the track and disappeared into the woods. He hammered out a nice lead in the first couple of laps, pulling about fourteen minute lap times, then settled into steady pace as Nelson and Swenson trailed him about 30 and 45 seconds behind. The weather was temperate with highs in the 60â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so they could hold a good pace and the trails were in mint condition due to plentiful rain during the previous week, and just enough time to dry the surface a bit before race day. Nearing the end of the two-hour mark when the checkered was scheduled to wave, the leaders came through so they had one final lap to make a move to secure a win. By this time lapped traffic was quite an issue as a lot of the riders were reaching their endurance limits and the leaders were pushing through still at a good pace. Nelson was maintaining second over Swenson but neither were able to close on Ferderer for a challenge. Late in the lap Nelson found one lapper too many and sampled the Spring Creek trailside rest stop. This gave Swenson the break he needed to quickly slip into second. Ferderer pulled across the finish line with a secure win with Swenson and Nelson safely behind. The legendary Matt Stavish secured fourth with a nice ride for kind of an elderly fellow with Matt Lindeberg rounding out the top five. With the great weather and sunshine there was a huge turnout of riders; 86 youth entries and 333 amateurs for a total of 419. Thanks to all the volunteers, as well as KTM and Larsons Cycle for their support of hare scrambles competition.

Millville Hare Scrambles Results: AA: 1.Nathan Ferderer 2.Nicholas Swenson 3.Kyle Nelson 4.Mathew Stavish 5.Matt Lindeberg 200A: 1.Aaron Barlow 2.Randy Lieder 3.Dan Liedahl 4.Rob Lange 250A: 1.Peter Nickel Jr 2.Boris Mahlich 3.Jason Cysiewski 4.Jonathan Acker 5.Justin Medes Open A: 1.Dan Illies 2.Joey Buchta 3.Derek Hullett 4.Paul Reschke 5.Justin Ponter +30A: 1.Garrett Hansen 2.Curt Plzak 3.Jake Hinkemeyer 4.Nicholas Nenow 5.Robert Newport +40A: 1.Paul Otto 2.Chad Tupper 3.Greg Wright 4.Allen Jenrich 5.Andrew Goldammer +50A: 1.Dave Schreiner 2.Ralph Feld 3.Kraig Hinkemeyer 4.Jerry Holasek 200B: 1.Jack Klein 2.Myles Craven 3.Broc Graif 4.Bailey McCarthy 5.Jacob Peterson 250B: 1.Devon Jirik 2.Jarrett Loegering 3.Logan Boettcher 4.Brady Wendt 5.Jacob Prebe Open B: 1.Ryan Miller 2.Chad Grinhaug 3.Steven Hagman 4.Cole Miller 5.Dillion Sather +30B: 1.Jake Mancina 2.Miguel Mahlich 3.Scott Miller 4.Aaron Cihlar 5.Craig Dye +40B: 1.Kurt Olsen 2.Eric Keranen 3.Greg Foeller 4.Jay Mercill 5.Andrew Falk +50B: 1.Kirk Lewis 2.Gary Walton 3.Craig Hinzmann 4.Chris Peterson 5.Steven Mehr 200C: 1.Derek Smith 2.Kyle Magnuson 3.Cruz Wahl 4.Elijah Buchholz 5.Kyle Thomsen 250C: 1.Coy Jackson 2.Jason Ryan 3.Derek Kulzer 4.Trevor Rygg 5.Hunter Peters Open C: 1.Joshua Campa 2.Derek Davis 3.Josh Brixen 4.Spencer Hansmann 5.An-

drew Snyder +30C: 1.Nathan Siebenaler 2.Edward Kruger 3.Lucas Kingkade 4.Gregory Mulfort 5.Ian Karow +40C: 1.Chris Bush 2.Jeff Hayford 3.Brad Schoen 4.Darren Wahl 5.Roger Marks +50C: 1.David Peterson 2.Tom Peterson 3.Tim Baldonado 4.Christopher Holicky 5.Steven Stein Masters: 1.John Nenow 2.Steve Reschke 3.Craig Cherrington 4.Michael Quinn 5.Kevin Hagen Golden Masters: 1.Jim Erickson 2.Donald Krueger Women: 1.Kelsey Grinhaug 2.Renee Ward 3.Colleen Lane 4.Cassie Flanagan 5.Elizabeth Wallner Women +30: 1.Nikki Wagner 2.Shawn Logan Junior: 1.Thomas Brown 2.Isaac Newport 3.Jayme French 4.Jack Foeller 5.Mason Theis Sportsman: 1.Brent Mason 2.Jonathan Banks 3.Wayd Ferris 4.Johnson Greg 5.Steve Danelius X-Rider: 1.Justin Rumpca 2.andrew Puetz 3.nerhian farmer 4.Geoff Steward 5.Derek Hendrickson Premier: 1.Andy Hinzmann 2.Isaac Newport 3.Jayme French 4.Jason Albers 5.Charlie Siebenaler PeeWee: 1.Travis Illies 2.Bryce Rauner 3.Allison Siebenaler 4.Blake Auckland 5.Myles Munoz Girls 9-15: 1.Sydney Van Moer 2.Cora Reschke 3.Sadie Sledd 4.Kaitlyn Logan Macro: 1.Zachary Brown 2.Logan Mowry 3.Dane Cihlar 4.Liam Brown 5.Ethan Anderson Micro: 1.Eric Niedzielski 2.Connor Nelson 3.Beau Noaeiu 4.Bryce Mowry 5.Austin Holasek Derek Smith topped the 200C class.

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400 Plus at Aztalan MX

Justin Wolf grabbing the holeshot in the second Open A moto.

Aztalan Cycle Club Lake Mills, Wisconsin - May 8 By Morgan Strauss

fter weeks of fluctuating weather patterns, I’m sure everyone at Aztalan feared a shift in the sunny, warm week we were experiencing just before the first race of the year. Luckily, Mother Nature didn’t decide to throw any rain or cold temperatures at the 417 entries who showed up to race on Sunday and we experienced a beautiful, sunny and 70 degree day. The riders and club members were excited to kick off the season and welcome back motocross races after a long winter and an April rain-out. The weather couldn’t have been more perfect, and all the riders put on a competitive day of racing. Riley Busse grabbed the first holeshot of the season as he led the 50Sr. class around the first corner. By the time the group reached the plateau, Busse continued to hold the lead, with Owen Blakey quickly gaining time on him. Blakey continued to pressure

Busse, while Jayden Wolf, Carter Millette and Lane Rhyme fought for the following places. Somewhere in the back section before the last lap, Busse dropping out. Blakey took over the first place spot, Wolf was able to steal second ahead of Rhyme and Ryder Johnson. In the second moto, it was Blakey on the throttle

Sherri Duclos with her son Jamison on the line before 250A.

for the holeshot with Busse in second, Ryder Johnson in third and Wolf fourth. As they reached the start jump in the second lap, Johnson and Wolf were in a good battle for third, with Paytyn Dosch shortly behind. During the last lap, Busse moved around Blakey for first, holding on to the position until the end. Blakey (1/2) walked away with the overall, leaving Wolf (2/4) to take second and Johnson (4/3) third. Blakey reflecting on the day, “The first race of the season went awesome! It was great to get out to Aztalan and I was so excited to take home the first place trophy. The new trophies are really cool! The track was great too. It wasn’t too rocky, bumpy, or muddy. It was perfectly moist. I also had a few good battles with

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Riley Busse. In the first moto, he was in second and Duclos (3/3) third. the lead and his bike broke down and I When Sportsman B/C hit the track in took first. In the second moto, I got the moto one, Colton Greaves was on the holeshot and was in the lead until the last throttle for the holeshot. As the riders lap. I want to thank my dad for being my finished out the first lap, Greaves continmechanic and taking me out to ride. I also ued in first with Seth Doeberlein holding want to thank my mom for always cheersecond, Kail McCormack in third and ing me on, and Rob at Robs Performance Mason Persha fourth. In the third lap Motorsports for sponsoring me.â&#x20AC;? Persha stumbled, allowing Jake Garwood Max Earley led the 125Jr. class around and Matthew Gabrielse to move past. the holeshot while Dalton Hein and Jacob Persha regained his momentum and made Jesko battled for second. Jesko and Hein the move back past Gabrielse for fifth. put on a good battle for second, with Greaves held onto first for the whole Jesko coming out on top for the position. race, followed by Doeberlein and McRonald Schmidt and Seth Doeberlein were close for fourth shortly behind. In moto two, it was Doeberlein on the throttle for the holeshot, with Ry Baumann on his fender. By the time they made it around to the plateau, Jesko already took the opportunity to move around Doeberlein for first. Doeberlein then had quite the battle with Earley for second, before Earley grabbed the position. Jesko (2/1) took the overall, with Earley (1/2) second and Doeberlein (4/3) third. In the Mini 85 9-13 class Justin Oehlhof started his season out right by rocketing down the start straight to grab the moto one holeshot. By the time they reached the plateau, Elijah Tetzlaff had made the move around Oehlhof for the lead. Dylan Duclos was holding onto a strong third place position, while Spencer Hein and Sean Badker kept it close just a short ways behind. By the second lap, Badker increased his pressure on Hein and managed to make the pass. Tetzlaff took first at the checkers, followed by Oehlhof, Duclos and Badker. In moto two, Oehlhof once again grabbed the holeshot. He held onto first until the second lap, when Tetzlaff found his way around. Duclos again fought strong for third, while Hein took over fourth. Tetzlaff (1/1) took the overall, with Oehlhof (2/2) Nic Juen on the start jump in Open C. 52

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Cormack. In moto two Greaves once again took the holeshot, but this time Persha was right at his fender. By the plateau Doeberlein held third, and McCormack fourth. The order held from there. Greaves (1/1) took the overall, with Doeberlein (2/3) taking second with Persha (5/2) third. When Sr +50 took their first gate drop, Tim Bares was out front at the holeshot with John Greaves behind. By the start jump in the third lap, Greaves started to put some time on the rest of the group, followed by Frank Weiss, Jeffrey Mclain

and Bares now in fourth. Mclain then ready moved past Laporte for first, with took over second before the lap ended. Tylor Skodras, Jordan Orr and Justin The start in the second moto saw Bares steal- Riley Busse took the ing the holeshot in second moto win in 50Sr. front of Weiss. As the group reached the back sand section, Bares and Weiss bobbled allowing Greaves move past them for first. By the second lap, Greaves once again started putting a gap on the rest of the riders, now followed by Mclain, Weiss and Bares. Greaves (1/1) was the overall winner, having swept both motos. It was an exciting day of racing in Open A when Nathan Laporte grabbed the holeshot with the rest of the group close behind. By the time they reached the plateau, Zach Coons had al-

Wolf battling close for the following positions. By the fourth lap, Orr stalled allowing Wolf and Lukas Cobian to slip past. In the middle of the race, Skodras started putting pressure on Coons for first. This battle lasted until there were just two laps left, when Skodras found an opening around for the win. In moto two, Wolf charged ahead of the group for the holeshot. Wolf continued his lead into the second lap, with Skodras second, Taylor Strauss in third and Josh Philbrick fourth. Strauss stumbled in the corner, allowing Laporte and Coons to pick up third and fourth. Skodras started closing the gap on Wolf for first, but Wolf kept up with the battle and held onto the spot until the checkers. Skodras (1/2) walked

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Nathan Laporte took third overall in Open A at the May 8th Aztalan.

Gavin Templen took fourth overall in 65cc 7-11 at the first Aztalan MX of the 2016 season.

away with the overall with Wolf (4/1) second, and Laporte (3/3) third. Wolf on the day, “I just want to say how glad I was to have my mom at the track for Mother’s Day. In the first moto I got a bad start, but worked my way up. In the second moto my Sportland2 Honda pulled the holeshot and I put the hammer down because I knew my buddy Tylor Skodras was coming for me! I ended up staying consistent and strong to take the moto win! I cannot thank my parents enough for giving me the opportunities this year and I wouldn’t be where I am today without all my sponsors. So, thank you to Sportland2, Eagle Disposal, Vmetals, Spectro Oils, EVS, Answer, Tucker Rocky and everyone else.” Once again, Aztalan showed the riders that the club is committed to always making race day the best they can. Perfect weather, combined with a good turnout of riders, and it turned out to be an awesome opening weekend for Aztalan.

Kristopher Korn in +25B/C

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+50 class rider Mike Zimmerman. CYCLE USA, June 2016

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D23’s Little Falls Raceway Little Falls Raceway Little Falls, Minnesota - May 15 By Samantha Laderer

hen you are wide awake at 7 a.m. on a Sunday morning, you know it must be race day. Although the weather wasn’t as warm as the week before, the sun was still shining, and the temperatures of around 55 still made for a nice race day. This Sunday’s schedule was a little different compared to normal due to a joint race between the District 23 and the Loretta Lynn’s area qualifier. First race to begin the day was the district’s 50cc Chain Premix 4-6 and 7-8. A

Alexandria, MN’s Gavin Wilkins leading in 250A

total of eleven little boys and girls lined the gates. Of them in the 7-8 class was Christian Berg and Brady Karolevitz. Berg pulled the holeshot. Karolevitz made the pass for the lead in the second turn. The two then battled back and forth until lap three when Berg found a faster line and took over out front for good. Braxton Kragenbring rounded out the top three. In the second moto, Kaden Tabaka pulled the holeshot. Berg was forced to go wide, which meant he had to work his way back up to the top position. That wasn’t too hard for him because just after half a lap he was already running in the

top three. He passed Tabaka and Karolevitz not far from the finish line giving him the top position. Once out front, Berg pulled away, leaving the other two to battle it out. Tabaka made a mistake hitting an outside line allowing Karolevitz to take the faster inside line to make a clean pass in corner three. After making the pass he pushed to catch Berg, but fell short by only a few seconds. Race eight saw another group of non qualifying classes, which was Schoolboy 1 12-16 and the 14-24A, B, and C. In Schoolboy, Bailey Kroone pulled the holeshot with Joshua Boaz, Chase Webber, and Gavin Janovsky behind him. Kroone and Boaz soon pulled away showcasing a good battle up front. Boaz passed Kroone for the lead. Kroone, however, didn’t give up and stayed on Boaz’s tail. Also on the track was a heated battle between Gavin Kadlec and Philip Maus and it was stealing a lot of attention of the spectators. Maus was hot on Kadlec’s rear tire until lap three where he made the pass for the lead. On the white flag lap, Kadlec went for a pass, but Maus was able to hold him off. Kadlec was unable to find another chance to make a pass before the checkers flew, giving Maus the win in moto one in the 14-24A class. Austin Kienest and Brandon Kofstad finished out the pack in the third and fourth positions. In the second moto for Schoolboy, the race went very similar to the first. There were a few different battles but the end results remained the same with Boaz in first and Kroone following. However, for the 14-24A class, Kadlec was able to find some faster lines than Maus and took the lead. The track at this point was getting pretty rough so finding a smooth fast line was key. Kofstad didn’t start due an injured ankle, which left Kienest to ride his own race in the third position. CYCLE USA, June 2016

Despite a cold start to the day, all the racing action was still on point and another Sunday ended with more racing memories made. Between Saturday and Sundayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s qualifying races, over 40 riders from Minnesota qualified for the Loretta Lynnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Regional; most in multiple classes. The Kadlec family, who run Little Falls and Motocity in Staples, as well as the rest of District 23 wish the best for the riders at the regional and would like to remind them to never give up on chasing their dreams. Results: 50cc 4-6 premix: 1.Kai Morgan 2.Bentlee Walker 3.Karsen Tabaka 50cc 7-8 premix: 1.Christian Berg 2.Brady Karolevitz 3.Kaden Tabaka 4.Braxton Kragenbring 5.Wyatt Larson +55: 1.Gary Johnson 2.Paul Olson 3.Keith Buss 4.Mark S.Speldrick Women: 1.Grace Eiden 2.Claire Cripps 3.Trisha Olson 4.Samantha Laderer College (16-24): 1.Trevor Kalberer 2.Nick Hess 3.Austin Kienest 4.Ryder Hanninen 5.Trent Wittwer +35A: 1.Ray Schlegel 2.Rick Amatuzio 125B/C: 1.Joshua Boaz 2.Gavin Janovsky 3.Robert Marty Jr 4.Chase Webber 5.Noah Bakken 65cc (7-11): 1.Jayden Clough 2.James Clough 3.Brandon Nelson 4.Domenic Hegman 5.Jesse Jacobsen 50cc multi: 1.Kai Morgan 2.Karsen Tabaka Schlboy 1: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Bailey Kroone 3.Gavin Janovsky 4.Chase Webber 14-24A: 1.Gavin Kadlec 2.Philip Maus 3.Austin Kienest 4.Brandon Kofstad

Brady Karolevitz on his 65cc in the 7-11 class

Mitchel Thelen won the Open C class.

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14-24B: 1.Austin Aspros 14-24C: 1.Kyle Oftedahl 2.Dylan Lick 3.Dexter Lick 4.Eric Van Heel 250CJr: 1.Adam Bury 2.Gunnar Anderson 3.Tucker Vincent 4.Logan Hyland 5.Aaron Blackstone 85cc (9-12): 1.Avery Long 2.Jayden Clough 3.Curtis Biorn 4.Drew Sampson 5.Cameron Skaalerud Open Pro Sport: 1.Zach Williams 2.Gavin Wilkins 3.Gavin Kadlec 4.Trevor Kalberer 5.Philip Maus Open B: 1.Justin Boyd 2.Jacob Wilke 3.Daniel Benham 4.Nick Hess 5.Austin Aspros Open C: 1.Mitchell Thelen 2.Logan Hyland 3.Jay Lura 4.Alex Comstock 5.Chase Graba Supermini 2: 1.Joshua Boaz 2.Myles Dettmann 3.Brandon Dossett 4.Ronnie Heppner 5.Dominic Lindquist 65cc 7-9: 1.Braden Long 2.Christian Berg 3.Tanner Schlegel 4.Brady Karolevitz

5.Caleb Bohlman 65cc 10-11: 1.Brandon Nelson 2.Domenic Hegman 3.Drew Freeland 85cc 12-15: 1.Curtis Biorn 2.Owen Sailor 3.Dominic Lindquist 4.Ronnie Heppner 5.Matthew Thompson 85cc 9-11: 1.Avery Long 2.Cameron Skaalerud 3.Hayden Anderson 4.Broc Graba 5.Kona Rodrigues Girls Sr.12-16: 1.Caitlin Ostbye 2.Madison Estey 250A: 1.Gavin Wilkins 2.Mitch Koester 3.Austin Kienest 4.Trevor Kalberer 5.Nick Jackson 250B: 1.Justin Boyd 2.Austin Aspros 3.Daneil Benham 4.Nick Hess 5.Travis Muller 250C: 1.Mitchell Thelen 2.Taylor Kotewa 3.Tucker Vincent 4.Gunnar Anderson 5.Aaron Blackstone 50 Open 4-8: 1.Wyatt Larson 2.Mac Nornberg 3.Bentlee Walker 4.Cody Bohlman 5.Kai Morgan Mini Sr. 2(12-14): 1.Joshua Boaz 2.Brayden Bruce 3.Drew Sampson 4.Brandon Dossett 5.Conner Klemenhagen +25A: 1.Nick Jackson 2.Clay Olson 3.Trevor Lind 4.Bryce Bernloehr 5.Kevin Cekalovich +25B: 1.Jacob Blanshan 2.Cole Bernloehr 3.Dustin Olson 4.Macy Fridgen 5.Casey Hultgren +25C: 1.Marcus Evenson 2.Taylor Kotewa 3.Rob Berger +30A: 1.Bruce Gates 2.Jesse Johnson 3.John Deotis 4.Kyle Savelkoul 5.Rick Amatuzio +30B: 1.Dustin Olson 2.Anthony Gardner 3.Neil Furman 4.Jeff Kline 5.Marty Fridgen +30C: 1.Rob Berger +45A: 1.Pat Riley 2.Tim Bernloehr 3.Troy Johnson 4.Dean Anderson 5.Donald Bonnicksen +45B/C: 1.Craig Hultgren 2.John Cram 3.Scot Adams +40A: Rick Amatuzio 2.Bruce Gates 3.Ray Schlegel 4.Dean Anderson 5.Gary Johnson +40B: 1.Keith Damlow 2.Scot Adams 3.Steve Tate

Great Woodstock Opener

Nickolas Lorenz won both 250B and Open B.

Woodstock MX McHenry, Illinois - May 20

he 2016 Woodstock Stadium MX season kicked off on a perfect Friday night May 20th. In addition to great weather, the Woodstock team had a large open house scheduled for the next day at their dealerships, so there was a bunch of cool industry stuff present at tonight’s race. The Moose Racing and Thor semis. Hammertime had a display, The Red Bull truck, and representatives from several other dealerships plus some heavy hitters from the industry added to the excitement of the evening. In a sign of where these efforts are going, over 200 entries were on hand, and a bunch of spectators. Add in some fantastic track prep and cool changes, and it was already a fantastic night even before the first gate dropped. Racing started with heat races for everyone, then main events. In 85Sr, Connor Burger simply owned the class. He jumped into the lead right off the start, and put in nothing but fast laps. Behind him, Zachary Brunner pushed Anthony Vargas as hard as he could through the first couple laps. Vargas picked up a couple bike lengths mid moto through the new sand section, and then rode smart to second place as Mitchell Reich and Ryan Koepp rounded out the top five.

HR Powersports/ Burger Trucking/ Fly backed Burger after his win, “It was good out there tonight. Just got a good start and never looked back. The sand is pretty fun. I just try to stay smooth out there and use good throttle control.” In the eleven rider 85Jr class, Wyatt

Mattson had to be on his toes all moto as Ryder Beth never gave him any room for a mistake. In the end, Mattson held on to start his season with a win. Evan Griffiths kicked it up a bit to improve on his heat race, and finish third ahead of Noah Bindas and John Fallaw. The 50cc classes have always been good sized here at Woodstock... as they were twenty years ago at the old Lake Geneva Raceway. Something about fitting in an additional race during the weekend, and on a track the entire family can view easily seems to work. Tonight, between the Jr and Sr classes, there were twenty-five entries, sixteen of them in Jr. The heat race gave us all a pretty good example of what would happen in the main, at least at the front of the pack. When the main event gate dropped, Mikah Carpenter dove into the first corner on his Cobra to grab the holeshot ahead of Jayden Adams. The two ran 12 through each lap, just as they had earlier. This time, in third it was Jaxson Schiller. He had a good start in the earlier heat race, but ran into problems and settled for ninth. He left all that behind him this time, and even with some pres-

Women’s class winner Bryanne Wolf. CYCLE USA, June 2016

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Mallie Arnold taking on one of the steep jump faces in the 50Jr class.

sure from Ryder Skodros, Schiller fina pass stick on his YZ125, for second at ished third. Bryce Arnold finished fifth the checkers as Hansen scored the win. on his little Honda. TZR/ EVS Top Gear Powersports Preston Zollers made it pretty simple in backed Jurgensen was all pumped up 50Sr, grabbing the lead and riding with after his hard pressed moto to finish secjust enough speed to keep Riley Busse ond. “The heat race was pretty crazy to back a few bike lengths through the four start the night off. I tried getting a good laps. Nate Bierbom finished third. start and did, then I just kept going and With twenty-five 250C class entries, got to the front after a great fight. This the group was split into two separate time I rode really hard and made it to secclasses. When 250C-1 hit the track, ond. On the 125 I just keep it pinned and Woodstock KTM/ TZR/ Club 57/ Thor rail everything so it is so cool out here. I backed Steven Minkus grabbed the very race a lot of the outdoor tracks around important holeshot ahead of Tanyon here, and don’t do this much, but really Palka, Brad Cesaroni and Justin Horter. liked it tonight. After racing here, I’d tell As the laps past, Ryan Kennedy put on anyone to just come out and do this. quite a charge that eventually put his They do a great job here.” Kawasaki in fourth place behind CesaThe 250B class saw a very heated race roni. Out front, the race came down to between Nickolas Lorenz and Bailey Stethe last lap. fka where the two were parking each Minkus, “I got the holeshot, and had other, trading block passes and all... dursome great lines. I held on out front, but then stalled it on the white flag lap and Palka caught me. We have been riding together for a long time, so I knew he would make it hard at the end. He got me in the heat race after he had a great ride, but I held on this time for the win. The track is fantastic, and the new sand section is so fun with the dragon styled obstacle following it.” In the second group, 250C-2, Austin Hansen once again had a great start on his Yamaha 250F. While out front, he had Colton Ludwig behind, being pushed hard by Zack Jurgensen. In the heat race ran earlier, these same three riders were in the mix, and Jurgensen actually made his way into the lead for the win. This time, Hansen was glad to have Ludwig as a bit of a buffer for Jurgensen’s non stop efforts to advance. Lap after lap Jurgensen pounded on Ludwig, but Ludwig seemed unshaken. In the last lap, Jurgensen made Matthew Alshouse on his way to sixth in the 50Jr class. 64

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ing a “heat” race. A repeat set up in the main when Lorenz once again jumped out front. Stefka dropped Justin Nalezny to third half a lap in, and then went back after the leader. Lorenz after the main, “Yea, we got into it a bit in the heat race, but we talked about it after and it’s all good, and just close racing. I got a little better jump out front this time. I stayed more smooth this time, and had a fast line over the new dragonback, so I never let him get as close this time. The track is awesome, and has come a long ways even since last year. It is great seeing the big crowd, and everything they have going on out here for this opener. I’d like to thank Amsoil, SE Sales, Fly, Lorenz Excavating and everyone for helping me so much.” Stefka finished second ahead of Nalezny, Kyle Schneider and Blake

Bauer in the fifteen rider class. Travis Sewell had a big night on his Woodstock KTM, taking the win in Open A, 250A and the +25 classes. He led

every lap of each heat and main in all three classes. Bryanne Wolf kicked off her weekend of racing the right way, leading every lap

Jesse Williams won the +40 class, shown here in the new sand section.

of both the heat and main in the nine rider Women’s class. In the main, as she slowly inched away towards the win, Erin Pusateri locked up second ahead of Brooke Kennebeck. Madisyn Larson and Emily Smith rounded out the top five. Wolf after putting in her quick laps, “I did pretty good out there, and the track was great. I like the jumps, and the sand section is fun. This was my first ride out here, and I’d like to do more for sure. I’d like to thank Sportland2, and my mom and dad for everything they do to help me with my racing. I really appreciate it all.” The night ended just before curfew time... a example of how this team can kick out a lot of good racing in such a short evening. As far as openers go, this was pretty much perfect... and a sign of the great season to come.

Results: 250A: 1.Travis Sewell 2.Scott Zont 3.Cody Vanbuskirk 4.Erik Utech 5.Justin Wolf Open B: 1.Nickolas Lorenz 2.Bailey Stefka 3.Blake Bauer 4.Kail Mccormack 5.Cody Richter Open C: 1.Steven Minkus 2.Brandon Jackson 3.Tanyon Palka 3.Andrew Gerdau 4.Kyle Pratt 5.Kurt Piskie 250B: 1.Nickolas Lorenz 2.Bailey Stefka 3.Justin Nalezny 4.Kyle Schneider 5.Blake Bauer 250C: 1.Steven Minkus 2.Tanyon Palka 3.Brad Cesaroni 4.Ryan Kennedy 5.Justin Horter 250C: 1.Austin Hansen 2.Zack Jurgensen 3.Colton Ludwig 4.Brandon Jackson 5.Ryan Fleming 50Jr: 1.Mikah Carpenter 2.Jayden Adams 3.Jaxson Schiller 4.Ryder Skodros 5.Bryce Arnold 50Sr: 1.Preston Zollers 2.Riley Busse 3.Nate Bierbom 4.Grady Goetzke 5.Owen Bills 65Jr: 1.Ayden Oppenlander 2.Benjamin Blazek 3.Riley Busse 4.Kallin Thomas 65Sr: 1.Ryder Beth 2.Deegan Cooley 3.Talan Zollers 4.Max Williams 5.Nathan Bills 85Jr: 1.Wyatt Mattson 2.Ryder Beth 3.Evan Griffiths 4.Noah Bindas 5.John Fallaw 85Sr: 1.Connor Burger 2.Anthony Vargas 3.Zachary Brunner 4.Mitchell Reich 5.Ryan Koepp Pit Bike: 1.Mike Wendricks 2.Kevin Popaeko 3.Justin Hager 4.Ryan Popaeko 5.Troy Neault Open A: 1.Travis Sewell 2.Cody Vanbuskirk 3.Scott Zont 4.Erik Utech 5.Justin Wolf Open Mini: 1.Connor Burger 2.Wyatt Mattson 3.Ryder Beth 4.Ayden Oppenlander 5.Deegan Cooley Vintage: 1.Bobby Fisher 2.Mike Skrzypczak 3.Robert Feller 4.Mark Eisen 5.Mike Joyner Women: 1.Bryanne Wolf 2.Erin Pusateri 3.Brooke Kennebeck 4.Madisyn Larson 5.Emily Smith +25: 1.Travis Sewell 2.Scott Zont 3.Erik Utech 4.Cesar Vega 14-24: 1.Michael Kingstad 2.Tristin Toney 3.Brady Sturm +30: 1.Mike Wendricks 2.Kyle Schneider 3.Christopher Dicicco 4.Larry Bank 5.Jason Haessig +40: 1.Jesse Williams 2.Larry Bank 3.Steven Pevkins 4.Lance Gilbert 5.Rick Fuller. Connor Burger topped the 85Sr class. CYCLE USA, June 2016

Quad Motocross in Cambridge

Cambridge, Minnesota - May 1 Story by Melissa Merschman Photos by Samantha Laderer

he first weekend of May brought round three of District 23 quad racing. Though the weather was a bit chilly, the quad numbers were magnificent; sixty-seven entries made round three the best turn-out D23 events have seen in a long time! In the 90-125cc Semi Stock class, Austin Lowry, the defending champ hit it hard and wheelie off the gate. Tanner Carlson and Tanner Carlson crossed into each other as Lowry pulled the holeshot. Lowry led the whole race with Carlson on his back wheels. Montray Thomas held steady at third ahead of Kasper. Moto two was another hot battle between Lowry and Carlson. This time Carlson pulled the holeshot, with Lowry behind. Lowry went for a pass outside on the second corner, and the two riders came together resulting in Lowry going off the track. He managed to overcome and hold on to second place with Thomas and Kasper close behind. Lowry worked hard, but wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t able to find the opportunity to take the lead, giving Carlson his first ever overall win! This class of young men is a site to see. They push each other for all that they have, and race their hearts out each and every time they hit the track! 66

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top five. In moto two, Chris Bertrand was making up for his mechanical failure, coming from the far inside gate to claim the holeshot. After an early mid-pack pile up in a back corner, Russ Strack on the lone two-stroke Yamaha Banshee claimed the checkered with Brandon Lenk and Dawson Lugert in a close second and third. It was a great change for District 23 to see gates full of quads. Many new riders entered the competition; several riders blew the dust off their quads and rejoined the D23 quad family as well. These are both great things for the future of quad Austin Lowry & Tanner Carlson battle racing in District 23. A big as the spectators canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get enough of it. shout out to the new quad representative for District In Open B, eleven riders fired up their 23, Cody Anderson, whose hard work and engines. When the gates dropped in moto dedication has played a major role in getone, the power of the engines was apparting the numbers back up. ent by the dust cloud they left behind. Out of the first corner Kenzie Nieman pulled holeshot, then went on to take the win with Dawson Lugert close behind. Gunnar Carlson and Chris Bertrand experienced mechanical problems and dropped out of the race, leaving Kenzie Nieman, Dawson Lugert, Zach Brown to cross the line in the

Quad class results: 50cc Rec. 4-8: 1.Brayden Crust 2.Ashlin Lowry 3.Cole Johnson 4.Beau Brent 50cc Semi Stk 4-8: 1.Brody Srsen 2.Kaydence Hayden 3.Bralyn Sather 90cc Rec 8-12: 1.Ivan Kasper 2.Tytrell Thomas 3.Mason Brent 90cc Semi Stk 8-13: 1.Tanner Carlson 2.Austin Lowry 3.Montray Thomas 4.Tanner Kasper Open A: 1.Cody Anderson 2.Colton Lugert 3.Jaden Katzenmeyer 4.Mark Olejnichak 5.Neil Larsen Open B: 1.Dawson Lugert 2.Noah Keck 3.Russ Strack 4.Brandon Lenk 5.Dylan Hutrowski Open C: 1.Jordan Brinkman 2.Riley Taber 3.Devin Malcein 4.Jon Buner 5.Zack Robinson Yth Prod. 13-15: 1.Riley Brooks 2.Logan Rodunz 3.Logan Carlson 4.Kyle Johnson 5.Carson Hjelmen Yth Open 14-17: 1.Beau Tibbetts 2.Sereynna Thomas 3.Ashley Tibbetts +30: 1.Mike Barnhart 2.Brandon Lenk 3.Zeb Kittelson 4.Lynn Sather 5.Jason Graski Women: 1.Crystal Meyer 2.Maddy Keck Mini Prod 6-13: 1.Vince Callahan 2.Brody Srsen 3.KayDawson Lugert won the Open B class. dence Hayden

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Motocross June 12 Moto City Raceway ...........................Staples Spring Creek MX .............................Millville 19 Berm Benders Raceway .......................Mora Motokazie .....................................Mankato 26 Echo Valley Motocross ..................Brookston Spring Creek MX .............................Millville July 3 Moto City Raceway ...........................Staples 4 Moto City Raceway ...........................Staples 10 Cambridge MX............................Cambridge MX Plus ...........................................Kellogg 15 Spring Creek MX .............................Millville 17 Spring Creek MX .............................Millville 24 Berm Benders Raceway .......................Mora MX Plus ...........................................Kellogg 31 Moto City Raceway ......................Little Falls Echo Valley Motocross ..................Brookston August 7 Moto City Raceway ...........................Staples Spring Creek MX .............................Millville 14 Berm Benders Raceway .......................Mora Motokazie .....................................Mankato 21 Moto City Raceway ......................Little Falls Echo Valley Motocross ..................Brookston 28 Cambridge MX............................Cambridge Spring Creek MX .............................Millville September 4 Berm Benders Raceway .......................Mora MX Plus ...........................................Kellogg 5 Berm Benders Raceway .......................Mora MX Plus ...........................................Kellogg 11 Echo Valley Motocross ..................Brookston Spring Creek MX .............................Millville 17/ 18 Motokazie..............................Mankato BONUS POINTS EVENT 24/ 25 Moto City Raceway ...............Little Falls BONUS POINTS EVENT

Non-Points Events July 16 Spring Creek MX .............................Millville AMA MX Pro National October 2 MX Plus ...........................................Kellogg Berm Benders Raceway .......................Mora 9 Spring Creek MX .............................Millville Echo Valley Motocross ..................Brookston 16 Moto City Raceway ...........................Staples

Dirt Track June 11 ST Shadow Valley Drift...St. Croix Falls, WI 12 TT Shadow Valley Drift...St. Croix Falls, WI July 30 ST Shadow Valley Drift...St. Croix Falls, WI

31 TT Shadow Valley Drift...St. Croix Falls, WI September 11 TT Norsemen M/C ...................Cambridge 17 ST Flying Dutchmen M/C............New Ulm 18 ST Flying Dutchmen M/C............New Ulm October 8 ST Shadow Valley Drif..New Richmond, WI

Quad Motocross July 2 Spring Creek MX .............................Millville AMA ATV MX Pro National/Amateur 3 Spring Creek MX .............................Millville 10 Cambridge MX............................Cambridge August 28 Cambridge MX............................Cambridge

Dual Sport June 25 Norsemen M/C..........................Walker, MN 26 Norsemen M/C..........................Walker, MN July 16 Valley Springs M/C ...................Bay City, WI September 24 Twin Cities Trail Riders .......Huntersville, MN 25 Twin Cities Trail Riders .......Huntersville, MN

Enduro *Youth Events June 18 * River Valley Enduro Riders .....Huntersville 19 River Valley Enduro Riders ........Huntersville July 23 * Norsemen M/C ................................Mora 24 Norsemen M/C ...................................Mora August 13 * Central Iowa End Riders ...........Dayton, IA 14 Central Iowa Enduro Riders .........Dayton, IA 20 Straight Arrow Enduro Riders ........Duquette 21 Straight Arrow Enduro Riders ........Duquette

Hillclimb June 11 Kato Cycle Club..............................Mankato 12 Kato Cycle Club..............................Mankato 25 CMJ Raceway ..............................Hixton, WI 26 CMJ Raceway ..............................Hixton, WI August 27 Kato Cycle Club..............................Mankato 28 Flying Dutchmen M/C ...................New Ulm September 4 Valley Springs M/C ...................Bay City, WI Non-Points Events: September 17 Indianhead M/C, Drags................Red Wing 18 Indianhead M/C, Semi-Pro ...........Red Wing

District 23 Club/ Promoters

Berm Benders Raceway...............320-679-2582 Cambridge MX/ RTW ..................320-980-4428 Echo Valley..................................218-348-4754 Flying Dutchmen.........................507-327-8341 Golden Eagles.............................507-273-7400 Spring Creek MX Prk ...................507-753-2779 Indianhead Cycle Club.................952-210-8208 Kato Cycle Club............................612-460-6190 Little Falls/ RM Promos...............218-894-2826 MX Plus/ Midway .......................651-587-4435 Motocity Raceway........................218-894-2826 Motokazie ...................................952-601-1169 MS River Road Run ......................612-423-4192

Norsemen Motorcycle Club ..........763-263-9835 Range Riders...............................218-341-9691 River Valley Enduro Riders ..........320-248-4499 Shadow Valley Drifters ................651-253-1050 Straight Arrow Enduro Riders ......507-469-4229 Twin Cities Trail Riders .................612-965-8618 Valley Springs Motorcycle Club ....651-380-2351 District 16 Clubs/ Promoters: Arkansaw Creek Cycle Park .........715-285-5679 CMJ Raceway..............................608-220-6853

District 23 Elected Officers

Chairman, Mike Quinn................507-254-5386 Vice Chairman, Leslie Vanderwerf .......................952-469-3841 Treasurer, Karen Umphress ..........612-965-8619 MX Vice Chairman, MarkVanderwerf.........................952-469-3841 Government Relations Tom & Karen Umphress ...............612-965-8618 Trail Rider Vice Chairman Duane Nienow.............................952-213-2769 Recognition Chair, Owen Riess.....952-240-3020 Webmaster, Jamie Romfo.............763-219-3615 Membership Angela John................................612-386-6680 ARMCA/District 23 Office: Shannon Rumpca........................651-998-0406

Hare Scrambles June 26 Range Riders M/C......................Kensington August 7 Range Riders M/C .......................Brookston September 18 Moto City Raceway ...........................Staples October 2 Norsemen M/C ..........................Dresser, WI 16 Golden Eagles M/C .......................Mazeppa

Trail Rides August 20 Kato Cycle Club..............................Mankato 21 Kato Cycle Club..............................Mankato September 10 Golden Eagles M/C.......................Theilman 11 Golden Eagles M/C.......................Theilman 24 Twin Cities Trail Riders ..............Huntersville 25 Twin Cities Trail Riders ..............Huntersville October 22 Paul Bunyan Forest Riders ................Akeley 23 Paul Bunyan Forest Riders ................Akeley CYCLE USA, June 2016

2016 Championships August 7 Tri-City M/C .....................Coal Valley September 4 M.O.R.R.................................LaSalle 5 Lincoln Trail Motosports ...........Casey 18 Variety Riders ........................Ottawa October 9 Tri-City M/C .....................Coal Valley 15 Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron 30 Canton M/C...........................Canton

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All have semi pro, amateur & youth classes NQ- No Quad classes at this event, B= Bonus points, Q only= Quad classes only June 11 B Belleville Enduro Team .......Belleville Bonus ATV only 12 NQ,B Belleville Enduro Team .......Belleville Bonus M/C only 19 Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron 26 NQ,B Dirt Riders/WFO ..................Oakford July 10 WFO...........................Spraugville, IA 17 MGR ...................................Morrison 24 Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron 23 LTM .........................................Casey Youth Bikes and ATV only 24 LTM .........................................Casey Adult Bikes and ATV only 31 NQ,B Forest City/WFO/Mtsprtspark..Byron August 13 NQ Hill Gully ...........................Roselawn 21 B Splinter Creek ..................Fosterburg 28 B Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron September 3 B LTM .........................................Casey Youth Bikes and ATV only - Bonus 4 B LTM .........................................Casey Adult Bikes and ATV only - Bonus 11 B CCDR ................................White City October 2 WFO ....................................Geneseo 16 Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron 23 NQ WFO ..............................Prohetstown November 13 WFO.......................................K-Burg Team Races, No Points 6 Dirt Riders .............................Oakley 13 Lincoln Trail Motosports ...........Casey 13 Belleville Enduro Team .......Belleville 27 CCDR ................................White City

Dirt Track All have semi pro and youth classes. Q= Quad classes offered June 11 TT Lamoine Ramblers...............Macomb 18 ST Pekin M/c................................Pekin State Championship July 9 ST Lamoine Ramblers...............Macomb 16/15 ST.....................................Pekin M/c Pekin 27 HM CIMC.......................................Neoga Champagn Cty Frds - State Championship August 13 ST, Q GMC .................................Galesburg 20 ST Lamoine Ramblers...............Macomb September 3 ST Nace................................Springfield 4 TT CIMC.......................................Neoga 5 TT CIMC.......................................Neoga State Championship 10 HM Splinter Creek...................Jerseyville

Enduro OR= All Off-Road, Nat= National August 6 OR Turkey Scratch ER............Fremont, IA 7 OR Turkey Scratch ER............Fremont, IA 13 Hill and Gully Rid .........Roselawn, IN 14 Hill and Gully Rid .........Roselawn, IN September 11 OR SE WI End Riders ..............Adams, WI 18 NAT Missouri Mddrs ...........Park Hills, MO National All Off Road 25 WFO Promotions..................Geneseo October 9 Muddobbers M/C .............Upland, IN 16 Cahokia Creek DR .............White City November 6 Riders MC ........................Goshen, IN 13 OR Forest City Riders ..............Leaf River

Gran Prix Motorcycle only classes at these events. July 3 Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron 23 Moto Pro Inc .........................Wedron 30 Forest City/ Mtsports Park.......Byron

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24 Q Splinter Creek...........................Alton 24 Motosports Park ......................Byron 31 Q Muddy Waters ..................Port Byron August 7 Motosports Park ......................Byron 12 Q Pleasure Riders M/c.......Georgetown 14 B Ki Tracks ...............................Oregon 21 Q Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey 21 Motosports Park ......................Byron 28 Q Tri-City M/C .....................Coal Valley September 3/4 Q Motosports Park ......................Byron 3 moto 2 day race 10 Q Sunset Ridge MX....................Walnut 11 Q,B Sunset Ridge MX....................Walnut AMA D-17 Illinois State MX Championship Pro Am MX in addition 18 Q Galesburg M/C .................Galesburg 18 Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey 25 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 25 Muddy Waters ..................Port Byron October 2 MC Moto Park.....................Mt Carrol 9 Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey 9 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 16 Q Sunset Ridge MX....................Walnut 22 Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey 23 Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey 23 Q Splinter Creek...........................Alton 23 Motosports Park ......................Byron 30 Q Muddy Waters ..................Port Byron

Non Points events June 11/12 Motosports Park ......................Byron Loretta Lynn Regional 18/19 Sunset Ridge Mx....................Walnut ATV National 25 Sunset Ridge Mx....................Walnut Senior mx Race September 24 Motosports Park ......................Byron Senior mx Race

Hillclimb NQ= No quad classes, N= event runs at night All have semi pro, amateur and youth classes June 11 Pleasure Riders M/C........Cayuga, IN 12 Pleasure Riders M/C........Cayuga, IN

19 NQ 25 26 July 23 NQ 29-31

Rock River Riders M/C ...............Polo Pleasure Riders M/C........Cayuga, IN Pleasure Riders M/C........Cayuga, IN Rock River Riders M/C ...............Polo D/17 Illinois Championship D17 Card Required, Double Points Pleasure Riders M/C...............Neoga Hill Climb National

August 27 NQ Cahokia Creek DR .............White City September 3 Central Illinois M/C ................Neoga 4 Central Illinois M/C ................Neoga 10 King City Dirt Riders.........Mt. Vernon 17 Pleasure Riders M/C........Cayuga, IN 18 Pleasure Riders M/C........Cayuga, IN

Stadium MX June 11 Moto Pro Inc .......................Mendota 24 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 24 Woodstock MX................Lake County 25 Moto Pro Inc .......................Mendota July 8 Woodstock MX................Lake County 9 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 15 Woodstock Mx ..................Woodstock 16 Moto Pro Inc .......................Mendota 23 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 27 Woodstock Mx................Lake County 29 Woodstock Mx ..................Woodstock August 5 Woodstock Mx ..................Woodstock 13 Moto Pro Inc .......................Mendota 19 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 20 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 26 Woodstock Mx ..................Woodstock September 3 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 9 Woodstock Mx ..................Woodstock 10 Moto Pro Inc .......................Mendota 17 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 23 Woodstock Mx ..................Woodstock 24 Moto Pro Inc .......................Mendota October 1 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 15 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 22 Joliet Motosports............Willmington

Motocross Q= Quad classes offered, B= Bonus points, PA= ProAm. AR= Area Qualifier. All have semi pro, amateur & youth classes. June 12 Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey 19 PA MC Moto Park.....................Mt Carrol 19 Joliet Motosports............Willmington 26 Q Sunset Ridge MX....................Walnut July 10 Q Sunset Ridge MX....................Walnut 17 B Lincoln Trail Motorsport ...........Casey Mid-Season Championship

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July 30 Brush Poppers.....................Morrison September 24 WFO Promotions..................Geneseo November 6 Brush Poppers ......................Sterling 12 Forest City Riders ..............Leaf River

Non Point Paying events June 26 Variety Riders MC ..................Ottawa August 7 Variety Riders MC ..................Ottawa September 25 Variety Riders MC ..................Ottawa October 23 Variety Riders MC ..................Ottawa

Trails July 3 Moto Pro Inc. ........................Wedron August 28 Variety Riders M/C ................Ottawa September 24 Nitro .........................................Lena 25 Nitro .........................................Lena October 8 Nitro.......................................Peoria 9 Nitro.......................................Peoria

Dist 17 Clubs & Promoters

4P/ Sunset Ridge MX................(815) 379-9534 Belleville Enduro Team..............(618) 277-3478 Brush Poppers M/C...................(815) 622-4099 Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders .........(618) 946-4316 Canton M/C Club ......................(309) 202-1144 Central Illinois M/C .................((217) 649-6354 Dirt Rider, Inc. ..........................(217) 789-0107 Forest City Riders M/C ..............(779) 221-9383

Fox Valley Off-Road..................(815) 539-9021 Galesburg M/C.........................(309) 344-1714 Grand Kankakee Trail Riders.....(708) 946-0999 Hill and Gully M/C....................(708) 424-1969 Joliet Motosports Park ..............(815) 476-7433 Ki Tracks ...............................(815) 732-3073 Kiesow Racing ..........................(217) 632-0277 King City Dirt Riders..................(618) 266-7208 Lamoine Ramblers M/C ............(309) 837-9436 Lincoln Trail Motosports.............(217) 932-2041 Megacross MX. .........................(815) 539-9021 M.C. Moto Park.........................(815) 541-1209 Midwest Off-Road .....................(815) 228-6143 Motosports Park .......................(815) 234-2271 Muddy Waters ..........................(309) 948-1560 N.I.T.R.O ...............................(815) 335-2749 Pekin M/C................................(309) 231-4945 Peoria Motorcycle Club..............(309) 635-1662 Pleasure Riders M/C .................(217) 247-2216 Riders M/C...............................(574) 209-1234 Rock River Riders M/C..............(815) 645-2351 Splinter Creek Dirt Riders..........(618) 977-5587 Tri-City M/C, Inc. ......................(309) 799-9449

Variety Riders M/C ...................(815) 434-3669 Woodstock Racing.....................(815) 337-3511 WFO Promotions.......................(309) 314-3343

District 17 Officers: E-mail addresses at the D17 web site President, AJ Waggoner...............219-696-1873 V. President, Bill Tuman Treasurer, Patty Ward..................815-539-9021 Secretary, Lexi Bedford Card Processor, Patty Ward ..........815-539-9021 Road, George Barrington.............630-530-4810 ABATE, John Harris......................309-678-8613

Event Directors: Enduro, Ryan Moss......................815-624-6535 GranPrix, Brian Roland Hare Scrambles, Jay Hall.............217-566-3735 Hillclimb, Matt Peters ..................217-895-3067 Dirt Track, Mike Bender...............309-236-7914 MX & SX, Gerhard Ward..............815-539-9021 Trials, Mike Cross ........................217-649-7915

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2016 D16 Events August 20 Wisc Observed Trials....Thielman, MN 21 Wisc Observed Trials....Thielman, MN September 10 Wisc Observed Trials............Mauston 11 Wisc Observed Trials............Mauston October 1 Wi Observed Tr. .......Black River Falls 2 Wi Observed Tr. .......Black River Falls

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Hare Scrambles *Enduro events paying HS points Vin Indicates this event will run D16’s special Vintage class as well June 11 * UP Sandstormers ........Marquette, MI 26 Vin CMJ Raceway..........................Hixton July 24 Fox Valley Offroad ...........Wedron, IL 31 Forest City Riders................Byron, IL August 13 Hill & Gully MC.............Roselawn, IN 27 Vin CMJ.......................................Hustler September 11 * SEWER ...................................Adams 18 Vin Rapid Angels MC ...............WI Rapids

Dual Sport June 11/12 WI Dual Sport Riders ............Wabeno July 16 Valley Springs MC Club .......Ellsworth September 24/25 WI Dual Sport Riders ............Wabeno October 15 Kettle Moraine S Riders.....West Bend 22 Madison MC.........................Madison

Trials June 11 12 July 16 17

Wisc Observed Trials. .....Door County Wisc Observed Trails. .....Door County Wisc Observed Trials. ...........Baraboo Wisc Observed Trials. ...........Baraboo

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Kettle Moraine Spt Rdrs....Kewaskum Semi-Pro, Stk Points 25 CMJ Raceway..........................Hixton 26 CMJ Raceway..........................Hixton September 4 Valley Springs M/C Club.......Bay City

Motocross * Indicates D16 Points Paying Event Stm Indicates night race, with limited classes June 11 * Valley Raceway Inc....Crystal Falls MI 12 * Aztalan Cycle Club.............Lake Mills 18/19 Fantasy Moto.......................Tigerton LL Regional Qualifier, closed entry event 25 * Sugar Maple Mx .................Hill Point 26 * Sugar Maple Mx .................Hill Point July 2 * Gravity Park USA ...................Chilton PM Race 9 * Fantasy Moto...................Wittenberg 10 * Fantasy Moto...................Wittenberg 10 Aztalan Cycle Club.............Lake Mills 23 * Range Mx ....................Houghton, MI 24 * Range Mx ....................Houghton, MI 27 Stm CMJ......................................Portage 30 * Arkansaw Creek C/C..........Arkansaw 31 * Arkansaw Creek C/C..........Arkansaw August 6 * X-Mas Family Mtrsprts...Christmas MI 7 * X-Mas Family Mtrsprts...Christmas MI 13 * Gravity Park USA ...................Chilton PM Race 14 Aztalan Cycle Club.............Lake Mills 20 Fantasy Moto.......................Tigerton Night Race 21 * Fantasy Moto.......................Tigerton 26 Stm CMJ.......................................Hustler 27 Stm CMJ.......................................Hustler 27 * Valley Raceway Inc....Crystal Falls MI 28 * Valley Raceway Inc....Crystal Falls MI

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September 3 Stm Woodstock MX ......................Elkhorn 4 * Pine Ridge Raceway .........Athelstane 10 Aztalan Cycle Club.............Lake Mills Mike Gaborsky Senior Race 11 Aztalan Cycle Club.............Lake Mills 18 * Fantasy Moto.......................Tigerton 24 Sugar Maple Mx .................Hill Point 25 * Sugar Maple Mx .................Hill Point October 9 * Aztalan Cycle Club.............Lake Mills Memorial Race

Dirt Track June 11 HM 18 ST 25 ST July 2&3

Beaver Cycle .............Dodge Co Frgds Aztalan Cycle ....................Lake Mills Rib Mtn Riders..........................Unity SSTs ....................................Oshkosh AMA Vintage Dirt Track Nationals Limited Amateur classes - non points Rib Mountain Riders.................Unity Aztalan Cycle ....................Lake Mills Aztalan Cycle ....................Lake Mills Beaver Cycle Club .................Atwater

9 ST 16 ST 17 ST 23 ST August 6 Door Co Fair Bd........Door Cnty Frgds Limited Amateur points classes August 7th rain date 13 ST SSTs ....................................Oshkosh 20 ST Aztalan .............................Lake Mills 21 ST Rib Mountain Riders .............Wausau 27 HM Beaver Cycle Club .....Dodge Co Frgds September 3 ST SSTs...................................Plymouth Limited classes, non-points 10 ST Beaver Cycle .........................Atwater 11 TT Beaver Cycle .........................Atwater 17 ST Aztalan .............................Lake Mills 18 ST Aztalan .............................Lake Mills

Enduro June 11 Sandstormers..............Marquette, MI 12 Sandstormers ..............(Mini Moose) July 24 Norsemen M/C ............................Mora, MN August 13 Hill and Gully Riders.....Roselawn, IN 14 Hill and Gully Riders.....Roselawn, IN 20 Straight Arrow ER ........Duquette, MN 21 Straight Arrow ER ........Duquette, MN September 11 SEWER. ............................Adams, WI 25 WFO Promotions .............Geneseo, IL 2017 Points - November 6 Riders MC ........................Goshen, IN 13 Forest City Riders..........Leaf River, IL

Clubs and Promoters

Arkansas Creek Cycle Club...........715-285-5679 Aztalan Cycle Club.......................414-265-1582 Beaver Cycle Club........................920-319-6889 CMJ Raceway ..............................608-220-6853 Door County Fair Association........920-746-7126 Fantasy Moto ..............................920-419-2863 Gravity Park USA ........................920-378-3864 Kettle Moraine Sports Riders........262-334-1743 Madison M/C ..............................608-220-5564 Marshfield T & T Riders................715-384-4555 Midwest Off Road Trail Riders ......715-937-1341 Pine Ridge Raceway ....................920-434-7015 Range Moto-X.............................906-369-2558 Rapid Angels Motorcycle Club.......715-421-5038 Rib Mountain Riders ....................715-359-3518 Southeast Wisconsin End Riders....262-930-0358 Southeastern Short Trackers.........414-303-1331 Sugar Maple MX..........................608-393-8812 UP Sandstormers.........................906-228-7010 Valley Raceway Inc......................906-236-3265 Valley Springs MC Club ................715-594-3726 Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders.........920-350-2030 Wisconsin Observed Trials ............319-624-2003 Woodstock MX ............................815-337-3511 X-Mas Family Motorsports ...........906-202-2681

Associate Clubs and Promoters Forest City Riders M/C, (IL) .........815-624-6535 Fox Valley Off-Road, (IL).............815-539-9021 Grand Kankakee Trail Rids, (IL) ...708-269-9754 Hill & Gully, (IN) .........................708-261-3433 Norsemen Motorcycle Club ..........763-263-9835 Riders M/C, (IN) .........................574-248-2544 Straight Arrow Enduro Rid, (MN)..651-456-0224

District 16 Officers: President, Todd Ellingson .............715-451-1168 V. President, Joe Stoppleworth .....920-579-2372 Secretary, Judy Sumner...............262-754-0686 Treasurer, Ken Schuck..................608-873-9854 Registration, Chuck Melcher.........262-321-0397 Dist.Legislative Off. Mike Schwarzenbacher................920-319-6889 Banquet Chair, Melissa Ellingson...715-213-0068

Referees and Pointskeepers: Dirt Track, Danny Vrana ..............262-689-2842 Enduro, Curt Shomberg................608-438-6960 Hare Scram, Karl Lueschow..........608-347-0519 Hillclimb, Mike Bronk ..................715-325-4034 Motocross, Eric Uren ....................906-236-3265 MX Points, Dave Arva..................414-581-7265 Dual Sport, Brett Lobajeski ..........920-922-0979 Trials, Kevin Huber ......................319-330-6700

Annual Meetings/ Banquet November 11 District 16 MX Meeting..........WI Dells 12 Annual Meeting/Banquet.....WI Dells

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