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On The Cover: Brock Schwarzenbacher on the Beaver Cycle Elite Team bike at the Steel Shoe 3 Hour Endurance Ice Race in Campbellsport, WI January 20th By Dave Hollub

TRACKSIDE

Announcements, personal stuff, and....

NEW Series in Northern Illinois - the Nuclear Sunset Power Series. The series

changes made to the +60 class, there will now be two Masters +60 classes. Master 1, no A class racers and it will run one at Hare Scrambles. In enduros the promoter will decide on C out of full course. Masters 2 will run the 2 hr course with the A/B classes, and full course. This will be the +60 Masters Championship class. There is a change in Enduro scoring in that all checks that are non restart or start control checks will be timed to the second- times totaled using minutes/ seconds. There were classes added and redefined in Flat track. It was nice to see a Women’s class added as we are long overdue for that. 122-Open cc need to be 14 for 250cc and 16 for 450cc. Hopefully we can field a Shaina Texter level woman racer. There are 2 Mad Dog classes Mad Dog 1 16+ 122201cc 4 stroke air cooled 2 valve engines. Mad Dog 2 125-250cc 4 stroke 2 valve engines. Senior +40. Houligan 750+ class. The Beginner C class will now be a points paying class. Hillclimb had changes to the King of the Hill- it will be restricted to the top 10 fastest times. The annual meeting was held in December, board members were elected and I’m happy to say that we have several new members on the board. Mike Quinn presented the results of a study on neck braces. There was a medical study performed concerning neck braces and the myths surrounding them. The data was taken from a ten year study by Great Lakes EMS: •8529 Patients in the study •4726 Without Neck Brace •3803 With neck brace Findings: •Critical CSI: 89% without Neck Brace (239 without vs 26 with) •Death Due to CSI: 69% without Neck Brace (4 without vs 1 with) •Non Critical CSI: 75% without Neck Brace (702 without vs 109 with) •Clavical Fractures: 443 without neck brace vs 291 with •CSI = 89% more likely without a neck brace. Unbraced CSI also more severe. *Note: CSI = cervical spine injury As you can see from these results, the myths surrounding the use of neck braces do not hold up.. Keep in mind when weighing the option to use or not use one a fractured clavicle is nowhere near as serious as a cervical spine injury. Our D23 commission members gave reports on their meetings. Al Mathwig represents us on the off road commission, Tom and Karen Umphress represent us on the Recreational riding commission, and Mike Quinn serves on the Motocross and Medical Safety Commissions.

was announced in mid February as a new four event series hosted by Motosports Park in Byron and Sunset Ridge MX in Walnut, Illinois. The theme - Keep Moto Fun! The series kicks off in April with two early rounds in Byron before resuming later in the season in Walnut. While details are still coming together, we already know there will be factory contingency involved, and several other fun twist. Those include Free racing for 50cc 4-8 and Junior class riders. A Two-Stroke Open class and each round will have a guaranteed $1500 purse. There will be series-end awards and all events will be scored with Mylaps transponders - those being included with your race fees. For more details as they become available keep an eye on the two track websites. From the Back of the Pack By Mike Quinn, D23 Chairman Welcome to the 2019 season. It is starting out to be quite year, with record snowfall in some parts of the state. We’ll have to wait and see if it will all be gone by the our season starts. Hopefully you’ve been enjoying your winter playground, and been working on your physical conditioning because those early races can be tough if you haven’t been. There are several rules changes that you need to be aware of before the season starts. I will recap a few but I advise all of you to go to our website and download the D23 rule book. One big change from the AMA and reiterated in our book is that in order to be considered as starting a moto the racer must cross the finish line at least once. There were only a few changes in MX one of which is the addition of a 50cc shift and shaft class. This is NOT the same as the Loretta’s shift and shaft. This class is a D23 class that will pay points and it will be restricted to entry level inexpensive bikes. The following bikes qualify: Honda CRF50, Yamaha PW50, Yamaha TTR50, Suzuki DRZ50, or JR50, Kawasaki KDX50, this is for low tech bikes. No KTMs, Cobras, Lems etc., will be eligible for the class. The purpose is to encourage more participation from new riders. We need to get new riders and racers attracted to the sport. In the Off Road discipline there were

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Fly is back with $10,000 in Fly Bucks for 2019! Go to our website for an application for Fly Bucks, they have outstanding gear for both dirt and street. We have also picked Hoosier tires as a sponsor for 2019, they are now marketing motorcycle tires so check them out before you buy new tires. Namura Technologies is another new sponsor. They are a piston and gasket company and they will be sponsoring a short series of Motocross races and will be presenting the winner of their series with a new 65cc KTM or Husky. The bike will be presented at the final Featured Event of the year. Go to ARMCA.org for details. Angela John is our social media guru, she has many posts on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook so make sure to follow those. That is all I have for this issue. I hope to see you all at some point this season on the tracks, trails and roads on MN. Mike Racer Gathering! Saturday April

6th there’s a Competition Motorcycle show at Hogs & Honeez Bar in Beaver Dam, WI at W17771 State Rd 33. Hours are 11am till 5pm, come show off your race bikes all cleaned up for the summer season. It will be a great chance to make summer plans with fellow racers and to see what’s in plan from some of the clubs that will be hosting some of these events for 2019! No admission, Free parking

and no judging, all makes and models welcome. You will see a variety of old Harley Davidson dirt trackers, couple of Triumph motorcycles, and a bunch of modern bikes on display, anything with a # plate encouraged to show up. For more info call Danny Vrana, D16 Dirt Track Coordinator, 262-689-2842

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Renew your memberships as soon as you get the opportunity. The Cycle USA magazine is one of your special membership benefits and only 2019 members will continue to get issues after the first few are released. Revised Great River Shootout Series coming this race season to AMA District 17. This series fell off the radar a few years ago but was a well received and liked series by the riders. We are back with some changes. TriCity M/C, one of the oldest clubs in the country, along with another long timer Galesburg M/C will join the new and up coming Muddy Waters Mx group along with new to the series, Megacross Stadium MX stepping in for the stadium side of the group! Old school on real natural terrain tracks mixed in with night time stadium racing. Each track will have two events. Year-end awards and special events through out the summer will make this a fun series for families and riders will enjoy. Stay tuned for updates posted on

the "GRSS" facebook page. Photos, stories, and great coverage at all events. Ultimate Race Challenge- thinking outside the box! URC - it’s the Ultimate Race Challenge Series. Five types of racing, HS, GP, MX, SX and Trials, all in one series. Nothing special to qualify, if you race Fox Valley Off-Road, Megacross, Great River Shootout Series and the Megatraxs Trials event those are all part of this overall series! Details are on the websites, special unique awards, presented at the year-end banquet at Megatraxs! NOT an attendance series, only the best of races count, but you must run different types of events to become the true Ultimate Racer!

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Flat Out Friday - Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wisconsin - February 15 UW Panther Arena By Gordon Lunde

aren’t many rules after that except for some safety mods. There were three Hooligan classes to separate riders by talent level, and personal choice of which class best suited them. JV Hooligan was for beginning rid-

t’s a cold, blustery, February morning in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Rush hour is on and traffic is crawling through the busy streets. People bundled up in cars, on buses, give strange looks to a large group of people waiting in line at back door of the UW Panther Arena… with motorcycles? Hell yeah, it’s Flat Out Friday! Hundreds of riders from around the country have converged on this sports arena to show their talents on a Dr. Pepper sprayed concrete track. The long lines on this cold morning had to be a strange sight to folks unfamiliar with the event. When the organizers of the Mama Tried motorcycle show thought of adding some racing action to spice up the show weekend, they contacted friend and racer Jeremy Prach to see what could be done. What he did was pull together local AMA race organizers to help run the event and manufacturer Bronson Bauman Expert/Charlotte Harley-Davidson to spon- Kainz Memorial class winner. sor it all. Of course with H-D involved other sponsors jumped at the opportunity to support the program. It’s been four years now and the show keeps getting bigger and better each year. Over time, the classes keep getting fine tuned and this year saw a great show with classes for a wide range of machines and rider abilities. The Hooligan class has increased substantially over the years and was one of the largest classes attended this time around. Hooligans are twin cylinder over 750cc bikes originally built for street use. The preferred machine for the class is the Harley Sportster. Stock chassis must be retained, but there 6

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ers, Women’s for the female contingent and Open Hooligan for the more experienced, faster racers. In the JV class, Matt Schmidt jumped out front at the start and was never headed to

Mark Lazarevic, Goofball class

the finish. Good racing followed in the next few places, but Schmidt ran away to the winner’s flag. In the Women’s division, Hannah Lang took the holeshot and led all the way to the checkers with Leah Orloff, Malary Lee and Kalen Thorien battling for the runner-up spot. In the end, Orloff took second over Malary Lee. The Open Hooligan event was a barn burner for the win between Nick Mataya, Rich Heverly and Danny Mischler. All three were going hard for the victory. As they pushed and shoved their way around the track, Mataya eventually got the best of them all. Heverly nabbed second over X-Games Hooligan Champion Mischler. In Open Amateur, Brady Lang wasn’t going to be denied the win! Getting off in

third place on lap one, Lang made a pass on The main event of the evening is the Robert Bush for second place, then set out Charlotte Kainz Memorial race. Thirty-five to take the lead from Chaz Meiman. Two laps in this little bull ring is insane. Some laps later, Lang had his Honda out front and of the top flat trackers in the country were running away. Meiman held on for second vying for the $3,500 in prize money in this over Loyal Prach in third. On a side note, winner take all event. All prize money for the push for this win was special to Lang as this race is donated by spectators. his father, Roger, the leader of Lang Family Only three riders finished on the lead lap Racing was in attendance after suffering a of this crazy race. With a field of thirteen heart attack only a few weeks earlier at an racers, congestion was heavy. Working ice race in Iowa. Recent heart sur- Jeff Johnson in the Goofball class. gery was not going This really is about having fun and providing entertainment. to stop Roger from being at this event and father and son celebrated with a win!

Hannah Lange, winner Women's Hooligan class.

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through traffic was a matter of taking chances and using all their skills. Harley Davidson team rider Jarod Vanderkooi, riding a Honda in this event, got the jump and led the first two laps with Bronson Bauman and Cory Texter giving chase. On lap thirteen Bauman went to the front taking Texter with him over Vanderkooi. Those positions remained the same until lap twenty-one when James Monaco passed Vanderkooi and held third. Vanderkooi got past Monaco again that lap and held onto third for the finish. Bauman and Texter had a hot battle for the last twenty-two laps fighting through the heavy traffic. Bauman held on for the victory over Texter. Other classes of the night involved a youth class, womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class, a bicycle race for young kids and a goof ball class for anything one can dream up to ride. There were fourteen total classes for just about any talent level and race machine you can think of. It is a truly fun, family oriented night of good racing and entertainment. Be sure to watch for next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Flat Out Friday! Results: Maddawg: 1.Ryan Stephen 2.Jacob McCluchin 3.Jack Kainz 4.Shawn Sheely 5.Trisha Dahl Hooligan JV: 1.Matt Schmidt 2.Jeff Reidel 3.Jeff Hogan 4.Dean Hageman 5.Juan Arco Brakeless: 1.Randy Berry 2.Thaomas Pratt 3.Steve Wasser 4.Marc Martz 5.William Ferguson Youth: 1.Vince Yung 2.Trevor Tidwell 3.Tyler Tidwell 4.Jack freeman 5.Rocket Altmann Build: 1.Ian Malinowski 2.Bryanne Wolf 3.Pat Mischo 4.Mark Hoedel 5.Jeromy Rodovich Women: 1.Annie Wyman 2.Jilian Deschenes 3.Zaria Martens 4.Megan Funk 5.Katie Neilson Step Through Scooter: 1.Andy Pickett 2.Logan Schwenker 3.Thomas Lausch 4.John Lapczynski 5.Ben Rader PW50: 1.Braxton Jacobson 2.Mason Nockerts 3.Ryder Ewert 4.Bodie Altmann 5.Try Saunders Hooligan, Women: 1.Hannah Lange 2.Leah Orloff 3.Malary Lee 4.Kalen Thorien 5.Alex McDonald Open AM: 1.Brady Lang 2.Chaz Meiman 3.Loyal Prach 4.Ezra Brusky 5.Dave Kilkenny Boonie: 1.David Kilkenny 2.JJ Flairty 3.Robbie Peterson 4.Jess Klinzing 5.Danny Holbus Expert, Charlotte Kainz Memorial: 1.Bronson Bauman 2.Cory Texter 3.Jarod Vanderkooi 4.James Monaco 5.Sammy Halbert Hooligan, Open: 1.Nick Mataya 2.Rich Heverly 3.Danny Mischler 4.Benny Carlson 5.Jeremy DeRuyter Vintage: 1.Eric Moldenhauer 2.Tony Giorno 3.Daniel Daughenbaugh 4.Charlie Roberts 5.August Zeratsky Goofball: 1.Ron Zastrow 2.Jim Delisle 3.Patrick Ziegle 4.August Zeratsky 5.Michael Bukovich

The Altmann kids and dad waiting for the Youth class

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D23 Off-Road Banquet Little Falls, Minnesota - January 26 By Paul Otto

t was that time of the year when the OffRoad riders gather around and rehash the stories that made the 2018 season so memorable. Yah, some of the stories might be a little embellished or fall short of what really happened, but that’s part of the entertainment. Besides, unless there’s a witness to the situation no one can deny the story. Once again, a huge thank you goes out to

the River Valley Enduro Riders for taking on the daunting task of putting everything together for all of us to enjoy. A new menu was also favored by all attending. Thank you to all the vendors whom donated all the great prizes that where handed out. The list is too long to mention but was featured in all the year-end booklets for folks to recognize. Please take some time to thank these vendors by supporting their businesses as they continuously support our sport. Every year there is an award that goes to

the best or favorite race of the year. Riders vote on what they enjoyed the most and for the Hare Scrambles the award went to Kensington put on by the Midwest OffRoad Riders. For Enduro, Akeley was the big winner put on by the Paul Bunyan Forest Riders. If you haven’t participated in either of these events it might be a good idea if the riders are putting them as their favorite. Congrats to both clubs. Let’s not forget about all the other clubs that put in countless hours of work putting these races

This youth group proves we have a strong future.

Logan Kittock was awarded the big trophy, being the Overall winner in both Hare Scrambles and Enduro. CYCLE USA, March 2019

Smiles all day for these award winners

on for all of us to enjoy. It’s very much appreciated by all and we Thank You. Many awards were handed out but anyone who participated during the season was a winner for just being part of the greatest sport around. For many of us just throwing a leg over the bike and enjoying the day riding with friends is what it’s all about. At the end of the day very few will venture into the pro ranks and make a career of it but don’t stop dreaming. Just remember its amateur racing put on by volunteering clubs. At this point the annual news letter should have hit your doorstep. Applications should be filled out and sent in before March to retain your number. Remember you can sign up online now. There’s a $5 charge included for fees associated with online charges. Parents please get ahead of the game and get your kids AMA waiver cards to help with speeding up the sign-up process. For 2019 you must run your assigned district number. If your bike number doesn’t match your district card you need to get a temp number at sign up or you will be disqualified. No questions asked. Don’t be that rider. We have another great year ahead of us looking at the 2019 event calendar and we will be racing before you know it. Great 2018 season everyone. 12

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2018 District 23 Hare Scrambles Award Standings: AA: 1.Logan Kittock 2.Luke Wilder 3.Devon Jirik 4.Matt Lindeberg 5.Chaz Herzog 6.Kevin Plzak 7.Craig Holasek 8.Mathew Stavish 200 A: 1.Jayme French 2.Isaac Newport 3.Randy Imholte 250 A: 1.Robert Lane Iv 2.Jarrett Loegering 3.Kevin Burns 4.Josh Brixen 5.Troy Luedke 6.Ryan Sand 7.Derek Werner Open A: 1.Cole Miller 2.Paul Reschke 3.Jake Hinkemeyer 30+ Vet A: 1.Matthew Vandyke 2.Coy Jackson 3.Brandon Hansen 4.Shawn Gerulli 40+ Sr A: 1.Garrett Hansen 2.Todd Sigfrid 3.Chris Macintosh 4.Jesse Cameron 5.Dan Magnuson 6.Robert Goodman 50+ Super Sr A: 1.Dave Schreiner 2.Ralph Feld 3.Allen Jenrich 4.Kelvin Huotari 5.Paul Tweeton 200 B: 1.Austin Mccoy 2.Kyle Magnuson 3.Ross Niewoehner 4.Caleb Sledd 250 B: 1.Colton Thompson 2.Nathan Hardy 3.Richard Barger 4.Cody Deluce 5.Zach Wittmer 6.Keith Gorton + Vet B: 1.Richard Robinson 2.John Liebl 3.Kurt Knutson 4.Scott Miller 5.Oeslen Costa 6.Chris Stiefel 7.Rodrigo Bonfim Sr 8.William Bohn 9.Jaime Forslund 40+ Sr B: 1.Brian Hanson 2.Steve Jowers 3.John Petta 4.Darren Wahl 5.Mark Vanderwerf 50+ Super Sr B: 1.Greg Foeller 2.Chris Peterson 3.Steven Mehr 4.Dean Ramaeker 5.Dan Forslund 6.David Peterson 7.Tom Schneider 60+ B: 1.Terry Wagoner 200 C: 1.Luther Crum 2.Aundrea Artmann 3.Jaden Abbott 4.Carter Smith 5.Zach Robinson 250 C: 1.Jason Ryan 2.Ryan Seamans 3.Thomas Brown Open C: 1.Jacob Stephas 2.Jayce Zappa 30+ Vet C: 1.Matthew Voss 2.Adilson Ribeiro 3.Wes Petite 4.Derek Swygman 5.Dave Anderson 6.Matt Theye 40+ Senior C: 1.Peter Anthony 2.Bruce Stageberg 3.Mike Dorman 4.Troy Andrist 50+ Super Senior C: 1.Steven Stein 2.Shawn Downey 60+ C: 1.Douglas Gorton 2.Timothy Larson 60+ Masters: 1.Paul Bloyer 2.Terry Wagoner 3.Steve Reschke 70+ Golden Masters: 1.Jim Erickson Women: 1.Cassie Flanagan 2.Katherine Vanderwerf 3.Madison Siebenaler 4.Kelsey Grinhaug 5.Colleen Lane Junior: 1.Ryder Gerulli 2.Matias Merten 3.Charlie Siebenaler 4.Lucas Mccoy Premier: 1.Cooper Anderson 2.Charlie Siebenaler 3.Travis Illies 4.Aiden Jowers 5.Madison Siebenaler

6.Lucas Mccoy 7.Cavan Heuer 8.Jayden Stegora 9.Trey Bremer 10.Landon Stageberg Peewee: 1.Stone Petta 2.Thomas Hanson 3.Zachary Brown 4.Brady Brixen 5.Eric Niedzielski 6.Louie Etzel 7.Ruslan Johnson 8.Austin Holasek 9.Lucas Stageberg 10.Ethan Anderson Girls 9-15: 1.Allison Siebenaler 2.Madison Herzog 3.Cora Reschke 4.Ryanne Artmann Macro: 1.Cole Sutherland 2.Charlie Anderson 3.Liam Brown 4.Austin Holasek 5.Sydney Goodman 6.Myles Ilstrup 7.Lucas Stageberg Micro: 1.Carter Niedzielski 2.Tatum Swygman 3.Landen Maclaughlin 4.Adam Niedzielski 5.Connor Sutherland 6.Silas Granle 7.Cooper Anderson 8.Chase Niewoehner 2018 District 23 Enduro Award Standings: AA: 1.Logan Kittock 2.Craig Holasek 3.Zachary Martinson 4.Matt Lindeberg 5.Jack Maki 6.Peter Nickel 200 A: 1.Jayme French 2.Joe Martinson 3.Randy Imholte 250 A: 1.Alex Martinson 2.Cody Nash 3.Justin Medes 4.Kevin Burns 5.Derek Werner Open A: 1.Paul Reschke 2.Tanner Lokken 3.Rex Greenwald 30+ Vet A: 1.Curt Plzak 2.Jake Hinkemeyer 3.Shawn Gerulli 4.Jonathan Banks 40+ Sr A: 1.Garrett Hansen 2.Todd Sigfrid 3.Jesse Cameron 4.Jason Goth 5.Jeff Davis 6.Michael Heuer 7.Robert Goodman 50+ Super Sr A: 1.Ralph Feld 2.Dave Schreiner 3.Kraig Hinkemeyer 4.Clayton Montella 60+ Masters A: 1.Paul Schommer 200 B: 1.Joseph Goth 2.Cole Nash 3.Travis Mathwig 250 B: 1.Cole Jack 2.Zach Wittmer 30+ Vet B: 1.John Liebl 2.Chris Stiefel 3.Mike Kreiner 40+ Sr B: 1.Brian Hanson 2.Todd Lofstrom 3.Juston Beach 4.Douglas Latvala 5.Michael Zappa 6.Michael Strang 7.Steven Lindemer 50+ Super Sr B: 1.Steven Mehr 2.Troy Phillips 200 C: 1.Aundrea Artmann 2.Jayce Zappa 250 C: 1.Ryan Seamans 30+ Vet C: 1.Andy Soteros 2.Travis Deweese 3.Steve Mickolichek 40+ Sr C: 1.Matt Dubbin 2.Peter Anthony 3.Bruce Stageberg 4.Keith Schoeler 5.Chris Rhinehart C Super Sr (50+): 1.Steven Stein Masters (60+): 1.Steve Reschke 2.Terry Wagoner 3.Tom Burns Junior: 1.Ryder Gerulli 2.Cavan Heuer 3.Matias Merten Women: 1.Cassie Flanagan 2.Jessica Rose

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Cedar Lake Arena Motocross New Richmond, Wisconsin - January 19 Cedar Lake Arena Indoor, round 2

he 2019 Cedar Lake Arena indoor motocross season kicked off back in December, and we were excited to catch round two of the racing on January 19th. Dry roads (for the most part) made it easier for riders to travel this weekend, with

entrants from six states attending. The almost snow free winter up to this event didn’t mean winter hadn’t arrived - it was plenty cold out, making the comfortable arena conditions attractive for both riders and spectators. The track was all new from last year pretty much a common theme as it is torn down right after the indoor motocross sea-

son ends for indoor short track racing, then youth auto and even dog shows during the sumer. The youngest of today’s riders kicked off the action with Bentley Farrel quickly taking the lead in 50cc Oil Injected 4-8. It took some great effort during the first lap before Kaleb Davis locked down second place ahead of another tight battle between Seren-

Braxton Kragenbring rode to a strong second overall in 85cc 9-11.

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ity Salas and Leighton Aguirre. Farrel stretched out a little larger lead with every lap to take the day’s first win as the order head through the top four. Jennings Gall crossed in fifth ahead of Drake Savelkoul, Jase Kratt and Weston Otto as Mason Holt ran into problems and wasn’t able to finish. In moto two Farrel doubled his efforts off the line to grab the holeshot. From there the race was his to lose, but he rode mistake free and stayed out front. It took Salas most of the moto to work up to second ahead of Davis and Aguirre. Savelkoul stepped it up late in the moto to beat Gall in for fifth. Justin King took full advantage of a good holeshot on his Honda to lead the twelve +30 class riders into the first jump section. Aaron Deer was running second on his Husqvarna until mid lap when Aaron Pendergast slid to his inside, then jumped past. Once in second, Pendergast put his head down to try and close the gap on leader

Izaak Farrell finished fourth in the 250C class.

Michigan’s Ranger Flinchum swept both motos of the large 250C class to take a win home. CYCLE USA, March 2019

Barry Weinzirl airing it out in +50

Autumn Schlaudeaff grabbed a fifth in the first moto of the Women’s class.

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King. Meantime, Jason Ritt was all over Deer’s rear fender, looking to move up. The laps clicked by with King holding just enough momentum to grab the win by two bike lengths over Pendergast. In the final lap Taylor Otey worked past Dean Anderson and then the battle for second between Deer and Ritt came to an end as the two came together and they both went down. They dropped back to the rear of the pack as Otey inherited third ahead of Daniel Schoumaker and Josh Grover. Anderson got held up in the crash and settled for seventh behind Shawn Ringsaker. The running order in moto two was set early as Pendergast edged out King as they came into the first turn. With Pendergast out front, King could only hope an error would give him a chance as the pace seemed even quicker this time out. Otey was running third and Anderson jumped past Ritt over the large finish line triple for fourth at the end of lap one. That was it for position changes and Pendergast rode to victory with his 2-1 scores. As could be expected here at any race, the 250C class was large, meaning there would be a twist. Two first moto heats would be ran with a final combined moto helping settle the overall score for the best finishers. Riders not qualifying for the final ran in a coni race of their own so they still got two motos of fun in. 250C heat one saw a great race develop with Izaak Farrell leading Jonny Tompkins and Vincent Gregerson right away. Soon enough Hunter Yocom and Trey Hettich were going at it, right behind everyone else. Tompkins was on a mission, making every attempt possible to get around Farrell. As they pushed into the second lap it paid off as he snuck past entering one of the track’s large bowl turns. Once there he led to the end as the order held with Hettich taking over fourth ahead of Yocom, behind Farrell (2nd) and Gregerson. The second heat was another fun race to take in. One consistent was Ranger Flinchum - grabbing the holeshot on his Suzuki and taking off for an easy win. Garret Becker rode a really hard first lap to fight past Brian Goerdt for second. Once there things got a little easier as he opened a gap to enjoy the rest of the race. Andrew Clark gave it his all as well... wanting to get around Goerdt. He pushed right to the end but Goerdt rode really well for third. Sam Haas wrapped up fifth. Fourteen riders took off from the gate in the 250C final. It took two starts to get

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everything off clean as the first left two riders down and needing some assistance. Ranger Flinchum picked up where left off in the second heat, out front. Andrew Clark was riding real well in second after getting ahead of Hettich. Farrell was fourth with Yocom fifth. On the charge, Tomkins, the first heat race winner was stuck in mid pack. That didn’t last long though as he was quickly up to sixth, then past Yocom. A lap later and he was running third ahead of Farrell. By then the leaders were gone and time ran out for the speedster showing he had the ability to make it interesting out front if not for the poor start. PBR, Bell Helmets, Clark Concrete,

Plainview Powersports, FXR backed Andrew Clark, “I started out pretty good and then tried some different lines to move up and that just back fired on me, but I gave it my all. The track is a little slick in spots but overall really good and the fast lines have all moved to the outside. I started racing a few years ago and ride here pretty much every weekend to stay on the bike.” Michigan’s Flinchum, backed by Mika Metals, Maxima Oils, Fly , “After I grabbed the first holeshot, to have it red flagged was sort of a let down as it was the best start I’ve had all day. I got it again and then rode hard for the first three laps to get away and ease off on the last laps. Being smooth and consistent out there makes all the differ-

ence. I was here for the first race and without any indoor riding in Michigan, even with the drive this is great.” 50cc Open 4-8 brings a fun mix of riders together, today there was fourteen in the class. Both motos had KTM mounted Carson Wittman out front and riding extremely well. In moto one, Wittman opened a solid lead right away. Ryder Salas rounded turn two in second with Cooper Lanning, Vincent Astorino and Mason Bair close. That held for a while before Lanning ran into problems, dropping out. Salas rode well for second with Astorino close in third. Bair also put in clean laps for fourth as Tatum Swygman rounded out the top five, just ahead of Peter Grover.

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The youngsters put on a show with many nervous parents standing trackside. Astorino grabbed a big holeshot on his Cobra and led them all through the first lap. Salas was in second and first moto winner Wittman was up to third by the end of the first lap. Wittman wasn’t accepting anything but a win as he passed both the riders in the next half lap to take over out front. Astorino held a good pace in second while Salas went down in a bowl corner and lost a lot of positions before getting restarted. Cooper Lanning had a bad first moto but was making up for it this time, passing his way up to third by mid race. Grover locked down fourth as Brayden Hinck finished fifth. Wittman took the big overall win with Astorino’s 3-2 good for second overall. In the day’s fastest race - the Open A rid-

ers clicked off some impressive laps and showed their technical prowess on the track for sure. Justin Craft crushed the race into turn one to lead Joe Perron, Thomey Dertien and Nick Schnagl in the ten rider class. Before they finished the first lap it was apparent that Perron wasn’t content in second, going after Craft at every opportunity. Back in fourth, Schnagl was first to make a move as he dove under Dertien for third. As they closed out the second lap, Perron made his pass into the lead through the starting area. Nick Jackson had a bad start but methodically worked his way up to fourth by the final lap, bringing Jacob Wilke up to fifth as well. Dertien slipped back to sixth. After finishing second in moto one, Craft was left at the line with a bike problem in

the second moto as Perron rolled out to a holeshot and eventual second win. Schnagl made a first lap pass on Nate Kohnke for second as Wilke was also looking to move up. It took a couple laps before Wilke found a way around Kohnke for third, setting the final order with Dertien in fifth. Schnagl after finishing second, “I struggled with starts earlier and tried a different technique and almost ended up with the holeshot on my 250 vs these 450’s. I rode smart to just finish second after the third in moto one for second overall. The track was pretty good if you stay high in the corners. I want to give a big thanks to Joe at Boumeester Electric, FXR, Nitro Lubricants and Pro Taper and my dad for all their help.” Carson Wittman dominated both motos of the fourteen rider 50cc Open class.

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After a red flag forced a restart of the +50 class, Barry Weinzirl led Mike Dertien into a moto long battle for the win. Those two never gave an inch, taking it right to the white flag where Dertien found the right line at the right time for the win. Bruce Schaapveld sat in third all moto with fellow Yamaha rider Tim Rhode and Rick Thorud behind him. Moto two also had a close race out front, once again Dertien got the best of Weinzirl for the win. Schaapveld didn’t finish, opening the door for Rhode and Thorud to finish 3-4 in the moto and overall. Tatum Thorud put in two excellent rides in the Women’s class for the overall. Makayla Peterson settled for third behind Kendra Tutt in moto one, but turned the good start in moto two into a second place for the moto and overall as it was Tutt’s turn to accept a fine third place finish. Cherish Fischer went 4-5 for fourth overall ahead of Bella Johnson (6-4). The 85cc 9-11 class saw a perfect 1-5 consistency through both motos. Leaving no doubt, Cade Groen ran off with both wins as Braxton Kragenbring also held a nice gap ahead of Kaiden Fischer. Chad Schmitt and Carson Lanning went 4-5, settling into those spots by the end of the first lap in each moto as well. It was another great day for racing... indoors that is. Most to the riders we spoke to had spent Friday night riding, or were planning on staying over in town to ride again on Sunday. It is all about time on the bike for many of them... the racing just helps keep the motivation level high as everyone works through the long winter.

Justin Craft was fast but had bike problems in moto two of Open A. Cedar Lake Arena 1/19/19 Results: 50cc Oil Inj 4-8: 1.Bentley Farrel 2.Serenity Salas 3.Kaleb Davis 4.Leighton Aguirre 5.Drake Savelkoul +30: 1.Aaron Pendergast 2.Justin King 3.Taylor Otey 4.Daniel Schoumaker 5.Dean Anderson 250C: 1.Ranger Flinchum 2.Jonny Tompkins 3.Andrew Clark 4.Izaak Farrell 5.Trey Hettich 85cc 9-12: 1.Cade Groen 2.Braxton Kragenbring 3.Kaiden Fischer 4.Brady Farrell Open B: 1.Levi Dertien 2.Mitchell Prescott 3.Aaron Pendergast 4.Nick Heinen 5.Drew Paskey +40: 1.Troy Lipka 2.Scott Robinson 3.Dean Anderson 4.Mike Jenson 5.Barry Weinzirl 50cc Open 4-8: 1.Carson Wittman 2.Vincent Astorino 3.Peter Grover 4.Mason Bair 5.Tatum Swygman Open A: 1.Joe Perron 2.Nick Schnagl 3.Jacob Wilke 4.Thomey Dertien 5.Nate Kohnke 65cc 7-11: 1.Cade Groen 2.James Schaffer 3.Gavin Roth 4.Cash Wilsey 5.Elijah Anderson 15-29 Open: 1.Nate Kohnke 2.Levi Dertien 3.Nick Fox 4.Justin Craft 5.Nick Heinen Supermini: 1.Brodie Boumeester 2.Rj Thorad 50cc 4-6: 1.Brody Kratt 2.Liam Thomas 3.Drake Savelkoul 4.Kaleb Davis 5.Jennings Gall +50: 1.Mike Dertien 2.Barry Weinzirl 3.Tim Rhode 4.Rick Thorud 5.Bruce Schaapveld Women: 1.Tatum Thorud 2.Makayla Peterson 3.Kendra Tutt 4.Cherish Fischer 5.Bella Johnson

Open C: 1.Andrew Clark 2.Ranger Flinchum 3.Vincent Gregerson 4.Lance Rosa 5.Gage Newbauer 85cc 9-11: 1.Cade Groen 2.Braxton Kragenbring 3.Kaiden Fischer 4.Chad Schmitt 5.Carson Lanning 250B: 1.Reyden Danner 2.Mitchell Prescott 3.Brandon Marsh 4.Joseph Obert-walton 5.Darion Black 50cc 7-8: 1.Carson Wittman 2.Vincent Astorino 3.Cooper Lanning 4.Mason Bair 5.Tatum Swygman 85cc 12-15: 1.Ronnie Orres 2.Brodie Boumeester 3.Rj Thorad 4.Jenna Ettesvold 5.Bella Johnson 65cc 10-11: 1.Cade Groen 2.Gavin Roth 3.Morgan Schlauderaff 4.Logan Schlauderaff 65cc 7-9: 1.James Schaffer 2.Cash Wilsey 3.Caiden Mccoy 4.Elijah Anderson 5.Vincent Astorino Schlby 12-16: 1.Ronnie Orres 2.Reyden Danner 3.Garret Becker 4.Trey Hettich 5.Solomon Rosa 250A: 1.Jacob Wilke 2.Nick Schnagl 3.Nick Fox 4.Joe Perron 5.Conner Burger

Having fun with new friends in the pits is part of why we look forward to these days.

Vincent Gregerson put in a good first heat race in 250C for third. CYCLE USA, March 2019

Middleweights heading down the start straight

Awesome Steel Shoe 3 Hr Campbellsport, Wisconsin - January 20 By Dave Hollub

hat to do mid January when the Packers have all headed to warmer climates for their off season? For 99 teams and a couple hundred

Ironman and Overall winner JR Schnabel

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spectators the answer was simple - go outside, brave the cold and either race or watch the twenty-second Steel Shoe 3 Hour Endurance Ice race. With the temperature hovering around the zero mark at race time the ice was hard and plenty thick to race. Once again The Tiki Bar and Grill on Kettle

Moraine Lake hosted this winter loving group as the new owners showed off a great new interior. New this year the AMA combined with the Steel Shoe 3 Hour to make this the AMA National Ice Finals so we got the treat of watching some up and coming 65cc and 85cc riders show off their talent. The youth riders got first crack at a modified version of the course and after a couple quick warmup laps fourteen bikes lined up for their gate drop. Ethan Ebben led the 85cc bikes down the start straight, slipping back to fifth by the time lap one was scored. Dominic Huey was first to complete the 1.5 mile course. Huey ran into problems on lap two leaving the lead to Colby Bondeson with Trevor Wieling right behind him. Wieling took over the lead on the next lap and held off several challengers until lap ten when Huey was once again out front. Huey held the lead to the finish as Blake Bradish settled into second. Kasyn Callies and Colby Bondeson battled back and forth the final five laps for third. When the checkers flew Bondeson owned the final podium step. The top five riders finished sixteen laps for a total of twenty-four hard fought miles. Afterwards Huey talked about his race â&#x20AC;&#x153;It feels good to be the first Youth winner at the Steel Shoe race. I had a crash on lap

two but I didn’t give up and just kept trying. My bike was running good thanks to my dad changing the jetting and getting everything ready yesterday. Some areas were pretty tight and I wish it had been a little more open so I could sweep through the corners even faster. I really like to go fast. Thanks to my mom and dad, Seth Pickett for hooking me up with tires that really help me win races, and everyone else.” The 65cc riders were next out and Jack Brucks took the early lead, also beginning an ongoing battle with Drake Callies. Callies got out front on lap three but Brucks wasn’t giving up and soon was back into the lead, then grabbing the win at the end of fourteen laps. Callies finished second with Rocket Altman third. At 12:30 the big bikes were lined up waiting their turn on the 7.5 mile Jeff Fredette designed course. First out were the Elite class bikes battling for the AMA national title. Trey Johnson (Johnson Auto Body) was out of the start straight first with the team Cornfield (Hunter Even/ Ken Even) bike close behind. By the time lap one was scored the On Empty (Kyle Johnson/ Davis Fischer) bike was in the lead with Beaver Cycle Elite, Team Cornfield, and Parker Lange completing the top four spots. At the

99 Teams made for a great event.... Here the big bikes wait to start

one hour mark Team Cornfield was still ahead of Beaver Cycle with On Empty slowly falling back to third just ahead of Johnson Auto Body who had slipped past Parker Lange. During hour two Beaver Cycle was running hard and took over the lead. By the time hour two was wrapping up Beaver Cycle was in the class lead with Parker Lange second, then Johnson Auto Body and On Empty also in the top four. Beaver Cycle was forced out with a mechanical on lap fourteen and Parker Lange took advantage to run out front to the finish. On Empty crossed the checkers right behind Lange while Team Cornfield made a late race charge to grab third. The next start wave was Ironman as Jacob Jesko edged out Jason Schreffler and JR Schnabel for the early lead. Schnabel got around Jesko on lap one and for the re-

mainder of the race these two stayed out front. Lance Wollin and Jason Larson rounded out the top four at the end of lap one, battling for position until lap five when Wollin was forced into the pits with a flat front tire. Wollin fought hard once the tire was replaced but the best he could do before the finish was fifth place after getting back into fourth for a couple laps. By the end of lap five Schnabel was not only in the Ironman lead but had now taken the overall lead as well, only to have Jesko back on his rear tire by the end of lap eight. Joe Bibbler ran a steady pace and in the final hour managed to catch and pass Wollin for fourth. Schnabel ground out seventeen laps on the 7.5 mile course for a total of 127 miles. JR Schnabel, “Today was good and like a typical three hour you gotta push hard at the beginning while the track is still smooth CYCLE USA, March 2019

and then stay consistent as the track gets rough. It was a bit harder today starting in the second wave behind the Elites, I think we were forty seconds after them. I was able to get the lead in my group pretty quick but then we began catching the Elites. You can’t rush it and have to keep inching up and then passing them one at a time. My pit-crew kept track of them as I counted down each pass finally knowing the leader was the only one left. Once around him I was able to get a little lead and finally went in for some gas and then came out and cruised the last hour. By the end the track was just brutal so it was good to be riding my pace and not chasing anyone. I did have one tip-over mid race, and lucky just

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minor so I got up quick and kept going. The layout as usual was great, it was a bit tighter and I love tighter tracks. I’m riding

85cc riders lined up and ready

a 350 so I like seeing a tight track, the 450 guys don’t really get to stretch their legs as much. The 350 is lighter and a bit more

maneuverable so it is perfect for this layout. Thanks to West Bend HD, Arai Helmets, Moose Racing, Motion Pro Racing, Maximum Oils, and all the other people always helping me.â&#x20AC;? Next out was the Heavyweight Bike class (with 38 bikes they were divided into two waves) and when the flag dropped the 328 Powersports (Jacob Weidemeyer/Tylor Skodras) bike edged out the rest of the first wave down the start straight. Once lap one went into the books Beaver Cycle Team 2 was out front with 328 and the Harada bike (Craig Pickett/Westley Westesson) close behind. Beaver Cycle stayed out front for the next thirteen laps but in the end due to a penalty (they suffered a mechanical and continued the race for fun on a spare bike) they finished back in nineteenth. By the end of the Dominic Huey (#1) cuts inside of BamBam in 85cc first hour team Just Send It was runas hour two closed Harada finally separated ning right behind Beaver Cycle with from 328 Powersports and began a charge Holeshot HD (Kyle Heller/Michael that put them into the third overall spot. Haynes/Kaley Johnson), Harada and 328 in When the checkers flew 328 Powersports line right behind them. During hour two it was in second followed by Holeshot HD, a was a close battle between 328 Powersports lap behind. and Harada for the second position. Then

Middleweight was lined up next and was formed into a two wave start due to thirtysix bikes entered. The Robâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Performance bike (Tylor Smulders/Seth Doberlein) just edged out Team JJ at the holeshot corner with Team KLIM right on their back fend-

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Kaysyn Callies (97) and Blake Bradish battled in 85cc

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ers. At the end of lap 1 The Whiskey Throttle bike had the lead with Rob’s second and Team KLIM (Scott Fittshur/Benny Carlson) third. Rob’s made a move on lap two and pulled out front beginning to put distance between them and the rest of the Middleweights. Rob’s held onto the lead for the next two hours but by the time the checkers flew Retriever Racing (Pat Ryder/Terry Hahn) had worked their way out front with Team KLIM, Whiskey Throttle (Ethan Rosine/Emmett Sund) and then Northwoods GP (Mitchell Thomson/Vinnie Studt) rounding out the top four places. The Lightweight bikes were the final wave. Schweighardt Concrete (Ben Schweighardt/Cole Godfrey/Ed Smulders) jumped into the lead ahead of US Chrome (Braxton Callies/Luke Padrutt/Jennifer LaTour/Ryan Callies), and Nacho Momma (Elias Saigh/Jennifer Froh) down the start and never looked back holding the lead for the next fifteen laps. US Chrome kept the Schweighardt bike in sight but just couldn’t close the gap before the finish. Nacho Momma was forced out on lap six with a mechanical. Once again the Steel Shoe 3 Hour was able to get enough last minute cold to set up a great ice surface as temperatures plummeted in the week before the race and then benefitted from a fresh snowfall so Jeff Fredette could once again plow out an exciting course. The promoters want to thank all of the Sponsors that make the race possible: Pro-Gold Screws, Suburban Motors HD, Fuel Cafe, The Mack Family (in memory of Steve Mack), Pro Plates, Light Shoe, and Moose Racing. Without the Sponsors this great event and the money they raise to assist injured riders wouldn’t be possible.

Colby Bondeson finished third in 85cc

Thank you also to the 99 teams entered in the big bikes and 14 in the Youth classes as well as all their pit crews, family and spectators that came out to enjoy a perfect Wisconsin Packer-less winter day. Hope to see everyone again in 2019. Results: Youth 65cc: 1.Jack Brucks (14 laps) 2.Drake Callies (13 laps) 3.Rocket Altman (7 laps) Youth 85cc: 1.Dominic Huey (16 laps) 2.Blake Bradish (16 laps) 3.Colby Bondeson (16 laps) 4.Kasyn Callies

(16 laps) 5.Trevor Wieling (16 laps) Elite: 1.Lange Racing- Parker Lange (17 laps- 4th OA) 2.On Empty- Kyle Johnson/ Davis Fischer (17 laps- 5th OA) 3.Team Cornfield- Hunter Even/ Ken Even (17 laps) 4.Johnson Auto Body- Trey Johnson (15 laps) 5.Walter Racing- Kevin Walter/ Jacob Walter (15 laps) Ironman: 1.West Bend HD- JR Schnabel (17 laps) 2.Jesko Racing- Jacob Jesko (17 laps) 3.Goon Squad Larson- Jason Larson (16 laps) 4.Bibbler Racing- Joe Bibbler (16 laps) 5.Sunset Bar and Grill- Lance Wollin (16 laps) Heavyweight Bikes: 1.Harada- Craig Pickett/ Westley Westesson (17 laps- 3rd OA) 2.328 Powersports AJacob Weidemeyer/ Tylor Skodras (17 laps) 3.Holeshot HD- Kyle Heller/ Michael Haynes/ Kaley

Johnson (16 laps) 4.Jake Drummond- Mike Drummond/ Jake Drummond (16 laps) 5.Southeast SalesBrady Lange/ Cody Thompson (16 laps) Middleweight Bikes: 1.Retriever Racing- Pat Ryder/ Terry Hahn (16 laps) 2.Team KLIM- Scott Fittshur/ Benny Carlson (16 laps) 3.Whiskey Throttle- Ethan Rosine/ Emmett Sund (16 laps) 4.North Woods GPMitchell Thomson/ Vinnie Studt (16 laps) 5.Team Robâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Performance- Tylor Smulders/ Seth Doberlein (16 laps) Lightweight Bikes: 1.Schweighardt Concrete- Ben Schweighardt/ Cole Godfrey/ Ed Smulders (15 laps) 2.US Chrome- Braxton Callies/ Luke Padrutt/ Jennifer LaTour/ Ryan Callies (15 laps) 3.Nacho Momma- Elias Saigh/ Jennifer Froh

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Mille Lacs Ice Racing

#111 Brock Zychowski earned the Iron Man award, competing in five classes.

Onamia, Minnesota - February 2 By Tim McBride

he Midwest Ice Racing Association held round three of their five race championship series on Mille Lacs Lake in Onamia, MN., where the weather Gods were shining down on them in a fabulous way. The last two weeks the Upper Midwest has seen record breaking sub-zero

temperatures. This week’s event saw the mercury cruising up to the mid-twenties with light winds which made for a delightful day of ice racing action. Quad racing extraordinaire Brock Zychowski was among the most successful of contenders as the Brockstar Motorsports Rath Racing sponsored rider topped all four quad classes on the day, and for the first

time took part in a motorcycle class (Open C) and finished a respectable eighth place out of nineteen riders, which was the largest class of the day. “My first ever race on the bike was a social media hit for us as well!” explained Zychowski afterwards. “On the quad we were on fire and ended up with four overall wins. We’ll try to keep the momentum rolling and see if we can come home with the championship!” Zychowski, who hails from Iron River WI., won the Quad A 250/450, Unstudded Open 16+, Open A, and the Dash for Cash. The heavily populated Open C bike class was won by Rowdy Sorenson who topped the Open C 14-29 age group as well. DJ Keeler was also a multi-class winner as he took the overall in the Open B bike class and Open B 14-29 class.

The eleven rider combo 2-stroke/ 4-stroke Mini class was won by #119 Tucker Reuikke (currently behind the #119 with red helmet Aiden Nelson) CYCLE USA, March 2019

A heated battle in the Open A final where D23 flat tracker #42 Jeremiah Lindberg crashed heavily out of contention. #393 Neil Pede finished 1-1 to score the overall win.

The Open A bike class, a twelve rider affair saw a host top-guns go at it in dramatic fashion. The first moto was won by Niel Pede ahead of a heated three way battle between Jason Larson, Cole Sindler and Jeremiah Lindberg. The second moto saw the District 23 flat track AFT Singles fast guy Lindberg out front in the early laps trying to improve his fourth place moto one finish

until disaster struck on the checkered flag straight away. Lindberg crashed and was immediately run over by Pede which sent his bike tumbling end over end after slamming into the snow bank. “We were going into the first corner after the finish line and I hit some breaking bumps going into the corner and washed the front end of the bike,” Lindberg explained afterwards. “I

was sliding to the outside of the track and he (Pede) ran over the lower part of my back while trying to avoid me.” Lindberg was sporting some pretty nasty cuts and scrapes and will probably be sticking to the bed sheets for a while. “My back is still sore, but it could have been much worse,” Lindberg said. Pede remarkably was able to make the singlefile restart and went on to score the eventual overall victory. Every racer knows the efforts to promote a race/ championship are at the least - astronomical. Foxboro, WI natives Diane and Denny Almer, have been promoting the series since 2013. “We have a loyal following with a lot of great riders,” explains Diane Almer. “We are always encouraging anyone to come try the sport out. We average about 100 entries at each event. With the help of our gracious sponsors we are allowed to continue to give out large payouts in both A and B classes. We have a dedicated crew of about thirty people that help at each race. It’s a lot of work and time, but we wouldn’t have it any other way.” #112 Rowdy Sorenson leads the pack in the nineteen rider Open C class.

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Mille Lacs Ice Race Motorcycle Results: 50cc 4-8: 1.Gavin Hill 2.Jeb Bonner 3.Liam Lokken 4.Carter Jensen 5.Brody Larsen 65cc 7-11: 1.Aiden Nelson 2.Mikaila Berg 3.Miles Morris 4.Brayden Crust 5.Mike Fiegle 60-100cc 7-14: 1.Tucker Reuille 2.Aiden Nelson 3.Miles Morris 4.Grason Crust 5.Kam Edwards

2-Stroke Open: 1.Evan Sheff 2.Cole Spindler 3.Wade Almer 4.Nick Berg 5.Gavin Love Open C: 1.Rowdy Sorenson 2.Shawn Gregerson 3.Daniel Bushey 4.James Norkunes 5.Alex Freeman Open B: 1.DJ Keeler 2.Nick Berg 3.Jace Mattson 4.Tyler Gravening 5.Jorden Klejeski Open A: 1.Neil Pede 2.Jason Larson 3.Cole Spindler

4.Gavin Love 5.Alan Slepica Open 14-29: 1.Rowdy Sorenson 2.Tucker Stamper 3.Daniel Bushey 4.Jameson Norkunas 5.Garrett Knutson Open B 14-29: 1.DJ Keeler 2.Jorden Klejeski 3.Tevin Liimantainen 4.Jace Mattson 5.Roger Zachmann Open A 14-29: 1.Gavin Love 2.Jason Larson 3.Neil Pede 4.Alan Slepica 5.Evan Sheff +30: 1.Kyle Love 2.Mark Deal 3.Dennis Goman 4.Jeff Berg 5.Jerry Lindvall +40: 1.Jeff Berg 2.Mark Deal 3.Alex Freeman 4.Dennis Goman 5.Jerry Lindvall Dash For Cash: 1.Neil Pede 2.Jeremiah Lindberg 3.Jason Larson 4.Cole Spindler 5.Evan Sheff

#267 DJ Keeler won the fourteen rider Open B class

Quad Results: Studded 50-125cc 4-9: 1.Gabe Killian Studded +30: 1.Scott Williams 2.Bryan Skaudis 3.Ezra Magunson 4.TW Reuille 5.Nick Hondl Studded 200/350cc 10-15: 1.Blake Jenner 2.Wyatt Engelman Utility 4X4: 1.AJ Berg 2.Randy Back Studded C: 1.Dylan Stucynski 2.Carson Hjelmen 3.Brad Passow 4.Brendon Tempel 5.Paige Oliver Studded B: 1.Jon Johnson Jr 2.Austin Johnson 3.Dallas Bullford 4.Zach Hipsher 5.Griffin Vetse Studded A: 1.Brock Zychowski 2.Marshall Bridges Unstudded Open: 1.Brock Zychowski 2.Bryan Skaudis 3.Scott Williams 4.Zak Skaudis Studded C Open: 1.Brad Passow 2.Dylan Stucynski 3.Carson Hjelmen 4.Nick Hondl 5.William Arnold III Studded B Open: 1.Austin Johnson 2.Jon Johnson Jr 3.Ezra Magunson 4.Griffin Vetse 5.Dallas Bullford Studded A Open: 1.Brock Zychowski 2.Marshall Bridges Dash For Cash: 1.Brock Zychowski 2.Marshall Bridges 3.Devon Stucynski

The Vet 30 Plus class saw Scott Williams #8, come out ahead of a heated battle with #2 Bryan Skaudis. CYCLE USA, March 2019

Otter Street Ice Racing Oshkosh, Wisconsin - Febraury 2 By Gordon Lunde

he Beaver Cycle Club promotes short track ice races in conjunction with the Otter Street Fishing Club every year and uses the opportunity to put our sport in front of a huge crowd that gathers for the festivities. The fishing club has a large tent with food and beverages. Games for the kids, raffles and door prizes go on all day. It’s a great event for the whole family. Escanaba, Michigan’s Tyler Livingston put his Ox Motorsports/ NTech/ Zambons Motorsports/ Hyde Self Storage KTMs out front in three different classes on the day. In the 250 class, Emmett Sund got the jump at the green flag and led the first lap. Livingston pushed his KTM out front on lap two and ran there the rest of the race. Sund took second followed by Ethan Rosine. In the Open Amateur event, Livingston benefitted from Clay Johnson’s mishap in turn one and took the lead. Johnson remounted but was out of the lead pack. Brock Schwarzenbacher gave chase along with Sonny Johnson. The pair had a great

battle for second, but were never able to close on Livingston. Schwarzenbacher took the runner-up spot over Johnson. The 450 class brought about one of the best races of the day. Sonny Johnson got out front early and led through lap one.

Ethan Rosine and Livingston fought hard for second place staying close to Johnson. On lap two Rosine and Livingston got by Johnson when he ran wide in turn one. Lap four saw Livingston move into the lead and take the checkers on the next lap. Rosine

Mike Hoksch won both the Pro TT and Open Pro Quad classes.

The day’s big winner #18 Tyler Livingston battles with Clay Johnson.

held second with Johnson third. Mike Hoksch took multiple wins with victories in the Pro Quad TT and Open Pro Quad classes. In the youth classes, which are always a crowd pleaser, Jack Brucks (50cc), Braxton Jacobson (65cc) and Kasyn Callies (85cc) won their prospective classes. These young kids are the future of our sport and gave it their all on a cold winter day to show their skills and gain more knowledge for their points events this summer. Otter Street, Miller’s Bay, not just for fishing… Join us next year for a bigger, better show.

Schnoll 3.Brad Thoma 4.Jesse Beck Quad Class Results: 2x Rubber: 1.Reece Botzet 2.Brandon Peterson Pro Rubber: 1.Shane Statz 2.Ryan Koester 3.Jayden Rose 4.Cody Buckeridge 5.Tyler Severson Pro Rubber TT 1.Cody Buckeridge 2.Shane Staz 3.Ryan Koester 4.Tyler Severson 5.Jayden Rose

Open: 1.Matt Schmitz 2.Brandon Peterson 3.Cade Wolf Open Pro: 1.Mike Hoksch 2.Taylor Huisman 3.Hayden Reitz 4.Brandon Gonia 5.Jake McHoes Am TT: 1.Brandon Peterson 2.Al Seivert 3.Cade Wolf Pro TT: 1.Mike Hoksch 2.Taylor Huisman 3.Jake McHoes 4.DJ Slosser 5.Jacob Appleton

Jack Brucks was the 50cc class winner.

Motorcycle Results 50cc: 1.Jack Brucks 2.Braxton Jacobson 3.Paige Keck 4.Dominick Ro overs 5.Jayde Keck - YAM 65cc: 1.Braxton Jacobson 2.Drake Callies 3.Lexi Jung 85cc: 1.Kasyn Callies 2.Jack Brucks 3.Sawyer Dix 4.Vincent Jung 5.Xander Figliuzzi 250cc: 1.Tyler Livingston 2.Emmett Sund 3.Ethan Rosine 4.Avery Dix 5.Jacob Chase 450cc: 1.Tyler Livingston 2.Ethan Rosine 3.Sonny Johnson 4.Brock Schwarzenbacher 5.DJ Slosser Open Am: 1.Tyler Livingston 2.Brock Schwarzenbacher 3.Sonny Johnson 4.DJ Slosser 5.Gordy Halsey Twins/ Vintage: 1.Joe Stoppleworth 2.Dan Luchon 3.Dan Vrana Vets: 1.Clay Johnson 2.Gordy Halsey 3.Cory Pangborn 4.Jeff Wick 5.Jason Dix Super Senior: 1.Frank Kaiser 2.B. Zanzig 3.Nick Jacobs 4.Joe Stoppleworth 5.Doug Brockleman Amateur TT: 1.Sonny Johnson 2.Mike Drummond 3.Ethan Rosine 4.Brett Stumpf 5.Travis Rosine Canadian Screw ProAm TT: 1.Vincent Studt 2.Evan

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Annual District 16 Banquet Another winner as over 500 attend Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin - November 10 AMA District 16 Annual Banquet

end for everyone, often starting on Friday or even Thursday. The weekend schedule was changed up some this year. The Friday night motocross club/ promoter meeting was moved to Saturday morning... to run along with the other break-out meetings for each discipline - be it dirt track, trials and all the others. Friday night now focused on a new Youth Off Road Riders gathering. This fantastic movement to get more new and youth riders

he second weekend of November... cold outside, usually a little ice or even snow already - yet it marks the biggest event of the AMA District 16 season. Indoors, no motorcycles or ATV’s running, just a bunch of like-minded racing/ riding enthusiast enjoying a great weekend. The destination has remained the same the last several years and we see no change in that ahead - the Kalahari Resort in tourism driven Wisconsin Dells has been excellent. It is a centrally located destination for much of our family and draws members from Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota in addition to the expected large Wisconsin and Michigan crowd. While some come for Saturday night only, many make it a full weekend. The overall attendance continues to grow as many extended rider family members and friends now join us, even if it is just for the discounted rooms and some fun times outside of the banquet activities. The waterpark, activity centers, bowling alley, bars, food options and even a movie theatre make this a busy week- Some of the youth Dirt Track award winners having a good night.

involved in riding and racing was spearheaded by Melissa and Todd Ellingson... with the leadership of the group being quickly turned over to a group of local youth off-road riders to act as the group’s leadership team. Melissa on the activities Friday night, “Friday night we added an extra banquet for our Youth Off Road Riders to celebrate with all of the beginner riders that experienced riding a dirt bike for the first time. It was great to have clubs and

Motocross champions with their awarda and DOC jackets

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promoters be a guest at this event to support the upcoming generation of riders. We had balloon fights, a dance party and glowing trophies. We were pumped for our special guests; privateer Heath Harrison and local Carter Biese. 2019 will have more surprises and options for our riders to make the most of their weekend at Kalahari!” Saturday’s day long meetings involve all the District clubs and promoters. Rules are reviewed and tweaked as needed. Officers

are selected and a lot of work is done in a very condensed time to get the following season planned. It is amazing what can be accomplished in such a short time by this group dedicated to the sport we all enjoy so much. Fortunately, all the past board members/ volunteers have stayed on and we are excited to include Miranda Amerling as our new District secretary. Her skill set will go a long ways to helping the team stay organized and communicating well in 2019.

At the end of the meetings, Matt Sather who took over coordinating the Hare Scrambles/ Gran Prix racing efforts with District 16 two years ago was quite excited about how things are going with the offroad racing. Sather, “It was great to see the HS/GP schedule fill up quickly and give us the opportunity to have almost every race inside of our district. We have had a huge amount of good feedback on the GP races and with the support we are seeing from the

2018 District 16 Hare Scrambles Champions

The 2018 Dirt Track Champions CYCLE USA, March 2019

tracks, I'm sure they will have their own series in the near future. We also have more HS races because of it, which is great. I'm very excited to see a great season of racing in 2019 with some awesome new events added to the schedule." Once the meetings wrap up a group of volunteers jump in to assist banquet coordinator Melissa Ellingson with the final details in the two large banquet rooms. Awards are organized, drawing displays set and all just in time as the lines start to form in the hallways well in advance of the official event opening. Banquet time is finally here! After an excellent sit down dinner was enjoyed by several hundred, a couple hundred more attendees flow into the room as there’s alThe Fly Racing team kept busy between ways the option for a “awards only” tickets showing off gear and handing out door prizes. for riders and their guests. Like last year, two rooms were used for passing out awards after dinner. This way each discipline isn’t rushed and everyone can enjoy even more time with a smaller group of friends. Ken Schuck, the District 16 Treasurer and very long time Madison Motorcycle club member has been attending these events for as long as anyone. Schuck, “I have been going to the Awards Banquet over 40 Hare Scramble youth riders with their awards.

Enduro top finishers

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years. Once again it was great to see families, friends and competitors cheering for everyone from under six to over sixty years of age. There was lots of smiles and bench racing as the group picked their favorite raffle prizes and caught up with old friends.” Danny Vrana, the Dirt Track Coordinator was happy with not only how his earlier meetings went, but was thoroughly impressed with the fun and turn-out for the

Fan Favorite once again, John Anetsberger collects the award for X-Mas Motorsports Park

banquet. “For dirt track, it was one of the best banquets we’ve held. Almost all the awards were received by the racers and we finished with a great party in the banquet room afterwards. The earlier meetings for dirt track were well attended by clubs, promoters and racers. We had a lot of good discussions on new rules and how to better the 2019 season. I can't wait till spring to hit the tracks.”

Obviously the center of attention at the banquet is the awards - and the recognition of a season’s hard work by the riders. Passing out hundreds of beautiful awards and jackets takes a couple hours and is time well spent. Like Schuck said, there’s nothing but smiles in both rooms. This really is a party and a fantastic get together - that keeps getting better every year, with more and more attendance..

Everyone was having a good time.....

All smiles... the 2018 District 16 Trials top finishers. CYCLE USA, March 2019

Youth Off Road Riders as their fun Friday night activities wrap-up.

Lucky winners from the grand prize drawings. Many others went home with cool stuff as well!

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Scott Biese has been District 16’s Motocross coordinator for a couple years now and has seen it improve even in that limited time. Biese, “I’ve only been a part of the banquets for a few years but in that short time you can see the difference in the excitement from the families and racers attending the banquet and accepting awards. The atmosphere is even more enjoyable and energetic. I’ve also noticed the vast majority of awards are picked up at the banquet. Just two years ago there were three complete boxes of awards left. This year it was down to a partial box.” Once all the awards are passed out... the speeches made, and special moments captured by dozens of family members holding up cell phones for photos, everyone reconvenes in the large room. It is drawing time... cocktails are flowing and enthusiastic conversations are being enjoyed to the point where it is actually pretty loud in the room... a good loud for sure. Kids are running around having fun, being kids. Everyone is having a great time their own way. Then it quiets down, a lot... two motorcycles courtesy of Sportland2, two Yamaha generators made possible by Port Yamaha, a ton of cool stuff from Fly Racing, County Cycle, Narelli Racing and others will be drawn for and everyone wants to make sure not to miss their lucky number being announced. The support of these sponsors along with DOC Energy Drink, Golden Eagle Homes and all the others make this huge part of the banquet possible - and we need to thank them at every opportunity. Even after all this, the night isn’t done yet. Riders and family member options continue and many stay for dancing and more celebrating as we had some fun music from a very talented DJ. Others went to the bowling/ sports bar area... kids activity areas or whatever they wanted. Fun here can last well into the night and it always does even if that means quietly sitting back in one of the

nice rooms, taking in all of the last several hours. It was another awesome, fast moving weekend for everyone involved. If you attended this year, thank you for joining us. If you missed it... don’t make the same mistake in 2019. Mark the calendars now for the second weekend of November - make your room reservations in late September when the option becomes available - then join us for a weekend of fun. It absolutely does not matter if you are an award winner or not, this is just a good time with great people! See you here in November, until then, make the most of the warm and “hopefully” perfect weather coming in 2019!

Warren Martyniak was recognized for his support and true passion of this sport with the Lofquist Racing Award.

Motocross Women with their awards. CYCLE USA, March 2019

2019 D23 Events Dates subject to change, please check website and verify before you make the trip

Non-Points MX www.armca.org Dates subject to change Verify before you make the trip

Motocross April 7 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 14 Straight Arrows........................Grantsburg 28 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 28 Motocity Raceway......................Little Falls May 5 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 5 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 12 Motocity Raceway......................Little Falls 12 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 19 Echo Valley................................Brookston 19 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 19 Motokazie ...................................Mankato 26 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 26 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 27 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 27 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville June 2 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 2 Motokazie ...................................Mankato 9 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 16 Echo Valley................................Brookston 23 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 23 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 30 Motocity Raceway......................Little Falls 30 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville July 4 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 7 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 14 Echo Valley................................Brookston 14 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 19 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 21 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 28 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 28 Diamond Park.............................Lakefield August 4 Motocity Raceway......................Little Falls 4 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 11 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 11 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 18 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples *Featured Event* 25 Echo Valley................................Brookston 25 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 25 Diamond Park.............................Lakefield September 1 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 1 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 2 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 2 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 8 Berm Benders ...................................Mora *Featured Event* 15 Echo Valley................................Brookston 15 Diamond Park.............................Lakefield 22 Motocity Raceway......................Little Falls 22 Motokazie ...................................Mankato 29 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville *Featured Event*

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May 11 Motocity Raceway......................Little Falls LL Area Qual. June 9 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville LL Reg. Qual. July 20 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville *Pro National* October 6 Echo Valley................................Brookston 6 Berm Benders ...................................Mora 13 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples 13 Spring Creek MX ...........................Millville 20 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge

Quad Motocross April 14 Straight Arrows........................Grantsburg May 19 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge June 2 Diamond Park.............................Lakefield 9 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge 23 Kato Cycle Club............................Mankato 30 Hurricane Hills ............................Mazeppa July 14 Diamond Park.............................Lakefield 28 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge Aug 11 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge Sept 1-2 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge Oct 20 BCMX Adventure Park ...............Cambridge *Non Points*

Hare Scrambles April 28 ERX Motor Park............................Elk River May 12 ....................................................Millville June 16 Straight Arrows ..................Meadow Valley 30 MORR ......................................Kensington July 28 Norsemen...............................Trollhaugen Aug 4 Range Riders.............................Brookston Sept 29 Motocity Raceway...........................Staples Oct 6 Golden Eagles...............................Millville

Enduro May 4-5 Norsemen ................................Cambridge June 1-2 River Valley ER........................Huntersville July 13-14 Norsemen .........................................Mora August 10-11 Central Iowa ER.........................Dayton, IA

17-18 Paul Bunyan FR ..............................Akeley 24-25 Straight Arrows ...........................Duquette

Trail Rides May 18-19 Golden Eagles.............................Theilman June 22 Twin Cities TR................................Millville *Beginner* August 3-4 Kato Cycle Club............................Mankato September 7-8 Golden Eagles.............................Theilman 28-29 Twin Cities TR..........................Huntersville October 19-20 Paul Bunyan FR ..............................Akeley

Hillclimb May 11-12 Indianhead MC...........................Red Wing June 15 Kato Cycle Club............................Mankato 22-23 CMJ ..........................................Hixton, WI August 24 Kato Cycle Club............................Mankato 25 Flying Dutchmen .........................New Ulm September 8 Valley Springs.........................Bay City, WI 14 Millville Hillclimb..........................Millville 15 Millville Hillclimb..........................Millville *AMA Pro* 21-22 Indianhead MC...........................Red Wing

Road April 20 North Star - Flood RunLake St. Croix Beach August 3 Kato Cycle Club............................Mankato 17 MS River Road.............................Lakeville September 21 North Star - Flood RunLake St. Croix Beach

Dual Sport July 20 Valley Springs .......................Ellsworth, WI September 7-8 Golden Eagles.............................Theilman 28-29 Twin Cities TR..........................Huntersville October 12-13 Norsemen ......................................Walker

Flat Track March 22 DS Bike Show ................................St. Paul *Non points* 23 DS Bike Show ................................St. Paul *Limited Classes* April 27-28 Shadow Valley Drifters..New Richmond, WI May 18-19 Flying Dutchmen .........................New Ulm June

2 Dice Brothers ............................St. Charles July 11 Dice Brothers ............................St. Charles Night 27 Mississippi Thunder.........Fountain City, WI August 24 Dice Brothers ............................St. Charles September 14-15 Flying Dutchmen .........................New Ulm October 19-20 Shadow Valley Drifters..New Richmond, WI

District 23 Club/ Promoters

BCMX Adventure Park ....................651-307-4855 Berm Benders Raceway..................321-679-2582 CMJ Raceway ................................563-923-0420 Diamond Park MX .........................507-853-4529 Dice Brothers Racing......................507-269-7644 DS Bike .........................................952-884-3100 Echo Valley Motopark.....................218-391-8422 Flying Dutchmen Cycle Club ...........507-388-1671 Golden Eagles................................507-219-9987 Hi-Winders/Spring Creek MX Park .507-753-2779 Indianhead Cycle Club ...................651-755-6709 Kato Cycle Club..............................507-340-7870 Midwest Off Road Riders ................320-815-8199 Millville Hillclimb...........................507-380-4791 Mississippi Thunder Speedway .......608-863-1662 Moto City Raceway.........................218-894-2826 Motokazie .....................................763-234-5981 MS River Road Run .........................612-423-4192 Norsemen Motorcycle Club .............612-720-5432 North Star Riders Club ...................651-408-7210 Paul Bunyan Forest Riders .............793-269-1822 Range Riders Motorcycle Club ........651-408-7323 River Valley Enduro Riders..............612-247-2039 Shadow Valley Drifters...................715-497-3607 Straight Arrow Enduro Riders.........651-226-2305 Twin Cities Trail Riders....................612-965-8618 Valley Springs................................651-755-6709

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, Mark Vanderwerf...........................952-469-3841 Government Relations Tom & Karen Umphress ..................612-965-8618 Recognition Chair, Lisa Boaz...........651-808-0014 Webmaster, Jessica Noaeill ............651-587-4435 Membership, Angela John..............612-386-6680 Rider Outreach, Nick Jackson ARMCA/District 23 Office: Justin Rumpca, 651-998-0406 info@armca.org

2019 D16 Events Dates subject to change, please check website and verify before you make the trip

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Motocross * Indicates D16 Points Paying Event April 14 * Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 21 * Sugar Maple MX ..................Hill Point 28 * Rapid Angels MC Club ..........Dyracuse May 4 Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton Area Qualifier 5 * Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton Area Qualifier 11 * Gravity night ..........................Chilton 12 * Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 19 * Marshfield T&T Riders .......Marshfield 25 * Fantasy Moto ......................Mountain 26 * Fantasy Moto ......................Mountain June 1 * Valley Raceway .........Crystal Falls, MI 2 * Valley Raceway .........Crystal Falls, MI 9 Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills Pro-Am Motocross 22 Xmas Motorsports .........Christmas, MI 23 * Xmas Motorsports .........Christmas, MI 22 * Sugar Maple MX ..................Hill Point Youth Classes 23 * Sugar Maple MX ..................Hill Point ProAm MX Points & Amateur Classes July 13 * Fantasy Moto....................Wittenberg 14 * Fantasy Moto....................Wittenberg 14 Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 28 * CMJ Raceway...........................Hixton August 3 * Xmas Motorsports .........Christmas, MI 4 * Xmas Motorsports .........Christmas, MI 10 * Gravity Park night ..................Chilton 10 * Range Motocross...........Houghton, MI 11 * Range Motocross...........Houghton, MI 11 Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 17 Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton 18 * Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton 24 * Gravity Park night ..................Chilton 31 Fantasy Moto ......................Mountain September 1 * Fantasy Moto ......................Mountain 7 Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills Limited Vet classes 8 Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 14 Sugar Maple MX ..................Hill Point 15 * Sugar Maple MX ..................Hill Point 22 * Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton October 13 * Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills

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Trials

Dirt Track

April 14 WI Observed Trials Assoc. ...............Mauston May 4 WI Observed Trials Assoc..............Oregon, IL 5 WI Observed Trials Assoc..............Oregon, IL June 15 WI Observed Trials Assoc...........Door County 16 WI Observed Trials Assoc...........Door County 29 WI Observed Trials Assoc.................Baraboo 30 WI Observed Trials Assoc.................Baraboo July 20 WI Observed Trials Assoc................Wauzeka 21 WI Observed Trials Assoc................Wauzeka August 3 CMJ Raceway ........................Manchester, IA September 14 WI Observed Trials Assoc ................Mauston 15 WI Observed Trials Assoc ................Mauston

*Limited classes, see rules for list April 27 ST/ TT Shad Val Drifters......New Richmond 28 ST/ TT Shad Val Drifters......New Richmond May 11 ST Gravity Park USA ....................Chilton 18 ST Beaver Cycle Club...................Atwater 19 TT Beaver Cycle Club...................Atwater 31 ST Dairyland Classic, Non D16 .Plymouth June 1 ST Ace Racing Co.............................Cecil 8 1/3* SST’s .................................Darlington 15 ST Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 22 HM Beaver Cycle Club......Dodge Cnty Fair

Hillclimb May 11 Indianhead M/C....................Red Wing, MN 12 Indianhead M/C....................Red Wing, MN June 9 Rapid Angels MC Club ................ Wis Rapids 16 Kettle Moraine Spt Rdrs ..............Kewaskum S-Pro/ Stock points 22 CMJ Raceway ....................................Hixton 23 CMJ Raceway ....................................Hixton September 8 Valley Springs M/C.........................Bay City 14 Spring Creek Mx ......................Millville, MN 15 Spring Creek Mx ......................Millville, MN AMA Pro event 21 Indianhead M/C....................Red Wing, MN 22 Indianhead M/C....................Red Wing, MN

Hare Scrambles GP - Indicates GP style events. These pay hare scramble points, will run a shorter two moto format, roughly 25 minutes each. April 27 GP Rapid Angels MC Club ..........Dyracuse May 19 HS Madison MC Club.....................Adams June 22 GP X-Mas Motosports..........Christmas, MI July 20 GP X-Mas Motosports..........Christmas, MI 21 HS X-Mas Motosports..........Christmas, MI 27 GP CMJ Raceway...........................Hixton 28 HS CMJ Raceway...........................Hixton August 4 HS Forest City Riders .................Byron, IL 25 HS CMJ Raceway...........................Hixton September 8 GP Marshfield T&T Riders ......MarshfieldI 15 GP Beaver Cycle Club...................Burnett 21 GP Rapid Angels MC Club ..........Dyracuse 22 HS Rapid Angels MC Club ..........Dyracuse 29 GP Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills October 20 HS CMJ Raceway ..........................Adams

July 20 ST Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 25 ST* CMJ Raceway.........................Portage 27 ST Shad Val Drifters ...........Fountain City August 3 ST* SST’s ..............................Door County 10 1/3* Wausau 525..........................Wausau 10 ST Gravity Park USA ....................Chilton 11 TT Wausau 525..........................Wausau 17 ST Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 18 ST Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 24 ST Beaver Cycle Club...................Atwater 28 HM* DVR Enterprises .....................Elkhorn September 7 ST* Prach Promotions ......................Viola 14 TT * Beaver Cycle Club...................Atwater 21 ST Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 22 ST Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills October 19 ST/ TT Shad Val Drifters......New Richmond 20 ST/ TT Shad Val Drifters......New Richmond

Dual Sport June 8-9 Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders...........Wabeno July 20 Valley Springs Motorcycle Club.......Ellsworth September 28-29 Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders ..Wabeno October 19 Kettle Moraine Sport Riders .........West Bend 26 Madison Motorcycle Club...........Cross Plains

Enduro April 14 Grand Kankakee T Riders ........Roselawn, IN July 14 Norsemen MC...............................Mora, MN 21 Forest City Riders MC .....................Byron, IL August 10 Hill and Gully Riders MC..........Roselawn, IN 11 Hill and Gully Riders MC..........Roselawn, IN 25 Straight Arrow End Riders.......Duquette, MN September 29 WFO Promotions........................Geneseo, IL October (2020 Points) 13 SEWER MC ...........................................Hixton

November 3 Riders MC...................................Goshen, IN 10 Forest City Riders MC...............Leaf River, IL Annual Meetings/ Banquet November 9 District 16 Banquet/ Meeting ..........WI Dells

Clubs and Promoters

Ace Racing Company.......................715-212-6340 Arkansas Creek Cycle Club..............715-285-5679 Aztalan Cycle Club.........................................N/A Beaver Cycle Club...........................920-319-6889 CMJ Raceway.................................608-220-6853 Door County Fair Association..........920-495-7320 DVR Enterprises .............................262-689-2842 Fantasy Moto .................................920-419-2863 Gravity Park USA ...........................920-378-3864 Kettle Moraine Sports Riders...........262-334-1743 Madison M/C.................................608-225-5001 Marshfield T & T Riders ..................715-785-8025 Range Moto-X.................................906-369-8461 Rapid Angels Motorcycle Club .........715-323-2235 Rib Mountain Riders.......................715-359-9543 Southeast Wisconsin End Riders .....262-443-8601 Southeastern Short Trackers ...........262-303-1331 Sugar Maple MX ............................608-425-8643 UP Sandstormers ...........................906-869-6724 Valley Raceway ..............................906-281-5476 Valley Springs MC Club ...................715-323-4134 Wausau 525 Group ........................715-351-0525 Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders...........920-350-2030 Wisconsin Observed Trials...............319-624-2003 X-Mas Family Motorsports ..............847-702-1400

Associate Members

Forest City Riders M/C ............(IL) 815-980-4665 Fox Valley Off-Road.................(IL) 815-539-9021 Grand Kankakee Trail Riders ..(IL) 708-946-0999 Hill & Gully ...........................(IN) 847-826-8537 Indianhead MC.....................(MN) 651-345-4376 Norsemen MC Club...............(MN) 763-263-9835 Shadow Valley Drifters...........(MN) 715-222-4310 Straight Arrow Enduro Riders.(MN) 651-456-0224 WFO Promotions .....................(IL) 309-314-3343

District 16 Officers:

President, Todd Ellingson ................715-451-1168 V. President, Joe Stoppleworth........920-579-2372 Secretary, Miranda Amerling..........262-339-1695 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, Steven Kaczmarowski........262-930-0358 Hare Scram, Matt Sather................608-577-9962 Hillclimb, Mike Bronk.....................715-325-4034 Motocross, Scott Biese.....................920-419-2863 Dual Sport, Brett Lobajeski.............920-922-0979 Trials, Kevin Huber .........................319-330-6700

2019 D17 Events Dates subject to change, please check website and verify before you make the trip October 6 Muddobbers M/CÂ ............Matthews, IN 20 Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders .....White City November 3 Riders MC............................Goshen, IN 10 Forest City Riders MC.............Leaf River

Gran Prix www.amadistrict17.com Dates subject to change

Dirt Track All have Quad classes, except when marked w/* April 7 ST Pekin M/C ..............................Pekin, IL 13 TT Splinter Creek Dirt Riders Fosterburg, IL 14 TT Pekin M/C ..............................Pekin, IL 27 TT Lamoine Ramblers M/C ......Macomb, IL May 4 ST* Galesburg M/C ................Galesburg, IL 11 ST Lamoine Ramblers M/C ......Macomb, IL 18 TT Pekin M/C ..............................Pekin, IL 24 TT* Steve Nace Racing...........Springfield, IL 26 TT Central Illinois M/C ...............Neoga, IL 27 TT Central Illinois M/C ...............Neoga, IL June 7 ST* Galesburg M/C ................Galesburg, IL ST State Championship 8 TT* Peoria M/C............................Peoria, IL TT State Championship 15 ST Pekin M/C ..............................Pekin, IL 29 ST Lamoine Ramblers M/C ......Macomb, IL July 13 ST Lamoine Ramblers M/C ......Macomb, IL 20 ST Pekin M/C ..............................Pekin, IL 24 HM* Central Illinois M/C........Champaign, IL HM State Championship 27 ST Lamoine Ramblers M/C ......Macomb, IL August 16 ST* Galesburg M/C ................Galesburg, IL 30 ST* Steve Nace Racing...........Springfield, IL September 1 TT Central Illinois M/C ...............Neoga, IL 2 TT Central Illinois M/C ...............Neoga, IL 21 TT Splinter Creek Dirt Riders Fosterburg, IL October 19 TT Splinter Creek Dirt Riders Fosterburg, IL

Enduro April 14 Grand Kankakee TR ..........Roselawn, IN June 2 Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders .....White City 23 Iowa City Competition Riders ....Atalissa July 21 Forest City Riders MC...................Byron 28 Turkey Scratch End Rids ......Fremont, IA August 10 Hill and Gully Riders.........Roselawn, IN 11 Hill and Gully Riders.........Roselawn, IN September 8 Missouri Mudders ...........Park Hills, MO 22 WFO Promotions......................Geneseo

March 24 Midwest Motocross ...........Chandlerville April 7 Tri-City M/C.........................Coal Valley May 18 Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron 26 Tri-City M/C.........................Coal Valley June 15 Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron July 7 Tri-City M/C.........................Coal Valley 20 Forest City Riders/ Mspts Park.....Byron 27 Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron August 24 Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron September 1 Variety Riders............................Ottawa 28 Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron October 20 Muddy Waters......................Port Byron 27 Canton M/C...............................Canton

Hare Scrambles Q indicates Quad classes included, B indicates Bonus points paying round March 16 Q Pleasure Riders.......................Cayuaga 17 Q Splinter Creek ......................Fosterburg 31 WFO.................................Chandlerville April 28 B Canton M/c.............................Glasford May 5 Variety Riders............................Ottawa 19 Q Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron 25 Q Pleasure Riders.......................Cayuaga June 2 CCDR ....................................White City 9 Q WFO........................................Atkinson 16 Q Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron 22 Belleville Enduro Team ...........Belleville 23 Belleville Enduro Team ...........Belleville 30 Q,B Dirt Riders/Wfo.......................Oakford July 14 Q,B Splinter Creek ......................Fosterburg 28 Q Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron August 4 B Forest City/WFO/Mstspark..........Byron 10 Hill Gulley .............................Roselawn 18 Q WFO...............................Spraugville, IA 25 Q,B Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron September 15 CCDR ....................................White City 21 Q Pleasure Riders.......................Cayuaga 29 Q Moto Pro Inc.............................Wedron October 6 B Variety Riders............................Ottawa 13 Q WFO........................................Geneseo November 10 Q,B WFO ....................................KeithsBurg

Team Charity Races No Points 3 CCDR ....................................White City 10 Belleville Enduro Team ...........Belleville

Hill Climb Q indicates Quad classes included N= Night time event April 27 N,Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN 28 Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN May 4 N Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders.White City, IL 19 Q Goshen Iron Horsemen M/C Goshen, IN 25 N,Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN 26 N,Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN June 16 Rock River Riders M/C ..............Polo, IL 22 N,Q King City Dirt Riders........Mt. Vernon, IL 29 N,Q Thunder Ridge M/C ...............Neoga, IL 30 Q Thunder Ridge M/C ...............Neoga, IL July 6 N,Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN D-17 Illinois Quad State Championship 7 Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN 27 N Rock River Riders M/C ..............Polo, IL August 10 N Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders.White City, IL D-17 Illinois State Championship .......... 25 Q Goshen Iron Horsemen M/C Goshen, IN 31 N,Q Central Illinois M/C ...............Neoga, IL September 1 N,Q Central Illinois M/C ...............Neoga, IL 7 N,Q King City Dirt Riders........Mt. Vernon, IL October 5 N,Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN 6 Q Pleasure Riders M/C............Cayuga, IN

Motocross Q indicates Quad classes included, B is a Bonus Points Paying event March 24 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 31 Q Tri-City M/C.........................Coal Valley April 14 Q Galesburg M/C.....................Galesburg 21 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 21 Motosports Park ..........................Byron 27 Splinter Creek Dirt Riders ..................... May 5 Motosports Park ..........................Byron 12 Q Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron 26 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey June 2 Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron 9 Q Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 23 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 23 Mc Moto Park.........................Mt Carrol 29 Splinter Creek Dirt Riders ..................... July 13 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 14 Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron 14 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 21 Mc Moto Park.........................Mt Carrol 28 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 28 Q Sunset Ridge MX........................Walnut August 3 B,Q Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington

4 Q Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 11 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 11 B,Q Tri-City M/C.........................Coal Valley 18 Mc Moto Park.........................Mt Carrol 25 Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron September 1 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 8 B,Q Galesburg M/C.....................Galesburg 15 Motosports Park ..........................Byron AMA D17 State Championship 22 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 22 Q Sunset Ridge MX........................Walnut 29 Q Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 29 Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron October 6 Q Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 6 B Mc Moto Park.........................Mt Carrol 13 B,Q Sunset Ridge MX........................Walnut 19 B Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 20 Lincoln Trail Motosport ................Casey 20 Motosports Park ..........................Byron 26 Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron 27 Motosports Park ..........................Byron 27 B,Q Muddy Waters Motosports ....Port Byron

Stadium MX B indicates Bonus Points paying event April 20 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 27 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota May 4 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County 11 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 18 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 25 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota June 1 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 1 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County 8 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 22 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 29 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 29 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County July 12 B Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 13 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 20 24 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County 25 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County 27 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington August 3 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 9 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 17 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 24 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County 31 Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota September 7 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 14 B Moto Pro Inc ...........................Mendota 21 B Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 28 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County October 12 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington 19 Jennaration Mx .................Lake County 26 Joliet Motosports ...............Willmington

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Dist 17 Trials

Dual Sport

March 24 Moto Pro Inc. ..........................Mendota May 4 Nitro .........................................Oregon 5 Nitro .........................................Oregon 18 Nitro ......................................Elmwood 19 PMC ...........................................Peoria August 3 CMJ ................................Manchester Ia 10 Nitro/T.I. .....................................Sidell 11 Nitro/T.I. .....................................Sidell September 7 Peoria M/c.................................Peoria 8 Peoria M/c.................................Peoria 22 Variety Riders M/C ....................Ottawa State Championship October 5 CCDR ....................................White City 6 CCDR ....................................White City

August 11 Hill & Gully............................Roselawn September 21 WFO Promotions .................Geneseo, IL November 3 Brush Poppers .....................Sterling, IL 9 Forest City Riders..............Leaf River, IL

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Dist 17 Clubs & Promoters

4P Promotions, Inc. .....................(815) 379-9534 Belleville Enduro Team ................(618) 334-7895 Brush Poppers M/C .....................(815) 622-4099 Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders............(618) 377-6250 Canton M/C ................................(309) 224-6367 Central Illinois M/C .....................(217) 254-6670 CMJ Raceway LLC.........................(608) 2206853 Dirt Rider, Inc. .............................(217) 789-0107 Forest City Riders M/C Galesburg M/C............................(309) 344-1714 Goshen Iron Horse........................574) 825-3399

Grand Kankakee Trail Riders........(708) 9460999 Hill and Gully M/C......................(847) 826-8537 Joliet Motosports Park..................(815) 476-7433 Jenneration MX LLC.....................(262) 745-8893 King City Dirt Riders.....................(618) 316-4764 Lamoine Ramblers M/C ..............(309) 333-1342 Lincoln Trail Motosports...............(217) 932-2041 M.C. Moto Park ............................(815) 238-1614 Midwest Motocross Club ...............(217) 415-9704 Missouri Mudders .......................(636) 639-6373 Moto Pro, Inc...............................(815) 539-9021 Motosports Enterprises, Ltd..........(815) 234-2271 Muddy Waters Motorsports .........(309) 948-1560 NITRO ....................................(815) 847-9613 Pekin M/C ..................................(309) 231-0777 Peoria Motorcycle Club ................(309) 678-2468 Pleasure Riders M/C....................(317) 892-3189 Riders M/C .................................(574) 231-0598 Rock River Riders M/C.................(815) 970-5837 Splinter Creek Dirt Rider, Inc........(618) 372-4355 Steve Nace Racing Pro.................(270) 442-7532 Thunder Ridge MC .......................(217) 962-1207

Tri-City M/C, Inc..........................(309) 799-9449 Turkey Scatch Enduro Riders........(641) 660-1326 Variety Riders M/C......................(815) 434-3669 WFO Promotions..........................(309) 314-3343

District 17 Officers: E-mail links on the D17 web site President, AJ Waggoner..................219-670-7358 V. President, Jim Viverito ................773-282-2176 Secretary, Lexi Bedford ..................815-503-2598 Treasurer, Patty Ward .....................815-539-9021 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 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 Miller............................815-503-0119 GP Racing, Nick Blazer.........................................

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