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D16 Schedule Changes.... With a few recent rain-outs, Arkansaw Cycle Club has added D16 points to the Sept. 7th event, and Sugar Maple will now have a points event on September 27th. From the Back of the Pack By Mike Quinn, D23 Chairman It has been a few months since I have had the time to sit down and type something up. It’s been an incredibly busy spring for many of us. Trying to get the bikes running, working events, racing, and of the course doing the proverbial household chores leaves little time for other things. The positive side of it all is that I have gotten some riding time in. District business is moving along. We are on track for membership numbers to match last years if we keep going the way we have been. We have still not seen a resurgence in our participation numbers. For those of you that are dedicated racers and riders keep working on your friends and old racers you know to get them back in the saddle. I would really like to see the participation numbers increase for the long term health of our sport. The board is working hard on promoting ourselves and our events. We need the help of all our members to recruit new members and bring back old ones. Other district business relates mainly to our recognition programs. This year will bring a few changes as there will be 4 separate programs. Each of the disciplines will be planning an event. The district will supply all of the awards and the annual Championship Publication. Each of the banquets will have to be self supporting financially. Each of the awards ceremonies may have different prices, menus and format. The MX and Quad MX awards ceremony will be held at Treasure Island Resort and Casino on January 17, of 2015. There will be a set number of tickets available and new for this year will be no walk ins. Those that wish to attend the ceremony and receive their awards will have to reserve the tickets once they become available. At this point we plan on doing everything we can to

Announcements, personal stuff, and.... keep the ticket price the same as the past several years. This is a big change but based on the attendance the past few years we have not been able to accommodate all of the walk ins. Planning these events is hard, but almost impossible when the number of attendees is unknown. For those not attending we will still have the option of shipping your awards as we have in the past. Once again we will be hosting a Road Ride this August 3 which is a Sunday. All the proceeds will go our legislative funds. Maintaining a presence at the state legislature is imperative to keeping out right to ride on the road and off the road open to us. For any of you with road bikes or street legal machines come join us. We are planning on leaving from Treasure Island Casino near Redwing. Bob’s Cycle Supply will be donating a gift card to all entrants. Grab all your riding buddies and join us. We will have another fun scenic route though Minnesota and Wisconsin . In closing I would like to wish our Minnesota D23 racers on the pro circuit the best of luck. They have been doing very well, making us proud and lets hope they can keep it going. We have a very prominent presence at the pro level in the US and in Canada. All of the hard work they put in as young racers is paying off. Congratulations of all them. See you on the tracks and trails of MN. Mike

On The Cover: District 23’s Chris Peterson on June 8th at MotoKazie’s Carver, MN Hare Scrambles in the Senior B class. Photo by Keith McKenna

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Nuke Series Keeps Thrilling Byron, IL - June 8 By Josh Rud, More photos at shiftonephotography.com

he Nuke Series round four got underway on June eighth with weather being an issue all week. It was raining Friday and Saturday, but this actually turned out for the best as the track drained nicely, and made for some great tacky conditions all day long. The summer racing is in full swing and seems to be flying by. There was a great turn-out this weekend, with plenty of packed gates and action throughout the day keeping things lively for the spectators and racers alike. Right off the bat in the morning 14-24 was on the track with a great race, and

85Jr third place finisher Luke Jackson

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positions changing every lap. Off the gate for the first moto Arick Abraham was out front to an early lead with Jody Walker and Justin Rowntree close behind. Heading around to the third turn Rowntree went to the inside line hard to take over second. This lasted through the first lap till Walker got back into second around the finish line turn, only to get passed back by Rowntree over the tabletop. As they pushed on Walker and Rowntree swapped positions until the last lap where Rowntree caught Abraham to take over the lead with Walker holding on to third across the finish line. Rowntree won the overall after winning the second moto. Abraham took second overall and Walker third to finish off a hectic pair of motos.

Michael Billon charging to fourth in the SuperMini class.

first jump and passing Norred in the air for the lead. Heading down to the finish to complete the first lap Berggren tipped it over, moving Norred back to the lead with Schwagerman and Tiaga Judd in the chase. On the second to last lap Schwagerman got around Norred on the inside to take over the lead and hold it to the finish line with Judd holding down third. In the second moto Berggren was back at it taking the win but second overall due to the fourth place finish in the first moto. Schwagerman took the overall for the day with a second place finish in moto two and Norred taking third overall (2-3). It was another great day out #50 Rj Mackenzie and Seth Kuss in the 250B class. at Motosports Park, with the Nuke Series still very poputwo Provenzano went down, leaving Chris lar. There is a busy schedule as always out Antolak to take over third as Tyrrell and at the track and everything is going Das were still battling up front. Antolak smooth. Be sure to check out their website was on the move and talking with him earfor upcoming events and stop by to check lier he told me he has been training a lot out the track. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plenty of Mothis summer, and it really showed as he tocross, and the added Hare Scrambles moved up to second. On the final lap and GP events coming. Those are great Tyrrell was riding flawlessly up front as chances for moto guys to get out and mix Josh Philbrick out of Wisconsin got an inin some woods for even more fun before side line on Das to take third just in time the season winds down. for the checkered. In the second moto Results: 14-24: 1.Justin Rowntree 2.Arick Abraham 3.Jody Tyrrell took the win Walker 4.Dylan Boyd 5.Austin Teer and the overall for +25: 1.Justin Kelly 2.Eric Fruillient 3.Ryan Rowntree the day. Philbrick 4.Tim White Open Mini 7-11: 1.Brennan Wages 2.Drew Sampput in another imson 3.Ryder Schnowske 4.Mario Lopez 5.Spencer pressive ride for secWhitney ond, and second SuperMini: 1.Eddie Norred 2.Dawson Ryker 3.Tyler Evensen 4.Michael Billon 5.Reid Runkel overall as Antolak +50: 1.William Ziesk 2.Steve Medcalf finished third. Women (12+): 1.Kali Wald In Schoolboy there +50B/C: 1.Scott Johnson 2.Charley Ohmstead 3.Todd Metzler 4.David Hallin 5.Dave Antolak were some battles 250C: 1.Matthew Dziubinski 2.Taiga Judd 3.Shawn going on today with Holeton 4.Stephen Baxter 5.Bradley Kane 85Jr. (9-11): 1.Brennan Wages 2.Drew Sampson everyone hitting the 3.Luke Jackson 4.Gunner Schmidgall 5.Anthony track hard as usual. Edgerton The gate dropped for 85Sr. (12-15): 1.Eddie Norred 2.Tyler Evensen 3.Reid Runkel 4.Robert Lopez 5.Gage Stear the first moto with Open B: 1.Mason Flatness 2.Billy Holzapfel Wisconsinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eddie 3.Justin Rowntree 4.Garrett Deieso 5.Ricki Williams Norred jumping out Open C: 1.Matthew Dziubinski 2.Steven Zamitalo 3.Roland Gomez 4.Andre Remley 5.Bradley Kane front for the holeshot Schlby (12-16): 1.Stuart Schwagerman 2.Jarred with Jared Berggren Berggren 3.Eddie Norred 4.Connor Mullowney and Stuart Schwa5.Taiga Judd +40: 1.Evertt Dahlberg 2.Anthony Bartemio 3.Jason german right behind Dallas him. Berggren was Open A: 1.Ty Tyrrell 2.Joshua Philbrick 3.Christoon the gas around the pher Antolak 4.Austin Das 5.Branden Brill Jarred Berggren gets some encouragement next turn hitting the

The C classes were packed. Open C made their way to the line with twenty riders ready for battle. The gate dropped on the first moto with Roland Gomez taking the holeshot followed closely by Steven Zamitalo and Alex Larson. Hitting the sand section at the top of the track Zamitalo took over the lead going outside as they headed down the hill. Making their way to the finish everything completely flipped as Larson had gone down and 250C winner Matthew Dziubinski made up for a bad start, and was in the lead now followed by Zamitalo and Andre Remley. The top three stayed the same the rest of the moto. Larson came back the next moto for second place, taking seventh overall after getting back up to twelfth in the first moto. Dziubinski earned the overall finishing first in the second moto as well, Zamitalo took second overall and Gomez third overall with a 43 finish. Open A was out next with some heated action as always. Heading into the first corner in moto one Ty Tyrrell came in hard to lead with Austin Das and Vini Provenzano close behind. Coming around for lap

as he leads the Schoolboy second moto.

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Byron Results continued from p7 Vintage: 1.Ricki Williams 2.Brandon Hastings 3.Cory Lingle 4.Tyler Murrie 5.Robert Kelly Schoolboy 2: 1.Jarred Berggren 2.Rj Mackenzie 3.Kaleb Fulscher 65Jr. (7-9): 1.Mario Lopez 2.Luke Jackson 3.Anthony Edgerton 4.Deegan Cooley 5.Ian Murphy 65Sr. (10-11): 1.Brennan Wages 2.John Perovic 3.Radko Tomko 4.Zennon Shain 5.Brody Spiekerman +45: 1.Anthony Bartemio 2.Roland Gomez 3.Jason Dallas 4.Tim Halsmer +55: 1.William Ziesk 2.Todd White 3.Dave Antolak 4.Steve Medcalf 5.Mark Mancini 125cc: 1.Stuart Schwagerman 2.Connor Mullowney 3.Kevin Popaeko 4.Jarred Berggren 5.Nathan Markiewicz 250A: 1.Ty Tyrrell 2.Austin Das 3.Joshua Philbrick 4.Logan Skaggs 5.Nicholas Inman 250B: 1.Danielle West 2.Jordan Mackiewicz 3.Sean Hallin 4.James Hermes 5.Paxton Kerber +30A: 1.Nick Dietrich 2.Evertt Dahlberg 3.Tim White 4.Brad Jerominski +30B/C: 1.Bobby Fisher 2.Scott Jurgensen 3.Roland Gomez 4.Jason Edgerton 5.Randy Julseth 50 Unl-Legacy Track: 1.Deegan Cooley 2.Ian Murphy 3.Evan Griffiths 50cc (4-8): 1.Kallin Thomas 2.Lainy Dorsey 3.Necoli Arceo 65 Beg: 1.Landon Mccombs 2.Ty Jurgersen 3.Connor Pilon 4.Payton Wald 50Sr. (7-8): 1.Ian Murphy 2.Landon Mccombs 3.Evan Griffiths 4.Christopher Colantoni 5.Kasen Denault 4 Wheel B: 1.Zachary Castleman 2.Ryan Dassow 3.Ryan Mangold 4.Preston Norville 5.Joseph Nemitz 300cc 4-Wheel: 1.Nathan Knull 2.Marcus Misfeldt 4 Wheel C: 1.Drake Koelling 2.Andrew Gapen 3.Shane Stoddard 90cc 4-Wheel: 1.Marcus Misfeldt

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Memorial Weekend at Millville Millville, Minnesota - May 25/26 By Rolfe Otterness

pring Creek Park held the now traditional Memorial Day weekend double-header in some beautiful late spring weather. The race was well attended with about 700 entries Sunday and over 400 on Monday. Racing was intense in the various classes, with Christian Craig, Jerry Robin and other hotshoes ripping up the track in the A classes and some quick laps in B class by Henry Miller, Gavin Wilkins and Nick Schnagel. Mini bike star Austin Forkner made another appearance and ran off with Supermini and Schoolboy gold. All in all, a very competitive and fast group of competitors on hand for one of the best weekends of the year. Sunday; Rochester, Minnesotaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Henry Miller is looking nearly unbeatable in the B class this year and he was on form again as the 14-24B pack took off for their first moto. Miller surged into the lead and as the pack settled in behind him, it was Gavin Wilkins and Nick Schnagel snaring the next two positions. Miller had the advantage and pulled a bit. Wilkins was setting a fast pace of his own and Schnagel couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t match it. Wyat Krampitz moved up to fourth in the early part of the moto, but a crash in the sand dropped him from the race. Sam Wise inherited fourth then and held on for the duration to finish behind the top three, just ahead of Taylor Strauss. Moto two fired off and Miller sliced through turn one in the lead with Wilkins and Schnagel once again in pursuit. Miller was just too quick and gapped to about a twelve second lead before the checkered. Wilkins controlled second but Schnagel was only about two seconds back. Wise and Strauss replayed their moto one scores for the 4-5 spots. Gage Steburg made the trek up from Iowa and showed that he can handle the Spring Creek track just fine, running out front all the way in moto one of the 65cc 10-11 class. Gavin Janovsky ran a good pace for second with Conner Klemenhagen taking third over Weston Milas and Trevin Nelson. Janovsky edged out Steburg for the holeshot in moto two, but Steburg wasted little time in pursuit and shot by for the lead. Janovsky ran well to pretty much keep Steburg in sight for the remainder of the moto and Nelson battled successfully with Milas over third. Klemenhagen was next past the flag for fifth. 10

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the flag, Craig in control and Robin imThe Open A class was looking promispressively holding his advantage over ing for the spectators with some heavy hitMaier. The best battling in the moto took ters on hand, and thirty-five entries filling place over fifth with Perron, Nick Jackson, the gate. Transplanted Californian ChrisScott Jendro and Koester all taking their tian Craig seems to be settling in fine to best shot. Koester ended up with the the Spring Creek dirt as he blasted off to goods as he bested his rivals. the lead in moto one. Teddy Maier, makMonday; The Junior 14-16 class feaing an appearance here before heading off tured Gavin Wilkins and Nick Schnagel for the Canadian nationals, ran in second setting a rapid pace out front in moto one, with Jake Loberg third. Mitch Koester with Schnagel shadowing Wilkins for the and Jerry Robin were scrapping over fourth at the end of lap one. Craig was riding in his usual super smooth, fast style, and edging away from Maier as the first few laps played out. Robin managed to finagle his way by Koester and from there on the top five positions were set. Moto two saw Craig again blast into the lead while his riding buddy Robin slotted into second. Maier and Loberg grabbed the next two positions and everyone ran fast and consistently to maintain their Ethan Miller took home order all the way to gold in Open C on Sunday.

Jake Loberg battled in the A classes all weekend.

duration. There was quite a gap back to third where Zachary Gallette circulated with Brian Neuenkirk and Collin Reinhart in pursuit. Wilkins held on all the way to lead Schnagel with about a one-second gap. Another fifteen seconds back, Gallette ran in for third. Schnagel cleverly roosted to the front to start moto two and led all the way for the moto and overall win. Wilkins stayed pretty close most of the way. Mason Persha topped a battle over third with Gallette and Zach Harris snaring the 4-5 scores. Open C was the battle of invaders as out of state riders snared the top positions. Justin Wallace from Iowa mastered the start in moto one and went on to win big. Jordan Braaten from South Dakota settled in to a strong pace early and maintained it to take second with Dawson Kaub making his drive up from Kansas worthwhile as he passed a few riders late in the moto for third. Payton Harri-

son and Blake Benson motored in for fourth and fifth. Braaten led early in the second moto, but then Wallace took over and surged away for the win. Braaten held steady for second over Kaub with a safe lead. Then Cody Barnes crossed in fourth while Benson was again fifth. It was another fantastic weekend, filled with fast racing from all the classes. As the Summer settles in, it looks to be a great time for hitting up a Spring Creek race. Sunday Results: Beginner 4-8: 1.Aj Ansen 2.Coltin Thompson 3.Dane Breitbarth 4.Brennan Long 5.Liam Brown Beg 7-11: 1.Kaiden Fox 2.Aiden Leonald 3.Jake Adams Beg 12-15: 1.Shane Miller 2.Kara Lewis 50cc 4-6: 1.Wyatt Mcgrath 2.Kyler Knaack 3.Koby Turner 4.Blayz Weizel 5.Cade Olberding 50cc 7-8: 1.Mccrae Hagarty 2.James Clough 3.Karson Meyer 4.Caden Meyer 5.Tanner Schlegel 50cc Inj 4-8: 1.Wyatt Mcgrath 2.Dj Heppding 3.Vincent Harens 4.Deegan Lewis 5.Tayden Ludescher 50cc Multi 4-8: 1.Wyatt Mcgrath 2.Vincent Harens 3.Dj Heppding 4.Jacob Clough 5.Dj Carlson

65cc 7-9: 1.Jordan Biese 2.Jayden Clough 3.Ethan Mcmahon 4.Avery Long 5.Cameron Skaalerud 65cc 10-11: 1.Gage Steburg 2.Gavin Janovsky 3.Trevin Nelson 4.Weston Milas 5.Conner Klemenhagen 65cc 7-11: 1.Gage Steburg 2.Carter Biese 3.Jordan Biese 4.Jayden Clough 5.Trevin Nelson 85cc 9-11: 1.Carter Biese 2.Gage Steburg 3.Gavin Janovsky 4.Jayden Clough 5.Gavin Tilford 85cc 12-15: 1.Gage Fisher 2.Max Earley 3.Izaih Clark 4.Dalton Hein 5.Aaron Boatman 85cc 9-12: 1.Josh Gavin Wilkins was flyinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in the B classes on Monday. Boaz 2.Carter 5.Jay Calkins Biese 3.Gage Fisher 4.Gavin +50: 1.Scott Steinle 2.Tim Bartylla Janovsky 5.Reid Wheeler 3.Jack Parenteau 4.Rory Huntoon Supermini: 1.Austin Forkner 2.Lance 5.Scott Cripps Kobusch 3.Kevin Moranz 4.Josh +50B/C: 1.James Lichliter 2.Jeff Boaz 5.Aaron Boatman Ramsay 3.Thor Mathison 4.Mike DerSchlby 12-16: 1.Austin Forkner tien 5.Dean Patterson 2.Ben Adamson 3.Mateo Johnson +55: 1.Tim Bartylla 2.Rory Huntoon 4.Luke Hempen 5.Lance Kobusch 3.Jack Parenteau 4.Jerry Dillon Jr 14-16: 1.Henry Miller 2.Gavin 5.Gary Behrens Wilkins 3.Nick Schnagel 4.Sam Wise +55B/C: 1.John Meehan 2.Rolfe Ot5.Luke Hempen terness 14-24A: 1.Christian Craig 2.Jerry +60: 1.Jerry Bumgardner 2.Lynn Robin 3.Jake Loberg 4.Joe Perron Meyer 3.James Johnson 4.Randolph 5.Blake Raskovich Driewer 5.John Meehan 14-24B: 1.Henry Miller 2.Gavin Girls 9-12: 1.Jada Murphy 2.Paige Wilkins 3.Nick Schnagel 4.Sam Wise Carlson 3.Jayde Pederson 4.Emma 5.Taylor Strauss Rauner 14-24C: 1.Kyle Lawler 2.Charles AnGirls 12-16: 1.Kyra Boaz 2.Sacia derson 3.Joey Krech 4.Travis Bartylla Ogden 3.Kourtney Trautner 4.Jayde 5.Myles Kragenbring Pederson 5.Linzey Swanson +25A: 1.Teddy Maier 2.Scott Jendro Women: 1.Shayanna Wilson 3.Ryan Orres 4.Bruce Gates 5.Tim 2.Jacqueline Riess 3.Trisha Hoover Zebro 4.Claire Cripps 5.Katherine Vanderw+25B: 1.Jacob Reinhart 2.William erf Logan 3.Anthony Gardner 4.Matt 125cc 2-Str: 1.Ben Adamson 2.Tom Mullen 5.Samuel Brummund Flintrop 3.Maverick Engstrom +25C: 1.Ryan Berns 2.Jaren Lokre 4.Spencer Cowing 5.Bailey Kroone 3.Colby Carlson 4.Jonathan 250A: 1.Jerry Robin 2.Jake Loberg Masching 5.Jesse Beaver 3.Mitchell Koester 4.Brennan Myers +30A: 1.Jared Lewis 2.Bruce Gates 5.Dylan Wolff 3.Mike Luoma 4.Tim Zebro 5.Brent 250B: 1.Henry Miller 2.Josiah Mason Hempen 3.Blaze Best 4.Mateo John+30B: 1.William Logan 2.Brenan son 5.Nick Schnagel Clark 3.Eddy Machete Kruger 4.Matt 250C: 1.Charles Anderson 2.Jordan Mullen 5.Dominique Turner Braaten 3.Spencer Cowing 4.Keegan +30C: 1.Michael Miller 2.Scot Adams Kleinwotterink 5.Cody Barnes 3.Nickolas Tierney 4.Josh Fischer Open A: 1.Christian Craig 2.Teddy 5.David Williams Maier 3.Jerry Robin 4.Jake Loberg +40A: 1.Mike Luoma 2.Christopher 5.Mitchell Koester Weisbrod 3.Ray Schlegel 4.Scott Open B: 1.Henry Miller 2.Chase Steinle 5.Brad Cunningham Becker 3.Austin Anderson 4.Marc +40B: 1.Brad Davis 2.Scott Lehnertz Buhl Jr 5.Isaiah Reidel 3.Troy Blakey 4.Tom Ferguson Open C: 1.Ethan Miller 2.Cole Cot5.Raymond Riedl tew 3.Jordan Braaten 4.Cody Barnes +40C: 1.Scot Adams 2.David 5.Blake Benson Williams 3.Jesse John 4.Steve Moyle Sports 250: 1.Mason Persha 2.Tay5.Chris Case lor Strauss 3.Colton Bentz +45A: 1.Daniel Benham 2.Scott Sports Open: 1.Taylor Strauss Steinle 3.Brad Cunningham 4.Tim The â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;09ers: 1.Chris Friesth 2.Rick Bernloehr 5.Troy Bunkoske Amatuzio 3.Noah Castor 4.David +45B/C: 1.Brad Davis 2.Tom FerguSpizman 5.Josh Harens son 3.Jeff Ramsay 4.Mike Dertien CYCLE USA, July 2014

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Another Great Springfield Mile

Grand National riders off the line, with winner #42 Bryan Smith on the inside.

Springfield,Illinois - May 25 By Gordon Lunde

continues to improve the brand. Removing the restrictor rule for all bikes would hopefully allow the aging Harleys to catch up. he Harley-Davidson riders of the Perfect weather and track preparation AMA Pro Expert class came into helped provide a great show for the fans round three of the AMA Pro Flat that attended. The crowd looked a little Track series with visions of grandeur. The light for this race but that could have been carb restrictions put on the HDs many years due to rain west of the track that never ago had been lifted, and hopes were high showed up. Those missing the event, simfor a Harley win at this prestigious event. ply missed out. The HD XR750s have been having a hard Someone forgot to tell Kawasaki rider time keeping pace with the Kawasakis of Bryan Smith and his team that the Harleys late. The Kawasaki 650 based machines were coming after him as he controlled the have shown great speed as development day right from the first practice. Smith qualified on the pole with a time of 33.823 seconds (a new Springfield track record) over Jake Johnson who turned a 34.210 time and Jared Mees at 34.283. All the riders were close, as the top twelve qualifiers were all within one second of each other. Smith went on to win the fastest heat race of the day, and the Dash for Cash before taking the title in the main event. Red flags were the order of the day in the main as several riders had a hard time negotiating what most riders Jarod Vanderkooi made winning the Pro Twins event look easy. said was a great

track. Steve Bonsey crashed twice, once in a mix up with Brad Baker and the second time just losing the front end. Mikey Martin went down when he tucked the front wheel and then there was a problem with the starting lights that aborted a restart and caused yet another restart. Smith led from pole position at all the starts and dealt with several challengers over the twenty-five lap event. Kenny Coolbeth Jr., riding the Zanotti Racing H-D and Jared Mees, aboard his Harley came up to swap leads a few times but neither could make their moves stick. The top four riders; Smith, Coolbeth, Mees and Jake Johnson got a gap on the rest of the field in the last few laps. On the last lap Coolbeth made a move on the back straight, drafting alongside Smith and trying to get by on the outside of turn three. Coolbeth, however, slipped out the groove and lost his drive to make the pass. Smith stayed on the gas and went on to take the victory by .041 over Coolbeth. Jake Johnson, aboard a Ducati brought home the fourth place position behind Mees. Brad Baker, the only member of the factory H-D team held on for fifth in his debut ride for the team. Smith led the twenty laps in the main event with Johnson leading four and Coolbeth one. This makes four victories for Smith at Springfield, all previous wins were at the fall (Labor Day) events. The removal of the restrictor rule seems to have been a success for the H-D teams as the race was hotly contested. It would appear Smithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s talents and riding style were the deciding factor in this event. Pro Twins.... just say Wonderkooi! In a race normally won by inches, at most a few feet, Jarod Vanderkooi blew away his comCYCLE USA, July 2014

petition by nearly a quarter mile. To top that, this was the wonder kid’s Pro Twins debut on a machine he rode for the first time this day. At sixteen years old this young man out of Mt. Gilead, OH, showed talent reserved for much older, experienced riders. At the start Vanderkooi jumped out front leading the pack by several bike lengths going into turn one. From there he stretched the lead on his Kawasaki EX650 every lap. At the checkered flag second place rider Davis Fisher and third place Jamison Minor were still in turn four. Pro Grand National Results: 1.Bryan Smith 2.Kenny Coolbeth Jr. 3.Jared Mees 4.Jake Johnson 5.Brad Baker 6.Henry Wiles 7.Brandon Robinson 8.Nichole Mees 9.Briar Bauman 10.Shawn Baer Pro Twins: 1.Jarod Vanderkooi 2.Davis Fisher 3.Jamison Minor 4.Brandon Wilhelm 5.Mikeal Strable 6.Dylan Morin 7.Eric Stump 8.Mike Poe 9.Dalton Winkler 10.Ryan Foster Michigan’s Brian Smith held off all challenges for the weekend’s big National win

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Carver HS a Real Winner Carver, Minnesota - June 9 By Keith McKenna

n the early morning hours on race day, finding the entrance to the Carver Valley Horse Ranch (home of the Hare Scrambles) was a somewhat daunting task, thanks to the very heavy levels of fog that had settled into the valley, sometimes reducing visibility to near zero. Once onto the grounds, the next task was to find a place to pit that wouldn’t have one hanging out in ankle deep water. Drivers of rear wheel drive vehicles, take heed! Hope ya’all brought your Duck Boots because getting around the sign-up area was a muddy, slippery affair. What looked in the early morning hours to surely be a repeat of last year’s soupy, messy event actually turned out to be amazing conditions for racing by the time the big class bikes would come to the line. But that meant that the Premier class and the Micro riders would be first to hit the trail. The poor Premier riders often have the tough conditions to race in, as the grass track sections are slippery from the morn-

ing dew, and the mud and water in the pot holes have not yet been roosted out, or worked down into the soil, often leaving the Premier riders and the Girls class to come home a muddy mess. Today would be no

exception, but, since even, “a rough day on a motorcycle is better than a good day in a classroom” the young guns took it all in stride. Between the dew covered grass and the water ﬁlled dips in the ﬁrst section after

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the start line, many racers would disappear into the woods covered in mud and shedding their goggles. The riders were cautioned to stay on the bridges that traversed the three creek crossings, even though the said bridges were decked with plywood, and a ﬁne coating of mud and very slippery, the riders could opt for skirting around the man made structures and test their luck with the creek instead, but water depths varied greatly. Seemed that all of the riders on their 65cc and 85cc steeds chose to exercise caution in these areas. In the Premier class, #475 Devon Jerik came across the checkers, only one second ahead of the second place #100 Jack Maki, who led the race for its entirety, except for the last few meters, where Jerik picked just the right line to eek out a victory. The top two riders in class were the only ones to complete five laps, while third place racer Bailey McCarthy finished four. Running at the same time, Madison Seibenaler claimed the Girls 9-15 gold while Cora Reschke wheeled her new KTM 65 to a close second place. This was Cora’s

PeeWee class rider Tanner Tommerdahl with a perfect reflection in the creek.

first race on a bike where she would have to actuate the clutch with her left hand while shifting. Undaunted, Reschke is working to continue a long and prominent off-road Reschke racing lineage in MN. In the Macro class, #455 Todd McDonald rode to the top of the leader board by riding like he was possessed by Zeus, the God of Lightning and Thunder. McDonald was the only rider to cover eight laps, while second place Ryder Haldeman would best Colin Johanns to round out the podium. Next up was the C class, on a course with rapidly improving conditions. In the Vet C wave, Matt Menke was off to a flying start, crossing the scoring loops only seconds ahead of Jeff Winters and Jason Eggert. Menke held point till the last lap where he stalled his four-stroke, only one mile before the checkered. Kicking, and all the while watching the next three riders wheel around him one by one. In the end Menke had to settle for fourth place while Greg Flohaug, Travis DeWeese and Jeff winters filled out victory circle. Mary Schreiner continued to frustrate KTM mounted Kristi Grote in the Women’s division. Always within view but just out of striking distance, Grote settled for second, after getting a mid pack start. Grote worked her way into second place, ahead of Honda mounted Kelsey Grinhaug. Miranda Tweeton fought her way up to a fourth place finish after a seventh place start. The C class to watch seemed to be the 200C. The KTMs of Devin Winter #165 and Colton Reschke #125 had a battle royal in their four lap roust-a-bout! They traded the lead numerous times throughout the one hour and thirteen minute affair, with Winter leading at the checkers. After a slow start, Alex Tweeton settled into the third place. #319 Derek Otteson had a good run in +30B, with the only hiccup coming on lap four when a little bobble saw him loose the top spot

AA eighth place finisher Dan Robin.

to hard charging Brian Rousselow. Rousselow’s lead was short lived though as Otteson again assumed point and held on till the finish. Craig Dye came in third in the sixteen rider field. There’s some serious talent that resides in the Senior A class. Today, the most serious of them all was Robert Lane on his Honda. Though he has some intense talent on a bike, ya wouldn’t know it by watching him on the track. Every time he came past me on the side of the trail you could clearly hear him bustin-a-gut, laughing out loud, drowning out the bark from his four stroke. While he is a joy to be around in the pits, ya gots to be cautious out on the track as, that dude strikes without warning! Another class favorite Ralph Feld could only manage to keep Lane in his sights, but never got to go bar-to-bar for the win. Jamie Bauer rounded out the top three. By the time the afternoon race rolled around the sun had long broken through and the temps were in the mid seventies with a light breeze. Conditions were perfect. In AA, it looked like it would be a rockem sock-em affair. By the end of the first lap the top five riders were all inside a ten second window. As the race progressed, multi time District 23 off-road champion Nate Ferderer on his GasGas #63 built a lead that the eventual second place finisher just couldn’t overcome. That finisher was none other that another multi-time champion Kyle Nelson. Nelson on his diminutive Yamaha YZ125, fending off attacks from yet another champ, and multi time representative CYCLE USA, July 2014

at the ISDE, Matt Stavish, owner of Checkpoint Off-road. Rounding out the top four was multi time Minnesota Hare Scrambles and Enduro champ and former factory rider Dylan Debel. With the cooperation from the weather, the day of racing turned out to be an undeniable success. A big shout-out to the Motokazie crew and volunteers for again putting on a ﬁrst class racing event. Results: C Overall: 1.Alex Kulzer 2.Devin Winter 3.Rick Dvorak 4.Colton Reschke 5.Hunter Peters 6.Alex Tweeton 7.Rob Lange A Overall: 1.Lee Erickson 2.Jeff Colbert 3.Kevin Plzak 4.Peter Nickel Jr 5.Garrett Hansen 6.Ryan Sand 7.Brian Hasslen B Overall: 1.Nehemiah Buchholz 2.Chaz Herzog 3.Dustin Roggenbuck 4.Randy Lieder 5.Trevor Honstrom 6.Trevor Archibald 7.Philip Lahti AA: 1.Nathan Ferderer 2.Kyle Nelson 3.Mathew Stavish 4.Dylan Debel 5.Tim Nienow 200A: 1.Joe Neumann 2.Tanner Huotari 3.Kelvin Huotari 250A: 1.Lee Erickson 2.Jeff Colbert 3.Kevin Plzak 4.Peter Nickel Jr 5.Ryan Sand Open A: 1.Garrett Hansen 2.Curt Plzak 3.Tony Deutsch 4.Cody Slark 5.Derek Hullett

Vet A: 1.Brian Hasslen 2.Robert Newport 3.Lee Theis 4.Carey Daku 5.Brandon Hansen Sr A: 1.Robert Lane 2.Ralph Feld 3.Jamie Bauer 4.Tim Danelius 5.Richard Ziebell Sup Sr A: 1.Paul Reschke 2.Dave Schreiner 3.Todd Johnson 4.Steve Reschke 5.Brad Kortbein 200B: 1.Nehemiah Buchholz 2.Chaz Herzog 3.Trevor Archibald 4.Cole Connelly 5.Alexander Wallner 250B: 1.Randy Lieder 2.Trevor Honstrom 3.Philip Lahti 4.Myles Craven 5.Kevin Weivoda Open B: 1.Dustin Roggenbuck 2.Ben Kortbein 3.Scott Keller 4.Joseph Wood 5.Aaron Sauerbrey Vet B: 1.Derek Otteson 2.Brian Rousselow 3.Craig Dye 4.Robert Goodman 5.Justin Mittelstadt Sen B: 1.Kurt Olsen 2.Dean Ramaeker 3.Chris Peterson 4.Mike Kolden 5.Paul Tweeton Sup Sr: 1.Paul Schommer 2.Steven Novak 3.Carl Evers 4.Tim Connelly 5.Leon Maynard 200C: 1.Devin Winter 2.Colton Reschke 3.Alex Tweeton 4.Rob Lange 5.Joseph Neuman 250C: 1.Alex Kulzer 2.Rick Dvorak 3.Hunter Peters 4.Eric Hempel 5.Derek Benoy Open C: 1.Nathaniel Evers 2.Jaime Forslund 3.Joe Ruehling 4.Oeslen Costa 5.Mitchell Opatz Vet C: 1.Greg Flohaug 2.Travis Deweese 3.Jeff Winters 4.Matt Menke 5.Jason Eggert Sen C: 1.Jason Naughton 2.David Dempster 3.Todd Helmers 4.John Naughton 5.Greg Wohletz Sup Sr C: 1.Dan Forslund 2.Ed Sowle 3.John Downs 4.Christopher

Holicky 5.Joe Van Orsdol Masters C: 1.Harold Gooch 2.Terry Wagoner 3.Larry Tupper 4.Richard Hansen 5.Jim Erickson Women C: 1.Mary Schreiner 2.Kristi Grote 3.Kelsey Grinhaug 4.Miranda Tweeton 5.Karimah Buchholz Women +30: 1.Candy Mae Niewoehaner Jr C: 1.Bailey Mccarthy 2.Derek Smith 3.Jacob Peterson 4.Jarrett Loegering 5.Jayce Zappa Sportsman: 1.Chris Palmer 2.Mike Zappa 3.Kelvin Jones XR: 1.Nathan Siebenaler 2.Cole Bernloehr 3.Tyler Burbank 4.Aj Babcock Vintage: 1.Jason Goth Premier: 1.Devon Jirik 2.Jack Maki 3.Bailey Mccarthy 4.Jarrett Loegering 5.Elijah Buchholz PeeWee: 1.Timothy Kristiansen 2.Joseph Goth 3.Charlie Siebenaler 4.Raycer Frank 5.Tanner Tommerdahl Girls: 1.Madison Siebenaler 2.Cora Reschke Macro: 1.Todd Macdonald 2.Ryder Haldeman 3.Colin Johanns

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Speed & More at Road America Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin - May 31/ June 1 By Gordon Lunde

n the end, controversy ruled! Before that, great racing was the show at Road America’s National Park of Speed for the AMA/ DMG Subway Superbike doubleheader. The weekend started with great weather inviting all the competitors and fans to this beautiful venue for round two of the AMA Superbike season. That would change as the skies turned dark along with the racers attitudes. The fans were enjoying the day Saturday with all the different activities going on besides the races. There was the always popular Fan Walk where they can get up close with the riders along pit road, check out the machines, get autographs and souvenirs. The Jason Britain Stunt Show was going full force in the North paddock most of the weekend with several riders showing their talents of doing wheelies, brakies and burnouts of many kinds. And, of course, there is the all day job of people and bike watching, as there is a constant parade of bikes, riders, passengers and walkers moving around this great four mile track. Sitting at one of the many refreshment

Local racer Benny Carlson #45, running in fourth place early in the H-D event.

stands enjoying a sandwich and a cold drink always helps watching the races and people go better. Road America is blessed to have some of the best race track food in the country. Racers and fans from all over the country and world enjoy coming here

due to the friendly people and good food. Always popular is the track ride, “Salute to Cycles”, that many fans join in and ride several laps around this world famous circuit. Getting to run the same course as the racers they came to watch is a big thrill for

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many. For those wanting to get into the track action, there is the Briggs and Straton Motoplex where fans can rent go-karts and ride to their hearts content. On Sunday, all the same things occur for the fans and the race schedule is a copy of Saturday’s. Of course, all but the winning Superbike riders intent on improving their results from the day before. Saturday, Cameron Beaubier, last year’s Sportbike champion has made the transition to Superbike racing look easy thus far. After winning at Daytona in March and leading the points series, Beaubier charged to the front of the pack Saturday to win his first pole position. Later in the day, Cameron sped to the front again and held off his Yamaha teammate Josh Hayes for the win in the first race of this doubleheader event. After taking the lead on lap six, it looked as though Beaubier may just run off with the victory, but Hayes stayed strong and came back from a second down to close back in and retake the lead on lap eight. The rookie superbike rider, Beaubier, ran a bit wide after being passed by Hayes and fell about 1.5 seconds back. He came back on the last lap, repassing Hayes through turn one and holding on for the victory. Beaubier stated, “That was probably the best race of my career right there.” Yoshimura Suzuki rider Martin Cardenas hung with the pair of Yamaha riders as long as he could, but the pace was eventually too great for him and he dropped out of contention for the lead. Sunday’s race, Round 3 of the series, started well for Josh Hayes as he jumped out front and looked ready to regain the glory of winning. Beaubier sat behind Hayes for five laps then made a mistake

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and lost the front end in turn one on lap six. He was able to remount and continue, but the opportunity to do the double this weekend was over. Martin Cardenas once again picked up the leader Hayes and stuck to him. The duo was well ahead of Cardenas’ teammate, Roger Hayden, in third and the rest of the

This time the rain came full force as a complete downpour spread across the entire facility. Hayes held on to the lead in the extremely difficult conditions, but Cardenas fell off the pace and was soon no threat. David Anthony came up to fill the second spot and Hayden settled into third. Riders again began crashing all around

Wisconsin’s Jason Farrell cracked the top ten on Saturday in the Superbike class.

field until rain started falling in different areas of the track. Riders began signaling to officials about the rain and a red flag flew to stop the race after a few riders crashed. With strong storms sitting around the track it was a toss up by officials as to restart the race as a “wet race” or “dry race”, the difference being what tires the riders would be allowed to use. In “wet race” conditions the riders can choose slicks, intermediates or rain tires. Also, once a “wet race” is started the riders can no longer call for a stoppage due to rain. The track actually dried out during the mandatory ten minute wait during a red flag. The officials announced it to be a “wet race”, but most of the teams opted for slick tires because the track was dry and the rain tires would not hold up under the dry conditions. The super soft rubber compound disintegrates with the intense heat of dry racing conditions. The restart, with five laps remaining showed Hayes opening an early lead ahead of Cardenas, with Hayden and Chris Clark battling for third. Unfortunately, the rain returned with just over two laps remaining.

the course as the rest of the racers just tried to keep their machines upright. Chris Fillmore crashed and his bike lay in the middle of the track. That brought out the final red flag at the same time the checkered was supposed to be thrown. Leader Hayes took a red flag as his checker for the win. In winner’s circle, held in the press room due to rain, the mood was somber, no joy shown by any of the top three, even for David Anthony, for whom this was a first time podium finish. Hayes said of the last couple of laps before the red, “It was harder than the hardest lap I’ve ever ridden around this race track, just to negotiate around it.” Beside the Superbikes, the Vance and Hines Harley-Davidson race was a close fought battle as usual. Kyle Wyman came out on top over Danny Eslick and third, place local rider Benny Carlson. The all Harley XR1200 class always provides great racing and a win by Wyman was specially sweet for his Plymouth, WI based Millemium Technologies sponsor. Be sure to mark the first weekend in June next year to catch all the great racing action at Road America.

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Brady Lange flips his RM85 half way up the hill.

Kewaskum, Wisconsin - June 15 By Logan Cipala Photos by Bryan Much

irst and foremost all of the riders and myself would like to extend a thank you to the club and the sponsors that make the KMSR hillclimb possible. The

KMSR climb in Kewaskum, Wisconsin held at Sunburst Ski Resort is always an event to look forward to. The great club, technical hill, and huge crowd always make for a spectacular day of racing. A mid-day rain shower looked as if it would be enough to cancel the event. Luckily, it passed through, almost perfectly watering the hill for the second round. The 400cc stock class started off the day and saw Travis Faust take the win out of almost fifty riders. Garrett Graff from Germantown took the win in the slightly smaller Open Stock class. The KMSR hillclimb tends to draw in great competition in the Pro classes. The 250 Pro class kicked off the extended class racing. Early on in the class Logan Cipala slid into a smooth line up the right side of the hill and laid down a 7.943 second ride. Logan Petersonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second round ride of 8.017 narrowly kept him out of first place. Zach DeGross stole the show in the 600 Pro class on his CR500, earning one of four seven second rides of the day. His 7.92 was good enough for the win with Logan Cipala, Logan Peterson, and Kirk Mueller following close behind. The KMSR club always make it a point that the Open class will be the best show of the day, which does not disappoint. Zach DeGross and Kirk Mueller took their low 8 second rides into third and second place, respectively. After that, Logan Cipala found a smooth line and rode his Buell 1125r to a 7.377 and new hill record. The King of the Hill saw four different leaders before it was over. Early in

Kaly Mueller crests the first breaker.

the class Kirk Mueller rode to the top with a time of 8.55 but not long after Josh Mueller was there to take the spot bettering Kirkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ride by a tenth of second. With yet another clean ride, Zach DeGross took his CR500 to the top in 8.182 seconds. The ride right after Zach was Logan Cipala, who earned one more fast ride winning the King of the Hill with a 7.645 second time. Results 400 Stk: 1.Travis Faust 10.959 2.Mason Amerling 12.43 3.Charles Sellinger 12.205 4.Matt Meyer 12.467 5.Chuck Dricken 12.877 250 Pro: 1.Logan Cipala 7.943 2.Logan Peterson 8.017 3.Zach DeGross 9.189 4.Kirk Mueller 9.218 5.Luke Cipala 9.422 Open Stk: 1.Garrett Graff 10.221 2.Travis Faust 10.278 3.Jake Poth 10.878 4.Brian Martens 10.915 5.Matt Meyer 11.111 600 Pro: 1.Zach DeGross 7.92 2.Logan Cipala 8.162 3.Logan Peterson 8.537 4.Kirk Mueller 8.71 5.Darren DeGross 8.761 Antique: 1.Andy Heinecke 18.597 2.Brian Martens 215 3.Dan Vrana 188 4.Mitch Kabacinski 118 5.Ben Paske 20 Open Pro: 1.Logan Cipala 7.377 2.Kirk Mueller 8.153 3.Zach DeGross 8.316 4.Josh Mueller 8.975 5.Lloyd Mueller 9.352 King of the Hill: 1.Logan Cipala 7.645 2.Zach DeGross 8.182 3.Josh Mueller 8.415 4.Kirk Mueller 8.55 5.Todd Cipala 8.918

Zach DeGross won in the 600 Pro class.

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340 take on Aztalan in June Lake Mills, Wisconsin- June 8 By Dave Hollub

ow that school is out and summer is settling into Wisconsin more and more riders are starting to fill the gates. This month many of the classes had fifteen or more riders lined up and several were approaching full gates. Despite heavy rains overnight the crew at Aztalan went to work and once again had a great track ready for the 340 entries. As the day went on the track got rough enough to challenge everyone. When the gate dropped for Sportsman B/C moto one Timmy Baake got the jump and hit the holeshot out front. Baake had a brief challenge early from Mason Persha, but once he shook Persha he sailed to an easy win. Jake Seipel had his hands full holding back Bryce Telfer. Telfer slipped into third midway through lap three and Kail McCormack and Eli Walters slipped past Seipel just before the checkers. Telfer got the second moto holeshot but Walters was out front on their first pass over the plateau. Walters stayed out front for the moto win while Baake worked his way into second on lap two. Telfer was forced out with a mechanical leaving McCormack in third with Persha fourth as the checkers flew. Baake’s 1/2 was good for the overall with Walters (5/1) second and Persha (2/4) finishing third.

Erik Utech (111) gets the Open A holeshot in moto 1

Baake, “I won overalls in both Sportsholeshot, but he had Bowman and Jeremy man and Open B today. Sportsman first Brand right on his rear fender. The three moto I ripped the holeshot and pretty much way battle for the lead stayed the same until led it all the way through. It was really Bowman found a slot to get into the lead. muddy and it was pretty tough but I got Bowman grabbed the moto win to give him through it. In Open B I won both motos. I a 1/1 day and the overall. Blakey converted would have liked to win them all but I’m a 5/2 day into second overall while Yde learning, I have some things to work on. (4/4) edged out Niles (3/5) for the final Thanks to Rob’s Performance, Uptown podium spot. Motorcars, and the Skodras family.” In 250C, thirty-six riders followed Brady Andy Bowman was able to increase his Bill onto the track and by the time he came +30B/C holeshot count to three over the plateau there was already a gap bestraight when he out ran the twentyhind him. Next over was Logan Telfer folsix other riders to the corner in lowed closely by Darren Feucht and moto one. Bowman took advanKeegan Cummins. tage of the open track to cruise to the finish. Troy Blakey was in second with Brad Yde right behind him until lap two. Just after the first tunnel Yde fell victim to the mud and went down. By the time he was back up and running Yde had lost positions to Tom Farchione, Elijah Gorecki, and Greg Niles. Gorecki moved into second in the barn section and held there to the finish. Niles and Yde got past Blakey in the west end finishing the moto in third and fourth. Blakey made up for his late moto fade by grab250B rider Kristopher Korn. bing the moto two Angel Ennis in the Women’s class. CYCLE USA, July 2014

Cummins moved up two spots into secjumped the plateau, already opened up ond before the lap was over but couldn’t some breathing room behind him. Logan catch Bill. Telfer held on in third while Telfer was battling with Keegan Cummins Zachary Scheiber finished fourth with as he defended second and Brandon HenFeucht right on his rear fender. Telfer zel was battling with James Burd for fourth. grabbed the second moto holeshot, but once Burd got by Henzel midway through the again Bill was out white flag lap front in the first half but the biggest lap. James Burd heartbreak closed in on Telfer came for Bill and began a chase, who stalled his looking for any openbike with just ing to move into sectwo corners to ond. Telfer had his go. Both Telfer hands full until Burd and Cummins saw his chance on the got past before white flag lap and Bill’s bike slipped past. Cumfired, and he mins managed to headed for the move up to fourth checkers in from a mid pack start. third. Bill The overall went to made up for the Bill while Telfer (3/3) stalled bike in beat out Cummins moto two as he (2/4) for second. Frank Weiss and Marc Ottenad turned the holeshot corner bar to bar in +40, then Ottenad began pulling away by the time they came out of James Burd finished fifth overall in 250C. the west end. Brian McCanna caught Weiss on lap two, and after pressuring him for the next lap made a pass stick. Tom Ferguson worked his way up to fourth from a mid pack start by the time the checkers came out. McCanna got the jump in moto two and led for a lap and a half before Ottenad got by him. McCanna cruised to second with Weiss close behind. In Women's, Kaylen Pellmann edged out Sierra Dortch at the corner for the first moto holeshot. Pellmann immediately pulled away and cruised to the moto win. Dortch went down in the west end, slipping back to sixth place. Madisyn Larsen was running second with Jade Wennlund third and Patricia Soholt fourth. Dortch was riding hard and managed to move up to third by the time lap two was over. Larsen had John Malchow in +45. Dortch on her rear fender as she did her best to defend her lines. Dortch finally made the pass in the west end on the last led from gate drop to the finish. Telfer setlap to finish second. Moto two again had tled into second and looked like he was Pellmann narrowly in front of Dortch at the going to cruise until Cummins caught him holeshot and then pulling away as the moto on lap two over the plateau. Cummins tried continued. Dortch held on in second with different lines but couldn’t make a pass beWennlund in third and Larsen running fore the checkers flew. Telfer still claimed fourth to the checkers. the overall with a 1/2 day and Bill (3/1) was Brady Bill led the thirty-one Open C racsecond. ers around the holeshot and by the time he Bill, “I was winning until second to last 24

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corner I stalled my bike and it wouldn’t start. I got passed by Telfer and Cummins before I got going. Second moto I was able to get out front right away and just stayed there all the way. The track was pretty good, it started drying up after the first set of motos. It got pretty rough and lines formed up - it was hard finding the smooth ones. I’d like to thank Tom Wolf from Sportland 2, my Mom and my Dad, Trevor Semrow from 406 Films, and Kurt Mueller from Mueller Motorsports.” Erik Utech was able to beat everyone onto the track in Open A, but Joe Dretzka was right on his rear wheel with Tyler Skodras and Jonathan Hartman close behind. Dretzka got by Utech in the barn section, then Skodras went to work on Utech and was able to take over second in the west end. Skodras began chasing Dretzka and midway through lap three he was out front. Skodras took the checkers with Dretzka and then Hartman finishing behind him. Dretzka grabbed the moto two holeshot with Maxwell Malkmus right behind. By the beginning of lap two Skodras had gotten around Malkmus, and began running down Dretzka. Skodras was able to put a wheel in on Dretzka several times, but couldn’t slip past before the checkers flew ending Skodras’ run on moto wins today at 3 (he went 1/1 in Unlimited A). Malkmus held on in third with Hartman finishing fourth. Once again Aztalan transformed through the daythis time starting muddy and developing several lines and bumps before drying out as the day went on. The riders here all were pretty happy with track conditions, and it was fun seeing the gates fill up once again. The next motocross at Aztalan is Sunday July 13 so hopefully even more riders will show up to take part in some of the district’s most exciting racing. Thanks to everyone that came out this time.

Timmy Baake won the Sportsman B/C and Open B overalls at the June 8th Aztalan

Aztalan Results 250A: 1.Dillon Kau 2.Nicholas Pellmann 3.Erik Utech 4.Cody Simonton 5.Dale Kathan 250B: 1.Mason Persha 2.Eli Walters 3.Kyle Pallin 4.Jeremy Smith 5.Matthew Gabrielse 250C: 1.Brady Bill 2.Logan Telfer 3.Keegan Cummins 4.Zachary Scheiber 5.James Burd Sports B/C: 1.Timmy Baake 2.Eli Walters 3.Mason Persha 4.Kail McCormack 5.Kyle Pallin Open A: 1.Joseph Dretzka 2.Tylor Skodras 3.Jonathan Hartman 4.Maxwell Malkmus 5.Dillon Kau Open B: 1.Timmy Baake 2.Eli Walters 3.Kail McCormack 4.Bryce Telfer 5.Eric Leach Open C: 1.Logan Telfer 2.Brady Bill 3.Keegan Cummins 4.Kyle Whysol 5.James Burd Women: 1.Kaylen Pellmann 2.Sierra Dortch 3.Madyson Larsen 4.Patricia Soholt 5.Angel Ennis Unlimited A: 1.Tylor Skodras 2.Joseph Dretzka 3.Maxwell Malkmus 4.Kenny Felgar +25A: 1.Jonathan Hartman 2.Nicholas Pellmann 3.Keith Degrand 4.Aaron Stroebel 5.Brian McCanna +25B/C: 1.Jake Smith 2.Travis Schaefer 3.Nicholas Czechowicz 4.Jake Kaiser 5.Eli Siordia

+30B/C: 1.Andy Bowman 2.Troy Blakey 3.Brad Yde 4.Greg Niles 5.Elijah Gorecki +30A: 1.Karter Busse 2.Brad Johnson 3.Keith Degrand 4.Aaron Stroebel 5.Frank Weiss +40: 1.Marc Ottenad 2.Brian McCanna 3.Frank Weiss 4.Tom Ferguson 5.Gregg White +45: 1.Frank Weiss 2.Tom Ferguson 3.Kevin Yde 4.Randy Scott 5.John Malchow +50: 1.Kurt Andrews 2.Gregg White 3.Robert Edler 4.Phil Berndt 5.Glen Brandemuehl

50Jr.: 1.Riley Busse 2.Owen Blakey 3.Lane Rhyme 4.Ryder Skodras 5.Jayden Adams 50Sr.: 1.Ayden Price 2.Noah Bindas 3.Nathaniel Froemming 4.Nolan Schweighardt 5.Brody Tobianski 65cc: 1.Justin Oehlhof 2.Eugene Wolff 3.Mitchell Malaney 4.Aidan McCormick 5.Elijah Tetzlaff 85cc (9-11): 1.Braden Warner 2.Elijah Tetzlaff 3.Justin Oehlhof 4.Mitchell Malaney 5.Aidan McCormick 85cc (9-13): 1.Braden Warner 2.Elijah Tetzlaff 3.Justin Oehlhof

4.Devin Blume 5.Cody Gamble 85cc (12-15): 1.Tyler Gamble 2.Colton Parson 3.Sam Malcolm 4.Devine Blume 5.Cody Gamble 125Jr: 1.Mason Persha 2.Brady Bill 3.Jacob Jesko 4.Jared Feucht 5.Darren Feucht Non-Cur: 1.Jake Smith 2.Hunter Schueller 3.Spencer Janaky 3.Case Janaky 5.Justin Fluger Supermini: 1.Jacob Jesko 2.Sam Malcolm 3.Tyler Gamble 4.Deven Fell 5.Colton Parson 4.Kim Chan

Another Fun Saturday at Joliet MX Wilmington, Illinois - May 24 By Josh Rud, More photos at www.shiftonephotography.com

David De Ano finished second in the +30A class.

acing is in full swing in the Midwest with Joliet MX being no exception. This past weekend kicked off round three of the Arsenal Series, with everyone coming out for a great night under the lights. The stadium track has been being tweaked a lot so far this year and the night went by smooth as ever with the track fresh and ready to go. Open C was a great race of the evening with the battles going on till the last lap. Coming off the gate Juan Wonders got out to an early lead with Jacob Borge and Danny Norton both coming up from Morris Illinois, right on his back tire. Borge went wide and launched it into the rhythm section to take over the lead with Wonders and Norton now battling for second. Coming around the back tabletop Norton was able to get the inside line to get by Wonders as Mike Nechvatal joined the group, looking for a spot up front. Heading around for the final lap Nechvatal worked up to third, getting a line on the in-

Gavin Sienkiewicz charging in the 85 Beginner class for second overall.

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side of Wonders to take over third. Norton went down, bumping Nechvatal up to second and Dontaye Bates moved into to third before the checkered flag. Borge had a great race staying up front the entire race for the win. Later +30A was on the track keeping things interesting as always. Tony Mcvey jumped out front on his Yamaha with David De Ano and Larry Bank in pursuit. The three were hot on each otherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trail when Bank went down in the corner, bumping Ray Tanguay up to third. Mcvey was on the gas and starting to walk away as the checkered flag flew giving him the win. 250B was up next with some battles ready to unfold, everyone revving on the line. The gate dropped with

Ricki Williams hauling into the first turn, grabbing the holeshot with Alec Leasure and Aj Miksys side by side hitting the straight. Leasure came out ahead with Miksys in the chase as Williams was already making a decent gap up front.

Preston Zollers won his 50cc 4-8 class.

Miksys was looking for any way around. They came through the front rhythm side by side and hit the corner before the finish line. Coming up over the finish line jump they were still bar to bar with Miksys nailing the inside rut to secure second place. Coming across the finish it was Williams in first and Miksys second. The little rippers in 65 Open were keeping things interesting tonight with tons of passing going on. Right off the line Connor Pilon shot out front with Wylie Roberts and Joe Elliot to follow. Around the first turn Roberts hit the outside to take over the lead as Talan Zollers moved into third through the first rhythm section. Zollers was on move on his KTM and as they came over the table top he went inside of Pilon to take over second. After several laps Zollers reeled in Pilon to grab the lead heading into the last lap. Roberts was trying to come back, but Zollers held him off, hitting the finish line for the final time to take the win. It was a great night out at Joliet MX with good racing as always and the track was held up very well.

Results: 65Jr: 1. Wylie Roberts 2.Joe Elliott 65Sr: 1.Hunter Billingsley 2.Zennon Shain 3.Andrew Voegtle 4.David Frawley 65 Beg: 1.Talan Zollers 2.Connor Pilon 3.Jackson Herra 4.Dominick Parrino 5.Zac Harmon 85 Beg: 1.Zennon Shain 2.Gavin Sienkiewicz 3.Brandon Elliott 4.David Frawley 50Sr: 1.Talan Zollers 2.Maxwell Williams +25A: 1.James Bagby Jr. 2.Ray Tanguay +25B: 1.Matt Guderjan 125 2-str: 1.Eric Mack 250C: 1.Jacob Borge 2.Mike Nechvatal 3.Nick Waszak 4.Juan Wonders 5.Dontaye Bates Jr. Supermini: 1.Nolan Dickinson 2.Christian Swieton 85 Open: 1.Kevin Mulligan 2.Pierce Rogers 3.Justin Friebele +30A: 1.Tony Mcvey 2.David De Ano 3.Ray Tanguay +30B/C: 1.Nick Smith 2.Pete Witkowski 3.Chris Dicicco 4.Tim Clubb 65 Open: 1.Talan Zollers 2.Wylie Roberts 3.Connor Pilon 4.Joe Elliott 5.Jackson Herra 250A: 1.Jon Williams 2.Greg Rogers 250B: 1.Ricki Williams 2.Aj Miksys 3.Alec Leasure 4.Matt Guderjan 5.Joseph Voegtle Open C: 1.Jacob Borge 2.Mike Nechvatal 3.Dontaye Bates Jr 4.Juan Wonders 5.Tj Lowe +40: 1.Tony Mcvey 2.Larry Bank 3.Todd Schmollinger 4.Joe Voegtle 5.Justin Martino 14-24: 1.Alec Leasure 2.Seth Bogesh 3.Aj Miksys 4.Joseph Voegtle 5.Nick Waszak 85Jr: 1.Hunter Billingsley 2.Tim Croissant 85Sr: 1.Nolan Dickinson 2.Pierce Rodgers 3.Jacob Croissant 4.Christian Swieton 5.Kevin Mulligan Open A: 1.Jon Williams 2.James Bagby Jr. Open B: 1.Ricki Williams 2.Seth Bogesh 50cc (4-8): 1.Preston Zollers 2.Auden Mills 3.Gavin Gonzalez 4.Satas Vaupsas 5.Talan Zollers

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Peters, Schultz Fastest at Neoga Neoga, Illinois - June 7/8 By Bud Northrup Photos by Martha Peters

he Central Illinois Motorcycle Club ran another doubleheader on June 7 and 8. The Saturday night event was cut short in the second round due to rain, but the Sunday portion ran on a tacky, fast hill. ‘Wild Wade’ Schultz and ‘Lightning Levi’ Peters claimed the Fast Time awards both days. Brodie Bennett, Levi Peters, and Matt Peters were double class winners both days. Levi claimed his wins in the 85Sr and the 200cc classes. His 3.283 second time Saturday night in 85Sr was good for that win, and also the Youth Fast Time award. Reece Hutton was second in 3.474 seconds. Levi was a bit slower on Sunday, and had to come from behind to overtake Andrew Fortner, who took the first round lead with a 3.437 second run. Levi carded a 3.343 time on his second ride to take the win, and another Fast Time award. Derick Bell was also fast with a 3.355 second time to claim second place. Levi claimed the 200cc class win both days, with times of 3.267 and 3.131 seconds. Mario Clarke was second Saturday night with Morgan Wheelwright second on Sunday. In other Youth class action, Brodie Bennett was the 65cc and 85Jr class winner both days. His 3.593 second time was the winner in the 65cc class Saturday and he followed with a 3.497 second time to win 85Jr. Lilah McGurer was second in both classes with Mitch Moran third both days in the 65cc class. Derek Valstad was third in 85Jr Saturday. Brodie posted a 3.716 second time on his first ride in the 65cc class Sunday to take that win, with Lilah again taking second. In the 85Jr, Brodie flew over the top in 3.419 seconds to not only take the class win, but post the Youth Fast Time to that point, only to see Levi slip under it in the Senior Mini class. Mitch Moran was second with a 3.773 second time with McGurer third. Matt Peters was also a double winner both days, winning the 250cc and Senior (+40) classes. Eric Wheelwright was second Saturday in the 250 class and both days in the Senior class. Dylan Brady claimed second in the 250cc class Sunday. Wheelwright also enjoyed a double win day Sunday, winning the 450cc and 600cc Four stroke classes. He also won the four stroke class Saturday night. Kirk Gorsuch was second behind Wheelwright in all three 28

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4.Jacob Bell 5.Marty Steinacher. of Eric’s wins, and was the 450cc class win450cc: 1.Eric Wheelwright 2.Kirk Gorsuch 3.Casey ner Saturday with Wheelwright second beBastin 4.Troy Camerer 5.Rob Fewell. hind him. 600 4St: 1.Eric Wheelwright 2.Kirk Gorsuch 3.Matt Peters 4.Casey Bastin 5.Troy Camerer. ‘Wild Wade’ Schultz claimed the Over600cc: 1.Wade Schultz 2.Matt Peters 3.Andy Fortall Fast Time both days on his big Suzuki ner 4.Jared McKay 5.Dylan Brady. four cylinder Open bike. He flew it over 750cc: 1.Paul Hillard. Open: 1.Wade Schultz 2.Steve Shafer. the top in 2.868 seconds Saturday night for +40: 1.Matt Peters 2.Eric Wheelwright 3.Wade the Open class win and convincing fast Schultz 4.Andy Fortner 5.Mike Pulver. time of the night. No other rider broke the +50: 1.Steve Shafer 2.Mike Pulver 3.Mark Peters. 400ST: 1.Troy Camerer 2.Mike Pulver 3.Andy Fortthree second barrier, but Matt Peters was ner 4.Mario Clark 5.Marty Steinacher. close with an early 3.037 fast time to win Opn St: 1.Mike Pulver 2.Steve Bell. the 250cc class. QD-2: 1.Paul Hillard. QD-4: 1.Troy Camerer. The tacky hill on Sunday provided a lot Youth Fast Time: Levi Peters. of traction and much faster times with sevOverall Fast Time: Wade Schultz. eral riders posting sub three second runs, and Matt Peters setting the first round fast time in the Senior class. Schultz flew his Honda over the top in 2.746 seconds in the second round to slip under Peters to win the 600cc class and set a new fast time. Peters had carded a 2.813 second time to take the first round lead in that class. Andy Fortner was third in 2.868 seconds. But Schultz wasn’t satisfied, and beat his own 600 class fast time with a sizzling 2.655 second run on his big Suzuki in the Open class, to card an even more impressive fast time, as well as joining the double class winner club. Steve Shafer was second both days. In Women’s class action, Lakota ‘Shay’ Ashworth was Mitch Moran was third both days in 65cc. the winner both days with Morgan Wheelwright secBrodie Bennett, 65cc and 85Jr ond. Emily Schultz was class winner both days. third Saturday, with Lauren Shafer third Sunday. Sunday Results: 65cc: 1.Brodie Bennett 2.Lilah McGurer 3.Mitch Moran 4.Jaydn Aliprandini. 85Jr: 1.Brodie Bennett 2.Mitch Moran 3.Lilah McGurer 4.Jaydn Aliprandini. 85Sr: 1.Levi Peters 2.Derick Bell 3.Andrew Fortner 4.Reece Hutton 5.Emily Schultz. Women: 1.Shay Ashworth 2.Morgan Wheelwright 3.Lauren Shafer 4.Emily Schultz 5.Shelby Shafer. 125cc: 1.Jacob Bell 2.Levi Peters 3.Morgan Wheelwright 4.Emily Schultz 5.Andrew Fortner. 200cc: 1.Levi Peters 2.Morgan Wheelwright 3.Derick Bell 4.Derek Valstad. 250cc: 1.Matt Peters 2.Dylan Brady 3.Eric Wheelwright

Motorcycle Events July 20 Racer-X Vet Series

Special day for our vet riders... expanded classes, see web Saturday July 19th practice session

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AMA Vintage National

Aug. 10.......................... Dist 17 Motocross Illini Championship Series Event

Sept 27/28.....Bonus Points. Dist 17 Motocross Oct. 19..........Bikes & Quads.. Dist 17 Motocross

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#1, Chad Wienen out of Illinois put on a great show, but following a bad start in moto two, ended up second overall in the Pro class.

Walnut, Illinois - May 31 By Josh Rud, More photos at www.shiftonephotography.com

he final weekend of May set the stage for the fourth round of the ATV National Championship out at Sunset Ridge MX. The professional level of ATV racing is run very unique. The series not only holds professional level races at different times throughout the day, there is also a large amount of amateur classes competing out on the same track, the same day. This makes for a fantastic experience for everyone involved, with the fans and vendors all showing up to make for a very action packed day of races. The event draws riders from all over the country, Florida to Texas, Canada and everywhere in between. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also a large amount of riders that make it out from our local districts. There were thirty-seven amateur classes running, making it very interesting to see all the different quads and skill levels. The amateur classes ran their first moto on Saturday along with the pro races, and then the amateur racing concluded on Sun30

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day with second motos. There was plenty of the local talent out there giving everyone a run for their money this weekend. Bryan Blake out of Verona, Wisconsin was tearing up the C classes. In 450C Blake got out front with the holeshot and never looked back, sweeping both days for the overall. Blake also had a good run in Production C, taking the win in the first moto and a hard fought second in moto two to take the overall with Logan Dusenberry (OH) second overall. Open B was some great racing with Zach Kaczmarzyk out of Illinois getting out front for an early lead in the first moto with William Easley (IL) and Len Plaza (IL) falling in behind him. Heading down the hill through the hairpin Kelton Zeman (IL) took the inside to take over third. As the race

went on things kept getting shook up with Haedyn Mickelson (MN) making up ground and eventually taking over the lead, as Jeremy Ledonne (PA) was right on his pace, making the pass for second, leaving Plaza in third. In the second moto the top three were the same giving Mickelson the overall! There was a very stacked A group out there today with three different A classes; Production A, Open A, and 450A. Samuel Rowe out of Wisconsin won both motos in 450A. Rowe had a rough first moto in Open A, finishing twelfth then came back in the second moto for second place, giving him fourth overall with William Lloyd out of Virginia taking the overall (4-1). The pro races happened throughout the day. The first moto was dominated by Chad Wienen out of Galena Illinois, who came into the day as the points leader. There was a nice battle going on for second with Thomas Brown and Josh Upperman going at each other the entire race. The second moto things got interesting with Wienen getting a bad start, and Upperman getting out front for the holeshot with Brown and Jeffrey Rastrelli right behind him. The pack fell in line and started knocking out the laps as Brown started putting more and more pressure on Upperman. Coming into lap four Wienen had made his way by Rastrelli to take over third, and was

Wisconsinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bryan Blake took the Production C and 450C class wins.

Minnesota’s Haedyn Mickelson took the 450B class win.

charging to the front to try and salvage a win for the day. Brown finally was able to get a run on Upperman on the last lap, taking the inside hard making a hole and gunning it out for the lead. It put Brown in for the win overall going 2-1, Wienen (1-2) was second overall with Upperman taking third (3-2). Great, competetive racing for sure! It was a great weekend of racing with the races going non-stop all day. The track crew at Sunset Ridge really kept everything going completely smooth with nothing but good things being spoken by the riders. It is a very cool event to have come through town and such a great atmosphere around the facilities. It’s not something you will find anywhere else with the pros riding right along with the amateurs, and it makes for a very special day for everyone out there. Results: Jr 25+: 1.Dane Heilman, IN 2.Chris Taddie, OH 3.Mike Barnhart, MN 6.William Lawson, MO 7.Ryan Beaven, IN 90 Open Sr (12-15): 1.Peyton Zimmerman, PA 2.Bryce Ford, TX 3.Troy Hill, VA 5.Gunner Tebon, WI 6.Tristen Liebe, IA 7.Eli Lingle, IL Prod C: 1.Bryan Blake, WI 2.Logan Dusenberry, OH 3.Joseph Cummings, PA 6.Evan Clemens, WI Open B: 1.Haedyn Mickelson, MN 2.Jeremy Ledonne, PA 3.Ty Temple-

ton, OH 5.Brandon Cesaroni, IL 7.William Easley, IL +30C: 1.Ian Harris, IL 2.Jason Klepacz, IL 3.B Sosebee, GA 4.Seth Fligge, IL 7.Kendall Daniels, IA 50 CVT (6-8): 1.Mason Jackson, MI 2.Chance Kimmy, PA 3.Grant Olson, WI 4.Collin Edwards, IN 50 Sing Spd (6-8): 1.Brody Runyon, IL 2.Logan Peters, OH 3.Kazin Vanfossen, MD 4.Dayton Hunt, IN 5.Landon Corn, IL Girls Sr. Shift: 1.Niamh Shaw, IL 2.Abby Bowyer, IN 3.Lindsay Hutchinson, MI Girls Jr (6-11): 1.Emily Bowyer, IN 2.Natalie Jackson, MI 3.Chloe Shaw, IL Open A: 1.William Lloyd, VA 2.Vital Cazenave, TN 3.Tyler Turner, PA 4.Samuel Rowe, WI 7.Devin Krntz, IL Schlby Jr Open (13-15): 1.Cole Sepesi, MI 2.Tyler Mack, MN 3.Kirkland Jack, FL 4.Payden Lingle, IL 5.Blake Sarver, IN 70 Shifter (6-11): 1.Lane Baird, KY 2.Max Lindquist Little, WI 3.Parker Roahrig, OH 6.Jacob Taylor, IL 7.Blaine Thomas, IL 450C: 1.Bryan Blake, WI 2.Logan Dusenberry, OH 3.Cole Borowiak, NE 5.Evan Clemens, WI 90 Auto Sr.: 1.Bryce Ford, TX 2.Cassy Warwick, OH 3.Kobe Near, IL 4.Jack Eaker, IL 7.Will Cochran, IL College 16-24: 1.Daniel Hoisington, OH 2.Cody Gifford, FL 3.Facundo Castillo, FL 4.Austin Clemens, WI 6.Calen Mcginty, IL 7.Jason Wehrli, IL 50 Semi Stk (4-6): 1.Chase Martin, NJ 2.Logan Steele, PA 3.Natalie Jackson, MI 6.Malia Webb, IL 7.Kylee Campbell, IL 90 Shift (12-15): 1.Peyton Zimmerman, PA 2.Troy Hill, VA 3.Gunner Tebon, WI 6.Logan Stanfield, IN 7.Tristen Liebe, IA 450B: 1.Haedyn Mickelson, MN 2.Ryan Korody, MI 3.Jeremy Ledonne, PA 7.Michael Perkins, IN 70 Auto (6-11): 1.Jacob Visnic, OH 2.Cale Deal, FL 3.Dane Molander, PA 5.Jayden Londerville, WI 7.Bryce Lequia, IL Schlby Sr. (14-17): 1.Tyler Mack,

MN 2.Cole Sepesi, MI 3.Westley Prod A: 1.Dylan Tremellen, PA Wolfe, MD 4.Blake Sarver, IN 5.Sam 2.Parker Wewerka, FL 3.Keenan Steckly, IA Gehman, PA 4.Wes Lewis, PA 5.BenPro Am: 1.Ronnie Higgerson, IL jamin Hysong, PA 2.William Lloyd, VA 3.Alex Woskob, Prod B: 1.Jeremy Ledonne, PA PA 5.Sean Taylor, IA 2.Ryan Korody, MI 3.Ty Templeton, 90 Open Jr (8-11): 1.Trevor OH 4.Zachary Kaczmarzyk, IL 6.Joey Thatcher, OH 2.Lance Walker, FL Meyer, IL 3.Taron Liebe, IA 5.Jacob Taylor, IL 70 Open (6-11): 1.Max Lindquist, WI 50 Open (6-8): 1.Grant Olson, WI 2.Jacob Taylor, IL 3.Connor Henson, 2.Bodie Derrer, IN 3.Shane Coughlin, TN 4.Taron Liebe Center, IA 5.Blaine NJ 5.Landen Kruse, WI 6.Brody RunThomas, IL 6.Jayden Londerville, WI yon, IL 7.Ramon Smikowski, WI 7.Carson Niehaus, IN 125 (8-15): 1.Logan Stanfield, IN Women: 1.Megan Manshack, TX 2.Cody Ford, TX 3.Eli Lingle, IL 2.Katie Mette, IL 3.Melissa Ranger, +40: 1.Kevin Pocrnich, IL 2.Bill ON 6.Andrea Berger, WI 7.Cheyanne Berger, WI 3.Gregg Miller, FL 6.Jason Hitchcock, IL Jackson, IL Super Mini (12-15): 1.Gunner Tebon, 90 Auto Jr. (8-11): 1.Cale Deal, FL WI 2.Troy Hill, VA 3.Peyton Zim 2.Dane Molander, PA 3.Jacob Visnic, OH 6.Jayden Londerville, WI Open C: 1.Evan Clemens, WI 2.Cj Haase, VA 3.Geoff Arnold, PA 4.Matthew Kennedy, IL 6.Grant Glashagel, IL 450A: 1.Samuel Rowe, WI 2.Dylan Tremellen, PA 3.Cody Gifford, FL Schlby Jr. (13-15): 1.Nicholas Weber, DE 2.Sky Volkamer, IA 3.Grayson Eller, NC 5.Cyler Jackson, IL +30: 1.Dane Heilman, IN 2.Merrill Crose, MO 3.Mike Barnhart, MN 7.Paul Overocker, MN 90 CVT (8-15): 1.Bryce Ford, TX 2.Jack Eaker, IL 3.Cassy Warwick, OH 5.Joshua Hutzensa 6.Kobe Near, IL 7.Will Winnebago, IL’s Jacob Howald in the 450A class. Cochran, IL

Freeport, IL’s Devin Krontz in the Open A class. CYCLE USA, July 2014

Red Bull Indianapolis GP is a Celebration of Two Wheels The Greatest Motorcycle Spectacle offers great activities for all riders, fans

n a rainy day more than a century ago, on a crude, crushed stone surface sprayed with tar, the era of professional racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was born. And it wasn’t cars. It was motorcycles. That storied tradition continues with the Seventh Running of the 2014 Red Bull Indianapolis GP, Aug 8-10. This incredible race weekend features the world’s best riders competing on the world’s fastest sportbikes, with speeds topping 200-mph. MotoGP is the premier class, and it features superstars like Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo and reigning World Champion, Marc Marquez. Also competing will be Americans Nicky Hayden and Colin Edwards. They’ll be competing on exotic 1000cc prototype motorcycles from Ducati, Honda, Yamaha and more. The race is held on the IMS road course Sunday, Aug. 10, with practice Friday, Aug. 8 and practice, as well as qualifying Saturday, Aug. 9. Also on the schedule for race weekend – thrilling competition from Moto2 (600cc) and Moto3 (250cc) World Championship classes, featuring riders from around the world. But the distinctive rumble of American V-Twin thunder can also be heard and felt, as the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Series returns to the famed Brickyard. Competitors will race on spec HarleyDavidson XR1200 machines, with only 32

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limited modifications allowed. This formula places a premium on rider skill and creates fantastic, side-by-side, handlebarbanging action. XR1200 races will once again take place Saturday and Sunday during Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend. There’s also plenty of action off the track at IMS, both at the Speedway and around Indianapolis. Major motorcycle manufacturers and aftermarket companies will display and sell their products at the Manufacturer Display area in the IMS infield and the Vendor Marketplace in Gasoline Alley. Manufacturer representatives will be on hand to answer questions from fans interested in putting one of the beautiful new machines in their garage. Enthusiasts can see and purchase gear from top motorcycle equipment and accessory companies at the Red Bull Indianapolis GP Vendor Marketplace, as the popular display area for aftermarket products returns once again. The Vendor Marketplace will feature the largest selection of motorcycle apparel anywhere and is open throughout the entire Red Bull Indianapolis GP, Friday, Aug. 8 through Sunday, Aug. 10. For fans of rare and unique motorcycles, the Red Bull Indianapolis GP will also be hosting a custom bike show. For $25 you can enter your bike in The Pagoda Show in one of the following classes: 1949 and older; The 50’s (1950-1959); The 60’s &

The 70’s; The 80’s & The 90’s; 2000 and newer. Motorcycle magazine editors will award winners in each class and for best of show. Offer is limited to the first 200 motorcycles until August 1, and includes premium parking for the weekend near the Pagoda. For more information visit: IMS.com/pagodashow. And because the entire event is very much a celebration of motorcycling, IMS is offering riders free bike parking and free gear check inside the facility. With all the action taking place inside the track, you might find yourself looking to take a break from the intense competition. Motorcycles on Meridian is the perfect place to start. As has been the tradition each year during the Red Bull Indianapolis GP, South Meridian Street in downtown Indianapolis will be transformed into a festival of the motorcycle lifestyle on Friday evening, Aug. 8 and Saturday evening, Aug. 9. The streets will be filled with the roar of bikes as riders of all types enjoy the camaraderie of their fellow enthusiasts. Riders will gather on Meridian Street, all the way from Monument Circle to South Street to tell stories and celebrate their shared passion. Regardless of how long you’ve been riding, or what kind of bike you’re on now, the Red Bull Indianapolis GP is a motorcycling event without comparison. It’s an experience you don’t want to miss. For more information about the Red Bull Indianapolis GP and all of the surrounding events, visit www.ims.com and the event Facebook page at www.facebook.com/IndianapolisGP. Tickets for the 2014 Red Bull Indianapolis GP are on sale now. Visit www.ims.com/tickets, call (800) 822INDY or (317) 492-6700 or visit the IMS Ticket Office at the IMS Administration Building at the corner of Georgetown Road and 16th Street between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (ET) Monday-Friday. Tickets for groups of 20 or more also are on sale. Contact the IMS Group Sales Department at (866) 221-8775 for more information. Information on camping at IMS during the Red Bull Indianapolis GP is available at www.ims.com.

Azzie Short Track â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;14 Opener Lake Mills, Wisconsin - June 21 By Dave Hollub

surface. By 6PM the track was ready and practice began. As soon as the quads finished laying some rubber in the corners it was obvious tonightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s racing was going to be great. Ryan Kritz took the first win of the night as he finished out front in both the heat and

ll week long the weather shifted from heavy thunderstorms to hot and humid making sane people question if the Aztalan Cycle Club short track would be able to run this weekend. Keep in mind, this was SANE people and not true racers questioning. Friday afternoon the clouds parted and the track crew went to work and by noon Saturday had a perfect track surface prepped. The next challenge came mid afternoon when the clouds came back and dumped more rain on the track, but remember these are racers. As soon as the rain stopped the crew went back to work and even drafted spectators to drive laps in their cars and trucks to pack the 125-250cc winner Parker Lange

main races in Youth Stock Quad. Zachary Busse finished second with Travis Baker in third. When Quad A got the green light Brett Durant was out front with Rich Suter less than a quad back. Jarrett Marshall was third with Chuck Calvert fourth. As the race went on Durant never got a chance to relax as Suter stayed right on his back wheel, constantly pushing a tire in at the corners, looking for any opening to get out front. Durant crossed the finish first with Suter and then Marshall rounding out the top three. Ty Marshall got a good jump at the green light in 50cc Four Stroke and went into corner one out front with

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Xander Figliuzzi right on his rear tire. were trying to stay down low so I made the Figliuzzi made a quick pass as they charged outside work for me as I got around a coudown the back-straight to take over the ple guys. Danny and I did two or three laps lead. Now Riley Busse began showing a where we were pretty tight around there wheel to Marshall in the corners, and fiand finally on the back stretch I got about a nally in corner four on the second lap he half bike length on him. Once I got in front slipped past to take over second. Busse was I was able to go inside and keep him beunable to close in on Figliuzzi before the hind. The rest of my night was good, in checkers. Both Ethan Ramsey and Sydney Sund got by Marshall before the finish to claim third and fourth respectively. Super Senior was a battle between Daniel Vonmoos and Mike Yogerst from start to finish. Yogerst had the lead off the start but before they hit corner two Vonmoos powered past into the lead. Yogerst never let off and was constantly pushing a wheel in at the corners, trying to slip back out front. Yogerst looked like he pulled some extra speed on the white flag lap and going into corner three they were side by side, but coming out of corner four Vonmoos hooked up the extra traction and crossed the finish line out front Tyler Martin won Quad B. by half a bike to take the win. Daniel Vrana was out front as Vets 30+ got their green light, pushed hard by Brian Frandsen and Timothy Zeidler as they headed down the back straight. Patrick Stemper got pinched off in the start and hit the back straight in fourth, but by the time lap two was scored he had slipped past Zeidler and attached himself to Frandsen’s rear wheel. Stemper picked off Frandsen before lap two was over and began working on Vrana. Going into corner one Stemper was on the outside and kept on the throttle just enough longer to take the lead and then successfully defended it the Timm Miller (9) and John Lovas (110) battle in a +50 heat race. final two laps to the checkers beating Vrana by less than a bike length. 505 I took third and Open I didn’t get a Stemper, “At the start it was pretty humid good start and got banged around a little bit out tonight and my face-shield actually in the back and played it safe. Thanks to fogged up on me. I didn’t get a good jump DeCal Works, my dad and the wife and kids because of that and I kind of got into Jim at home” Kirschbaum a little bit - I could actually Charlotte Kainz had a great night as she feel his front tire on my fingers. I was able won her heat races in both the Open and to get out of that and the outside line was 505cc classes to start her momentum. working pretty good for me. Other guys When Open lined up for the main Kainz 34

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was in the middle of the line and she had the edge off the line. Michael VanLanger used the inside line to his advantage as he beat out Kainz at the holeshot. VanLanger held on to the lead despite constant pressure from Kainz over the first four laps. Kainz shoved a wheel in on VanLanger every time they went through the west end of the track, and finally was able to make a pass to grab the lead. Clayton Vonmoos settled into third and was able to hold off pressure from Dj Slosser all the way to the end. In the 251-505cc class Michael Carlton and Patrick Stemper went into corner one on the start bar to bar with Carlton having the lead by the time they hit the back stretch. Kainz started out third but was able to get past Stemper on lap two. Kainz was right on Carlton’s rear fender looking for any opening to slip into the lead. Kainz saw her chance on lap four as they headed down the front straight. She took the lead and then began opening a gap for the final two laps. Carlton held on in second with Stemper and then Alexia Hoffmann close behind. Kainz, “In the Open main I rode a couple laps in second looking for a way around and finally got out front. I was able to pull a little lead to win that. Then in 505 I didn’t get quite as good start, locked some bars a little bit so I was third. I got up to second and then I was trying to find a way around. I felt like I was faster going in and coming out of the corners but just couldn’t get the drive in the corners. I just kept trying to get my wheel in there so I had the chance coming out to finish the pass. I finally was able to run the low line and get by him and got the win. I expected the track to be really rutty and tacky but it was really good tonight, you could pass almost any where. I want to thank Wiseco, Saddlemen, Spectro, Troy Lee Designs, RASE, G2 Ergonomics, The Service Pavilion, Red Line Cycles, Works Connection, and Performance Cycle and Dyno and of course my parents. I am heading to Nationals this week and hope to carry this momentum there.”

It is always nice getting the first event of the year off to a great start, and despite the last

Dan Vonmoos won Super Senior +50

minute weather challenge Aztalan Cycle Club not only hosted a great program Satur-

day night, they continued with another full program on Sunday. The entire Aztalan crew deserves a thumbs up for all the hard work they put in getting this done. Also all the racers and spectators deserve a big thank you for their support and to those that went the extra step and helped pack the track Saturday night, we couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t do it without your help. The next Aztalan Short Track is scheduled Saturday July 19th and here is to seeing all of you out here. Saturday 50cc 4 str: Xander Figliuzzi 2.Riley Busse 3.Ty Marshall 4.Ethan Ramsay +50: 1.Daniel Vonmooos 2.Mike Yogerst 3.Timm Miller 4.Jeff Chromy +30: 1.Patrick Stemper 2.Daniel Vrana 3.Brian Frandsen 4.Tomothy Zeidler 50cc Shaft: 1.Riley Busse

2.Xander Figliuzzi 3.Sydney Sund Open: 1.Charlotte Kainz 2.Michael VanLanger 3.Clayton Vonmoos 4.Dj Slosser 65cc: 1.Cole Andresen 2.Ezra Brusky 3.Emmett Sund 4.Theodore Bendykowski Twins/Vintage: 1.Daniel Vrana 2.Robert Reese 3.Mark Martinich 4.Daniel Vonmoos 85cc: 1.Brady Lange 2.Mason Barth 3.Cole Andresen 4.Loyal Prach +40: 1.Sergius Figliuzzi 2.Jim Kirschbaum 3.Patrick Ryder 4.Greg Barth 125-250cc: 1.Parker Lange 2.Clayton Vonmoos 3.Cody Funk 4.Brooke Chromy Classics 250-400cc: 1.Matthew McNall 2.Charles Dickenson 3.Chuck Dickenson 4.Robert Smith 251-505cc: 1.Charlotte Kainz 2.Michael Carlton 3.Patrick Stemper 4.Alexia Hoffmann Youth Stk Quad: 1.Ryan Kritz 2.Zachary Busse 3.Travis Becker 400cc Quad: 1.Anthony Pasklewicz 2.Ben Suter 3.Keegan Reitz Quad A: 1.Brett Durant 2.Rich Suter 3.Jarrett Marshall 4.Chuck Calvert Quad B: 1.Tyler Martin 2.Anthony Pasklewicz 3.Jordan Schwarm 4.Aric Paskiewicz Air Cooled Quad: 1.Keegan Reitz 2.Ben Suter Open Quad: 1.Rich Suter 2.Tyler Martin 3.Chuck Calvert 4.Aric Paskiewicz

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Mees Claims Dairyland Classic Plymouth, Wisconsin - May 30 By Bert Sumner

ammin’ Jared Mees claimed his fifth win in six years at the30th Annual Dairyland Classic presented by Steelhorse Law Offices. For the first time in memory there was no rain in the forecast, and the grandstands were filled to near-capacity on the freshly-reconfigured racetrack. Seventy-four riders from eleven states signed up to compete among Vintage riders before the green light start. the four competition classes. In Schnabel, Mees, and Pearson won the the 450cc Pro/ Expert division, sixteen Exthree Pro/Expert heat races, with firstperts and thirteen Pro Singles tackled the timers Kolby Carlisle, Ryan Wells, and course, with local star JR Schnabel comChad Cose also transferring directly to the peting in his final dirt track event, claiming final. Brandon Robinson and Dan Mischler the fast qualifier bonus by lapping the elonclaimed the two semis, with Austin Greengated 1/3-mile circuit in 17.491 seconds land, Jefferey Carver, Jake Cunningham, (68.607 mph). Mees, defending Dairyland and Bronson Bauman collecting the final winner Mikey Martin, Jefferey Carver, and transfers. The final featured six National Daytona Pro Singles winner Ryan Wells Numbers, two lettered Experts, and four rounded out the top five. All twenty-nine Pro Singles competitors. Six of the twelve Pro/ Experts qualified within 0.830 seconds were competing in their first Dairyland of Schnabel’s fast time. Classic final. At the flash of Mike Vrana’s green light, Mees grabbed the holeshot and set sail, never missing a beat for twenty laps. Cose, Pearson, Wells, Carver, Carlisle, and Robinson ran nose-to-tail for the entire twenty laps, each trying to force the other into a mistake that never came. Mees, Cose, and Pearson each expressed their appreciation to the fans for supporting the event over the years. Quad class winners: Dave Bower, Rich Suter, and Trey Johnson When reminded that the last time he won the Dairyland (in 2012) he went on to win the Grand National Championship, Mees replied, “I feel like I did in 2012, like I can win any race I enter.” Former National Number Jesse Janisch dominated the Fuel Café 250cc Amateur Division, winning the fastest Morgan Monroe, Jesse Janisch and Chaz heat and leading Meiman topped the Amateur division every lap of the 38

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Illinois’ Rob Pearson won the popular Jim Sumner Memorial Dash for Cash.

main event. Janisch claimed the first heat over Chaz Meiman and Clayton Vonmoos. Former Pro DJ Slosser won heat #2 over Morgan Monroe and Ryan Weber, while Parker Lange topped heat #3 over Jake Fell and Cody Funk. Michael Van Langer, Lexi Hoffman, and Clayton Vonmoos transferred out of semi #1 while Cody Funk, Jacob Walter, and Blake Berry survived out of semi #1. Janisch led Meiman and Monroe into turn one and never looked back. Meiman had his hands full with Monroe, who was trying her best to make the high line in turns 3-4 work. Morgan took over second briefly on the seventh lap, but Meiman stayed low to reclaim the spot. The two came across the stripe nearly side-by-side at the finish, with Meiman topping Monroe.

Terry Vestal topped Steve Kasten and Dan Vrana in the Al Muth Memorial/ West Bend HD Vintage final. Dan Lauters topped Kasten, Louie Lauters, and Mark Martinich in heat #1 while Vrana topped Vestal, Mike Yogerst, and Scott Johnson in heat #2. Vestal and Vrana tangled at the start of the final, but Vestal kept the throttle pinned on his XLR and captured the lead in turn one. Vrana held second until the last lap, when Kasten motored around to take the runner-up spot. In the Cedar Creek Motorsports Quad Division, Dave Bower and Rich Suter claimed the two heat race wins over Trey Johnson and Chuck Calvert, and Brett Durant and George McBride, respectively. Suter grabbed the

holeshot in the final and pulled away for his first ever Dairyland victory. Johnson had his hands full with Bower the en-

tire time, but they finished in that order. The Jim Sumner Memorial Dash For Cash saw Ian Steen

on the pole, with defending winner Rob Pearson, Morgen Mischler, Kolby Carlisle, Brandon Robinson, Ryan Wells, and fast qualifier JR Schnabel lined up directly behind. Pearson led Carlisle, Robinson, and Wells after one lap, and held on to score his second consecutive Dash win over Robinson, Wells, Carlisle, and Schnabel.

JR Schnabel in his last dirt track race?

Results: Pro/ Expert: 1.Jared Mees 2.Chad Cose 3.Rob Pearson 4.Jefferey Carver 5.Ryan Wells Amateur: 1.Jesse Janisch 2.Chaz Meiman 3.Morgan Monroe 4.Jake Fell 5.Parker Lange 6.Dj Slosser 7.Blake Berry Vintage: 1.Terry Vestal 2.Steven Kasten 3.Daniel Vrana 4 Dan Lauters 5.Louie Lauters 6.Mark Martinich 7.Roger Johnson Quads: 1.Rich Suter 2.Trey Johnson 3.Dave Bower 4.Brett Durant 5.Chuck Calvert 6.Tony Daino 7.George Mcbride

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Fox Valley - Fathers Day HS Wedron, Illinois - June 15 Photos by Free motopix, Matt Elliphants, and Don Mcdonald

ust like the month before, riders came from all over the midwest to compete in the second round of the Hare Scramble series at Fox Valley Off-Road. Weather was difficult all week, but cleared up for this Sunday's event. Every race at FVOR is run opposite from the previous one to give the riders a different feel on the same property. This event was run in the more technical clockwise rotation. Rock creek, which some hate or love depending of their skills, is particularly ornery as riders have to turn hard ninety degree turns out of the deep creek banks. It is limited in the smaller age groups and morning big bike classes, but the AA and afternoon classes get the full extent of the fun. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class this year has been solid with 14-17 riders per event. Coming out of semi-retirement was Nikki Dixon who you all know as a writer and racer from mx to now a mama and woods rider. RCR's Kim Chandler was on hand and one of the favorites to win. Woodstock KTM's Gretchen Orme limping about with a badly sprained ankle, put in a valiant attempt but really should have been a spectator on this day. The big surprise is Autumn Torres who has been in the battles for a while, but never "shining" at the end. Today was different, Autumn rode a flawless race. Nikki rode a solid race and finished second while Katie Parker rode well for third. Colten Zuidema (265) is the kid to beat this year in Super Mini. As Zuidema led, Brenden Lawrenz along with Robert Bland battled with RCR's Garrett Ward early in the race. Somewhere on lap four Ward took a log wrong, taking himself out of contention. Lawrenz and Bland battle hard til Bland hiccupped in the crossing part of rock creek letting, Lawrenz get away and out of site. The bigger story of the day was 117 riders in the morning big bike race. Who would have ever thought there would be twentyeight +50 riders. Then go on with thirty-five

+30C class riders, and thirty-four in Open C, with a solid group of twenty in little C. This made for very non-stop competition all morning long. The track has more single track in this direction so every pass was earned, and the hills made them work even more. Steve Bland got one of his patented holeshots, with Tom Robinson and DJ Ryan hot on his heals. Bland rocketed off as Ryan and Robinson both had mechanical issues, but in the +50A class there is always someone to pick up the pace and push the leader. The new "young" guys in the class are riding well, like Greg Gourly, and Greg Birkland, with Tom Burtle in there as well! Out of all

many as eight rider battles were seen all morning. Colten Zuidema and Jacob Mccarrens had a great battle for top honors in 200C, better known as little C. The finish line log section was fun to watch as they did it side by side. Some where in the back section Zuidema got by Mccarrens and never looked back. These two kids have been racing for years, and they both ended up top ten overall as well as the Open C winner Casey Shatters. While these guys were doing battle the 65 beginners and 50cc classes were running on the middle section of the property. Nice to see such large numbers in these two classes as the sport draws it's future from them. Fifteen 65's and twenty 50cc riders made for a great morning of racing. The new 40 minute format for the 65's helps them with the longer races they will encounter as they move up. The little man of the morning was Elijah Berryman, his last place start and charge to the front was epic. Nathan Young came through in the lead on the first lap and was looking solid but pressure was mounting as the duo of Jhak Walker and Lake Plowman kept pushing him. Lap five, Plowman took over the lead when Young toppled over on the kids mx track area. Berryman at this time was about mid pack and still charging. The last couple of laps Berryman got by a couple more riders and took a well earned third. Walker also getting by Young late in the race took second. Young fourth and Conner Pilon took some time off from mx rac#24 Ryan Moss and Matt Dissell battle in AA. ing to finish fifth. Darrin Herman won the these guys Birkland is the go for broke, go 50Jr class and Jhak Walker, fresh off the 65 get em type of racer. Today, after a poor start beginner race won the 50Sr division, running he pushed and fought his way to the lead. a full lap more than second place. Gourly quietly riding in the top five put in a Afternoon big bikes (AA-B) classes saw surge and took advantage of some missteps more good racing. AA saw the ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kid made by the leaders. Bland led this race for Travis Ward do better on his Service Honda a while. The last lap was kaos. Top riders 500, but fast lap times and home field adchanging places three times in the last few vantage doesn't do any good when you are sections. Bland, after losing the lead took it laying on the ground. Ward dropped to secback and Birkland ended up in third behind ond and Hall's Cycles' Kyler Vance took over the lead. Vance held on for a lap while Gourly. Kevin Finefield fought back to finWard gathered his wits and hunted him down ish fourth, just ahead of Burtle. to repass for the lead. Meantime Chase Chicago traffic had nothing on today's Robinson (was third) fell off the pace with morning big bike classes, four to five and as CYCLE USA, July 2014

Open C class start.

Connor Pilon riding to fifth in 65 Beg.

mechanicals. This left the rivalry of Matt Dissell (90) and Woodstock KTM's Ryan Moss (24) to duke it out the rest of the race and at one time passing Ward while he laid in rock creek. Moss got by Dissell, then took a bad line in rock creek and Dissell out horsepowered him up the hill and moved into second. This with 1.5 laps to go. Ward got his ride fired up and moving then ran down Moss, then Dissell with only half a lap left, taking over second behind Vance. Speaking of riding well, Alec Perry put in a very solid ride on his ole Yamaha to finish fifth. One thing all these riders will find out soon enough, is that a little hot rod is coming. Mason Schuhler, (338) on a clapped out 125 Suzuki (sorry dad it's been beat), came from the little B line, the last line, for fifth overall. The only riders to stay ahead of him were those top four AA riders. Quad classes were solid again this race, nineteen riders with Brian Wittersheim pulling double duty racing bikes, then quads for a hard day of racing. He won the +30 Quad class and actually having to race Paul 42

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Schultz a while til he pulled a little lead. Kevin Johnson got his atv working better and held on for a third spot on the podium. Jerrod Thomas overalled and won the A class. Don't forget to watch for the Megacross-Ex or Mega-ex as we call it coming to Mendota. Variety and fun keeps these riders smiling all summer long. Next HS event at FVOR is July 20th it is a District 17 and District 16 HS points event. Results: 201-Open C: 1.Adam Dhamer 2.Jacob Poulos 3.Nathan Hennenfant 4.Alain Vandewalle 5.Michael Skrzypczak 251-Open B: 1.Mitch Ternes 2.Peter Kavsky 3.Nolan Fritz 4.Mark Sticha 5.Eric Knight +30A: 1.Lee Orme 2.Mark Spizzirri 3.Jesse Keith 4.Paul Mitzelfelt +30B: 1.Jeremy Walker 2.Jonathan Burge 3.Dean Herman +30C: 1.Casey Shatters 2.Casey Rick 3.Nathan Ming 4.Mickey Johnson 5.Jay Porter +40A: 1.Rob Mcgee 2.Randy Southard 3.Don Raschke 4.Farrell Tim 5.Erik Shafer +40B: 1.Brian Roland 2.Eric Miller 3.Bryan Wittersheim 4.Doug Propper 5.Tom Desort 4 Wheel 30A/B: 1.Bryan Wittersheim 2.Paul Schultz 3.Kevin Johnson 4.Dan Siener 5.Mike Fox 4 Wheel A: 1.Jerrod Thomas 2.Chris Breitwieser 4 Wheel B: 1.Edward Gimenez

2.Scott Commark 3.Bret Daehler 4 Wheel C: 1.Joe Paulson 2.Brent Coyle 3.Austin Lorentz 4.Winston Lorentz 5.Spencer Crist 50Jr: 1.Darrin Herman 2.Reece Frankford 3.Lane Davis 4.Mason Wise 5.Grayson Plowman 50Sr: 1.Jhak Walker 2.Cole Morgan 3.Landon Lankutis 4.Luke Lankkutis 5.Chasen Orme +50A: 1.Steve Bland 2.Gregory Gourley 3.Greg Birkland 4.Kevin Finefield 5.Thomas Burtle +50B: 1.Glen Kaszynski 2.Andy Garecht 3.Jeff Oldenburg 4.Duane Buffo 5.Joe Voegtle 65cc Beg: 1.Lake Plowman 2.Jhak Walker 3.Elijah Berryman 4.Nathan Young 5.Connor Pilon 65cc: 1.Gavin Sienkiewiez 2.Easton Morgan 3.Micah Alleman 4.Jaret Zoellner 85cc: 1.Tanner Whipple 2.Thor Rick 3.Rylan Frankford 4.Alex Moss

5.Nick Vlha 98-200C: 1.Colten Zuidema 2.Jacob Mccarrens 3.Tyler Cloyd 4.Doug Ii Propper 5.Joseph Voegtle 98-250B: 1.Mason Schuhler 2.Matthew Mcdonald 3.Blake Ryan 4.Colton Saylor 5.Alex Parks 98-Open A: 1.Logan Housenga 2.Jarred Hall 3.Braden Housenga 4.Riley Schuler 5.Malachi Messenger AA: 1.Kyleer Vance 2.Travis Ward 3.Matt Dissell 4.Ryan Moss 5.Alec Perry Super Mini: 1.Colten Zuidema 2.Brenden Lawrenz 3.Robert Bland 4.Garrett Ward 5.Eli Otterbach Thumper: 1.Luke Watters 2.Aj Waggoner 3.Rick Schroder 4.Alex Moss Vintage: 1.Brian Roland 2.Mark Caballero Women: 1.Autumn Torres 2.Nikki Dixon 3.Katie Parker

Mataya, McGrew master Cambridge In the Quad division Brock Zychowski pulled the double by winning the Open A main event and the Open Pro-Am final as well. Ryan Bruggeman and Jordan Lokken filled the podium on both occasions.

Nick Mataya #12L won the Open Semi-Pro class. #10L Mac McGrew won the 450 Semi-Pro class earlier in the program.

Cambridge, Minnesota - June 6 By Tim McBride

istrict 23 Pro Singles contenders Nick Mataya and Mac McGrew split victories in the Pro classes during the first round of the North Central Dirt Track racing season. The event itself was in jeopardy from the start as heavy rains left the ¼ mile circuit in a muddy mess. Through the efforts of Kurt Boehlke, Adam Schmidt and a host of Minnesota dirt track family volunteers, the seemingly unrideable quagmire was transformed into a delightfully tacky, multilined surface. The 450 Semi-Pro heat race was won by Mataya with Cole Fealy and McGrew in tow. But when the starting flag flew for the main event everyone knew McGrew was the man to beat, as he sped to victory with Andrew Hook placing a legit second place ahead of Mataya, Fealy, Cale Langland, Rich Delak and Craig Dye. The Open Pro Heat saw a repeat win for Mataya ahead of Fealy, McGrew, Hook and Langland. In the main event Mataya

#111 Brock Zychowski and Ryan Bruggeman finished 1-2 in Open Pro/Am.

jetted to the front and held the position while heavily contested by McGrew throughout the race. Hook finished third on the podium with Fealy and Langland in tow. Afterwards the Go-Moto sponsored Mataya shared his thoughts, “I was pole putting” Mataya laughed. “I was sand bagging going into one so I could get out where I wanted to be coming out of two, I was trying not to make a mistake, my arms got tired and I got a little bit of arm pump. After Springfield (last week) my hands hurt so badly that Cole Anderson came over and started massaging them. I’m starting to get into shaped though.” The M3 Racing sponsored McGrew also admitted he got a little tired at the end as well. “I saw the halfway flag I thought I really have to pull something out. In the first race (450 Semi-Pro) I was not going on the gas so much and that helped a lot. You couldn’t set your own pace and I was trying too hard behind Nick (in the second race) to make up for it.

Motorcycle Results: Open A: 1.Jeremiah Lindberg Open B: 1.Brad Barickman 50Sr: 1.Preston Langland 2.Blayz Weizel 3.Ross Monson 4.Marcus Monson 5.Joey Lindberg 250/450 A: 1.Rich Delak 2.Jeremiah Lindberg 3.Craig Dye 4.Zach Bailey 5.Dan Bailey Maddog: 1.Trevor Sterzinger 2.Paul Koch 3.Zach Bailey 4.Daniel Bailey 5.Jack Downey 50cc Shift-Shaft: 1.Marcus Monson 2.Joey Lindberg 3.Jacob Schmidt 600 Vint: 1.Dave Zineke 2.Adam Schmidt 3.Dave Darsow 4.Mark Harris 5.Ryan Schmidt Beg Open: 1.Jack Downey 2.Trevor Sterzinger 3.Kyle Matuska 4.Frank Sterzinger 5.Hans Papenhausen Supermini: 1.Jackson Lindberg 2.Allison Bailey . 450 Semi Pro: 1.Macintosh Mcgrew 2.Andrew Hook 3.Nick Mataya 4.Cole Fealy 5.Cale Langland +50: 1.Peter Hook 2.Lee Fealy 3.Dave Darsow 4.Mike Malin 5.Paul Koch Open Twin: 1.Mark Harris 2.Mike Schmidt 3.Adam Schmidt 4.Charlie Holm 5.Randy Bravlick . 65cc Mini: 1.Jack Freeman 2.Blayz Weizel 3.Lucas Logue 4.Ginger Downey 80cc Open: 1.Jackson Lindberg 2.Allison Bailey +30: 1.Rich Delak 2.Craig Dye 3.Brad Barickman +40: 1.Troy Brisbin 2.Verdeen Langland Open Semi Pro: 1.Nick Mataya 2.Macintosh Mcgrew 3.Andrew Hook 4.Cole Fealy 5.Cale Langland Quad Class Results: Mini 50/70: 1.Jp St.James Open B: 1.Jared Firle 2.Nick Bruggerman 3.Jason Bruggerman 4.Jeremiah Anderson 5.Jesse Jackman Prod 90cc: 1.Jon Johnson 2.Zane Lokken 3.Jaden Destal Open A: 1.Brock Zychowski 2.Ryan Bruggeraman 3.Jordan Lokken 4.Dalton Mains +25: 1.Patrick Edmonds Beginner C: 1.Roger Mains 2.Kenessee Hardy Open Pro Am: 1.Brock Zychowski 2.Ryan Bruggerman 3.Jordan Lokken 4.Patrick Edmonds Veteran flat tracker Peter Hook #77 scored the win in the +50 class after a close race with #48 Lee Fealy.

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Even one day is worth the trip Crystal Falls, Michigan - May 31 By Cody Wills

he Crystal Falls season opener came a bit later this year with hopes of warmer weather than last year’s, where we saw snow. It was… well the opposite this year, the sun was out and it was set to be in the upper 80’s. The weekend was forecasted for a nice warm two days of racing and the Valley Raceway crew had prepped the track the best it has ever been. Early race day action came from the 50Jr class, which had a pretty nice turnout. Deegan Vanvreede got out front early in moto one, getting quite a challenge from Team 2 rider Kane Kalies. The two would battle it out would then put time on the field. Johnny much of the moto before Vanvreede beat Vanezande had good rides, going 2-4 for secKalies at the finish line. Dimerti Balko finond overall behind Reek. Ponton went 4-3 for ished third with Lance Torp fourth. third overall. Open A was again dominated Moto two had Vanvreede out front early by Reek, this time his challenger was Eric again, but this moto Kalies had some trouble Palosaari. It was the battle of the Hondas for and could not finish the race, leaving second a while as both riders were on CRF450’s. up for grabs and Torp was making his run for it. Vanvreede was pulling away with the lead Reek kept his day going and checked out as and Torp was holding off Balko for second. would Palosaari in second. Impressive rides That’s how it would end, Vanvreede getting in this class came from Shane Scott (also was the 1-1 overall and Torp’s impressive 4-2 finrunning his first year in A class), ending up 5ish got him second overall ahead of the con3 for third overall. Jake Vaness put a solid sistent Balko (3-3). ride breaking in a brand new bike, going 3-5 Sportsman B/C was dominated by blue for fourth overall. bikes! The Yamahas controlled this class it The weekend came to a close early as the seemed. Out front early in moto one was rain moved in overnight soaking the track beKyle Ahola on his new YZ450. Hunter Sayles yond repair. This is a track that can take a lot made his way to the front by lap two. When of rain, telling you how much came down. the white flag came out Sayles looked to have Even with only one day of racing, the trip to control of the moto, but then he went down in upper Michigan was worth it. The track keeps a corner, handing the moto over to Ahola. getting better every time we head north, and Austin Childers worked his way up to third from a bad start, he happen to also be on the only non Yamaha in the top seven (Kaw). Moto two looked to be the same as Ahola grabbed the early lead with Sayles in second. It didn’t take but a lap for Sayles to move into the lead. Childers had a better start but lost touch just a little bit with the front two. He locked down third as Aaron Gurchinoff pick up fourth this moto, bettering his fifth in moto one for fourth overall. “A” class was dominated by Adam Reek. He didn’t’ holeshot and walk away though. In 250A Dennis Ponton was on his new KTM250, grabbing holeshots and leading laps, which was impressive to see in his first year in the A class. In moto one, by lap three Ponton would hand the lead to Reek who Cory Croschere on his way to winning +40

Kyle Ahola leads off the line in 250B.

the thing that stays the same is the great atmosphere the Uren family puts on. I’m sure their Pro-Am double header in August will be a “must make” event. Results: Open A: 1.Adam Reek 2.Eric Palosaari 3.Shane Scott 4.Jacob Vaness 5.Shawn Zeugner Open B: 1.Kyle Ahola 2.Antonio Gravedoni 3.Tory Brady 4.Michael Remilong 5.Nick Dziekan Open C: 1.Jacob Lepak 2.Shawn Jones 3.Ross Miron 4.Anthony Tarsi 5.Kendra Tutt 250A: 1.Adam Reek 2.John Vandezande 3.Dennis Ponton 4.Eric Palosaari 5.Jacob Vaness 250B: 1.Colin Hass 2.Tory Brady 3.Nick Dziekan 4.Antonio Gravedoni 5.Hunter Sayles 250C: 1.Jacob Lepak 2.Shawn Jones 3.Christian Maki 4.Anthony Tarsi 5.Cooper Wolak Sports B/C 14-24: 1.Hunter Sayles 2.Kyle Ahola 3.Austin Childers 4.Aaron Gurchinoff 5.Cody Jones +25A: 1.Eric Uren 2.Cody Wills 3.Tim Muhlenbeck 4.Chad Nyberg 5.Ryan Johnson +25B/C: 1.James Odovero 2.Dale Minkler 3.Nick Hess +30A: 1.Tom Kalies 2.Cody Wills 3.Darin Dionne 4.Jake Gervais 5.Lance Lincoln +30B/C: 1.Joseph Snell 2.Scott Snell 3.William Balko 4.Timothy Vanvreede +40: 1.Cory Croschere 2.Mike Schram 3.Stephen Combs 4.Tom Kalies +50: 1.Jay Kidd 2.Robert Jones 3.Mike Jazwiecki 4.Kevin Mcniff 5.Dave Muhlenbeck Women: 1.Amanda Belonga 2.Desirae Steier 3.Kendra Tutt 4.Angeleah Gravedoni 5.Hayle Woolf 125Jr: 1.Hunter Sayles 2.Mitchell Nooyen 3.Marco Gravedoni 4.Chase Scott 5.Andrew Swienton SuperMini 12-16: 1.Marco Gravedoni 2.Desirae Steier 3.Jonah Dowd 85 12-15: 1.Jonah Dowd 2.Desirae Steier 3.Collin Schmechel 4.Tristin Woolf 85 9-11: 1.Wyatt Liebeck 2.Haiden Waelchli 3.Rocco Gravedoni 4.Andrew Combs 5.Preston Maki 85 9-13: 1.Mitchell Nooyen 2.Wyatt Liebeck 3.Haiden Waelchli 4.Collin Schmechel 5.Preston Maki 65 7-11: 1.Dawson Lincoln 2.Matthew Aho 3.Rocco Gravedoni 4.Preston Steier 5.Drake Dionne 50cc 4-6: 1.Deegan Vanvreede 2.Lance Torp 3.Dimetri Balko 4.Kaden Berger 5.Jace Miller 50cc 7-8: 1.Dyllan Young 2.Kaiden Kaurala CYCLE USA, July 2014

Boaz Blitzes Spring Creek Millville, Minnesota - June 8 By Rolfe Otterness

osh Boaz was running strong at the latest edition of the Spring Creek Super Series, taking six moto wins to snare the overall in 85cc 12-15, 85cc 9-12 and Supermini. Jerry Robin had three overalls as well, but had to split wins in a couple of classes with Christian Craig. The track was prepped as well as usual and in good condition considering the rainy weather that has been plaguing the area. Saturdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rains in the metro area scared off some potential riders, but still there were over 400 entries. Luke Hempen shot his bike into the lead as the Schoolboy class was let loose for moto one. Ben Adamson has been running strong all year and he was able to slip by before the end of the first lap. Adamson started to edge away from Hempen who was forced to deal with a challenge from Mateo Johnson. Austin Nelson was holding fourth while Kole Lemcke and Justin Evans dueled for fifth. On the last lap Johnson slipped up and stalled out at the bottom of the big hill, dropping back and letting Hempen get away. The order at the flag; Adamson, Hempen, Johnson, Nelson and Lemcke.

Adamson gated better and led through turn one in the second moto. Hempen and Johnson set off in pursuit and both riders ran strong to stay fairly close. While these three ran out front, there was a tussle over fourth with Evans, Lemcke, Adam Volkmann and Nelson involved. On the white flag lap, Hempen put on a surge and closed in a bit on Adamson, only to come up short at the flag. Fourth went to Volkmann over Nelson. Mccrae Hagarty came flying out to lead the 65cc 7-11 class around turn one, but Trevor Nelson assumed control shortly into the race with Conner Klemenhagen and Cameron Skaalerud also getting by Hagarty early on. Nelson was looking strong and went in for the win. Klemenhagen followed him in with Skaalerud trailing. David Sunken nipped Tyler Vanatta on the last lap to tie up fourth while Hagerty didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t finish. Nelson holeshotted moto two but Klemenhagen was on the gas and soon took over the lead. Skaalerud dropped his bike about halfway through the race and lost a bunch of time. At the flag Klemenhagen took the win with a big edge over Skaalerud. Sunken claimed third over Nelson and Hagarty. Jerry Robin roosts out of a berm at the bottom of Collarbone Hill.

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Brent Mason (281) just edges out Zach Ehmke (29) at the start of +25.

Blaze Best stormed off the gate to lead the 250B pack with Mateo Johnson and Collin Reinhart running 2-3. Best was looking pretty strong as he proceeded to build his lead on this KTM 250, pulling a solid five second lead in a few laps. Johnson had a pretty good gap of his own over Reinhart and they ran in to the finish in that order. Isaiah Reidel took fourth with Cody Carlson fifth. Best definitely had his starts down and charged out into the lead in moto two. Johnson again set into pursuit and managed to keep Best from gapping him too much. Reidel, sitting in third couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t quite match their pace but found himself safe from challenges late in the moto with Marc Buhl and Carlson disputing the fourth place all the way to the end. Best took the win. Christian Craig surged into the lead in 14-24A with Jerry Robin chasing him around the track. That would be the story for moto one as Craig maintained his edge all the way to the checkers. Joe Perron had a good ride for third as Blake Raskovich and Nathan Kohnke motored by the flag to fill the top five. Craig jumped out front again in moto two with Robin again giving chase, and Perron in third. About mid moto Craig had a bobble and Robin took advantage to spring into the lead. Craig resumed operation in second but Robin had grabbed enough of an edge to lead to the finish. Perron, Raskovich and Nick Jackson filled out the top five this time.

Millville June 8 Results: Beginner 4-8: 1.Dane Breitbarth 2.Jacob Garcia 3.Daisy Harens 4.Kenna Marsolek Beg 7-11: 1.Jake Adams 2.Aiden Leonard 3.Emma Olberding Beg 12-15: 1.Shane Miller 2.Kara Lewis 50cc 4-6: 1.Brady Karolevitz 2.Aj Aasen 3.Deegan Lewis 4.Mekyver Hagarty 50cc 7-8: 1.Mccrae Hagarty 2.Trenton Goodenough 3.Ethan Rennie 4.Bryce Rauner 5.Kameron Steindl 50cc Inj 4-8: 1.Brady Karolevitz 2.Vincent Harens 3.Tayden Ludescher 4.Dj Carlson 5.Deegan Lewis 50cc Multi 4-8: 1.Vincent Harens 2.Aj Aasen 3.Christian Berg 4.Dj Carlson 5.Cole Mason 65cc 7-9: 1.Mccrae Hagarty 2.Cameron Skaalerud 3.Tyler Vanatta 4.Alex Riley 5.Easton Block 65cc 10-11: 1.Trevin Nelson 2.Conner Klemenhagen 3.Davis Sunken 4.Spencer Hein 5.Tj Ackfeld 65cc 7-11: 1.Conner Klemenhagen 2.Cameron Skaalerud 3.Trevin Nelson 4.Davis Sunken 5.Cole Marsolek 85cc 9-11: 1.Josh Fedder 2.Jaxon Opitz 3.Gavin Tilford 4.Dillon Nelson 5.Cameron Skaalerud 85cc 12-15: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Aaron Boatman 3.Nolan Rommel 4.Seth Carpenter 5.Dalton Hein 85cc 9-12: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Gavin Tilford 3.Jaxon Opitz 4.Dillon Nelson 5.Aaron Boatman Supermini: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Aaron Boatman 3.Dalton Hein 4.Kole Lemcke 5.Seth Carpenter Schlby 12-16: 1.Ben Adamson 2.Luke Hempen 3.Mateo Johnson

4.Austin Nelson 5.Justin Evans Jr 14-16: 1.Gavin Wilkins 2.Nick Schnagel 3.Luke Hempen 4.Brady Miska 5.Collin Reinhart 14-24A: 1.Jerry Robin 2.Christian Craig 3.Joe Perron 4.Blake Raskovich 5.Nathan Kohnke 14-24B: 1.Gavin Wilkins 2.Nick Schnagel 3.Brady Miska 4.Blaze Best 5.Marc Buhl Jr 14-24C: 1.Charles Anderson 2.Justin Wallace 3.Myles Kragenbring 4.Joseph Trom 5.Payton Harrison +25A: 1.Bruce Gates 2.Brent Mason 3.Tim Zebro 4.Zachary Ehmke 5.Bryce Bernloehr +25B: 1.William Logan 2.Samuel Brummund 3.Anthony Gardner 4.Joe Jenniges 5.Kevin Kruger +25C: 1.Ryan Berns 2.Colby Carlson 3.Jonathan Masching 4.Shawn Eide 5.Travis Northway +30A: 1.Jared Lewis 2.Bruce Gates 3.Scott Mericle 4.Brent Mason 5.Tim Zebro +30B: 1.William Logan 2.Scott Lehnertz 3.Billy Waldoch 4.James Lichliter 5.Kevin Kruger +30C: 1.Michael Miller 2.Scot Adams 3.Shawn Eide 4.Dan Frasson 5.Josh Fischer +40A: 1.Ray Schlegel 2.Patrick Mcnamara 3.Scott Steinle 4.Rick Amatuzio 5.Jon Falardeaux +40B: 1.Brad Davis 2.Timothy Walker 3.Todd Harrison 4.Raymond Riedl 5.Joel Lenz +40C: 1.Scot Adams 2.Jesse John 3.David Williams 4.Brian Stewart

3.Jerry Dillon 4.Vincent Linders 5.Jerry Schulze +55B/C: 1.Mike Quinn Sr 2.Rolfe Otterness +60: 1.Lynn Meyer 2.Jerry Bumgardner 3.Mike Quinn Sr Girls 9-12: 1.Ashley Rasmussen Girls 12-16: 1.Kyra Boaz 2.Kourtney Trautner 3.Linzy Swanson 4.Sacia Ogden Women: 1.Jacqueline Riess 2.Krista Knupp 3.Kyra Boaz 4.Linzy Swanson 5.Kourtney Trautner 125cc 2-Str: 1.Ben Adamson 2.Luke Hempen 3.Austin Nelson 4.Blake Badker 5.Hunter Yocom 250A: 1.Jerry Robin 2.Brennan Myers 3.Nick Carter 4.Josh Lindgren 5.Rj Cripps 250B: 1.Blaze Best 2.Mateo Johnson 3.Isaiah Reidel 4.Cody Carlson 5.Marc Buhl Mccrae Hagerty (114) Jr was strong in 65cc 7-9. 250C: 1.Charles Anderson 2.Seth Fischer 3.Travis 5.Jeremy Peak Bartylla 4.Myles Kragenbring +45A: 1.Scott Steinle 2.Tim Bern5.Shane Halverson loehr 3.Carl Hein 4.Brad Erickson Open A: 1.Jerry Robin 2.Christian 5.Jack Parenteau Craig 3.Brennan Myers 4.Blake +45B/C: 1.Brad Davis 2.Thor MathiRaskovich 5.Nicholas Jackson son 3.Troy Davis 4.Jay Calkins Open B: 1.Isaiah Reidel 2.Marc Buhl 5.Timothy Walker Jr 3.Anthony Gardner 4.Nick +50: 1.Tim Bartylla 2.Scott Steinle Schnagel 3.Brad Erickson 4.Scott Cripps Open C: 1.Seth Fischer 2.Jordan 5.Jack Parenteau Braaten 3.Cody Barnes 4.Blake Ben+50B/C: 1.James Lichliter 2.John son 5.Ben Parmeter Sunderman 3.Jeffrey Olson 4.Troy Sports 250: 1.Damon Barnick Davis 5.Thor Mathison Sports Open: 1.Collin Rigelman +55: 1.Tim Bartylla 2.Jack Parenteau

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Busy Weekend at LTM

Start of Open A with Blake Copeland out front.

Casey, Illinois - May 18 By James Pinckard

unday was round three of the Fly Racing Showdown series was full of fun things to do and see. With Monday being a ride day there were riders from all over the midwest to tackle the Bomber track. With it being the FLY event, James Povolny was on hand with the FLY rig showcasing all the cool products. Povolny wins. That is something that many have read about over the years with James Povolny cutting his teeth on the way to being a pro in the region. This time, it was his son Eli Povolny. In the 50Sr class Eli had his hands full with KTM rider Mayson Byrnes who took the first moto win. Eli took his KTM to second with Jeremy Frailey

Fly display for the special event

third. In the second moto Eli had things under control and took the moto and overall win. Behind him, things were all mixed up. Cobra rider Caleb House took second but his sixth in the first moto left him fourth overall. Third for the moto went to KTM rider Landon Mccombs and mated to his fourth in the first moto gave him second overall. Third overall went to Frailey who finished the moto fourth. Fifth went to first moto winner Byrnes who finished eighth the second moto. In 50cc 4-8 Eli Povolny took both moto wins and the overall. Second both motos went to Briley Viviano, ahead of Maddox Wilson. The 65Jr class had KTM rider Caiden Gerling on the gas! In the first moto Gerling took the win with KTM rider

Preston second. Kawasaki rider James Povolny rode well and earned himself third for the moto. When the gate dropped for the second moto Gerling again found himself out front and he was trucking. He wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t about to give up this moto win, taking the moto and overall. Povolny improved his first moto score with a second for the moto and overall. KTM rider Clayton Anderson also improved his moto score by one, for third in the moto and overall. Wow, fast kids but what

about dad? James Povolny (Sr) took on the +25 and Open A classes. In +25, he showed he still has some of that National level skill. In the first moto Povolny took the win. Honda rider Michael Akaydin was second and Ryan Tracy third. In the second moto it was more of the same as Povolny took the win. The Open A class had some great battles. In the first moto Honda rider Blake Copeland was a rocket out front. Theodore Pauli hounded Copeland, eventually making an aggressive pass for the lead and moto win. Copeland finished second and Woodstock KTMâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Povolny third. In the second moto Copeland again was on a roll but had trouble leaving him fourth for the moto and overall. Up front Pauli was again setting the fastest lap times of the day. The true battle was between Michael Akaydin and Povolny. Akaydin finished second for the moto with Povolny third giving them a tie for the overall. With the second moto tiebreaker Akaydin finished second overall.

National Champion Jason Raines working with a first time rider. CYCLE USA, July 2014

Also, on Sunday, Thompson’s Motorsports had the Jason Raines Yamaha Demo Program at LTM. With this you get to ride any of the new 2014 bikes, ranging from the TTR50 to the new YZF450. What a great deal and there was a line all day for the blue bikes to hit the track for a test ride. Jason Raines is a six time AMA National Hare Scrambles champion and a former factory Yamaha rider. Asked about the program, he said “this is the fourth year for the program we have done many demo rides. The program is open to all age riders and we encourage first time riders. Right now our number one group is the 5 to 15 year olds, which is good news for our sport. Our number one bike asked to ride is the YZF250 followed by the twostrokes. The new YZF450 also gets lots of rides. We even provide gear if you need it.” Results: 50cc (4-8): 1.Eli Povolny 2.Briley Viviano 3.Maddox Wilson 50Jr: 1.Briley Viviano 50Sr: 1.Eli Povolny 2.Landon Mccombs 3.Jeremy Frailey 4.Caleb House 5.Mason Byrnes 65Jr: 1.Caiden Gerling 2.James Povolny 3.Clayton Anderson 4.Preston Leaf 5.Mason Byrnes 65Sr: 1.John Perovic 2.Beau Noland 3.Joshua Graham 4.Nick Lampe 5.Johnny Boneau Jr 85Jr: 1.Larry Davis 2.Clayton Whyers 3.Beau Noland 4.Caiden Gerling 5.Aidan Glasgow 85Sr: 1.Skyler Leaf 2.Dane Folsom 3.Troy Noland

4.Jacob Mcgee 5.Gage Stear Super Mini: 1.Dane Folsom 2.Skyler Leaf 3.Troy Noland 4.Jacob Mcgee 5.Jacob Bell Schoolboy: 1.Jason Gepford 2.Chase Bovhin 3.Chase Carpenter

125cc: 1.Jason Gepford 2.Cody Meyer 3.Landen Noggle 4.Chase Bovhin 5.Cameron Poces Open A: 1.Theodore Pauli 2.Michael Akaydin 3.Jimmy Povolny 4.Blake Copeland 5.Ryan Tracy Open B: 1.Zach Hetzler 2.Alex Thompson 3.Ryan Padgett 4.Aaron Carter Open C: 1.Bryson Vanderhaar 2.Ethan Royer 3.Cody Schmitt 4.Rocky Mason 5.Kyle Crass 250A: 1.Theodore Pauli 2.Zack Hoffman 3.David Howard 4.Christopher Akaydin 5.Keeze Carver 250B: 1.Dillon Hall 2.Brayden Copeland 3.Brennon Kershaw 4.Chance Trigalet 5.Zach Hetzler 250C: 1.Bryson Vanderhaar 2.Ethan Royer 3.Landen Noggle 4.Cody Schmitt 5.Sage Glasgow 14-24: 1.Chance Trigalet 2.Cody Meyer 3.Ryan Padgett +25: 1.Jimmy Povolny 2.Michael Akaydin 3.Ryan Tracy 4.Cory Deadmond 5.Rocky Mason +30A: 1.Kirt Monk 2.Shawn Kelley 3.Anthony Utley 4.Eric Trigalet +30B/C: 1.John Dixon 2.Kelby Tabb 3.Brad Adams 4.Jonathan Wiley 5.Chris Skelton +40: 1.John Dixon 2.Paul Young 3.Chad Thompson 4.Billy Viviano 5.Keith Allen +45: 1.Paul Young 2.Gary Adams 3.Billy Viviano 4.Joe Day +50: 1.Gary Adams 2.Joe Day 3.Todd White 4.Rodney Wiley 5.Gary Peak +55: 1.Todd White 2.Gary Peak 3.Charles Nice 4.Rodney Wiley 5.Gerald Harrison Women: 1.Hailey Smith Vintage: 1.Brad Adams 2.Tim Lowe 3.Adam Dewald 4.Clint Foster Mini 1: 1.Landon Mccombs 2.Branden Dewald

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Heat is on at Jordan SX Jordan, Minnesota - June 21 By Jamie Theis Photo by JL Photography

Pro/450B race. The finish order at the checkered was Craig, Robin, Orres and Simons. Watching the big guys from the pits was another big winner of the night, Kaleb Carman of Rochester, MN. Carman raced in the Open 80-105cc class and the 85cc 12-15 class, taking the win in all four of his gate drops. In the 85cc 12-15 class Carman raced against Ben Bernal, Nick Vaidich, Caleb Melstrom, Ray Oehlerking, Eric Molnau, Mitchell Dalheimer, Jacob Mertens, Jake Johnson, and Alex Damlow. In the main event, Carman quickly took the lead and held a comfortable distance from the pack during the entire race. The 85cc 7-11 race was double dropped with the 12-15 class; and by the second lap 85cc 7-11 racer Austin Kristiansen of Le Center, MN, was already making his way into the older kids pack. The running

t was a hot, sunny day, something rare this race season. The track was in great shape, moist and tacky, even after a four hour open practice in the morning. The Motokazie crew worked hard to keep the track in mint condition, and about 150 entries turned out for the Saturday night Jordan Supercross race, round four of the eighteen race Motokazie Supercross Series. Included in that number was fifteen pit bike racers getting their training in for the big July 11th full supercross, two moto race. The infamous Jerry Robin of Hamel, Minnesota made an appearance to race against his training partner Christian Craig of Plymouth, MN. Robin is training for Loretta Lynnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, qualifying in 450A and Open Pro Sport; and Craig is training for his return to outdoor nationals. In the Pro class main event start, it was Robin then Craig off the line, followed by Ryan Orres of Hastings, and Taylor Simons of Iowa Falls, IA. The start at Jordan is straight out about three hundred feet into a tight right hand turn with a very tall berm. The four riders entered the berm at about the same time with Craig and Robin getting a little close and a squirrely. Craig came out first with the throttle wide open, head and chest over the front bars, working to keep that bike moving forward. After the first turn is a left hand turn into a double triple combo in front of the grandstands. Over the triple, only twenty feet in the air, Craig looked over his left shoulder to see just how close Robin was. Next is a left turn into the back full turn berm then over the catapult jump. Craig did a sick scrub over the catapult, extending his distance in front of Robin and the pack. The first lap set the trend for the remaining seven laps of the The fastest two riders on the track tonight.

order of the first lap was: Carman, Damlow, Johnson, Mertens, Dalheimer, Molnau, Oehlerking, Melstrom. 7-11 riders Ethan Wilkes, Riley Renner, Nolyn Hempel and Cole Busch. By the last lap there, really wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t much change to the finish order, with the exception of Kristiansen moving into the middle of the 1215 pack. Kristiansen was returning from an injury and proved he has not lost any speed or determination. Motokazie would like to thank their sponsors: Ziegler Cat, Minnesota National Guard, 401 Manufacturing, Strider bikes, Coates RV and Ace Trailer Sales. Results: 50cc Oil Inj: 1.Logan Holtz 2.Kai Morgan 50cc Premix: 1.Caleb Bohlman 2.Evan Sherman 3.Ross Monson 4.Marcus Monson 5.Lance Geis 65cc 7-9: 1.Timmy Kristiansen 2.Nolyn Hempel 3.Riley Renner 4.Luke Geis 5.Noah Miesen 65cc 10-11: 1.Cole Busch 2.Brady Driggins 3.Michael Dalheimer 85cc 7-11: 1.Austin Kristiansen 2.Ethan Wilkes 3.Riley Renner 4.Nolyn Hempel 5.Cole Busch 85cc 12-15: 1.Kaleb Carman 2.Alex Damlow 3.Jake Johnson 4.Jacob Mertens 5.Mitchell Dalheimer Open 80cc-105cc: 1.Kaleb Carman 2.Austin Kristiansen 3.Jacob Mertens 4.Mitchell Dalheimer 5.Jake Johnson 250C: 1.Cody Wroe 2.Donovan Wigen 3.Adam Olson 4.Jason Cysiewski 5.Nick Heinen 250B: 1.Trevor Archibald 2.Ryan Prigge 3.Josh Weis 450C: 1.Cody Wroe 2.Cameron Klehr 3.Adam Olson 4.Max Hennes 5.Mitch Kopp 450B: 1.Jeff Doege 2.Jorgen Dahl 3.Scott Ophoven 4.Ryan Prigge 5.Nathyn Trenary Pro: 1.Christian Craig 2.Jerry Robin 3.Ryan Orres 4.Taylor Simons 15-29 Open: 1.Jeff Doege 2.Nathyn Trenary 3.Josh Weis 4.Jorgen Dahl 5.Todd Miller +30: 1.Craig Schwarz 2.Levi Mcmains 3.Norman Miesen 4.Scott Nuss 5.Keith R.Damlow Women: 1.Sammie Miller Mini Quad Stk: 1.Logan Radunz 2.Cooper Huson 3.Rachel Sorenson 4.Nicholas Huson 5.Anthony Thurk Mini Quad Prod: 1.Vinny Callahan 2.Riley Brooks Quad Sport: 1.Dylan O'flanagan 2.Nick Norby 3.Jack Berdan 4.Robbie Sorenson 5.Kyle J.Johnson Quad Open B: 1.Luke Radunz 2.Nick Rogers 3.Calvin Jobe Pit Bike: 1.Gary Stoudt 2.Jacob Mertens 3.Ryan Jeurissen 4.Wes Frandrup 5.Jorgen Dahl Shift & Shaft: 1.Lance Geis 2.Lincoln Bolton 3.Cody Bohlman Open Beg (D): 1.Mitchell Dalheimer 2.Gavin Held 3.Adam Roldan 4.Tom Thurk 5.Andrew Thurk CYCLE USA, July 2014 51

All Kamm at Pine Ridge Pro-Am Athelstane, Wisconsin - May 25 By Cody Wills

he Southeast Sales Spring Classic Pro-Am is becoming a popular annual event for the crew at the Pine Ridge Raceway. The track had an open practice the day before the event, which normally is only for the Pro Am riders. This year they opened it up to the everyone, creating a great weekend for all the riders to enjoy. It was an excellent weekend weather wise, and the turn-out was large. It was time to watch the top riders in the midwest to do battle. Cody Williams was the man to beat in the Pro Am classes. In the first 250A moto Williams grabbed an impossible holeshot from the far outside, when 90% of the holeshots come from the far inside. As Williams held it wide open around the outside Kody Kamm snuck around the inside and into second. Quickly, Vaughn Mays worked his Southeast Sales KTM250 into third. As the battle out front waged on between Williams and Kamm, Mays kept his distant third throughout the moto. The man on the move was the ever fast Joey Dalzell. Trying to recover from a poor start, he made his way up to fifth, but was easily running the pace of the front two. Kamm at times would reel in Williams, but just about every time that happened Williams would twist the throttle just a little more and open it back up again. The moto ended with that order as Philip Maus quietly stayed in fourth just ahead of Dalzell. Moto two had Dalzell out front quick with Kamm close. Williams was nowhere

250 and Open Pro-Am winner Kody Kamm.

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to be found in the top fifteen. He then went down on lap two, and with this crew of riders that was handing the win away. Out front, Dalzell put on a show in front of Kamm, two guys who have qualified for pro nationals multiple times. Kamm, who may have been riding for the overall lost some time on Dalzell as the moto went on. Mays again held strong in third. Ty Tyrrell, a usual front runner had made his way to fourth after a bad first moto, and late moto battle with local Adam Reek. Dalzell cruised to the win picking up second overall with 5-1 score. Kamm took his 2-2 with a smile because it landed him the overall. Mays consistent 3-3 got him third and Williams would fight back to sixth after his early fall, for fourth overall. The first moto of 450A seemed like a repeat of the 250A first moto, Williams grabbed the most unlikely holeshot from

the outside and Kamm snuck around the inside. Williams on his YZ450F checked out from there. Brandon Pope and Ty Tyrrell made it tough for Kamm early, but eventually he found his groove and locked the spot in. As Tyrrell settled into third over Pope, locals Jake Vaness and Dustin Pulley finished fifth and sixth. Pulley had worked his way to the top six after a poor start. Vaness was the man to beat at Pine Ridge two weeks ago and this just shows the talent the pro-am brings to this event. In 450A moto two Kamm got out front as Williams had a bad start. Tyrrell and Pulley had to fight it out between the two of them for second as Kamm checked out. Kamm’s domination was impressive, but people couldn’t keep their eyes off Williams, who at one point was outside the top fifteen. By lap four he had broken the top ten. He would eventually catch Taylor Skodras who CYCLE USA, July 2014

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was having his best moto of the weekend, running fourth and on the last lap Williams made the pass. That 1-4 finish was enough to give Williams second overall. Pulley would duke it out for second and finish there, giving him fourth overall while Tyrrell picked up another third for third overall. Kamm got his only moto win of the day which didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seem to matter as he would win both overalls in the Pro-Am classes. The practice the day before was a huge hit and set a good example for tracks in Wisconsin to look to. The Pine Ridge crew started the weekend well and ran a smooth show till the end. The track stayed together well for the 400 plus entries.

We can chalk this annual event as a success at Pine Ridge Raceway. Results: 250A: 1.Kody Kamm 2.Joseph Dalzell 3.Vaughn Mays 4.Cody Williams 5.Kyle White 6.Adam Reek 7.Philip Maus 8.Ty Tyrrell 9.Jeremiah Lemke 10.Kyle Hameister 250B: 1.Hunter Sayles 2.Justin Wolf 3.Colin Hass 4.Tory Brady 5.Antonio Gravedoni 250C: 1.Cody Kaderabek 2.John Bougneit 3.Robert Snider 4.Jack Lacount 5.Chase Scott Open A: 1.Kody Kamm 2.Cody Williams 3.Ty Tyrrell 4.Dustin Pulley 5.Jacob Southeast Sales trackside set up. Vaness 6.Tylor Skodras Open C: 1.Tyce Jones 2.Cody 7.Adam Reek 8.Brandon Pope Kaderabek 3.Ryan Piontek 4.Bran9.Vaughn Mays 10.Jared Trepanier don Revolinski 5.Jacob Lepak Open B: 1.Russell Scoble 2.Kyle Sports B/C 14-24: 1.Justin Wolf Ahola 3.Austin Hamburgur 4.Austin 2.Hunter Sayles 3.Brady Schernick Childers 5.Casey Collegmon 4.Anthony Graham 5.Casey Collegmon 125Jr: 1.Blake Hansen 2.Mitchell Nooyen 3.Marco Gravedoni 4.Jack Lacount 5.Andrew Swienton 65cc 7-11: 1.Dj Gritzmacher 2.Wyatt Liebeck 3.Rocco Gravedoni 4.Cole Godfrey 5.Luke Vanlyssel 85cc 9-11: 1.Wyatt Liebeck 2.Dj Gritzmacher 3.Haiden Waelchli 4.Rocco Gravedoni 5.Brandon Martyniak 85cc 12-15: 1.Bryce Hansen 2.Bailey Otis 3.Jonah Dowd 4.Reid Runkel 5.Tyler Broyanac SuperMini: 1.Bryce Hansen 2.Marco Gravedoni 3.Bailey Otis 4.Desirae Steier 5.Seth Doeberlein 50cc 4-6: 1.Deegan Vanvreede 2.Lance Torp 3.Cruz Anschutz 4.Dimetri Balko 5.Blake Duchateau 50cc 7-8: 1.Ayden Price 2.Benjamin Blazek 3.Owen Vaneperen 4.Nolan Schweighardt 5.Nathan Postma Women: 1.Amanda Belonga 2.Mariah Lacount 3.Angeleah Grave-

doni 4.Kendra . Tutt 5.Brittany Lemke +25A: 1.Dustin Pulley 2.Brian Collins 3.Andrew Zambon 4.Jesse Zambon 5.Eric Uren +25B/C: 1.Russell Scoble 2.Timothy Muhlenbeck 3.Richard Gouge 4.Keith Conn 5.Tom Perryman +30B/C: 1.Richard Gouge 2.Nicholas Hanson 3.Thomas Wolf 4.Dustin Furno 5.Elijah Gorecki +30A: 1.Robert Behrens 2.Paul Harding 3.Craig Wallace 4.Cody Wills 5.Darin Dionne +40: 1.Tom Kalies 2.Robert Behrens 3.Stacy Anderson 4.Jason Heindl 5.Lee Heckendorf +50: 1.Jeffrey Mclain 2.Ronald Malmborg 3.Robert Jones 4.Mike Jazwiecki 5.Dale Lardinois Unlimited A: 1.Philip Maus 2.Kody Graba 3.Justin Heckendorf 4.Colton Karl 5.Maxwell Malkmus 6cc Beg: 1.Riley Anderson 2.Karson Bins 3.Dyllan Young 4.Ethan Ebben 2-Stroke B/C: 1.Colin Hass 2.Mitchell Nooyen 3.Kole Olson 4.Cody Sigler 5.Nicholas Randrup +30 2-Str: 1.Paul Harding 2.Ben Bernard 3.Dave Bergeron 85cc 9-13: 1.Bryce Hansen 2.Dj Gritzmacher

Jeff Mclain on his way to the +50 class win. CYCLE USA, July 2014

MC Motopark Regional Mt Carroll, Illinois - June 14 By Josh Rud, More photos at www.shiftonephotography.com

his past weekend MC Motopark hosted the North Central Amateur Regional, drawing riders from all around the Midwest, and a handful of riders from California all the way to Connecticut. The pressure was on with this being everyone’s last chance at getting a ticket to the “big show” at Loretta Lynn Ranch. There were eighteen classes racing the two day event, the first day turned

in twenty-eight motos. There was eleven classes that had more than forty riders registered, so they ran two divisions in those classes with a LCQ at the end of the day one to determine who went on to last two motos on Sunday. There was certainly a lot of nerves out there with only the top eight in a class advancing, not only do you need to ride three solid motos, you need to keep your bike in top shape the entire weekend. Practice started on Thursday with a timed practice on Friday, it was a long weekend out at MC Motopark. The crew was going non-stop with forty gate motos shredding the track all day, and they kept everything great all weekend. The A class was packed with several midwest riders making it through. Jerry Robin out of Minnesota, known well for winning the 2 stroke class last year after qual-

ifying on a 1985 Honda, took third overall in 450A. Robin also won Open Pro Sport for the weekend with Cody Williams (WI) making it through in sixth place and Cody Vanbuskirk (IL) grabbing seventh overall. Vanbuskirk also grabbed a second ticket to the big event, finishing fourth overall in 250A. The B class was just as stacked this weekend with everyone putting in their best to get through. 250B was a Minnesota kind of day with three riders taking home tickets. Henry Miller took second with Gavin Wilkins taking fifth and Sam Wise in sixth. Jamison Duclos (WI) on his Rock River Yamaha also made it through, finishing up seventh overall. In 450B Limited, Miller came through again riding hard for third overall and Wise was up there also, in fifth. Duclos had some bad luck in the last moto putting in him in ninth. In College B/C Wisconsin’s Sportland 2 rider Justin Wolf put the throttle down and pulled out a sixth overall after a great weekend of riding. Then in TwoStroke B/C, Blaze Best out of Orono, Minnesota was out there dominating all day, taking home third overall.

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C class had several Illinois riders making it through as well, in 250C Chad Saultz and Ian Pistole made it through with Saultz taking second and Pistole in seventh, having a great third place finish in the first moto. The vet riders where out today making it look easy, in Senior +45 Tim Filippi out of Rock Falls, Illinois took home the overall, followed by Tim Bartylla (MN) and Greg Gerulis (MN). Michael Westbrook (IL) also made it through in eighth place. In Masters +50 Bartylla was the man with the overall. In Vet B/C +30 Jiri Brabenec coming out of Illinois took the overall with Stanislau Bachman (IL) qualifying. Brabenec made a repeat appearance in Vet +35, taking sixth overall with Eric Horcher out of Palatine, Illinois in fourth. Horcher took home second overall in Senior +40 with the addition of Howard Jabaay (IL) third and Alex Kruth snagging eight overall to finish out the weekend. Then in Junior +25 Justin Kelly out of Illinois put in some good motos for third overall. Everyone had a great time out at MC Motopark with tons of stuff going on around the facilities giving everyone plenty of time to unwind through the four day stay. A really cool rope swing in one of the ponds at the back of the track kept everyone cool and a really killer waterslide setup had people busy all weekend. The track was in top shape all weekend

Jamison Duclos qualified for the national in the 450B class, finishing fourth.

giving everyone the best chances at getting their ticket to the Nationals. Results: 450A: 1.John Short, TX 2.Jacob Williamson, MI 3.Jerry Robin, MN 4.Josh Osby, IN 5.Broc Gourley, IN 7.Cody Williams, WI 9.Tylor Skodras, WI 450B: 1.Benny Bloss, MO 2.Carter Halpain, TX 3.Henry Miller, MN 4.Jamison Duclos, WI 5.Chris Corsi, WA 7.Michael Hicks, MO +45: 1.Tim Filippi, IL 2.Tim Bartylla, MN 3.Greg Gerulis, MN 4.Daniel Breeden, IA 5.Chris Kirk, KS 6.Phil Miklo, IA 7.Joe Subart, IN 8.Michael Westbrook, IL 9.Ernest Peterman, IA 10.Michael Namowicz, WI 250C Limited: 1.Lane Shellhorse, OK 2.Chad Saultz, IL 3.Drew Abney, OK 4.Zachary Wells, KY 5.Connor Raithel, MO 7.Ian Pistole, IL Two-Stroke B/C: 1.Joey Hale, MI 2.Drake Dunlap, TX 3.Blaze Best, MN 4.Neil Tajchman, KS 5.Logan Parks 7.Sam Tinkey, IA 10.Cody Breeden, IA +50: 1.Tim Bartylla, MN 2.Jack Lambert, MO 3.Kirk Lewiss, NV ILâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chad Saultz finished second 4.Bart Newman, MI 5.Daryl Will- in the 250C Lim class. ing, WI 7.Kirk Lorence, MO 10.Kurt Andrews, IL +35: 1.James Povolny, IN 2.Matt Grall, IA 3.Ronnie Open Pro Sport: 1.Jerry Robin, MN 2.John Short, TX Ford, MO 4.Eric Horcher, IL 5.Tony Wenck, IA 6.Jiri 3.Josh Osby, IN 4.Jacob Williamson, MI 5.Austin Brabenec, IL 7.Corey Holman, IA 8.Dan Van Daalwyk, Wagner, MI 6.Cody Williams, WI 7.Cody Vanbuskirk, WI 10.Will Guthrie, MO IL 8.Broc Gourley, IN 9.Brennan Myers, IA 250A: 1.Josh Osby, IN 2.John Short, TX 3.Matthew College B/C: 1.Josiah Hempen, IA 2.Logan Parks, Toth, PA 4.Cody Vanbuskirk, IL 5.Jacob Williamson, MS 3.Mason Maahs, OK 4.Nick Schnagl, MN 5.Ross MI 6.Jeff Crutcher, MO 8.Brennan Myers, IA 9.Sean Westhoff, KS 6.Justin Wolf, WI 9.Preston Pennington, Miller, IN 10.Chase Stevenson, IA IL 450B Limited: 1.Benny Bloss, MO 2.Josiah Hempen, +30B/C: 1.Jiri Brabenec, IL 2.Stanislau Bachman, IL IA 3.Henry Miller, MN 4.Jacob Grzebinski, MI 5.Sam 3.Matt Lasco, MI 4.Judson Holloway, AR 5.Adam Wise, MN 9.Jamison Duclos, WI Alexander, MI 8.Phil Miklo, IA +40: 1.Ronnie Ford, MO 2.Eric Horcher, IL 3.Howard 9.Thomas Wolf, WI 10.Eric McJabaay, IL 4.Jack Lambert, MO 5.Jason Heindl, WI cann, IA 6.John Dixon, IN 8.Arek Kruh, IL 9.Michael West450C: 1.Collin Fletchall, MO brook, IL 10.Michael Namowicz, WI 2.Mick Thomas, MO 3.Clay 250C: 1.Collin Fletchall, MO 2.Zachary Wells, KY Schreiner, KY 4.Jaryn Williams, 3.Connor Raithel, MO 4.Drew Abney, OK 5.Anthony IN 5.Dylan Wray, OK 9.Kyle SlaManiscalco, CO 10.Stuart Schwagerman, IL mans, IL +25: 1.James Povolny, IN 2.Craig Royse, KS 3.Justin 250B Limited: 1.Josiah Kelly, IL 4.Jeff Crutcher, MO 5.Colin Hickman, IA Hempen, IA 2.Henry Miller, MN 6.Cody Williams, IA 7.Daniel Gifford, IA 8.Michael 3.Ross Westhoff, KS 4.Jacob Bender, IN 9.Chris Scott, IN 10.Broc Stroebel, WI Grzebinski, MI 5.Gavin Wilkins, 250B: 1.Benny Bloss, MO 2.Mitchell Harrison, GA MN 6.Sam Wise, MN 7.Jamison 3.Henry Miller, MN 4.Chris Corsi, WA 5.Josiah Duclos, WI 10.Nick Schnagl, MN

Dylan Wolff (MN) in the 250A class. CYCLE USA, July 2014

Schultz Tops at Rock River Riders Polo, IIllinois - June 15 By Bud Northrup Photos by Martha Peters

he Rock River Riders ran their first hill climb of 2014, with familiar riders coming out on top. Wade Schultz was a double class winner as well as setting the two fastest times of the day. Chad Altfillisch was also a double class winner while Mike Pulver was a triple winner. ‘Little’ Andy Fortner was the fastest of the Youth riders. Schultz set the fast time of the day in the Open class with a blazing 3.849 second time on his big and bad Suzuki for that class win, the only rider to turn in a sub four second ride to that point all day. He brought the big bike back in the Senior (+40) class and came from behind to overtake Andy Fortner who had taken the first round lead with a 4.171 second time on his CR500. Wade Schultz and Andy Fortner, the Fast Time winners. Schultz broke the four second bartake the class win. Adam Keeler was nearly rier again on his second ride with a 3.898 as fast with a 4.376 second run on his KTM second class winner. Fortner was close to claim second. Wheelright was also faster with a 3.981 time on his second ride, the on his second run, but his 4.396 run was only other rider to post a sub four second good only for third. Eric did claim the run. 250cc class win, however, with Altfillisch Chad Altfillisch was in fourth place in second. the 450cc class at the end of the first round, Altfillisch brought his Honda back in the with Eric Wheelwright sitting on the lead 600cc four stroke class and took the first with a 4.483 second time on his KTM. Bur round lead, only to see five different riders Chad turned in an excellent 4.336 second beat that time in the second round, with time on his Honda on his second ride to Cody Jenner running strongest with a 4.250 time on his Kawasaki. But Chad was up to the challenge and flew over the top on his second ride in an outstanding 4.124 seconds to take the class win, as well as setting the fast time of the day to that point. Jenner stayed in second with Kirk Gorsuch just a tick behind him. Jenner did get a win with a very good 4.212 second time in the 600cc class, with Fortner close behind him in 4.273 seconds and Schultz third. Mike Pulver started his win streak in the Super Senior (+50) class with a nice 4.344 second time on his Honda, ahead of Jeff Jack in second (4.508) on his KTM and Pat Sarver. Pulver posted a 4.533 second first round time on his KX250 which held up for the 400cc Stock class win, with Troy Camerer second on his Suzuki, only 5 thousandths of a second slower Emily Schultz won the Women’s class.

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and Fortner close behind. The top three riders were packed into a sixteen thousandth of a second time span – pretty close competition! Pulver was a convincing winner in the Open Stock class with a 4.674 second time on his CR500, with Paul Hackbarth second in 5.078 seconds and Steve Bell third. In Youth class action, only five riders made it over the top, all of them in the 85Sr class. Little Andy Fortner found himself in sixth place at the end of the first round with a crash at 149 feet, with Gage Stear in the lead with a 5.736 second time. Fortner kept his CR85 under control on his second run, however, and topped the hill in 5.240 seconds for the win, and the Youth Fast Time. Stear’s first round time held up for second with Kane Ulve claiming third in 6.02 seconds. In other Youth action, Zack Johnson was the 50cc class winner ahead of Gavin Kramer and Creedenze Standard. Mitch Moran was the best of the 65cc class with Kane Ulve and Zack Johnson in second and third. Jaydn Aliprandini claimed the 85Jr win with Mitch Moran second and Aldan Millas third. Emily Schultz took the win in the Women’s class with Morgan Wheelwright second and Seara Leek third. Results: 50cc: 1.Zack Johnson 2.Gavin Kramer 3.Creedenze Standard 4.Logan Sarver 5.Doolin Long. 65cc: 1.Mitch Moran 2.Kane Ulve 3.Zack Johnson 4.Jaydn Aliprandini 5.Connor Sheridan. 85Jr: 1.Jaydn Aliprandini 3.Mitch Moran 3.Aldan Millas. 85Sr: 1.Andrew Fortner 2.Gage Stear 3.Kane Ulve 4.Derick Bell 5.Emily Schultz. WMN: 1.Emily Schultz 2.Morgan Wheelwright 3.Seara Leek. 125cc: 1.Gage Stear 2.Emily Schultz 3.Morgan Wheelwright 4.Jake Bell 5.Andrew Fortner. 200cc: 1.Jeff Jack 2.Cody Brewington 3.Morgan Wheelwright 4.Derick Bell 5.Brian Beers. 250cc: 1.Eric Wheelwright 2.Chad Altfillisch 3.Matt Altfillisch 4.Kurt Krohmer 5.Troy Cammerer. 450cc: 1.Chad Altfillisch 2.Adam Keeler 3.Eric Wheelwright 4.Mike Kopetko 5.Bobby Senn. 600cc: 1.Cody Jenner 2.Andy Fortner 3.Wade Schultz 4.Bobby Senn 5.Kurt Krohmer. 600 4St: 1.Chad Altfillisch 2.Cody Jenner 3.Kirk Gorsuch 4.Kurt Krohmer 5.Eric Wheelwright. 750cc: 1.Nate Simmons 2.Paul Hillard 3.Mike Sarver 4.Kyle Jacobs. Open: 1.Wade Schultz 2.Nate Simmons. +40: 1.Wade Schultz Andy Fortner 3.Eric Wheelwright 4.Paul Hackbarth 5.Jeff Jack. +50: 1.Mike Pulver 2.Jeff Jack 3.Pat Sarver 4.Don Sheridan 5.Mark Dunbar. 400St: 1.Mike Pulver 2.Troy Camerer 3.Andy Fortner 4.Jeff Jack 5.Mike Sarver. Open St: 1.Mike Pulver 2.Paul Hackbarth 3.Steve Bell.

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Enduro August

9 Hill and Gully Riders Roselawn, IN 10 Hill and Gully Riders Roselawn, IN September 7 CC SE WI Enduro Riders ....Adams, WI 14 Nat Muddobbers M/C ........Upland, IN 21 Des Moines ER..........Winterset, IA 28 WFO Promotions ............ Geneseo October 19 Cahokia Creek Dirt Rid White City Tba CC Little Egypt M/C............... Marion November 2 Riders M/C .................Goshen, IN

Gran Prix August

23 Motosports Park................. Byron September 1 LTM.................................... Casey 20 Moto Pro Inc.................... Wedron 28 Variety Riders .................. LaSalle October 26 Canton M/C ..................... Canton

Dirt Track All have semi pro and youth classes.

NQ= No Quad classes July 19 ST Pekin M/C ......................... Pekin 23 1/2 CIMC ......................... Champaign State Championship..................... 26 TT Splinter Creek............. Fosterburg August 2 ST Pekin M/C ......................... Pekin D17 State Championship 9 TT Splinter Creek............. Fosterburg 16 ST, NQ Galesburg M/C ........... Galesburg 17 TT Peoria M/C....................... Peoria Grand National 23 ST Lamoine Ramblers ......... Macomb 29 ST, NQ IMDA ......................... Springfield 31 TT CIMC................................. Neoga September 1 TT CIMC................................. Neoga 7 1/2 Splinter Creek..............Jerseyville 14 ST Pekin M/C ......................... Pekin

August 10 NITRO.................................. Lena 24 Variety Riders .................. Ottawa September 27 Peoria M/C Club ............... Peoria 28 Peoria M/C Club ............... Peoria October 19 NITRO .......................... Pearl City

Hare Scrambles

All have semi pro, amateur & youth classes. Q= Quad classes included, B= Bonus points July 20 Q Fox Valley Off Road......... Wedron 27 Q, B WFO...................................... TBA August 3 B CCDR........................... White City 17 Q Fox Valley Off Road......... Wedron 24 B Motosports/FCR/WFO........ Byron 30 Q, B Splintercreek .............. Fosterburg 31 B Splintercreek .............. Fosterburg September 7 Q WFO...................................... TBA 21 Q, B Fox Valley Off Road......... Wedron October 12 Q WFO............................. Plainview National

Non Points Paying Events:

June 29 Dirt Riders ....................... Oakley November 2 Team DIRT RIDERS..................... Oakley 9 Team BET ............................... Belleville 9 Team LTM.................................... Casey 16 Team CRMX................................ Mason 23 Team CCDR........................... White City

Motocross NQ= No Quad classes, B= Bonus points,

PA= ProAm. Q only = Quad classes only July 20 NQ Crossroads MX .................. Mason 20 B Motosports Park..................Byron 27 NQ Ki Tracks.......................... Oregon 27 NQ LTM.................................... Casey August 3 NQ, B Crossroads MX .................. Mason 3 Motosports Park................. Byron 8 Pleasure Riders MC .....Cayuga, IN 10 NQ 4-P Promotions................. Walnut 17 Motosports Park................. Byron 24 NQ MC Motopark ............... Mt Carroll 24 B Pleasure Riders MC .....Cayuga, IN 30 Q Only, B Muddy Waters.......... East Moline 31 NQ, B Muddy Waters ........... East Moline 31 NQ LTM.................................... Casey

31 Motosports Park................. Byron September 6 Quad Only 4-P Promotions ............ Walnut 6 NQ Ki Tracks.......................... Oregon 7 NQ, B Ki Tracks.......................... Oregon 7 Q Only, B 4-P Promotions ............... Walnut 7 NQ, PA Crossroads MX .................. Mason 13 Q Only Splinter Creek............. Fosterburg 14 Galesburg MC.............. Galesburg 14 NQ LTM.................................... Casey 20 Muddy Waters ........... East Moline 21 Motosports Park................. Byron 21 B Tri-City MC.................. Coal Valley 27 NQ 4-P Promotions................. Walnut 28 NQ, B 4-P Promotions................. Walnut October 5 NQ Ki Tracks.......................... Oregon 5 Tri-City MC.................. Coal Valley 12 B Joliet Motosports....... Wilmington 12 NQ Crossroads MX .................. Mason 19 4-P Promotions................. Walnut 25 NQ LTM.................................... Casey 26 NQ, B LTM.................................... Casey 26 Motosports Park................. Byron November 2 Muddy Waters ........... East Moline

EGG Hunts August

3 Variety Riders .................. Ottawa 31 Variety Riders .................. Ottawa October 5 Variety Riders .................. Ottawa

Hill Climb NQ= No quad classes, some events run at night.

All have semi pro, amateur and youth classes. July 26 NQ Rock River Riders M/C......... Polo August 2 King City Dirt Riders ... Mt. Vernon 23 NQ Cahokia Creek Dirt Rid White City 24 Belleville Enduro Team.. Belleville 30 Central Illinois M/C....... Belleville 31 Central Illinois M/C....... Belleville September 6 Pleasure Riders M/C ...Cayuga, IN 7 Pleasure Riders M/C ...Cayuga, IN 13 King City Dirt Riders ... Mt. Vernon

Stadium MX NQ= No Quad classes, B= Bonus points,

PA= ProAm, All run limited classes, and usually into the night, check with promoter for times July 19 Joliet Motosports....... Wilmington 19 Stateline..................... Pecatonica 26 NQ Moto Pro Inc.................. Mendota August 1 Woodstock .................. Woodstock 9 B Stateline..................... Pecatonica 9 NQ Whipt Promotions ........ St.Charles 12 Stateline..................... Pecatonica 16 Joliet Motosports....... Wilmington

22 Woodstock .................. Woodstock 23 NQ Whipt Promotions ........ St.Charles 29 NQ Moto Pro Inc.................. Mendota September 6 Stateline..................... Pecatonica 12 Woodstock .................. Woodstock 13 NQ Moto Pro Inc.................. Mendota 19 NQ Whipt Promotions ........ St.Charles 20 Joliet Motosports....... Wilmington 20 NQ Whipt Promotions ........ St.Charles 27 NQ, B Moto Pro Inc...................Mendota October 4 Joliet Motosports....... Wilmington 11 NQ Moto Pro Inc.................. Mendota 17 NQ Whipt Promotions ........ St.Charles 18 B Joliet Motosports....... Wilmington 31 NQ Whipt Promotions ........ St.Charles

Dist 17 Clubs & Promoters

4P Promotions, Inc.................................815-379-9534 Belleville Enduro Team...........................618-277-3478 Brush Poppers M/C................................815-622-4099 Cahokia Creek Dirt Riders ......................618-946-4316 Canton MC Club .....................................309-202-1144 Cetral Illinois MC....................................217-234-2505 Crossroads MX.......................................618-686-2769 Des Moines Enduro Riders ......................515-480-2477 Dirt Rider, Inc. .......................................217-789-0107 Forest City Riders M/C ...........................815-624-6535 Galesburg M/C ......................................309-344-1714 Grand Kankakee Trail Rid ......................708-946-0999 Hill and Gully M/C.................................708-424-1969 IMDA .........................................217-753-8866 Joliet Motosports Park ...........................815-476-7433 Kane County Ultracross ..........................630-333-2477 Ki Tracks .........................................815-732-3073 King City Dirt Riders...............................618-266-7208 Lamoine Ramblers M/C .........................309-837-9436 Lincoln Trail Motosports..........................217-932-2041 M.C. Moto Park......................................815-541-1209 Moto Pro, Inc.........................................815-539-9021 Motosports Enterprises ...........................815-234-2271 Muddy Waters .......................................309-948-1560 N.I.T.R.O .........................................815-335-2749 Pekin M/C .........................................309-231-4945 Pleasure Riders M/C ..............................217-247-2216 Riders M/C .........................................574-209-1234 Rock River Riders M/C ...........................815-645-2351 Splinter Creek Dirt Riders.......................618-977-5587 Stateline MX .........................................815-275-6686 Tri-City M/C, Inc. ...................................309-799-9449 Variety Riders M/C ................................815-434-3669 Woodstock Racing..................................815-337-3511 WFO Promotions....................................309-314-3343

District 17 Officers:

E-mail addresses at the D17 web site President, AJ Waggoner .........................219-696-1873 V. President, Bill Tuman Treasurer, Patty Ward ............................815-539-9021 Secretary, Don Hachmeister ...................815-978-5471 Card Processor, Patty Ward.....................815-539-9021 Road, George Barrington .......................630-530-4810 ABATE, William Rigsby............................309-962-2236

Event Directors: Enduro & GP, Ryan Moss ........................815-624-6535 Hare Scrambles, Jay Hall .......................217-566-3735 Hillclimb, Matt Peters.............................217-895-3067 Dirt Track, Stan Camp ............................309-208-6735 MX & SX, Gerhard Ward.........................815-539-9021 Trials, Ray Praskunas.............................815-388-9630

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2014 D16 Events Dirt Track July

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Motocross * = D16 Points NQ = No Quads

July 13 NQ Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 23 CMJ-I94 .................................Portage 26 *NQ Arkansaw Creek C/C...........Arkansaw 27 *NQ Arkansaw Creek C/C...........Arkansaw August 2 * Gravity Park USA ....................Chilton PM Race Practice 5:30 pm 2 * X-Mas Family Mtrspt ......Christmas MI 3 * X-Mas Family Mtrspt ......Christmas MI 9 * Valley Raceway ..........Crystal Falls MI 10 * Valley Raceway ..........Crystal Falls MI 10 *NQ Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 16 *NQ Fantasy Moto....................Wittenberg 17 *NQ Fantasy Moto....................Wittenberg 22 CMJ-I94 ..................................Hustler 23 CMJ-I94 ..................................Hustler 23 NQ Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton 24 *NQ Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton 31 *NQ Pine Ridge Raceway ..........Athelstane AMA Pro-Am September 7 *NQ Arkansaw Creek C/C...........Arkansaw 13 NQ Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills Mike Gaborsky Senior Race 14 NQ Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills 21 NQ Fantasy Moto........................Tigerton AMA Pro-Am 27 * Sugar Maple Mx ..................Hill Point 28 * Sugar Maple Mx ..................Hill Point October 4 NQ Fantasy Moto....................Wittenberg 5 *NQ Fantasy Moto....................Wittenberg 12 NQ Aztalan Cycle Club..............Lake Mills Memorial Race

Hare Scrambles

July 13 Straight Arrows MC ...........Stone Lake 20 Fox Valley Off Road...........Wedron, IL 27 Beaver Cycle Club ..................Atwater August 3 CMJ Racing..............................Hixton 17 MOTR................................Stone Lake 24 Forest City Riders.................Byron, IL September 21 Rapid Angels MC Club.........WI Rapids

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12 TT Arkansaw Creek..................Arkansaw 13 TT Arkansaw CC.......................Arkansaw 19 ST Aztalan Cycle .....................Lake Mills 26 ST Rib Mountain Riders..................Unity August 2 ST Door Co Fair..................Sturgeon Bay Lmtd classes/ points, rain date 8/3 16 ST Aztalan ..............................Lake Mills 17 ST Aztalan ..............................Lake Mills 23 ST Beaver Cycle ..........................Atwater September 6 ST SSTs......................................Oshkosh 13 ST Beaver Cycle ..........................Atwater 14 TT Beaver Cycle .........................Atwater 20 ST Aztalan ..............................Lake Mills 21 ST Aztalan ..............................Lake Mills Raindate for Arkansas 28

Trials July

19 WOTA ...................................Baraboo 20 WOTA ...................................Baraboo August 2 WOTA................................Dickeyville 3 WOTA................................Dickeyville 23 UMTA ...........................Thielman, MN 24 UMTA ...........................Thielman, MN September 6 WOTA ...................................Mauston 7 WOTA ...................................Mauston 20 WOTA .......................Black River Falls 21 WOTA .......................Black River Falls

Hillclimb July

12 Indianhead M/C............Redwing, MN 13 Indianhead M/C............Redwing, MN August 3 CMJ Raceway...........................Hixton 16/17 Valley Springs M/C Club........Bay City AMA Grand Championship

Enduro August

9 Hill & Gully Riders .........Roselawn, IN 10 Hill & Gully Riders ..........Roselawn IN 24 Straight Arrow ER .........Duquette, MN September 7 SE WI Enduro Riders................Adams 28 WFO Promotions ..............Geneseo, IL November (2015 points) 2 Riders M/C .................Goshen, IN

Dual Sports September

27/28 WI Dual Sport Riders .............Wabeno October 19 Kettle Moraine Sprt Rdrs .......Allenton 25 Madison M/C ..................Cross Plains

Annual Meetings/ Banquet

November 7 District 16 MX Meeting ........Wis. Dells 8 Annual Meeting/Banquet ...Wis. Dells

Clubs and Promoters

Arkansas Creek Cycle Club...........715-285-5679 Aztalan Cycle Club.......................414-265-1582 Beaver Cycle Club........................920-319-6889 CMJ Raceway ..............................608-220-6853 DeGrave Motorsports Park...........906-466-7272 Door County Fair Association........920-746-7126 Fantasy Moto ..............................920-419-2863 Gravity Park USA ........................920-378-3864 Kettle Moraine Sports Riders........262-334-1743 Madison M/C ..............................608-220-5564 Marshfield T & T Riders................715-384-4555 Midwest Off Road Trail Riders ......715-743-4132 Pine Ridge Raceway ....................715-856-6612 Range Moto-X.............................906-369-2558 Rapid Angels Motorcycle Club.......715-421-5038 Rib Mountain Riders ....................715-573-4934 Southeast Wisconsin End Riders....262-930-0358 Southeastern Short Trackers.........262-754-0686 Sugar Maple MX..........................608-393-8812 UP Sandstormers.........................906-869-6724 Valley Raceway Inc......................906-367-0987 Valley Springs MC Club ................715-594-3726

Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders.........920-209-2317 Wisconsin Observed Trials ............319-624-2003 X-Mas Family Motorsports ...........906-202-2681 Associate Members Forest City Riders M/C ..........(IL) 815-624-6535 Fox Valley Off-Road..............(IL) 815-539-9021 Grand Kankakee Trail Riders .(IL) 708-269-9754 Hill And Gully.......................(IN) 708-261-3433 Indianhead MC Club............(MN) 651-764-1220 Riders M/C ..........................(IN) 574-248-2544 Straight Arrow End Riders ...(MN) 651-456-0224

District 16 Officers:

President, Todd Ellingson........................715-451-1168 V. President, Joe Stoppleworth................920-579-2372 Secretary, Judy Sumner .........................262-754-0686 Treasurer, Ken Schuck ............................608-873-9854 Registration, Erin Aune...........................414-331-6254 Dist.Legislative Off. Mike Schwarzenbacher ..........................920-319-6889

Referees and Pointskeepers:

Dirt Track, Danny Vrana.........................262-689-2842 Enduro, Curt Shomberg..........................608-438-6960 Hare Scram, Karl Lueschow ....................608-347-0519 Hillclimb, Mike Bronk.............................715-325-4034 Motocross, Dave Arva ............................262-255-2291 Dual Sport, Brett Lobajeski.....................920-922-4091 Trials, Kevin Huber.................................262-424-3581

2014 D23 Events Adventure-Dual Sport

September 27 Norsemen MC ...................Danbury, WI

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Motocross

July 13 MotoKazie................................Kellogg 13 Berm Benders..............................Mora 18 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 20 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 20 RTW Promos........................Cambridge 27 Echo Valley...........................Brookston 27 Berm Benders..............................Mora August 3 MotoKazie................................Kellogg 3 MotoCity ...................................Staples 10 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 10 Berm Benders..............................Mora 17 MotoKazie..............................Mankato 17 MotoCity ..............................Little Falls 24 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 24 RTW Promos........................Cambridge 31 MotoKazie................................Kellogg 31 Berm Benders..............................Mora September 1 MotoKazie................................Kellogg 1 Berm Benders..............................Mora 7 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 7 Echo Valley...........................Brookston 14 MotoCity ...................................Staples 14 Straight Arrows...................Grantsburg 21 MotoKazie................................Kellogg 21 MotoCity ..............................Little Falls 28 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 28 RTW Promos........................Cambridge

Non-Point MX Races

July 19 Spring Creek MX........Millville Pro Race October 5 Berm Benders..............................Mora 5 Echo Valley...........................Brookston 12 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 12 MotoCity ...................................Staples

Hare Scramble

July 13 Straight Arrows ...................Stone Lake August 3 Range Riders .................................TBA 17 MOTR............................Stone Lake, WI September 14 Spring Creek MX ......................Millville 21 Norsemen MC ......................Trollhagen October 5 Staples .....................................Staples 12 Golden Eagles........................Mazeppa

Enduro

July 26 Norsemen MC ..............................Mora 27 Norsemen MC ..............................Mora August 9 Paul Bunyan FR .........................Akeley 10 Paul Bunyan FR .........................Akeley 23 Straight Arrows ......................Duquette 24 Straight Arrows ......................Duquette

Hillclimb

July 12 Indianhead MC Club ..............Red Wing 13 Indianhead MC Club ..............Red Wing 26 Kayto Cycle Club.....................Mankato August 3 CMJ Raceway .......................Hixton, WI 16 Valley Springs MC ..............Bay City, WI Non-Points, National 17 Valley Springs MC ..............Bay City, WI Non-Points, National 23 Kayto Cycle Club.....................Mankato 24 Flying Dutchman....................New Ulm

Flat Track

July 12 TT Arkansaw Cycle Club .......Arkansaw, WI 13 TT Arkansaw Cycle Club .......Arkansaw, WI 27 TT Norsemen MC......................Cambridge August 2 ST North Central DT ......Isanti City Frgrnds 16 TT North Central DT .................Hutchinson September 14 TT Norsemen MC......................Cambridge 20 ST Flying Dutchmen....................New Ulm 21 ST Flying Dutchmen....................New Ulm

District 23 Elected Officers

Chairman, Mike Quinn.........................507-288-2612 mquinn4@charter.net Vice Chairman, Leslie Vanderwerf.......952-469-3841 lvanderwerf@frontiernet.net Treasurer, Karen Umphress .................612-965-8619 karen@tnkent.com MX Vice Chairman, MarkVanderwerf.952-469-3841 tzracer46@hotmail.com Government Relations Tom & Karen Umphress .........................612-965-8618 tom@tnkent.com Trail Rider Vice Chairman Duane Nienow ......................................952-213-3840 dnienow1@comcast.net Recognition Chair, Owen Riess ...........952-240-3020 Webmaster, Bayley Boehlke...............612-616-9053 Membership David Wessling......................................612-385-8254 david_wessling@comcast.net

D23 AMA Congressman

Off Road, Al Mathwig ............................952-881-3840 Competition, Dale Broughton.................651-429-4786 Road, Tom Umphress.............................612-965-8618 ATV, Mike Quinn....................................507-288-2612 AMA Off Road Congressman Emeritus Dale Greenwald ....................................763-560-9283

Class Representatives:

Spencer Kadlec.....................................218-270-0423 MX 250, Scott Cripps .............................320-587-7134 Dale Kadlec...........................................218.894.2826 MX Open, Mike Quinn Jr........................507-254-9554 Karla Broughton ...................................651-429-4786 125cc 2-Stroke/Junior/Schoolboy Dave Ingalls..........................................612-868-5769 MX 14-24, Greg Aspros .........................218-821-5969 MX +25/30, Mark Becker.....................630-640-8267 MX +40/45/50/55/60, Kevin Sheetz...952-567-3614 MX Women/Girls, Trisha Hoover............763-486-2428 MX Quad, Cory Otte ..............................320-583-1994 Dirt Track, Bayley Boehlke ....................612-616-9053 Hill Climb, Kaleb Northrup.....................952-210-8208 Tim Cain ..............................................651-442-3888 Enduro, Dan Banks ...............................612-282-5383 Yth Hare Scram & Enduro, Jim Artman...763-656-3866 Hare Scrambles, Paul Otto.....................763-229-1177 Jessica Noaeill.......................................651-587-4435 Road, John Otto ....................................952-445-2942

District 23 Club and Promoters

Berm Benders Inc..................................320-679-2582 Echo Valley ...........................................218-348-4754 Flying Dutchmen...................................507-388-1671 Golden Eagles .......................................715-307-0936 Hi-Winders............................................507-753-2779 Indianhead Cycle Club ...........................651-764-1220 Kato Cycle Club .....................................612-866-0257 Midway Recreation Park........................952-601-1169 Motocity Raceway .................................218-894-2826 Motokazie ............................................952-601-1169 Norsemen Motorcycle Club.....................952-881-3840 North Central Dirt Track.........................612-616-9053 Paul Bunyan Forest Riders.....................218-739-5252 Range Riders ........................................218-341-9691 RM Promotions .....................................218-894-2826 RTW Race Promo/Cambridge.................218-894-2826 Straight Arrow Enduro Riders.................651-277-1047 Twin Cities Trail Riders ...........................612-965-8618 Valley Springs MC..................................651-380-2351 District 16 clubs with D23 events: Arkansaw Cycle Park.............................715-285-5679 CMJ Raceway........................................608-220-6853

MX 50cc MICRO, Clay Olson...................763-226-5767 Greta Martin .........................................507-753-2779 MX MINI Classes, Steve Boatman ...........612-418-7275

Quad Motocross

July 20 RTW Promos........................Cambridge August 24 RTW Promos........................Cambridge September 28 RTW Promos........................Cambridge

Trail Ride

September 6 Golden Eagles........................Thielman 7 Golden Eagles........................Thielman 27 Twin Cities TR ....................Huntersville 28 Twin Cities TR ....................Huntersville October 18 Paul Bunyan FR .........................Akeley 19 Paul Bunyan FR .........................Akeley

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