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Edelstein, IL’s Brady Neys running to second in the 250A class.

Walnut, Illinois - October 19 By Josh Rud, more photos at www.ShiftOnePhotography.com

he nineteenth of October marked the last race of the season for Sunset Ridge MX, and it was a great day for sure! Today was the second annual Nick Hoffman Memorial race, with one lucky rider receiving the Dream Your Life-Live Your Dream Scholarship Award. The award this year went to Noah Picard for his dedication and hard work. The fall weather was setting in with those hoodies coming out and the track having some great lines forming throughout the day. Being the last race of the year the turnout was great, with everyone going for the last minute District 17 points to iron things out for the season. The day started with 250C up on the line to get things started. In the first moto Klayton Fox took the win followed by Alex Funk and Derek Brueggert. Eighteen riders came off the line for the second moto with Jimmy Epifanio getting out to an early lead with Funk and Daniel Beck right behind him. They were at each other’s side through-out the first lap, as the #215 of Fox was making his way through the field to take over third coming into the start of the second lap. It was a battle up front with Epifanio holding them off when Fox made a break for the front, taking an inside line to come out of the turn sitting in 6

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second with Funk holding onto third. Fox continued to chip away at Epifanio as the laps ran down, unable to make a pass. Epifanio took the win ahead of Fox in second and Funk. This gave Fox the overall, Epifanio second with a fourth place finish in the first moto and Funk third overall going two, three. 65Jr had a great turnout today with the riders of tomorrow getting out there and showing everyone how it’s done. In the first moto Krystian Janik took the win with

#22 Andrew Gapen fights for position in the Quad C class. He went 1-5 for third overall.

Chicago’s John Perovic rode well for third overall in 85Jr.

Wyatt Mattson out of Bolingbrook IL second and Anthony Edgerton rounding it out in third. The gates dropped for the second moto as the pack squeezed through the first turn leaving Mattson out front and Janik and Luke Jackson in the hunt. They battled up the hill with everyone staying close, and nothing sorted out yet as positions were changing back and forth. Hitting the first jump Mattson was still out front with Janik

close behind. Edgerton was looking for a line around Jackson and stuck the pass into the second without looking back. As the laps wore down Mattson and Janik had changed places several times. Hitting the finish line Mattson stuck it out for the win, taking the overall with Janik second overall and Edgerton a solid third overall. Open A was a great race today with Joey Dalzell, Jonathan Six and Vaughn Mays out there really pushing each other hard. In the first moto Dalzell took the win followed by Six and Mays. The gates dropped on the second moto and they all blasted into the first turn with Six edging out front for the holeshot. As they hit the first jump Dalzell was gunning for the lead, getting there shortly, only for Six to get it back heading towards the back of the track. They went back and forth several times, then on the second lap things got a little too close and Dalzell and Six both went down. Mays moved into the lead as Six got up first, and jumped back into it in second. On the last lap Dalzell had fought his way back, and got by Six to take over second. The overall for the day went to Dalzell giving Mays second and Six third. Open B had some great as always with a tight field in both motos. In the first moto Damon Tatar took the win with Ian Pistole and Paxton Kerber filling the top three spots. They came off the line for the second moto with Tatar getting out front followed by Colten Burk and Pistole falling into line for third. Pistole was on the gas, and took over second as they went through the first section of jumps with Tatar still up front and Colton Bentz sneaking in behind Pistole for third. Coming down the hill from the back section Burk swept hard on the inside and started picking people off, making his way to the front, dropping Tatar to second and Pistole back to third. However, it was short lived and Tatar fought back to take the lead on the second lap. Hitting the checkers Tatar took the win with Pistole and Burk holding out the top three. Tatar took the overall winning both motos, with Pistole in second and Kerber third overall after finishing fifth in the moto. When all done and said, it was another great day out at Sunset Ridge with the weather warming up to comfortable level. The track held up great today as always with the downtime non-existent as the races kept clicking by and everyone having a great time out there. It was a great end to another special season here in Walnut! Results: SuperMini: 1.Anthony Wallace 2.Eddie Norred 3.Zack Tatar 4.Conner Burger 5.Jonah Geistler +30A: 1.Joe Buskirk +45: 1.Howard Jabaay

+55: 1.Steve Abt 250C: 1.Klayton Fox 2.Jimmy Epifanio 3.Alex Funk 4.Drake Hayes 5.Seth Becker 250A: 1.Joseph Dalzell 2.Brady Neys 3.Vaughn Mays 4.Nicholas Hancher 250B: 1.Ian Pistole 2.Brady Bill 3.Colton Bentz 4.Stuart Schwagerman 5.Colten Burk 65Jr: 1.Wyatt Mattson 2.Krystian Janik 3.Anthony Edgerton 4.Luke Jackson 5.Cole Godfrey 65Sr: 1.John Perovic 2.David Frawley 3.Zennon Shain 4.Andrew Voegtle Open C: 1.Tristan Smith 2.Nathan Rega 3.Seth Becker 4.William Gibilisco 5.Daniel Beck Schlby 2: 1.Parker Smith 2.Jimmy Epifanio 3.Brady Bill 4.Andrew Mueller 5.Kaleb Fulscher 50Jr: 1.Preston Zollers 2.Caden Dudney 3.Mikah Carpenter 4.Patrick Lyon Nick Hoffman Award winner Noah Picard. 5.Mikey Sandidge 50Sr: 1.Krystian Janik 2.Ian Murphy 3.Talan Zollers 4.Hunter Savage 5.Gavin Batson Schlby: 1.Anthony Wallace 2.Ben Ibianskas 3.Tyler Collins 4.Zack Tatar 5.Eddie Norred +50: 1.Howard Jabaay 2.Rimantas Pazemeckas 3.Joseph Voegtle 4.Jeff Curtis 5.John Stiles Women: 1.Ashleigh Newmarker 2.Emily Hooper +30B/C: 1.Eran Salzmann 2.Cory Lingle 3.James Sipp 4.Len Plaza Open A: 1.Joseph Dalzell 2.Vaughn Mays 3.Jonathan Six Open B: 1.Damon Tatar 2.Ian Pistole 3.Paxton Kerber 4.Colten Burk 5.Colton Bentz 85Jr: 1.Ewan Krisch 2.Adam Funk 3.John Perovic 4.Anthony Edgerton 5.Cole Dekker 85Sr: 1.Jonah Geistler 2.John Greer 3.Conner Burger 4.Jacob Lincoln 5.Kevin Mulligan 125cc: 1.Anthony Wallace 2.Stuart Schwagerman 3.Eddie Norred 4.Connor Mullowney 5.Chase Boykin +40: 1.Eran Salzmann 2.Howard Dalton Hildebrand won the 300cc Quad class. Jabaay 3.Patrick Verner Vintage: 1.Nathan Gibilisco 2.Jake Fell 3.Hunter Grampp 4.Cory Lingle 5.Andrew Mueller 14-24: 1.Parker Smith 2.Dalton Hancher 3.Joseph Voegtle 4.Damon Tatar 5.Peyton Robbings +25: 1.Jonathan Six 2.Joe Buskirk 3.Ryan George 50cc (4-8): 1.Mikah Carpenter 2.Preston Zollers 3.Mikey Sandidge 4.Joseph Buskirk 5.Patrick Lyon 90cc 4-Wheel: 1.Jake Lindquist 2.Dalton Hildebrand 3.Grant Olson 4.Owen Subjek 5.Nicholas Crecan 4-Wheel C: 1.Luke Meyer 2.Shane Stoddard 3.Andrew Gapen 4.Nick Baker 5.Justin Fravell 300cc 4-Wheel: 1.Dalton Hildebrand 2.Jacob Lincoln 4-Wheel A: 1.Samuel Rowe 2.Haedyn Mickelson 3.Justin Medine 4.Kyle Burnham 4-Wheel B: 1.Drake Koelling 2.Zachary Kacz- Cole Godfrey made the trip from marzyk Wisconsin, and finished fifth in 65Jr. CYCLE USA, December 2014

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Trollhaugen challenges as Always Dresser Wisconsin - September 21 By Keith McKenna

fter taking a year off of the racing calendar, the Trollhaugen Off-Road Park in Dresser, Wisconsin again played host to a District 23 Hare Scramble event. Trollhaugen is always a punishing test of Off-road acumen, and this year proved to be more of the same. The old growth forest challenged racers with plenty of rocks, roots and ravines. Thrown in were generous amounts of mud and some deep sandy climbs and descents to make the festivities extra cringe worthy. There are two areas that are signature features of the grounds that the Norsemen MC club loves to throw into the course. One is named Area 51 and it is a no mans land. A virtual minefield of opportunities to accrue smashed pipes, bent brake levers and pretzeled shifters. It is a clearing where construction debris is cast off, where giant blocks of broken concrete and boulders are strewn about, to create the surface of hard, broken-up stuff. The other signature is what is commonly referred to as The Ravine. If you were

First place Tanner Tommerdahl dropping into the deep woods.

wandering around the woods and came upon this deep unforgiving gash in the hillside, once returning to the safety of the pits and you heard someone mention The Ravine, you would know exactly what they were referring to. A 60 yard deep cut into the side of the hill where storms have washed earth away for decades, revealing barrel sized boulders and tree trunks that had toppled into the mix. The course ran right down the ravine like an elevator ride to hell. It was the site of many smashed pipes and dreams. Many a rider would be observed dropping in, only to land in a heap at the bottom. The first racers to test out the conditions were the Premier class competitors, along with the PeeWees and the Girls 9-15. Even though Devin Jirik had missed two previous rounds in the season, with his victory today at Trollhaugen he would claim (to this point in the season) 4 first places finishes, one second and an 8th place. Leaving the race in Dresser, Devin had a 15 point lead on the rest of the class. Kyle Becker wheeled his way to second place in only his second race or the season. In the PeeWee division, Tanner Tommerdahl continued his dominance on his KTM 65SX with a podium topping effort. Another KTM, that of Charlie Siebenaler finished in second place with three laps to Tommerdahl’s four. In Girls 9-15, it was a KTM sweep as the top three finishers; Erin Becker, Emma Anderson and Madison Siebenaler all crossed on orange bikes. In the Macro class Travis Illies continued his winning ways. Aside from scoring a third place at the Brookston round, (mechanical failure), the season has been all top of the podium results for Illies. With two rounds left, Illies has an almost insurmountable lead of 56 points in the title chase. Mary Schreiner handily won the Women’s class race. At the checkers she led by more than four minutes over

John Neuman #249 mired deep in the 200C field.

the second place finisher, KTM mounted Miranda Tweeton, who in turn finished eight minutes ahead of Alicia Zazoski, also on a KTM. Schreiner has dominated with first place finishes throughout the season. Derek “The Punisher” Otteson continued his march to Vet-B supremacy. He took point very early in the race and remaining mistake free through three laps. Second place finisher in only his second hare scrambles race of 2014 was Jesse Szykulski. Szykulski kept it close throughout most of the race in an impressive ride. It would have been interesting to see how the season would play out, had Szykulski contested the entire season. In only his second race of the season Todd Mathwig raced his KTM to a first place finish in the Senior-A (40+) class. Michael Heuer finished in second, some three minutes down with Pat Adrian in third on another KTM. The fight to the top for the D23 AA Hare Scrambles Championship has had more ups and down than a roller coaster. The real CYCLE USA, December 2014

250B riders Mark Schreiner cutting inside of #357 Jonathan Theisen while Gary Stoudt gives chase.

4.Paul Tweeton 5.Chris Peterson SUP Sr B: 1.Paul Schommer 2.Bill Oliveira 3.Carl Evers 4.Tom Burns 200C: 1.Alex Tweeton 2.Cruz Wahl 3.Joseph Neuman 4.Tyler Tedrick 5.Jack Klein 1.Alex Kulzer 250C: 2.Rick Dvorak 3.John Cysiewski 4.Eric Hempel 5.Logan Boettcher Open C: 1.Scott Zewers 2.Jaime Forslund 3.Austen Palmer 4.Oeslen Costa 5.Jason Bauer Vet C: 1.Nathan Siebenaler 2.Jeff Winters 3.Matt Menke 4.Travis Cook 5.Travis Deweese Sen C: 1.Andrew Falk 2.Brad Christensen 3.Jason Naughton 4.John

Naughton 5.David Peterson SUP Sr C: 1.Lee Schaleben 2.Steve Alderman 3.Craig Cherrington 4.Dan Forslund 5.Michael Rapp Mast C: 1.Terry Wagoner 2.Larry Tupper 3.Bill Weppner 4.Roger Radunz Women: 1.Mary Schreiner 2.Miranda Tweeton 3.Alicia Zazoski 4.Jessica Curtis 5.Elizabeth Wallner Women +30: 1.Candy Mae Niewoehaner Junior: 1.Kyle Becker 2.Jacob Peterson 3.Dalton Kittock 4.Kyle Magnuson 5.Austin Mccoy XR: 1.Adam Cerny 2.Lucas Ellifson 3.Brennan Webb 4.Mariah Vanheel Vintage: 1.Andy Storbeck 3.Jay Tommerdahl Pemier: 1.Devon Jirik 2.Kyle Becker 3.Dalton Kittock 4.Jayme French 5.Austin Mccoy PeeWee: 1.Tanner Tommerdahl 2.Charlie Siebenaler 3.Ryder Gerulli 4.Seth Hoenk 5.Blake Auckland Girls: 1.Erin Becker 2.Emma Anderson 3.Madison Siebenaler 4.Alydia Downs 5.Cora Reschke Macro: 1.Travis Illies 2.Ryanne Artmann 3.Trenton Eliason 4.Trey Bremer 5.Wyatt Banks Micro: 1.Allison Siebenaler 2.Lucas Mccoy 3.Ruslan Johnson 4.Maxwell Munoz 5.Aubrie Newport

fight has been between last year’s top dog and multi-time D23 Hare Scrambles and Enduro champ Dylan Debel, and another multi-time champ, Nate Ferderer. At the end of the first lap the top three riders came through the scoring loop at twenty-seven minutes with Ferderer on point, Debel only fourteen seconds back and Matt Stavish forty-one seconds astern. At the end of lap two Stavish held station while positions 1 and 2 swapped. At some point, on lap three the hard charging Ferderer suffered a mechanical failure that would put his bike on the trailer. Debel went on to string together some stellar laps, showing The Ravine and Area 51 that he was not one to be trifled with. In the end, Debel would triumph by more than five minutes over the second place KTM of Stavish. At the end of the day, injuries were few, but shed tears were many as “The Troll” crushed many a spirit. But it sure was fun, in a sadistic off-road racer sort of way. Big Thanks to the Norsemen Motorcycle Club for putting on another stellar event. Results: AA: 1.Dylan Debel 2.Mathew Stavish 3.Craig Holasek 4.Daniel Robin 5.Luke Wilder 200A: 1.Andy Storbeck 2.Tanner Houtari 3.Kelvin Huotari 250A: 1.Matt Lindeberg 2.Lee Erickson 3.Kevin Plzak 4.Mitchell Watson 5.Todd Treichler Open A: 1.Nicholas Swenson 2.Garrett Hansen 3.Dan Illies 4.Paul Otto 5.Curt Plzak Vet A: 1.Robert Newport 2.Beau Johnson 3.Brandon Hansen 4.Chad Tupper 5.Brian Hasslen Sen A: 1.Todd Mathwig 2.Michael Heuer 3.Pat Adrian 4.Sean Mowry 5.Ralph Feld SUP Sr A: 1.Paul Reschke 2.Dave Schreiner 3.Kraig Hinkemeyer 4.Todd Johnson 5.Jerry Holasek 200B: 1.Nehemiah Buchholz 2.Logan Kittock 3.Jason Cysiewski Iii 4.Travis Mathwig 5.Nathan Adrian 250B: 1.Mark Schreiner 2.Gary Stoudt 3.Mitchell Krueger 4.Randy Lieder 5.Myles Craven Open B: 1.Jason Larson 2.Justin Ponter 3.Andrew Wichlacz 4.Jason Zazeski 5.Joseph Wood Vet B: 1.Derek Otteson 2.Jesse Szykulski 3.Jerry Costello 4.Jason Mccoy 5.Cord Christensen Sen B: 1.Kurt Olsen 2.Greg Foeller 3.Mike Kolden

Daniel Robin looking fresh on his way to a fourth place finish in AA. CYCLE USA, December 2014

Final WOTA Trials of 2014 Black River Falls, Wisconsin - Sept. 20/21 By Kevin Huber

very location that the Wisconsin Observed Trials Association holds events at has its own unique features. Black River Falls, the location of this year’s September 20th and 21st event is no exception. One feature has been affectionately named the “Butt Crack”. It is a crevasse in the steep hillside rocks. The approach is a sandy hill that requires the nerve to maintain full throttle until the top of the “Butt Crack” is reached. Only the top class riders even attempt this obstacle. Another Black River Falls staple is the “Zipper”, which is nothing but a telephone pole laying on the ground that is marked off, requiring riders to ride over it several times by weaving back and forth with little room to turn. In the last year another “Zipper” was built using a large log. So now we have a “Big Zipper” that the top three classes use, and the original “Little Zipper” that the three lower classes ride. These features add to the slightly sandy hillside that holds logs, exposed roots and some rocks to create a challenging course for the event. If you look at the results you note that some riders will show as Exhibition. Some have asked what this is. It is a rider that has paid the entry fee to ride but for some rea-

Anna Anderson riding in the Intermediate class.

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Lukas Gillespie finishing off the Butt Crack climb.

son or another does not want to be eligible for an event trophy or year-end points. Reasons vary, like having already won the class and don’t want another trophy from that class and do not feel ready to move up to the next, more challenging level. Others may be riding down a class due to age or injury. Sometimes, the person that builds the course will test the obstacles and wants to ride but doesn’t want others to feel they have an unfair advantage. Some even just want to ride along with their kids or grandkids. Maybe other events, such as Enduro or Hair

Scramble would want to implement this to attract riders that enjoy riding but are not interested in hard core competition. Saturday results: Champ: 1.Brad Villand 2.Nate Hirt 3.Lukas Gillespie Expert: 1.Abe Anderson 2.Greg Sassi 3.Jed Anderson 4.Bryan Moenssen 5.Pat Hirt Advanced: 1.Adam Graham 2.Keith Johnson, Exhibition: Kevin Huber Intermediate: 1.Will Check 2.Scott Bauer 3.Adam Gustafson 4.Dave Johnson 5.Ryan Gustafson Exhibition: Don Anderson, JD Schultz Novice: 1.Austin Smage 2.Alex Schmidt 3.Jed Duncan Vintage: 1.Brian Schultz 2.Skip Check Sunday Results: Champ: 1. Brad Villand 2.Nate Hirt 3.Lukas Gillespie Expert: 1.Abe Anderson 2.Greg Sassi 3.Bryan Moenssen 4.Jed Anderson 5.Pat Hirt Advanced: 1.Ryan Rivenburgh 2.Will Check 3.Keith Johnson 4.Camilo Rivera 5.Ron Rivenburgh, Exhibition: Kevin Huber Intermediate: 1.Scott Bauer 2.Luke Bellock 3.Adam Gustafson 4.Anna Anderson 5.Dave Johnson Novice: 1.Alex Schmidt 2.Austin Smage 3.Carlos Arias Vintage: 1.Brian Schultz 2.Skip Check

Team Mich Benefit Walnut, Illinois - September 13 By Steve Mondek, Jo and Maggie Utech

he moto community proved its strength yet again today. If I wrote the script myself, I couldn’t have done a better job. The track conditions were epic, weather was perfect, the turnout was massive, and the pure level of enthusiasm and support from each and every attendant was inspiring. On the afternoon of Friday, June 6, 2014, Chris Michels was in a life-threatening accident. While riding his dirt bike, he landed short on a double jump. He was airlifted to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, with a possible spinal cord injury. Upon arrival Chris underwent a CT scan. The results of the CT scan were grim. Due to the injury sustained to his spinal column, Chris had been paralyzed below his waist and could not move or feel his legs. In addition to the injuries to his spinal cord, Chris fractured his right clavicle, ribs, and bruised his lungs. The smile I saw on Chris’s face was the biggest victory for me, and the $7000+ we raised was an added bonus. Chris is a great friend, and it meant the world to me that we were able to give back in such a meaningful way. I can’t thank everyone enough that made the Team Mich benefit what it was. In particular though I’d like to recognize a few individuals for going above and beyond. First and foremost, to the folks at Sunset Ridge MX, Bob Pistole and his amazing wife Jan, and kids, Josh and Chad for their generosity in the donation of their facilities, the endless hours working on the track after all the rain, and the expenses to offer everyone that came a "Perfect Event". The Pistole family has hosted three other benefits in the past for motocross families, as well as having a Track Walk every year for Susan G Komen Foundation, raising $11,000 to date. So on your next visit to Sunset Ridge, please give them a thanks for all they do. To the Piekos Family at Cycle Craft Yamaha in Woodstock, who donated many products for the auction. Mark Piekos who was in attendance said, “We’re so honored to be here to support Chris. He’s a great guy and we’re happy to do anything to help his healing process.” Hats off to Dave Deringer, Jeanie Gonzalez and the good people at Yamaha Motor Corp, Dan Fitch, Gus Coroulas and Andy Gustafson from Parts Unlimited, Ivan

Chris (center on the ATV) with some of the friends and family at the event.

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Woodstock MX’s 2014 Finale Woodstock, Illinois - September 19

fter weeks of rained out events, the crew at Woodstock KTM finally got an event off, just in time to finish the 2014 season. And it was a great event! An all new track layout was well received by all, and the weather and conditions were perfect on this September Friday night in Woodstock, IL. There’s no doubt that this series has become a hit with a lot of riders. Be it the location, a crew of lifetime racers running it, the Friday night twist, or a combination of it all... it works, and looks to be around for a while. This is good news for everyone, and it will be fun to see what 2015 brings to the series, still relevantly new after getting off the ground in 2013. When the racing kicked off, the 85Jr and Sr classes were combined, and it made for some really close racing all moto. Sr class rider Nick Swanson had his hands full with Kawasaki mounted Brody Spiekerman. Anthony Edgerton on KTM was never more than a bike length behind the leaders. In the final lap, Swanson finally got a little breathing room to cross the checkers first. Swanson, “The race went pretty good. I like the track a lot, the new layout is even better than before. I was riding good so I

Anthony Wallace had a good night, winning 125cc 2-Stroke and 250B.

was able to get a bit of space on him at the end, and it was a fun race. I’d like to thank my dad and Rock River Yamaha.” Sportland 2 rider, Spiekerman took the Jr class win ahead of Edgerton. SpiekerJames Wehrman won both the Heat and Main in +30B/C.

man, “He (Swanson) had a good start and got out front early. I have to give it up to Anthony Edgerton for riding really well also, as he was right there the entire time. The track was fun, and thanks to dad for helping me so much.” +30A and B ran together. After having to fight his way to the front in the heat race, “A” class rider James Rossi made easier work of it in the main. Getting the holeshot, and slowly slipping away, Rossi went wire to wire for the win. “B” class winner James Wehrman kept him honest most of the moto, as Denny Hacker (A) and Andrew Marsch bounced off each other all the way to the last lap, when Marsch got the edge, and finished second in the ten rider B class. Tom Farchione, Neil Anderson and Andy Cole rounded out the top five. It was exciting to see so many young riders at the race! In 50Jr, thirteen riders came off the gate in the final. Out front, Mikah Carpenter was taking full advantage of a group of riders going down in the first turn. Carpenter finished third in the heat race, but had his little KTM on the gas now, leading Shane Larson and Joseph Henry around the track. Heat race winner Riley Busse was quickly moving up, and slid into fourth by the second lap. A lap CYCLE USA, December 2014

Mikah Carpenter took the thirteen rider 50Jr class win.

later Busse was up to third, and closing the gap on Larson. Laps were ticking away, but just after the riders took the white flag, Busse moved up to second. Carpenter was still leading, and as Busse closed in a little, Carpenter took the checkered flag, as excited as you would expect. Landon Freund finished fifth after climbing ahead late in the race as well. Twelve riders were in 50Sr. The top two in the class quickly established themselves at the front, just like they did in the heat race. Talon Zollers and Deegan Cooley are comfortable out front, and it showed as they slipped away from the other riders with each lap. Zollers took the win as Ayden Oppen16

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lander, Evan Griffiths and Johnathan Lucas filed across behind second place Cooley. Billy Holzapfel topped them all in the 250B class heat race, getting in front early and holding it to the end. In the main, he had a harder time. Out front off the start, Anthony Wallace was untouchable. Race Tech/ Rock River/ Yamaha backed Wallace, “I had a really good start with the holeshot and just pulled away. The heat race was tough, as I had to really work to get up to second. Making it happen in the main is what really matters anyway. The woops and the small double - double section by the grandstands were good for making time. Besides that, it was just riding really smooth, and consistent.”

Cary, IL’s Austin Teer was running second through the first lap with Jared Berggren right on his rear fender. Starting the second lap, Berggren slid out and dropped back. Holzapfel was happy to take over third, and go after Teer. Two laps later, as they swept the start area, Holzapfel made a cool outside line pass, riding really hard to take over second. They finished in that order with Jason Obrien and Daniel Kraemer following. There was plenty of action in the 250A class. Cameron Lansing topped them all in the heat race, and set stage in the main to repeat. With all the riders pushing hard, and being so close, it took just a little skip of Lansing’s front wheel while leading, for Scott Zont to slide into him. The two went down quick. Woodstock KTM/ TZR/ Club 57/ Fly Fast Moto backed Cody Vanbuskirk grabbed the lead. Vanbuskirk, “I had a pretty good start with Zont and Lansing in front of me. They got together near the end of the second lap and I made my way through them. From there, it was Travis (Sewell) right there behind me all the way to the end. The new track layout is awesome, and I love the two stroke out there.” Vanbuskirk took the win just Tyler Elliott topped them all in the Open B class.

ahead of Sewell while Austin Das held off every effort thrown at him by Vaughn Mays in the ten rider group. Zont fought his way back to fifth, Lansing didn’t finish. Another Woodstock KTM rider, Wyatt Mattson took the win in the ten rider 65Jr class. Ryder Beth kept him honest all the way, but the young Mattson was determined to win after finishing second in the heat race. Mattson, “The start was key. You have to get a good one, then just hold your lines and do good. I wanted to win so much in the main. Ryder was riding really good behind me, but I just rode to win.” Brandon Allen won the 250C class handily, as he often has. Then in Open C, after topping the heat race, he found himself having to fight for a chance in the main. Allen, “I got like third in the holeshot, and caught up to the leader (Alex Larson) and pushed too hard and went over the berm. I caught back up to second. I think I still won the series, so it is what really mattered to me. Larson was pumped after the close race, and taking the win. “This is the second moto win I have ever had. I’ve been battling with the #47 (Brandon Allen) all season, and to take

the win here at the last race is outstanding. He was on me and I took him high in the berm. The next corner he just blew through it, and it was great that he did it on his own, and I got it nice and clean. I’m moving up the B class next year, so this is like a perfect ending to the season out here!” You couldn’t have asked for a better season finale! Everyone was pumped up, happy to be back out racing, and it left a great sense of anticipation for 2015. Winter is here, and there’s nothing we can do about it... but wait, and get ready for what we all hope is an early spring. Thank you to all those involved in bringing these events back to Woodstock! Results: 250A: 1.Cody Vanbuskirk 2.Travis Sewell 3.Austin Das 4.Vaughn Mays 5.Scott Zont Open B: 1.Tyler Elliott 2.Cody Richter 3.Daniel Kraemer 4.Austin Teer 5.Vincent Galasso Open C: 1.Alex Larson 2.Brandon Allen 3.Bradley Kane 4.Jeremy Merryman 5.Blake Bauer 250B: 1.Anthony Wallace 2.Billy Holzapfel 3.Austin Teer 4.Jason Obrien 5.Daniel Kraemer 250C: 1.Brandon Allen 2.Bradley Kane 3.Blake Bauer 4.Jared Burba 5.Benjamin Marsch 50Jr: 1.Mikah Carpenter 2.Riley

Some of the night’s closest racing came in Open C, between #116 Alex Larson and #47 Brandon Allen. Busse 3.Shane Larson 4.Joseph Henry 5.Landon Freund 50Sr: 1.Talan Zollers 2.Deegan Cooley 3.Ayden Oppenlander 4.Evan Griffiths 5.Jonathan Lucas 65Jr: 1.Wyatt Mattson 2.Ryder Beth 3.Anthony Edgerton 4.Talan Zollers 5.Deegan Cooley 65Sr: 1.Zachary Brunner 2.Wyatt Brock 3.Brooke Kennebeck 85Jr: 1.Brody Spiekerman 2.Anthony Edgerton 3.Trace Franzke Young Kain Jennison is part a family of successful racers from the past.

85Sr: 1.Nick Swanson 2.James Waldron 125 2 Stro: 1.Anthony Wallace 2.Kevin Popaeko 3.Ian Malinowski 4.Jesse Williams 5.Jarred Berggren PitBike: 1.Ryan Popaeko 2.Kevin Popaeko 3.Justin Hager 4.Thomas Kraepin 5.Jonathan Schwantz Open A: 1.Travis Sewell 2.Cody Vanbuskirk 3.Scott Zont 4.Vaughn Mays 5.Austin Das Open Mini: 1.Wyatt Mattson 2.Ryder Jon Schubert takes a break from flagging to air-out “his” new KTM.

Beth 3.Zachary Brunner 4.James Waldron 5.Jackson Herra +30A: 1.James Rossi 2.Denny Hacker 3.Matthew Carpenter +30B/C: 1.James Wehrman 2.Andrew Marsch 3.Tom Farchione 4.Neil Anderson 5.Andy Cole Vintage: 1.Jon Schubert 2.Kenneth Luebke Women: 1.Ashleigh Newmarker 2.Erin Pusaten 3.Heather Dorfler

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Sugar Maple double header Hill Point, Wisconsin - September 27 By Dave Hollub

Price did manage to edge out Blazek in the moto two start and immediately started putting some breathing room behind him. Blazek held on in second despite a late moto challenge from both Schweighardt and Sny-

Colton Parson on his back fender. Parson made a pass on Gravedoni, and Bailey Otis was also on the move. He advanced from a mid pack start to challenge Gravedoni, and slip past before the white flag came out to finish fourth. Gravedoni was out front at the Daytona corner in moto two, but had both Bill and Otis pushing him hard. Bill wasn’t wasting any time and was out front before they finished the lap. Telfer moved into second in the section by the road with Otis also slipping around Gravedoni. Parson made a pass into fourth on the white flag but it wasn’t enough to put him on the podium. Bill took the overall with Telfer (2/2) and Otis. Tom Ferguson and Cory Croschere came over the triple out of the holeshot side by side in front of the fifteen other +40 class riders. Croschere dropped back to fifth before the first lap was scored, having been passed by Doug Forstner, Lance Dehne and Troy Blakey. Forstner tried closing Ferguson’s gap. Dehne had his hands full as Blakey poked a wheel in for the entire second lap, finally getting past late in the lap. George

hen monsoon rains hit Sugar Maple MX on the second day of the June double header Jason Erdmann went to work getting it rescheduled with his September race date. This time the weather could not have been better as 50 or so riders took advantage of the Friday open practice. Saturday morning drew 225 entries to kick off the weekend’s racing. Quad B/C was first out of the gate and Leon Spinden was in the lead. Jay Toelle was chasing Spinden while Kevin Klinger had his hands full in third. Justin Grant was on the move and slipped around Klinger before lap two was half over, and then he went to work on Toelle. Soon Grant was in second and catching Spinden, who bobbled and dropped to the back. Grant took the lead, with Toelle and Brady Bill (70) won 125Jr. after a Klinger following across the good race with Nate Telfer (510). finish. Spinden was out front again at the start of der. A double moto win sealed the overall moto two, but this time Grant was right on for Price while Blazek (2/2) was second and his rear wheels. Grant pushed hard and then Schweighardt (3/3) finished third. in the rollers the sub frame on Spinden’s maPrice, “It was good today, I really wanted chine broke, leaving him out of the race. to win because it is my father’s birthday and Grant grabbed the overall while Toelle (2/2) this is for him today. I got the holeshot in was second and Klinger third for the day. moto two and just rode hard Grant, “First moto I was able to pick off a and stayed out front. The couple guys right way. I finally got out front track is perfect. I like that and held on for the win. The track was in we race the whole track now, great shape and we were having a good time. especially the Ski Jump. Second moto I got a better start but he had Thank you to my sponsors just dug the track and it was a bit more unQuamme Insurance, Cardipredictable, but after the first lap I got the nal Cage, Sletten Pest Manhang of it. I was able to charge my way to agement, Robbins the front. I definitely will be back again next Manufacturing, Full Blown year. The track is very Quad friendly, and it Sleds, Uncle Joe, and of is definitely a nice place to ride.” course my Mom and Dad.” Ben Blazek has become a holeshot maNate Telfer and Brady Bill chine this season, and when 50 Senior got came around the Daytona their first gate drop of the day he was out corner bar to bar in 125 Junfront again. The only downfall for Blazek is ior, but Bill was faster that Ayden Price has been stacking moto through the rollers and took wins all season, and by the time lap two was the lead midway through the underway Price was out front. Blazek held lap. Bill stayed out front on in second with Kaiden Snyder and Nolan with Telfer close behind all Schweighardt battling for third. They moto. Marco Gravedoni swapped position a couple times in the moto started the moto in third and but when the checkers flew Schweighardt by the end of lap two he had Jay Toelle (21) finished second in Quad B/C. was in front of Snyder.

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Busse worked his way through the pack and on the white flag lap, and got by Dehne to finish fourth. Dehne was out front in moto two with Croschere and Ferguson right behind. Ferguson took the lead coming out of the valley at the beginning of lap two. While Ferguson was running on an open track, Dehne was being pushed hard by Forstner, Croschere and Busse. Forstner moved past on lap two and Busse slipped into third shortly after. Ferguson took the overall ahead of Forstner (2/2) and Busse (4/3). After the moto a winded Ferguson, “This morning was fabulous, I got the holeshot and was just able to go from there. I haven’t been out in the lead from the start in a long time, and it was great. Second moto I just put my head down and kept going. I definitely could hear Forstner behind me, I have had some good races with him and he normally ends up on top. I was glad to take this one from him today. I’d like to thank Sportland2, V Metals, Oak Creek Automotive, and my wife and kid because they let me come out and do this crazy stuff.” Kaylen Pellmann was out front as the Women’s class came around the first corner, with Kirsten Raemisch and Andrea Walsdorf banging bars right behind her. Raemisch didn’t waste any track as she pulled into the lead before they hit the west section. Sierra

Heindl pushed her way into third with Kendra Randrup mixing up lines, trying to move past her. Randrup found an opening before lap three started and held on in third to the checkers. Raemisch stayed out front with Pellmann second. Raemisch was in the lead out of the gate in moto two and stayed there to the finish. Randrup was in second with Pellmann and then Walsdorf close behind. Walsdorf went down on the first lap and then just cruised to a mid-pack finish. Pellmann went to work on Randrup on lap two and finally got by in time to finish the moto in Kyle Bettilyon (900) and Eli Siordia (800) finished 1-2 in +25B/C. second. As the day ended the 285 entries. This weekend’s double everyone was settling in for the evening of header closed out another season of racing fun as the kids got ready to Trick or Treat. at Sugar Maple that saw many improveEveryone was anticipating another full day ments to the facility, and many promises of racing coming up in the morning. Sunday from Jason Erdmann that he had even bigproved to be just as perfect weather-wise, ger ideas for 2015. Have a safe off season and the racing was just as exciting thanks to and hope to see you in 2015.

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Saturday September 27: Quad A: 1.Ryan Mientke Quad B/C: 1.Justin Grant 2.Jay Toelle 3.Kevin Klinger 4.Kyle Meives 5.Nicholas Kvigne 50Sr: 1.Ayden Price 2.Benjamin Blazek 3.Nolan Schweighardt 4.Kaiden Snyder 5.Nathan Postma Mini Quad: 1.Grant Olson 2.Ramon Smikowski 3.Bennett Manske 4.Maxwell Manske 50Jr: 1.Deegan VanVreede 2.Peyton Poker 3.Brody Barth 4.Owen Blakey 5.Carson Syverson Sports B/C: 1.Colton Bentz 2.Mason Persha 3.Nicholas Randrup 4.Dylan Apuli 5.Isac Davey Non-Cur: 1.Hunter Schueller 2.Matt Price 3.Joseph Scheiber 4.Jessica Patrick 5.Zachary Scheiber 125Jr: 1.Brady Bill 2.Nate Telfer 3.Bailey Otis 4.Colton Parson 5.Marco Gravedoni +40: 1.Tom Ferguson 2.Doug Forstner 3.George Busse 4.Lance Dehne 5.Cory Croschere 65cc: 1.Justin Oehlhof 2.Rocco Gravedoni 3.Cole Godfrey 4.Owen Haseleu 5.Reed Klinger +25B/C: 1.Kyle Bettilyon 2.Eli Siordia 3.Travis Kallenbach 4.Nick Hess 5.Thomas Frederick 250A: 1.Kyle Hameister 2.Chase Nystrom Women: 1.Kirsten Raemisch 2.Kaylen Pellmann 3.Kendra Randrup 4.Sierra Heindl 5.Kendra Tutt 85cc (9-11): 1.Justin Oehlhof 2.Haiden Waelchli 3.Aidan McCormick 4.Cole Godfrey 5.Kevin Gollubske SuperMini: 1.Colton Parson 2.Ronald Schmidt 3.Seth Doeberlein 4.Tyler Gamble 5.Ezra Graumann +30A: 1.Kirsten Raemisch 2.Cody Wills 3.Matt Stratton 4.Ben Bernard 5.Jake Gervais Open A: 1.Colton Karl 2.Kyle Hameister 3.Chase Nystrom Open B: 1.Colton Bentz 2.Mason Persha 3.Austin Hamburgur 4.Jeremy Smith 5.Antonio Gravedoni Open C: 1.Brady Bill 2.Dylan Apuli 3.Chris Check 4.Matthew Mowery 5.Devin Denman 85cc (12-15): 1.Tyler Gamble 2.Ronald Schmidt 3.Devin Blume 4.Collin Schmechel 5.Cole Price +30B/C: 1.Andy Bowman 2.Ted Coplien Jr. 3.Tom Ferguson 4.Justin Fluger 5.Shawn Graumann 65cc (7-13): 1.Cole Godfrey 2.Gavin Godeck

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2015 Super Series Kicks-off Millville, Minnesota - October 12 By Rolfe Otterness

ake Loberg launched successfully into the 2015 Super Series with triple wins, the 14-24A, 250 A and Open A classes all falling in his favor. Traditionally Spring Creek Park gets a head start on the new year by running the first points race for the new season as the last fall event. Loberg was among the most successful riders of the day, but Josh Boaz, Ben Adamson and Trent Witwer also topped three classes in the day’s racing. The day started out frosty cold and one of the earlier classes to hit the track was +25A. Tim Zebro snared the holeshot and led down to the sandwash, pulling out a bit of a gap on lap one. Chris Nelson was on the move along with Bryce Bernloehr and on the second lap Nelson took command. Bernloehr managed to secure second shortly before the mid-point of the race. Bernloehr was running strong and made up ground on Nelson, setting up a challenge but he came up half a bike length short at the checkered. Zebro, Pat Miller and Bill Logan trailed them in short order. Zebro nailed the holeshot again in moto two, but Nelson was on him and made a move for the lead before the first lap was completed. Bernloehr did not start after trouble in another class, so the moto win appeared to be Nelson’s for the taking. Zebro kept it close early on but did drop back as the race went on and Nelson took a nice win. Bill Logan kept it pinned to take third over Matt Dohrn and Miller as the flag brought the race to a close. Gage Steberg grabbed the lead as the 85cc 9-12 class erupted from the starting gate. Wisconsin’s Carter Biese was running strong and took first away from Steberg early on. Steberg then made an uncharacteristic crash near the bottom of the pro hill before the completion of the first lap. Biese was flying and gapped the field quite handily to win by a big margin. Jayden Clough came through for second with Gavin Janovsky running third just a bit behind. Ethan MacMahon held on to fourth over Dillon Nelson. Steberg recovered to seventh after his first lap mishap. Steberg led early in moto two and held on to the lead for a lap with Biese in tow. Steberg bobbled allowing Biese to take control and pull out a bit of a gap and from there on Biese was in control. Steberg settled in for second and ran clean for the rest of the

fourth with Robbie Marty in fifth. moto, the only rider to come close to Biese’s lap times. Clough ran third for the Moto two featured Wittwer pulling a whole of the moto with Janovsky closing in holeshot as his power to weight ratio apa bit by the end to take fourth. Nelson pears to be high, and he went on to win the reprised his first moto fifth with a solid moto for a sweep. Kleinwotterink had a ride. better run and took second to better his first Payton Harrison pulled the rest of the14moto recovery ride of eighth. Steiger 24C class through turn one and into the rounded up another third with Koester takwhoops with Joey Krech and Trent Wittwer ing fourth by about a foot over Marty at the hot on his rear fender. Before the end of the finish line. first lap the two moved up, Wittwer then displaced Krech and then Keegan Kleinwotterink was running strong and moved up to make a pass attempt on Wittwer as they hit the whoops. Kleinwotterink crashed out as the whoops won that battle, dropping back in the pack by the time he restarted. Colton Steiger and Marcus Koester were running 2-3 behind Wittwer at that point and Steiger tried to make a pass on Wittwer but couldn’t seal the deal and ended up dropping back to finish third behind Chase Becker leads eventual winner Ben Adamson in 14-24B. Koester. Harrison was

Scott Steinle leads in the +50 class while the rest of the class rages behind him. CYCLE USA, December 2014

Results: Bumblebees 4-8: 1.Andrew Mcpherson 2.Talyn Tande 3.Colin Megaw 4.Conner Odle 5.Stylz Grall Hornets 7-11: 1.Jacob Potter 2.Jake Adams 3.Dj Carlson Yellow Jackets 12-15: 1.Tallin Johnson 2.Logan Leth 3.Emily Guberud 50cc 4-6: 1.Brody Barth 2.Cade Olberding 3.Grant Hepp 4.Aj Aasen 5.Parker Frank 50cc 7-8: 1.James Clough 2.Dylan Payer 3.Trenton Goodenough 4.Wyatt Mcgrath 5.Kyler Knaack 50cc Inj 4-8: 1.Brody Barth 2.Cade Olberding 3.Deegan Lewis 4.Dj Carlson 5.Lane Rhyme 50cc Multi 4-8: 1.Lane Rhyme 2.Aj Aasen 3.Dj Carlson 4.Jacob Peters 5.Cole Mason 65cc 7-9: 1.Donavan Hanson 2.Mccrae Hagarty 3.James Clough 4.Ronnie Orres 5.Tanner Schlegel 65cc 10-11: 1.Trevin Nelson 2.Tyler Van Atta 3.Evan Payer 4.Gage Krech 5.Tyler Otterdahl 65cc 7-11: 1.Jayden Clough 2.Trevin Nelson 3.Ethan Mcmahon 4.Tyler Van Atta 5.Donavan Hanson 85cc 9-11: 1.Carter Biese 2.Gage Steburg 3.Jayden Clough 4.Ethan Mcmahon 5.Conner Klemenhagen 85cc 12-15: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Max Earley 3.Izaih Clark 4.Tayler Grall 5.Gavin Janovsky 85cc 9-12: 1.Carter Biese 2.Jayden Clough 3.Gavin Janovsky 4.Gage Steburg 5.Dillon Nelson Supermini: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Tayler Grall 3.Max Earley 4.Izaih Clark 5.Aaron Boatman Schlby 12-16: 1.Josh Boaz 2.Bailey Kroone 3.Austin Nelson 4.Tayler Grall 5.Blake Badker Jr 14-16: 1.Ben Adamson 2.Mateo Johnson 3.Drew Slocum 4.Jaden Wertz 5.Keegan Kleinwotterink 14-24A: 1.Jake Loberg 2.Dylan Narel 14-24B: 1.Ben Adamson 2.Austin Kienast 3.Chase Becker 4.Zachary Harris 5.Cody Barnes 14-24C: 1.Trent Wittwer 2.Colton Steiger 3.Marcus Koester 4.Keegan Kleinwotterink 5.Robbie Marty +25A: 1.Chris Nelson 2.Tim Zebro 3.William Logan 4.Pat Miller 5.Mathew Dohrn +25B: 1.Jake Fogelberg 2.Aaron Deer 3.Brian Mccarthy 4.Chris Salisbury 5.Ryan Berns +25C: 1.Jaren Lokre 2.Jonathan Masching 3.Billy

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Ahlers 4.Aaron Pendergast 5. Broc Schugel +30A: 1.Tim Zebro 2.Matthew Grall 3.Adam Johnson 4.Mathew Dohrn 5.William Logan +30B: 1.Chris Salisbury 2.Brian Mccarthy 3.Dominique Turner 4.Matt Mullen 5.Jimmy Diedrich +30C: 1.Adam Guberud 2.Jesse John 3.David Williams 4.Matthew Miller 5.Jeremy Peak +40A: 1.Mark Powers 2.Mat Powers 3.Ray Schlegel 4.Scott Steinle 5.Brad Cunningham +40B: 1.Josh Harens 2.Scott Lehnertz 3.Timothy Walker 4.Scot Adams 5.Dean Patterson +40C: 1.Victor Plath 2.Adam Guberud 3.Dave Knupp 4.Paul Haack 5.Jesse John +45A: 1.Scott Steinle 2.Tim Bernloehr 3.Brad Cunningham 4.Carl Hein 5.Rick Schugel +45B/C: 1.Thor Mathison 2.Timothy Walker 3.Randall Ross 4.Scot Adams 5.Jay Calkins +50: 1.Scott Steinle 2.Tim Bartylla 3.Tim Bernloehr 4.Rick Schugel 5.Ron Heppner +50B/C: 1.Thor Mathison 2.Michael Janovsky 3.Steve Moyle 4.Edward Zelasko 5.Mike Dertien +55: 1.Tim Bartylla 2.Jack Parenteau 3.Jerry Dillon 4.Lynn Meyer 5.Jerry Schulze +55B/C: 1.Edward Zelasko 2.Mike Quinn Sr 3.Rolfe Otterness +60: 1.Harold Gooch 2.Lynn Meyer 3.Jerry Bumgardner 4.Randolph Driewer 5.Mike Quinn Sr Girls Jr. 9-12: 1.Emma Rauner Girls Sr. 12-16: 1.Jada Murphy 2.Kourtney Trautner 3.Sacia Ogden Women: 1.Jacqueline Riess 2.Leea Niesen 3.Katherine Vanderwerf 4.Jada Murphy 5.Elisa Lunde 125cc 2-Str: 1.Austin Nelson 2.Trent Wittwer 3.Bailey Kroone 4.Blake Badker 5.Spencer Dede 250A: 1.Jake Loberg 2.Luke Peters 250B: 1.Ben Adamson 2.Austin Kienast 3.Mateo Johnson 4.Cody Barnes 5.Matthew Meyers 250C: 1.Trent Wittwer 2.Drew Slocum 3.Colton Steiger 4.Keegan Kleinwotterink 5.Payton Harrison Open A: 1.Jake Loberg 2.Luke Peters 3.Conner Cunningham 4.Dylan Narel 5.Jared Lewis Open B: 1.Austin Kienast 2.Matthew Meyers 3.Jordan Braaten 4.Taylor Kotewa 5.Jordan Schlasser

Payton Harrison charging in 14-24C. Open C: 1.Trent Wittwer 2.Payton Harrison 3.Sawyer Schwebach 4.Collin Paschke 5.Eden Spencer Sports 250: 1.Marcus Koester Sports Open: 1.Chase Becker 2.Joseph Kidd 3.Mathew Dohrn

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MotoWeen at Motosports Park Byron, Illinois - October 26 By Josh Rud, more photos at www.shiftonephotography.com

losing out the year for Motosports Park was some special events for the Halloween weekend. It all kicked off October twenty-fifth with something fun for everyone; a chili and beer brew off along with pumpkin carving, hayrides and a haunted trail. On Sunday the racing was underway with some extra events added in as well. A pit-bike race that had a great turn-out, costume contest and at the end of the day was a tag team race for fun. This was raced with teams on the same bike, starting Gp style, running to the bike at a dead start and switching out riders every lap made for a really fun race for everyone to enjoy. The racing got underway with Schoolboy 2 out on the track ready to fight. In the first moto RJ Mackenzie took the win followed by Jarred Berggren and Cameron Rybak. When they came off the line to kick off the second motos, Mackenzie jumped out front for the holeshot with Jimmy Epifanio and Berggren right on his back tire. Hitting the first barrel, Berggren dove on the inside to take over second from Epifanio with the pack bunched up tight heading into the first jump. Coming down the hill to finish off the first lap Rybak had moved into third, fighting off Epifanio as they were going back and forth through the sand section. Coming down to the wire Berggren was all over Mackenzie finding a line heading into the top of the track to take over the lead, then holding on till the finish line. This put Berggren up front for the overall followed up by Mackenzie, and Epifanio who took

fourth in the first moto. Open C was out in force today with nineteen riders on the line. In the first moto Tanyon Palka took the win with Brandon Hastings in second and Isaac Mancini third. Heading into the first turn of the second moto, there was a small pileup in the back. Hastings was out front with the holeshot after avoiding the incident followed by Andrew Gerdau and Peyton Robbings. Going into the big sweeper Daniel Beck went hard inside to take over third while the position was being passed back and 250A rider Sean Hallin dressed for the event. forth with several riders. moto one. Coming down the hill to put the first lap Vintage was a good race out there today. in the books, Hastings was holding onto In the first moto Tyler Murrie took the win first with Gerdau still in the chase and followed up by Cory Lingle and Kurtis Steven Minkus now in for third place. Knull. Off the line for the second moto Charging back hard from getting slowed Lingle got out front for an early lead with at the start, Mancini was making moves as Murrie and Pete Reitsch right behind him. he got up to third by the end of the second Heading over the first jump Knull was on lap. By the time the white flag was wavthe gas, moving up to take over third with ing Mancini had worked his way into the his sights set on the front. As the lap ran lead with Hastings and Gerdau now down Murrie was all over the place trying rounding out the top three. They went to get around Lingle, finally making the after it for the last lap, but the checkered pass heading into the last lap of the flag flew for Mancini taking the win and race. overall for the day. Hasting grabbed second overall and Gerdau took third with the fourth place finish in

#929 Daniel Beck getting a great jump in Open C. CYCLE USA, December 2014

Eric Feuillerat and Daniel Sanders, who is always out at the track pulling double duty; working hard to keep up on the track maintenance as well as putting down laps. Off the gates for the second moto Skaggs pushed his Honda hard to get out front clean with Feuillerat and Sanders right behind him. They were running smooth as ever, looking for any opportunity to get an advantage on each other. On the second lap Sanders got an inside line on Feuillerat heading over the hill, as they drag raced down to the hairpin before the finish. Sanders was Logan Skaggs swept all four able to hold his inside line and motos of Open and 250A. stick the pass moving up to second and putting pressure Coming down the hill to the finish line it on Skaggs. After some very hard racing was Murrie taking the win and overall for the laps came to a close with Skaggs takthe day, with Lingle taking second overall ing the win and overall followed by and Knull rounding things out. Sanders and Feuillerat to close the books Open A was out there making things on the racing out at Motosports Park for look easy, pushing each other hard around the season. the track for some great racing action. In It was a great year at Motosports Park the first moto Logan Skaggs out of Sandwith plenty of special events as well as an wich Illinois took the win followed by

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extremely completive Nuclear Series. It was a great Halloween event to give everyone something special to do for the weekend. The tag team race at the end of the weekend as well as the great turn out for the pit bike race made the day extra special. Keep an eye on the schedule for Motosports Park, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be back strong next season with some already completed changes to the track.

Stuart Schwagerman topped Open B.

Motosports Park October 26 Results: Pit Bike: 1.Ryan Popaeko 2.Kevin Popaeko 3.Eric Feuillerat 4.Stuart Schwagerman 5.Chase Boykin Buddy: 1.Daniel Sanders 2.Cameron Rybak 50cc (4-8): 1.Preston Zollers 2.Mikah Carpenter 3.Jayden Adams 4.Nolan Simonton 5.Kain Jennison 50Jr. (4-6): 1.Preston Zollers 2.Mikah Carpenter 3.Jayden Adams 4.Kain Jennison 5.Nolan Simonton 50Sr. (7-8): 1.Talan Zollers 2.Ayden Price 3.Ayden Oppenlander 4.Owen Bills 5.Johnnie Brown 65Jr. (7-9): 1.Wyatt Mattson 2.Krystian Janik 3.Cole Godfrey 4.Thomas Wojtasow 5.Talan Zollers 65Sr. (10-11): 1.Radko Tomko 2.Andrew Voegtle 3.Zachary Brunner 85Jr. (9-11): 1.Dj Gritzmacher 2.Ewan Krisch 3.Eugene Wolff 4.Brandon Martyniak 5.Aidan Mccormick 85Sr. (12-15): 1.Eddie Norred

2.Ronald Schmidt 3.Nick Swanson 4.Seth Jones 5.Cody Gamble Open Mini 7-11: 1.Dj Gritzmacher 2.Ewan Krisch 3.Eugene Wolff 4.Brandon Martyniak 5.Aidan Mccormick 65 Beg: 1.Jackson Herra 2.Nicholas Stefancik 3.Evan Griffiths 4.Leo Tucker 5.Ty Jurgersen Trail Blazer: 1.Peyton Carpenter SuperMini (12-16): 1.Eddie Norred 2.Ronald Schmidt 3.Seth Jones 4.Deven Fell 5.Cody Gamble Schlby (12-16): 1.Eddie Norred 2.Jarred Berggren 3.Ben Ibianskas 4.Chase Boykin 5.Taiga Judd 125cc: 1.Jarred Berggren 2.Stuart 3.Ben Ibianskas Schwagerman 4.Chase Boykin 5.Joseph Voegtle Open A: 1.Logan Skaggs 2.Daniel Sanders 3.Eric Feuillerat 4.Conner Robinson Open B: 1.Paxton Kerber 2.Trevor Hayes 3.Michael Prince 4.Kyle Anderson 5.Jason Clark Open C: 1.Isaac Mancini 2.Brandon

Hastings 3.Andrew Gerdau 4.Steven Minkus 5.Peyton Robbings 250A: 1.Logan Skaggs 2.Daniel Sanders 3.Sean Hallin 4.Billy Holzapfel 250B: 1.Stuart Schwagerman 2.Dylan Boyd 3.Paxton Kerber 4.Rj Mackenzie 5.Joseph Voegtle 250C: 1.Jimmy Epifanio 2.Zachary Bouwers 3.Hunter Schueller 4.Tanyon Palka 5.Steven Minkus 14-24: 1.Dylan Boyd 2.Conner Robinson 3.Tyler Murrie 4.Nicholas Czechowicz +25: 1.Justin Hager 2.Eric Feuillerat 3.Scott Rhoton 4.John Medcalf +30B/C: 1.Justin Fluger 2.Cory Lingle 3.Brandon Hastings 4.Dana Curtin 5.Jeff Cohen +40: 1.Terry Evans 2.Kris Hachmeister +45: 1.William Holzapfel 2.David Hayes 3.Daniel Jackson

+50: 1.Tim Boblin 2.William Holzapfel 3.Robert Edler 4.Rimantas Pazemeckas 5.Joseph Voegtle +55: 1.Tim Boblin 2.Dave Antolak 3.Steve Abt 4.Steve Medcalf 5.Donald Hachmeister Women (12+): 1.Jada Murphy 2.Dusty Gabehart Vintage: 1.Tyler Murrie 2.Cory Lingle 3.Kurtis Knull 4.Tommy Odonnell 5.Pete Reitsch Schlby 2: 1.Jarred Berggren 2.Rj Mackenzie 3.Jimmy Epifanio 4.Cameron Rybak +50B/C: 1.John Coudal 2.Dave Antolak 3.Pete Reitsch 50 Unlim-Legacy Track: 1.Talan Zollers 2.Ayden Price 3.Ayden Oppenlander 4.Peter Parenti 4 -Wheel C: 1.Andrew Gapen 2.Justin Stietz 3.Reed Rakowski 90cc 4-Wheel: 1.Austin Hayes 300cc 4-Wheel: 1.Jacob Lincoln

Eric Feuillerat in Open A.

Billy Holzapfel in the Pit Bike class.

It was a perfect day for just hanging around at the track! CYCLE USA, December 2014

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Kettle Moraine Mudfest Kewaskum, Wisconsin - October 19 By Gordon Lunde

hey call this a field and forest ride. Well most years anyway, but this year it was a mud ride, start to finish. The fields were flooded and the woods were dripping thanks to over two inches of rain during the week prior to the event. The Kettle Moraine Sport Riders have been running this event since 2005. Some years are dry, some are damp, but this year was WET! There was nasty, deep, black, stinking mud everywhere you turned. At least the rain stopped the day before so the paved roads were dry, but everything else was wet and slick. Oh yeah, did I mention slippery? Kind of like water and dirt mixed with oil and WD40 slippery. The stuff that drops riders before they know what is happening. Yeah, that stuff. OK, we have that picture, so now toss in the location. Wisconsin’s beautiful northern Kettle Moraine area which is to say the least, hilly. Steep hills, that the KMSR crew spent weeks before ascending and descending, putting together a great ride for the 178 riders entered. Then the rain came, and changed their route into a nightmare. So they were back out Saturday changing what they could to make the route safer, eliminating impossible areas and changing parts of the regular route into “hero” sections. Heros are the areas specially designed for skilled riders, very skilled in these conditions. The ride morning started out with temps right up there in the upper 30’... yeah, great day for a motorcycle ride, through mud.

However the very first section of the ride, right out of the parking lot at Amerahn Hall on Hwy 45 in Kewaskum was a ten mile off road route that warmed everyone up right away. Nothing like a good physical work out to get things heated up in a hurry. Dressing for this ride was simply, difficult. Layer up for the cold and you were sweating bullets in no time. Take some layers off and the 30-40 degree temps were frigid when you hit the open road sections. Finding the right combination took some time. Lunch couldn’t come soon enough. Wet, muddy, worn out and grinning from ear to ear we sat down to a nice lunch provided by the Wisconsin Off Highway Vehicle Association. Lake Lenwood Beach and Campground provided a great relaxing, lakeside setting for the noon meal. It almost made you forget the pain from battling the elements. The fall colors were beautiful, when you had time to look. Most of the time your eyes were peeled on the riding surface looking for the next place you were going to crash or get stuck. But yes, there was great scenery out there and those that took the time to stop and admire it had some great views. I fell into the other group. Yeah the ones that think, “Hey if two bikes get side by side, it’s a race.” So I spent my time hauling my butt through the fields and forests as fast as I could, which admittedly isn’t that fast in these days of this old abused bike rider body.

But hey, if I can beat anyone, I consider it a good day. So, if the mud wasn’t enough fun, the organizers tossed in some woods sections that would have been difficult in the dry. Tight woods single track riding that demanded all your attention. The trails also took you between trees that were not wider than the handle bars, thank you. Then there were the rocks, roots, fallen trees and tree stumps. Did I mention they were wet? Just for giggles, I must assume, the ride went through very long, open stretches of marshy, muddy fields that required sit way back on the seat, crack the throttle open and hang on type of riding. If you did it right, the result was a dirty bike. Get it wrong and it was just dirty, everything from head to foot, mud. I stopped to help a couple of riders and thought I was in quicksand. The mud sucked you in and didn’t want to let go. If I had been wearing anything but nice tight fitting moto boots, the footwear would still be there. At least I didn’t fall in like the other guy that was helping... and yes I did laugh at him. So the 10th anniversary KMSR Field and Forest ride is history. Can’t say I was unhappy to see it end, but yeah, I’ll be there next year for #11, mud or shine. CYCLE USA, December 2014

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Big Woods 200 Dual Sport Wabeno, Wisconsin - September 28 By Gordon Lunde

he 2014 Big Woods 200 Dual Sport ride was an outright success in every way possible! The Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders organized a superb event, and the weather gods cooperated fully. There were 225 riders this year and they all had a great time riding the north woods of Wisconsin in picture perfect weather and conditions. The fall colors were absolutely amazing and temps in the 70s made the ride a comfortable, exciting tour. OK, maybe â&#x20AC;&#x153;tourâ&#x20AC;? is the wrong word to use as only part of the ride is touring the back roads of Langlade and Forest counties. The rest is a contest of rider skill and luck. The single track sections over rocks, sand, grass, mud and just about every other surface you can think of test the riders often.

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A glorious morning greeted everyone at the Wabeno Fairgrounds, which is ride headquarters for the weekend. There, the riders made final adjustments to their bikes and gear, greeted other riders and made new friends. Some riders already had their groups assembled to ride together and single riders searched out others to ride with. Young riders turned out on their latest, new bikes with all forms of gadgetry. GPS, cell phones, cameras, etc abound on their bikes to help guide and or record their way through the many miles of paths carved through the countryside. Older riders were in abundance also, but most of them relied just on the old standard roll charts mounted on the handle bars of some nice vintage machinery. Also, no new protective riders suits for these guys. Just an old leather kidney belt would suffice for protection. Leaving the fairgrounds and heading off

into the back roads soon sorted the riders that were well prepared and those that maybe should have spent a little more time in set up and preparation. Within the first five miles, several riders were heading back to the grounds for items forgotten or with equipment malfunctions. During the day, flat tires, broken levers and at least one minor injury sent riders to an early shower. For the rest of the group, the day was amazing in every way. The ride wanders through some fantastic countryside with views of the Peshtigo River, lined with full fall color of bright reds, yellows in the forest. Nicolet National Forest is so amazing at this time of year and enjoying it on a motorcycle ride makes it even better! After a morning of seventy plus miles of riding, lunch was served at the Silver Cliff American Legion Park. The menu was twenty different recipes of chili for the annual chili contest hosted by the American

After dinner the fun continued with auctions and raffles of items donated by local businesses and motorcycle shops throughout the state. Of course liberal liquid refreshments embellished the stories of the day’s ride, and for some the night ran very late. Early Sunday morning breakfast was served by a local restaurant and club officers made some announcements. The ride is a charity event to raise funds for local groups, school and business. This year funds were donated to the Wabeno food pantry, the high school sports department

Legion post. Homemade chili followed by an assortment of pies, crisps and cakes made by the American Legion Auxillary ladies was a treat that everyone enjoyed. With bodies and bikes refueled, the ride continued for another seventy plus miles back to the starting point. As well as the normal “main” route, riders have optional “hero” sections to ride if they are brave enough to venture into the abyss. Some sections are just a little more technical and challenging than the main route. Others are true hero sections that require a good background of off-road riding because they are very technical and challenging to even the best riders among the group. After the ride, dinner was being prepared by the Wabeno Lions Club while riders unwound and cleaned up to enjoy the evenings festivities. Steaks, baked potatos, salads and desert were enjoyed by all and the stories of great parts of the ride or tales of doom from some that were not so fortunate filled the air. Laughter was the main sound heard through out the room proving the ride was a great success to most.

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and others, an impressive $3200 in donations! The biggest news was that of a new single track riding area in the works in the town of Laona, WI. WDSR members have started cutting trails and by next fall hope to have it complete with 5-7 miles of trails, open year round to the public. My personal ride was great. No accidents, no broken parts and again, I got to ride with some great friends, new and old. This ride is one of the high points of my year on a motorcycle. I learned that I need to make some adjustments on my new bike and really need to spend more seat time on it. The aching thighs Sunday morning proved just how out of shape I am for off-road riding right now. I’ll change that and be back next year for another wonderful ride through Wisconsin’s gorgeous northwoods with one of the best off-road motorcycle clubs in the state. Please check the Wisconsin Dual Sport Riders web site www.wisconsindualsportriders.org soon for more pictures and information on next year’s events.

Pier 144

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7138 State Rd 144 West Bend, WI

Kids ride Non-Scored 30 Minutes, 9:30am

(up to 150cc 4 stroke, 100cc 2 stroke, age 15 and under)

2 Separate Bike Races This Year! •Race #1 11:30-1:00p.m., AMA Legal Tires Only •Race #2 1:30-3:00p.m., All Ice Tires Allowed

NO ATV Classes You can run both races as a team or individual, with one bike or different bikes or switch wheels for the second race or just run one race or the other. Free Spectator Admission, Entry fee : $55 for a single race or $95 for both. Food & Beverages Available! Kids ride $20 Questions: www.motoice.com or see us on Facebook Scott (262) 689-0809, scottschneiberg297@gmail.com

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As we finish another fantastic season, Hall's Cycles would like to thank all of the riders and supporters for their patronage. We wish everyone a safe and happy Holiday season. Special thanks to Craig Delong after winning both National Enduro AA title & GNCC 250A class District 17 Enduro

District 17 GP

AA 250A Open A Open B Senior A Super Sr Super Sr Masters

Open Open 14-29 30+ 45+ 45+ A B Vintage

7th............Jeff Kaylor 3rd ...........Jarred Hall 1st..........Dave Edsall 4th ....Chris Caballero 1st ..........Matt Adams 4th ...............DJ Ryan 6th ................Jay Hall 3rd.......David Kiesow

Dist. 17 Hare Scrambles AA AA Open A 30 A 30 A 30 A 40 A 40 A 50 A 50 A 50 A Open B Open B 30 B 30 B 50 B 98-200 C

1st........Kyleer Vance 7th............Jeff Kaylor 3rd ...........Jarred Hall 2nd ...............Jay Hall 3rd ..........Jesse Keith 4th............Tim Farrell 2nd..Randy Southard 7th ..Raymond Devlin 2nd...........Rick Mahrt 3rd.......Greg Birkland 4th............Tom Burtle 1st ........Brett Holmes 8th ...Chris Caballero 1st .....Jeremy Walker 3rd .......John Griffiths 2nd......Andy Garecht 3rd ...Rylan Frankford

GNCC 250A

1st ........Craig Delong

3rd ..........Jesse Keith 8th ...........Jarred Hall 7th ...........Jarred Hall 4th ..........Jesse Keith 3rd...............DJ Ryab 6th ................Jay Hall 6th ...........Jarred Hall 2nd ...Chris Caballero 4th ................Jay Hall

District 17 MX 250 B 250 B 125

3rd......Paxton Kerber 7th Brennon Kershaw 10th....Paxton Kerber

National Enduro AA Expert AA Expert 200A 30A 50A

1st ........Craig Delong 7th ...........JD Friebel 4th ...........Jarred Hall 10th..........Jeff Kaylor 7th ...............Jay Hall

Thanks to everyone here, and all the other riders and family members that competed and made 2014 so successful!

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2014 Season Top Finishers Congratulations Everyone!

Hare Scrambles

Best 15 AA: 1.Kyleer Vance .............453 2.Austin Wells...............394 3.Travis Ward ...............247 4.Colt Converse............200 5.Drake Lineback .........191 6.Chase Robinson........144 7.Jeffrey Kaylor.............138 8.Ryan Moss ................104 9.Matt Dissell ................102 10.Travis Held ................89 98-Open A: 1.Bren Raschke............423 2.Luke Kaszynski .........312 3.Jarred Hall .................235 4.JJ Beighle..................229 5.Wyatt Barnett.............220 6.Dalton Brough ...........200 7.Ethan Olson...............130 8.Riley Schuhler ...........124 9.Luke Watters ...............99 10.Cody Toal...................95 30+ A: 1.Lee Orme ..................379 2.Jay Hall......................224 3.Jesse Keith................146 4.Tim Farrell ...................70 5.Rob McGee .................70 6.Jared Parker................65 7.Paul Mitzelfelt ..............49 40+ A: 1.Don Raschke.............397 2.Randy Southard ........285 3.Erik Olson ..................162 4.Rob McGee ...............140 5.Shawn VanAlsburg ....139 6.Randy Peek...............138 7.Raymond Devlin ........119 8.Jeffrey Snedecor .......105 9.Tim Farrell ...................98 10.Kenny Otterbach .......90 50+ A: 1.Gregory Gourley........430 2.Rick Mahrt .................425 3.Greg Birkland ............344 4.Thomas Burtle ...........243 5.Gerhard Ward............186 6.Wally Mika .................178 7.Steve Bland ...............125 8.Ken Matway ...............118 9.Kevin Finefield...........108 10.Dale Smith.................99 98-250 B: 1.Matthew McDonald....365 2.Kevin Pezold .............290 3.Blake Ryan ................266 4.Mason Schuhler ........200 5.Alex Parks .................190

6.Cody Barnes..............190 7.Tanner Rusk ..............169 8.Cody Rossmiller ........151 9.Ronnie Beach............105 10.Colton Brough ...........92 251-Open B: 1.Brett Holmes..............224 2.Christopher Bowles ...204 3.Nolan Fritz .................175 4.Andrew Gore .............140 5.Ryan Cozad...............124 6.Mitchell Ternes...........115 7.Mark Sticha ...............109 8.Chris Caballero..........101 9.Sean Miller ..................90 10.Alek Blaser ................88 30+ B: 1.Jeremy Walker...........462 2.Dean Herman ............415 3.John Griffiths .............291 4.Adam Cater ...............208 5.John Fullington ..........127 6.Derek Thomas ...........105 7.Robert Orr .................102 40+ B: 1.Brian Roland..............530 2.Brian Studniarz..........151 3.Joel Huggins..............141 4.Douglas Propper........116 5.Larry Fredrick ..............54 6.Thomas Desort ............53 7.William Horsley............49 8.Donals Chasten...........40 9.Bryan Wittersheim .......36 10.Stacy Stewart ............35 50+ B: 1.Reagon Rhodes ........478 2.Andy Garecht ............325 3.Jim Mooney ...............300 4.Glen Kaszynski..........250 5.Jeff Oldenburg ...........144 6.Dale Buffo..................120 7.Ed Howard...................93 8.Duane Buffo.................92 9.Jeff McGrath ................80 10.Philip Huff ..................77 98-200 C: 1.Colten Zuidema .........449 2.Tyler Cloyd ................356 3.Rylan Frankford.........313 4.Colin Lyon..................252 5.Brenden Lawrenz ......238 6.Dylan Lyon.................219 7.Tyler Dwyer ...............174 8.Jeff Nelson.................162 9.Justin Long ................157 10.Robert Bland ...........139 201-Open C: 1.Adam Dhamer ...........387 2.Nathan Hennenfent ...322 3.Jacob Poulos.............321 4.Robert Cook ..............217 5.Zacary Downey .........159 6.Nick Balzer ................155 7.William Addis .............127 8.Mitchell Bolomey .......107 9.Michael Skrzypczak.....98 10.Daniel Smith ..............76 30+ C: 1.Casey Shatters..........456 2.Nathan Ming ..............392

3.Casey Rick ................343 4.Michael Laws.............225 5.Michael Manuel .........225 6.David Oloman............194 7.Mickey Johnson.........191 8.Matthew Gillespie ......188 9.Matt Cloyd .................182 10.Craig Reed ..............181 Women: 1.Katie Parker...............410 2.Gretchen Orme..........373 3.BriAnn Stiles..............360 4.Allison Roland ...........343 5.Susan Creek..............307 6.Mackenzie Frankford.293 7.Kristy Roland .............278 8.Autumn Franklin ........245 9.Autumn Torres ...........146 10.Kimberly Chandler.......7 Super Mini: 1.Colten Zuidema .........491 2.Brenden Lawrenz ......379 3.Michael Burtle............338 4.Garrett Ward..............336 5.Jhadyn Walker...........244 6.Dalton Garecht ..........160 7.Robert Bland .............153 8.Jacob Rossmiller .......143 9.Elijah Otterbach .........111 10.Kaleb Cloyd ...............75 85cc: 1.Tanner Whipple .........457 2.Rylan Frankford.........421 3.Tommy Fortune .........326 4.Conner Mabus...........265 5.TJ Nees .....................233 6.Alex Moss ..................179 7.Parker Townsend.......109 8.Thor Rick ...................109 9.Jacob Roach ...............87 10.Dylan Thomas ...........74 65cc: 1.Easton Morgan ..........432 2.Jacklyn Bowles..........223 3.Jayson Crawford .......196 4.Chase Michaels.........170 5.Gavin Sienkiewicz .....155 6.Jaret Zoellner ............125 7.Micah Alleman ...........103 8.Zack Reed ...................81 9.Elijah Berryman ...........65 10.Chad Phelps..............35 65cc Beginner: 1.Lake Plowman...........465 2.Jhak Walker...............387 3.Trevor Keogh.............372 4.Cole Morgan..............223 5.Jaycie Olsen..............188 6.Elijah Berryman .........137 7.Jadyn Herman ...........126 8.Caden Cox ................122 9.Nathan Young ............116 10.Chad Phelps ............110 50cc (7-8 yrs): 1.Jhak Walker...............488 2.Cole Morgan..............428 3.Landon Lankutis ........399 4.Luke Lankutis ............385 5.Chasen Orme ............231 6.Matthew Downey.........83 7.Kadon Glover ..............65

8.Julia Zoellner ...............51 9.Nathan Bierbom ..........25 10.Carson Kellett............21 50cc (4-6 yrs): 1.Reece Frankford........495 2.Darrin Herman ...........455 3.Lane Davis ................446 4.Mason Wise...............367 5.Grayson Plowman .....303 6.Kamdyn Ming ............278 7.Tristyn Whipple..........206 8.Tanyn Nees ...............188 9.Alijah Lipscomb ...........95 10.Reece Doerr ..............67 4 Wheel A: 1.Jerrod Thomas ..........276 2.Doug Yunker..............191 3.Chris Breitwieser .......177 4.Michael Dickson ..........90 5.Ian Pavelonis...............28 4 Wheel B: 1.Scott Cammack .........244 2.Jeremy Carlyle ..........184 3.Bret Daehler ..............167 4.Edward Gimenez .......118 5.Christopher Barnes .....86 4 Wheel 30+ AB: 1.Kevin Johnson...........190 2.Dan Siener.................117 3.Bryan Wittersheim .....113 4.Mike Fox ......................88 5.Bradley Holder.............60 6.Paul Schultz ................46 7.Josh Radcliff ................46 4 Wheel C: 1.Brent Coyle................254 2.Austin Lorentz ...........214 3.Joe Paulson ...............119 4.Sean Coyle................106 5.Winston Lorentz ..........80 6.Matt Sodaro.................58 7.Nicholas Gray ..............58

Stadium MX

Best 15: 125cc: 1.Cody Barnes..............236 2.Austin Beaty...............211 3.Travis Ward ...............150 4.Kyle Blake .................121 5.Nolan Dickinson.........117 6.Eric Mack.....................96 7.Robbie Hyson..............92 8.Kyle Moore ..................92 9.Kevin Popaeko ............60 10.Nicky Shelton ............50 14-24: 1.Jordan Mackiewicz ....248 2.Austin Beaty ..............219 3.RJ Mackenzie............198

4.Kyle Hiester ...............149 5.August Miksys ...........145 6.Conner Robinson ......105 7.Nick Manning...............99 8.Colton Beard ...............84 9.Seth Bogash................78 10.Cameron Lansing ......76 25+: 1.Tom Hofmaster ..........292 2.Matthew Carpenter....199 3.Chad Johnson ...........193 4.Bryce Olson...............130 5.Marshal Cudney ........124 6.Burton Lavens ...........104 7.Jesse Keith..................65 8.Troy Quest...................57 9.Steve Perkins ..............46 10.Justin Kelly ................45 250A: 1.Tom Hofmaster ..........287 2.Maxx Malatia .............219 3.Scott Zont ..................145 4.Logan Skaggs ...........140 5.Cameron Lansing ......125 6.Kyle White..................113 7.Brian Krohn .................82 8.Jon Williams ................77 9.Chad Johnson .............69 10.Justin Kelly ................40 250B: 1.Jordan Mackiewicz ....250 2.Austin Beaty ..............200 3.RJ Mackenzie............184 4.Ricki Williams ............155 5.Justin Peterson..........139 6.August Miksys ...........139 7.Robbie Hyson............136 8.Kyle Hiester ...............128 9.Colton Beard..............112 10.Nick Blumer .............107 250 C: 1.Trevor Nelson ............327 2.Michael Nevhvatal .....215 3.Jusitn Horter ..............182 4.Alex Oerkfitz ..............181 5.Tanyon Palka.............174 6.Jared Burba...............158 7.Justin Carr .................140 8.Dontaye Bates ...........114 9.Jordan Roxworthy .....104 10.Anthony Lewardowski72 30+ A: 1.Tom Hofmaster ..........302 2.Matthew Carpenter....247 3.Chad Johnson ...........231 4.Larry Bank .................187 5.Burton Lavens............115 6.Steve Perkins ..............70 7.James Rossi ................70 8.Benjamin Booher.........47 9.David DeAno ...............46 10.Kurt McCabe .............40 30+ B/C: 1.Nicholas Smith ..........333 2.Brian Carey ...............259 3.Neil Anderson ............221 4.Todd Heermann.........140 5.Adam Fusinetti ............98 6.Tom Pozzani................97 7.Gary Smith III ..............92 8.Ryan Roxworthy ..........92 CYCLE USA, December 2014

9.Jesse Keith..................80 10.Matt Ditzenberger......73 40+: 1.Larry Bank .................276 2.Todd Schmollinger.....215 3.Brian Carey ...............213 4.Burton Lavens ...........160 5.Steve Perkins ............137 6.Todd Heermann.........101 7.Peter Witkowski ...........92 8.Troy Quest...................80 9.Arek Kruk.....................76 10.Shawn Christen .........73 50 Jr: 1.Mikah Carpenter........302 2.Preston Zollers ..........292 3.Patrick Lyon...............122 4.Talen Thurman...........115 5.Shane Larson ..............64 6.Joseph Henry ..............61 7.Darrin Herman .............49 8.Clayton Fusinetti..........44 9.Nolan Simonton...........38 10.Ethan Amelse ............27 50 Sr: 1.Talan Zollers ..............356 2.Ayden Oppenlander...237 3.Zachery Johnson.......200 4.Andrew Henschen .......71 5.Krystian Janik ..............60 6.Johnnie Brown.............51 7.Ian Murphy ..................49 8.Robert Gibson .............48 9.Nathan Rossi...............44 10.Wesley Johnson ........39 50cc 4-8: 1.Preston Zollers ..........356 2.Mikah Carpenter........266 3.Reid Sartain...............156 4.Patrick Lyon...............122 5.Brody Brewer.............103 6.Trey Lee ......................63 7.Talen Thurman.............62 8.Kamdyn Ming ..............44 9.Talan Zollers ................26 10.Caleigh Rick ..............21 65 Jr: 1.Talan Zollers ..............277 2.Ryder Beth ................224 3.Lolito Eguia................213 4.Jackson Herra ...........193 5.Wyatt Mattson ...........171 6.Luke Jackson ............140 7.Aaron Colletti .............117 8.Zachery Johnson.........98 9.Matthew Blumer ..........96 10.Gavin Ditzenbeger.....77 65 Sr: 1.Hunter Billingsley.......292 2.Gavin Sienkiewicz .....159 3.Zennan Shain ............153 4.Zachary Brunner........105 5.Wyatt Brock ...............104 6.Andrew Blumer..........104 7.David Frawley............102 8.Justin Oehlhof ...........100 9.Ephraim Olson.............85 10.Julian Hebb ...............81 85 Jr: 1.Hunter Billingsley.......292 2.Gavin Sienkiewicz .....219 3.Tommy Fortune .........176 4.Andrew Blumer ..........110 5.Julian Hebb ...............102 6.Timothy Croissant......102 7.Patrick Murphy ............96 8.Justin Oehlhof .............89 9.Luke Jackson ..............80 10.Travis Wilkinson ........65

CYCLE USA, December 2014

85 Sr: 1.Nolan Dickinson ........325 2.Conner Burger...........309 3.Pierce Rogers............149 4.Jacob Croissant.........148 5.Shane Reilly...............119 6.Tyler Rohl ....................86 7.Kevin Mulligan .............78 8.Shawn Thompson JR ..74 9.Christian Swieton ........65 10.Jase Hoarty ...............51 Open A: 1.Tom Hofmaster ..........268 2.Maxx Malatia .............194 3.Logan Skaggs ...........146 4.Scott Zont ..................144 5.Cameron Lansing ......115 6.Kyle White .................102 7.Chad Johnson .............87 8.Jon Williams ................77 9.Brian Krohn .................69 10.Justin Kelly ................39 Open B: 1.Ricki Williams ............162 2.Nick Manning.............142 3.Brandon Larson.........104 4.Bryce Olson...............103 5.Ryan Robinson............96 6.Nick Blumer .................91 7.Seth Bogash................88 8.Jesse Keith..................77 9.Kyle Anderson .............75 10.Nate Hornung ............75 Open C: 1.Trevor Nelson ............295 2.Michael Nevhvatal .....211 3.Tanyon Palka.............184 4.Jusitn Horter ..............178 5.Alex Oerkfitz ..............166 6.Justin Carr .................137 7.Jared Burba...............135 8.Jordan Roxworthy .....125 9.Dontaye Bates...........121 10.Sean Jergens...........113 Super Mini: 1.Nolan Dickinson ........290 2.Conner Burger...........284 3.Cody Barnes..............198 4.Shane Reilly...............118 5.Garrett Ward................97 6.Pierce Rogers..............63 7.Christian Swieton ........62 8.Chase Sexton..............60 9.Jase Hoarty .................58 10.Shawn Thompson JR 43 Women: 1.Ashleigh Newmarker .181 2.Danielle Wilkinson .....124 3.Kimberly Chandler.....105 4.Jessica Pozzani...........87 5.Krysten Merchantz ......84 6.Dusty Gabehart ...........76 7.Justine Stevenson .......72

Enduro

Overall A: 1.Anthony Krivi .............210 2.Ryan Moss ................133 3.Rob McGee ...............122

4.Bren Raschke ............111 5.Chase Robinson........109 6.Jeff Fredette ................88 7.Matt Adams .................77 Overall B: 1.Blake Ryan ................190 2.James Caneterbury ...100 3.Nick Graf .....................94 4.Greg Cooke .................89 5.Ed Villadonga ..............68 6.Bill Elliott ......................60 7.Joey Frey.....................59 AA: 1.Anthony Krivi .............227 2.Ryan Moss ................133 3.Chase Robinson........121 4.Jeff Fredette ..............109 5.Kiel Mueller..................73 6.Jeff Kaylor....................64 7.Pete Laubmeier ...........55 C: 1.Lucas Coyle...............190 2.Mateusz Denslaw ........79 3.Garret Ward.................45 200B: 1.Blake Ryan ................220 2.Stan Szlachciuk......208.9 3.Nick Graf .....................39 4.David Misek .................21 5.Dylan Kress .................12 250A: 1.Bren Raschke............175 2.Rob McGee ............166.1 3.Jared Hall ....................73 4.Luke Watters ...............64 5.Steve Fabrizius............39 250B: 1.Nick Graf ...................181 2.Ed Villadonga ...........153 3.Dylan Kress .................38 Open A: 1.Dave Edsall ...............198 2.Austin Sanders ............79 3.Mike Schramer ............67 4.Jeff Goss .....................56 5.Heath Drone ................55 Open B: 1.James Canterbury .....230 2.Joey Frey...................192 3.David Villadonga........125 4.Chris Cabellero............73 5.Dillon Morgan ..............36 Vet A: 1.Tom Elliott ..................133 2.Micah Statler ...............76 3.Nathan Rebman ..........75 5.Rob Mcgee ..................30 4.Jared Parker................13 Vet B: 1.Jon Burge...................111 2.Brett Drew ...................78 3.Mark Misek ..................41 5.Dave Misek..................18 Senior A: 1.Matt Adams ...............245 2.Eric Shafer.................171 3.Paul Fabrizius..............91 4.Kelly Getz ....................79 5.Dean Lukey .................77 6.Don Raschke...............65 7.Ryan Gusewelle ..........64 Senior B: 1.Greg Cooke ...............203 2.Bill Elliot .....................151 3.Patrick Coyle .............105 4.Richard Tom ...............85 5.Dennis Sanders...........38 Super Senior: 1.Tony Robinson...........170 2.Tim Graf.....................132

3.Paul Biggerstaff .........122 4.DJ Ryan.......................69 5.Vern Scholl ..................69 6.Jay Hall........................64 7.Mike White...................41 Masters: 1.Rich Mertes ...............226 2.Wally Mika ...................75 3.David Kiesow...............41 4.Layton Erickson...........30 5.Quintin Davis ...............15

Hillclimb

50cc: 1.Christopher K Brown .150 2.Price, Clayson ...........120 3.Kramer, Gavin .............55 3.Lowry, Kaleb ................55 85cc Sr: 1.Andrew Fortner..........514 2.Peters, Levi ...............500 3.Derick Bell .................428 4.Emily Schutlz .............329 5.Johnson, Dalton ........186 6.Hutton, Reece ...........162 7.Gage Stear ..................43 250cc: 1.Wheelwright, Eric.......511 2.Brady, Dylan ..............377 3.Bell, Jacob.................347 4.McGurer, Joseph .......240 5.Denson, Josh ............172 6.Calvert, Shon.............169 7.Fortner, Andy .............152 750cc: 1.Hillard, Paul ...............235 2.Jacobs, Kyle ................48 3.Sarver, Mike ................46 4.Land, Brent..................30 4.Simmonack, Nate ........30 5.Kieler, Adam ................21 Super Senior +50: 1.Pulver, Michael ..........570 2.Shafer, Steve.............226 3.Peters, Mark ..............214 4.Rollins, Tom ...............200 5.Dunbar, Mark.............122 6.Klett, Keith .................107 7.Jack, Jeff .....................55 600cc 4-Stroke: 1.Wheelwright, Eric ......536 2.Gorsuch, Kirk.............414 3.Peters, Matt ...............413 4.Camerer, Troy............369 5.Denson, Josh ............237 6.Bastin, Casey ............164 7.Jenner, Cody .............141 Women: 1.Wheelwright, Morgan 525 2.Schultz, Emily ............370 3.Ashworth, Lakota.......365 4.Shafer, Lauren...........280 5.Shafer, Shelby ...........166 6.Harnish, Ali ................139 65cc: 1.Bennett, Brodie..........551 2.McGurer, Lilah ...........419 3.Moran, Mitch..............410

4.Aliprandini, Jaydn ......334 5.Wilson, Gage...............96 6.Brown, Kane................75 7.Brown, Christopher .....60 8.Dukes, Ian, Jr ..............49 9.Sheridan, Conner ........31 10.Ulve, Kane.................25 125cc: 1.Bell, Jacob.................533 2.Peters, Levi ...............440 3.Andrew Fortner..........429 4.Emily Schutlz .............368 5.Wheelwright, Morgan 353 450cc: 1.Wheelwright, Eric ......482 2.Gorsuch, Kirk.............408 3.Camerer, Troy............355 4.Peters, Matt ...............275 5.Denson, Josh ............253 6.Brady, Dylan ..............170 7. Bastin,Casey ............161 Open: 1.Schultz, Wade ...........540 2.Shafer, Steve.............205 3.Lines, Larry..................46 400cc Stock: 1.Camerer, Troy............517 2.Pulver, Michael ..........454 3.Fortner, Andy .............451 4.Clarke, Mario .............284 5.Galloway, Kyle ...........178 2-Stroke Quad: 1.Hillard, Paul ...............170 2.Hillard, Kieven .............85 3.Garriott, Wade .............60 85cc Jr: 1.Bennett, Brodie..........565 2.Moran, Mitch..............460 3.McGurer, Lilah ...........394 4.Aliprandini, Jaydn ......365 5.Cody Reece.................92 200cc: 1.Peters, Levi ...............560 2.Wheelwright, Morgan 479 3.Derick Bell .................415 4.Hill, Dillioin ...................84 5.Klett, Keith ...................76 600cc: 1.McKay, Jared.............398 2.Peters, Matt ...............382 3.Schultz, Wade ...........374 4.Brady, Dylan ..............352 5.Fortner, Andy .............341 6.McGurer, Joseph .......276 7.Gorsuch, Kirk.............259 Senior +40: 1.Schultz, Wade ...........494 2.Wheelwright, Eric ......441 3.Peters, Matt ...............403 4.Fortner, Andy .............387 5.Pulver, Michael ..........379 Open Stock: 1.Pulver, Michael ..........535 2.Bell, Steve .................427 3.McGurer, Joseph .......272 4.Swisher, Aaron ..........133 5.William, Ryan ..............55 4-Stroke Quad: 1.Camerer, Troy............337 2.Doke, Andy ................126 3.Ramey, Jeff..................60 4.Bowerman, Craig.........50 5.Kerkhoft, Austin ...........42

4.Greg Blaesing..............36 5.Terry Thiakos ...............30 5.Chris Schaub...............30

Trials

Best 8: Champ: 1.Dave Rohrschenider..210 2.Luke Littlefield ...........206 3.Dan Loer......................97 4.Sven Bley ....................90 5.Alain Vandewalle .........71 6.Ryan Rohrschenider....54 Expert: 1.Mike Cross ................214 2.Greg Sassi.................182 3.Ralph Littlefield..........174 4.Dan Schaidle .............155 5.Charlie Shanks ..........109 6.Eric Miller...................100 7.Jim Schaidle ................90 Advanced: 1.Garry Gardner ...........162 2.Ryan Rivenburg.........150 3.Tom Littlefield ............141 4.Kyle Kremer...............133 5.Tim Freed ..................129 6.Josh Glueck.................92 7.Rob Walters.................76 Intermediate: 1.Brian Fore..................180 2.Warren Lange............164 3.Brian Smith................141 4.Mitchell Littlefield .......131 5.Jacob Loer...................86 6.Brandon Prouty ...........84 8.Scott Heininger............75 7.Tim Pickett...................75 Novice: 1.Liz Jeffries .................162 2.AnnaMarie Cross.......128 3.Kevin Adreucetti ..........92 5.Doyle Sutherland.........85 4.Lee Orme ....................85 6.Carlos Arais .................56 7.Roy Clugg....................52 Youth: 1.Chasen Orme ............230 2.Colton Prouty...............71 3.Max Glueck .................30 3.Hailey Glueck ..............30 3.Tanner Whipple ...........30 Women: 1.Sara Pranskunas.......205 2.Anna Rushbrook........122 3.Autumn Franklin ..........30 3.Abby Fuegen ...............30 5.Gretchen Orme............48 Vintage: 1.Kent Franklin .............210 2.Dale Prouty................126 3.Michael Colier..............30 4.Roy Clugg....................25 5.Doyle Sutherland.........18 Senior: 1.Jeff Franklin ...............209 2.Kevin Huber...............186 3.Glen Falter...................90 4.Mike Brent ...................30 Knobby / Enduro: 1.Tito Nappi ..................103 2.Matt Dissel...................90 3.Jeff Durante .................46

Dirt Track

Best 24 250cc: 1.Kolton Featherston ....342 2.Jake Fell ....................246 3.Alex Sandoval ...........161 4.Morgan Monroe .........155 5.Chase Wright.............145 6.Tanner Felland...........121 7.Rooks DeRosear .........76 450cc: 1.Cole Zabala ...............274 2.Kolton Featherston ....256 3.Jake Fell ....................197 4.Alex Felland...............183 5.Allyx Camp ................127 6.Ryan Sandoval ..........101 7.Paul Senneff ................96 450quad: 1.Cody Russell .............194 2.Damon Brown ............118 3.Zachary Rigden .........115 4.Greg Watts ..................62 5.Timothy Loomis ...........56 6.Scott Adams ................23 7.Zeavon Eston ..............20 50 Chain: 1.Declan Bender...........450 2.Tyler Tidwell...............313 3.Jacob Cecil................305 4.Jess RobinsonJr........252 5.Cayden Cox...............159 6.Clayson Price ............108 7.Mason Brock ...............30 50 Shaft: 1.Carson Robinson.......298 2.Konnor Copelen ........290 3.Mason Brock .............277 4.Trevor Tidwell ............268 5.Isaiah Heyder ............132 6.Maclain Drucker ..........39 7.Abbey Brannon............38 65cc: 1.Parker Robinson........460 2.Declan Bender...........376 3.Tyler Tidwell...............294 4.Jess RobinsonJr........224 5.Kash Schnowske.......160 6.Colton Grove..............110 7.John Brannon ..............80 76-125 4 stk: 1.Braiden Cox...............174 2.Kash Schnowske.........41 3.Joestela Willis..............22 85cc: 1.Parker Robinson........300 2.Josh Cecil..................276 3.Dallas Daniels ...........230 4.Kyler Adams ..............143 5.Jess RobinsonJr........129 6.Tristin Grove ..............104 7.Richard Kent................26 86-160 4stk: 1.Mike Hubbartt ............104

Open: 1.Kolton Featherston ....272 2.Cole Zabala ...............249 3.Alex Felland...............167 4.Allyx Camp ................123 5.Morgan Monroe ...........89 6.William Kent ................66 7.Dusty Klein ..................64 Open Quad: 1.Cody Russell .............231 2.Zachary Rigden .........114 3.Damon Brown ............112 4.Ryan Williams..............72 5.Greg Watts ..................61 6.Timothy Loomis ...........60 7.Scott Adams ................54 Sen 40+: 1.Greg Donley ..............251 2.John Powell ...............113 3.Jon Nunes ...................96 4.Raymond Wines ..........75 5.Tony Watkins ...............69 6.Jack Klein ....................65 7.Barry Johnson .............58 SS 50+: 1.Chris Woodworth .......336 2.Charles Hall...............246 3.Darwin Hinshaw ........168 4.Joe Baggott................116 5.Dan Little .....................96 6.Jack Klein ....................87 7.Michael Smith ..............70 Vet 30+: 1.Jared Parker..............269 2.Greg Sander..............191 3.Jon Nunes .................122 4.John Powell .................98 5.Lance Kent ..................88 6.Tracy Jones .................86 7.Brian Hopper ...............62 Vintage: 1.Darwin Hinshaw ........172 2.Matt McCracken ..........82 3.Gaylan Oros ................76 4.Joe Baggott .................61 5.Charlie Gerencer .........60 6.Chad Stewart...............49 7.Michael Smith ..............33

8.Joseph Voegtle............36 9.Skyler Harkless ...........30 10.Nate Hornung ............29 30+: 1.Ryan Moss ................191 2.Steve Perkins ............138 3.Brian Roland..............124 4.Jesse Keith ................110 5.Casey Rick ..................86 6.Lee Orme ....................60 7.Jonathan Burge ...........57 8.Randy Peek.................53 9.Jeremy Smith ..............46 10.Paul Mitzelfelt ............46 45+: 1.Gerhard Ward............209 2.Rod Learned..............125 3.DJ RyanSr .................108 4.gary rohr ......................78 5.Craig Lee.....................77 6.Jay Hall........................55 7.Douglas Propper .........47 8.Anthony Robinson .......46 9.Philip Huff ....................46 10.Robert Baumer ..........43 65cc: 1.Gavin Sienkiewicz .....150 2.Chasen Orme ............133 3.Nathan Young..............76 4.Andrew Voegtle ...........55 5.Micah Alleman .............50 6.Landon Lee .................30 7.Jhak Walker.................30 8.BILLY WEIRUP............30 9.Elijah Berryman ...........25 10.Jaret Zoellner ............25 85-SM: 1.Garrett Ward..............245 2.Tanner Whipple .........169 3.Alex Moss ..................126 4.Tyler Rohl ....................43 5.Thor Rick .....................42 6.Jason Pelka.................37 7.Jacks Wallus................33 8.Tommy Fortune ...........30 9.Noah Lee.....................29 10.Robert Bland .............25

A: 1.Travis Ward ...............218 2.Ryan Moss ................139 3.Chase Robinson........106 4.Randy Peek.................76 5.Benjamin Schmidt .......70 6.Jarred Hall ...................68 7.Daniel Sanders............30 8.Joseph Dalzell .............30 9.Grant Bodmer..............29 10.Jeffrey Kaylor.............25 B: 1.Blake Ryan ................205 2.Chris Caballero..........100 3.Jonathan Burge ...........64 4.Nate Hornung ..............58 5.Luke Kelly....................58 6.Alex Parks ...................57 7.Eric Wheelwright .........51 8.Matthew McDonald......50 9.Matt Altfillisch...............36 10.Tanner Rusk ..............36 C: 1.Garrett Ward..............139 2.Nathan Ming ..............136 3.Taiga Judd ...................85 4.Adam Dhamer .............77 5.Dylan Broll ...................68 6.Douglas PropperII .......62 7.Jacob McCarrens ........60 8.Matt Vincent.................49 9.Casey Shatters............43 10.Spencer Neurohr .......33 Vintage: 1.Brian Roland..............230 2.Mark Caballero ..........167 3.Ed Howard...................60 4.Jay Hall........................60 5.Andy Zulauf .................34 6.Micah Statler ...............25 7.Matt Dissell ..................21 Women: 1.Gretchen Orme..........169 2.Autumn Franklin ........165 3.Allison Roland ...........153 4.Kristy Roland .............139 5.Autumn Torres .............85 6.Morgan Wheelwright ...50 7.Danielle Wilkinson .......42

Gran Prix

122-Open: 1.Travis Ward ...............192 2.Ryan Smith................191 3.Jesse Keith..................95 4.Matt Dissell ..................87 5.Grant Bodmer..............57 6.Chase Robinson..........50 7.Paul Mitzelfelt ..............48 8.Jarred Hall ...................36 9.Anthony Krivi ...............30 10.Benjamin Schmidt .....21 14*29: 1.Ryan Smith................199 2.Blake Ryan ................146 3.Chase Robinson ........115 4.Matt Dissell ................113 5.Benjamin Schmidt .......74 6.Grant Bodmer..............72 7.Jarred Hall ...................50 CYCLE USA, December 2014

CYCLE USA, December 2014

Motocross

Best 18 125cc: 1.Stuart Schwagerman.373 2.Edward Lengwin........348 3.Chase Boykin ............284 4.Robert Gould .............203 5.Kevin Popaeko ..........193 6.Jarred Berggren ........185 7.Eric Holaday ..............153 8.Jason Gepford...........137 9.Ben Ibianskas............134 10.Paxton Kerber ...........92 14-24: 1.Eddie Kline ................398 2.Arick Abraham ...........276 3.Parker Smith..............254 4.Dylan Boyd ................187 5.Koty Groutage ...........180 6.Damon Thomas .........159 7.Malachi Messenger ...120 8.Joseph Voegtle ..........119 9.Gage Noblitt ...............111 10.Jordan Mackiewicz ..109 25+: 1.Ryan George .............338 2.Justin Kelly ................259 3.Cory Deadmond ........170 4.Eric Feuilleriat............144 5.James Garrett............135 6.Jeremy Smith.............118 7.Tad Tyrrell ..................116 8.Vini Provenzano ..........97 9.Andy Thyberg ..............96 10.Aaron Carter..............81 250A: 1.Ty Tyrrell ....................305 2.Michael Norris ...........167 3.Logan Skaggs ...........124

4.Brady Neys................105 5.Mark Marincic ............100 6.Daniel Sanders............89 7.Sean Miller ..................86 8.Cody VanBuskirk .........85 9.Justin Kelly ..................70 10.Zach Coons ...............64 250B: 1.RJ Mackenzie............250 2.Michael Prince...........247 3.Paxton Kerber ...........194 4.Dylan Boyd ................190 5.Koty Groutage ...........171 6.Steven Comeaux.......151 7.Brennon Kershaw......140 8.Ricki Williams ............133 9.Joseph Voegtle..........121 10.Sean Hallin ..............119 250C: 1.Taiga Judd .................515 2.Klayton Fox ...............374 3.Stuart Schwagerman.346 4.John Krska ................284 5.Landen Noggle ..........270 6.Nathan Rega .............259 7.Daniel Beck ...............159 8.Lukas Villarreal ..........158 9.Gage Noblitt ..............154 10.Bradley Kane...........145 30+ A: 1.Ryan George .............358 2.Kirt Monk ...................258 3.Jeremy Smith ............134 4.Greg Braet.................120 5.Nicholas Dietrich .........76 6.Andy Thyberg ..............70 7.Chanc Persons............70 30+ B/C: 1.Roland Gomez ..........392 2.Eran Salzmann..........370 3.Cory Lingle ................222 4.Chris Nodurft .............191 5.Brain Bermel..............167 6.Brian Kooistra............164 7.David Genung ...........145 8.Dustin Biggs ..............120 9.Jeremy Barone ............97 10.Randy Julseth............96 40+: 1.Roy Nafzger ..............250

2.Eran Salzmann..........220 3.Chris Nodurft .............147 4.Tim Filippi ..................147 5.Chanc Persons ..........111 6.Brian Carey .................86 7.Joel Middlebrook .........81 8.Jason Ferguson...........66 9.Jim Coons ...................62 10.Jeremy Ginster ..........57 45+: 1.Roy Nafzger ..............259 2.Chris Nodurft .............201 3.Andy Kooistra ............182 4.Tim Filippi ..................163 5.John Stiles.................148 6.Jeffrey Curtis .............128 7.Roland Gomez ..........126 8.Darrin Crook ..............109 9.Kerry Barnes ...............77 10.Jason Dollas..............71 4-Wheel 300cc: 1.Jacob Lincoln ............227 2.Dalton Hildebrand......219 3.Nathan Knull................91 4.Marcus Misfeldt ...........75 5.Adam Crain .................70 4-Wheel 90cc: 1.Jacob Lincoln ............323 2.Dalton Hildebrand......265 3.Roger Lyall ................180 4.Marcus Misfeldt .........126 5.Gavin Mortensen .......107 6.Savannah Mortensen ..98 4-Wheel A: 1.Derek Halsey...............85 2.Justin Medine ..............73 3.Dustin Rhymer.............43 4-Wheel B: 1.Ryan Mangold ...........367 2.William Easley ...........226 3.Ryan Dassow ............212 4.Zachary Castleman ...207 5.Mark Dekker ..............194 6.Preston Norville .........137 7.Steven Bickett ...........106 8.Joseph Nemitz.............98 9.Bart Reed ....................86 10.Zachary Kaczmarzyk.86 4-Wheel C: 1.Drake Koelling ...........429 2.Andrew Gapen ..........356 3.Shane Stoddard ........332 4.Justin Fravell .............215 5.Craig Fyfe..................153 6.Calvin Smith ..............127 7.Alex Veith ..................106 8.Cade Jackson............103 9.Jesse Burkhead...........90 10.Cory Ford ..................89 50 Jr: 1.Preston Zollers ..........300 2.Mikah Carpenter........188 3.Patrick Lyon.................88 4.Tristan Dalton ..............46 5.Jayten Thompson ........43 6.Jacob Reyes................20 7.Dalton McConnell ........17 50 Sr: 1.Ian Murphy ................492 2.Hunter Savage ..........449 3.Landon McCombs .....346 4.Talan Zollers ..............342 5.Christopher Colantoni333 6.Gavin Batson.............244 7.Krystian Janik ............230 8.Zayden Mason...........157 9.Kasen Denault...........135 10.Collin Lomas ............119 50+: 1.Orville Kline ...............389

2.Jeffrey Curtis .............324 3.Roy Nafzger ..............320 4.John Stiles.................293 5.Andy Kooistra ............199 6.Joe Voegtle................197 7.James Pinckard.........183 8.Steven Medcalf..........126 9.Scott Johnson............109 10.Pete Reitsch ............102 50cc 4-8: 1.Preston Zollers ..........326 2.Ashton Warfield .........276 3.Dalton McConnell ......245 4.Mikah Carpenter........205 5.Derek Nelson.............162 6.Jacob Reyes................95 7.Patrick Lyon.................86 8.Brayden Cox................70 9.Lainey Dorsey .............63 10.Tristan Dalton ............50 55+: 1.Orville Kline ...............377 2.Kenneth Felgar..........184 3.Steve Abt ...................182 4.Todd White ................178 5.John Wiley.................159 6.Steven Medcalf..........123 7.Gary Shewhart ............94 8.Charles Nice................89 9.William Ziesk ...............80 10.Don Hachmeister.......78 65 Jr: 1.Luke Jackson ............444 2.Ian Murphy ................375 3.Anthony Edgerton......312 4.Wylie Roberts ............278 5.Krystian Janik ............245 6.Landon McCombs .....221 7.Hunter Savage ..........220 8.Clayton Anderson ......210 9.Gavin Batson.............209 10.Edgar Lewis.............206 65 Sr: 1.John Perovic..............378 2.David Frawley............348 3.Zennan Shain ............318 4.Seth Warfield .............218 5.Andrew Voegtle .........169 6.Radko Tomko ..............99 7.Kash Schnowske.........97 8.Zachary Brunner..........95 9.Gunner Schmidgall......75 10.Beau Noland..............62 85 Jr: 1.Cole Dekker...............379 2.Luke Jackson ............321 3.Gunner Schmidgall....307 4.Patrick Murphy ..........290 5.Spencer Whitney .......282 6.Ryder Schnowske .....252 7.Anthony Edgerton......248 8.John Perovic..............240 9.Zennan Shain ............231 10.Cameron Campbell .217 85 Sr: 1.Gage Stear ................478 2.Andrew Mueller .........415 3.Justin Hooper ............366 4.Jacob McGee ............235 5.Alex Phillipson ...........215 6.Jacob Lincoln ............214 7.John Greer ................174 8.Derick Bell .................145 9.Troy Noland ...............122 10.Daltyn Brewer..........122 Open A: 1.Ty Tyrrell ....................398 2.Justin Kelly ................200 3.Michael Norris ...........160 4.Arick Abraham ...........138

5.Reid Janson ..............136 6.Jeremy Smith ............129 7.Greg Braet .................112 8.Cory Deadmond ..........95 9.Eric Feuilleriat..............94 10.Logan Skaggs ...........93 Open B: 1.Michael Prince...........276 2.Damon Thomas .........195 3.Ricki Williams ............158 4.Colten Burk................157 5.Aaron Carter..............136 6.Taylor McLaughlin .....100 7.Jacob Wever ...............93 8.Skyler Harkless ...........86 9.Steven Freund.............86 10.Garrett Deieso ...........82 Open C: 1.Eddie Kline ................539 2.Roland Gomez ..........432 3.Klayton Fox ...............369 4.Nathan Rega .............265 5.Craig Curtis ...............214 6.Robert Gould .............199 7.Daniel Beck ...............183 8.Landen Noggle ..........178 9.John Krska ................177 10.Nathan McKeag.......165 Schoolboy: 1.Taiga Judd .................386 2.Andrew Mueller .........363 3.Edward Lengwin........345 4.Chase Boykin ............272 5.Jarred Berggren ........183 6.Chase Sexton............180 7.Anthony Wallace........177 8.Jason Gepford...........122 9.Ben Ibianskas ............114 10.Troy Noland ...............92 Schoolboy 2: 1.Andrew Mueller .........295 2.RJ Mackenzie............257 3.Parker Smith..............249 4.Kaleb Fulscher ..........186 5.Jarred Berggren ........126 6.Ben Ibianskas............122 7.Jimmy Epifanio ............69 8.Chad Saultz.................52 9.Dylan Boyd ..................44 10.Brody Beck ................41 Super Mini: 1.Jake Fell ....................387 2.Justin Hooper ............349 3.Kaleb Fulscher ..........337 4.Jacob McGee ............228 5.Zack Tatar..................197 6.Daltyn Brewer............177 7.Anthony Wallace........169 8.Grant Shelton ............167 9.Jacob Bell..................158 10.John Greer ..............139 Vintage: 1.Jake Fell ....................403 2.Andrew Mueller .........366 3.Cory Lingle ................274 4.David Genung ...........190 5.Joel McKeag..............181 6.Michael Kistler ...........142 7.Ricki Williams ............140 8.Pete Reitsch ..............117 9.Bobby Fisher .............116 10.John Medcalf ...........109 Women: 1.Emily Hooper.............339 2.Kayla Miller................300 3.Kimberly Middlebrook..91 4.Krysten Merchantz ......46 5.Danielle West ..............40 6.Satasha Havens ..........37 7.Rylee Dowers ..............34 CYCLE USA, December 2014

Motocross:

250 A: 1.Kyle Hameister ..........637 2.Chase Nystrom..........450 3.Eric Palosaari ............333 4.Adam Reek................301 5.Dylan Ziolkowski........242 6.Kyle Koosmann .........233 7.Bryce Backaus ..........209 8.Hunter Sayles............181 9.Jacob Vaness ............170 10.Jason Kidd...............157 250 B: 1.Antonio Gravedoni.....582 2.Jeremy Smith ............495 3.Eric Anderson ............476 4.Austin Hamburgur .....403 5.Nicholas Randrup......364 6.Brady M. Schernick ...346 7.Isac A. Davey ............318 8.Nicholas Czechowicz 276 9.Josh W. Barnett .........264 10.Alec R. Davey..........241 250 C: 1.Jacob Lepak ..............648 2.Brady A. Bill ...............644 3.Logan F. Telfer ...........520 4.Alec A. Miron .............412 5.John T. Bougneit........337 6.Anthony S. Tarsi ........317 7.Cj A. Flancher Jr. .......286 8.Christian A. Maki .......260 9.Dylan J. Apuli.............258 10.Keegan Cummins....209 Open A: 1.Kyle D. Hameister .....568 2.Chase C. Nystrom .....435 3.Travis Grendzinski.....435 4.Eric Palosaari ............390 5.Adam Reek................389 6.Kyle Koosmann .........318 7.Colton Karl.................279 8.Dylan Ziolkowski........258 9.Jacob Vaness ............239 10.Dustin Pulley ...........191 Open B: 1.Antonio Gravedoni.....597 2.Kyle Ahola .................553 3.Jeremy Smith ............459 4.Austin Hamburgur .....436 5.Bryce Telfer................337 6.Casey Collegnon .......287 7.Jake Denison.............280 8.Bradley Trinko ..........276 9.Austin Childers...........211 10.Brady Schernick ......201 Open C: 1.Brady A. Bill ...............647 2.Logan F. Telfer ...........619 3.Chris R. Check ..........388 4.Jacob Lepak ..............365 5.Anthony S. Tarsi ........363 6.Ross A. Miron ............358 7.Dylan J. Apuli.............323 8.Keegan Cummins......275 9.Ben J. Kurtzweil.........254 10.Matthew Mowery .....249 Sportsman B/C 14-24: 1.Kyle A. Ahola .............567 2.Taylor S. Roloff ..........419

CYCLE USA, December 2014

3.Isac A. Davey ............362 4.Nicholas Randrup......333 5.Alec R. Davey............280 6.Bryce K. Telfer ...........275 7.Austin Childers ..........247 8.Bradley Trinko ...........224 9.Jacob Fedie...............222 10.Josh Barnett ............216 +25A: 1.Travis Grendzinski.....632 2.Chad Nyberg .............361 3.Andy Zambon ............354 4.Timothy Muhlenbeck .276 5.Kurt M. Dubord ..........223 6.Ryan A. Johnson .......212 7.Dustin G. Pulley.........200 8.Travis Erdmann .........179 9.Jesse D. Zambon ......175 10.Matt Stratton............164 +25B/C: 1.Thomas Perryman.....693 2.Eli I. Siordia ...............666 3.Nick E. Hess ..............338 4.Travis Kallenbach ......319 5.Matt J. Kohlmeyer .....226 6.Elijah C. Gorecki........220 7.Logan J. Kluck...........208 8.Chad V. St.amour ......208 9.Jeremy S. Braund......188 10.Craig Harris .............171 +30A: 1.Cody L. Wills .............542 2.Lance A. Lincoln ........437 3.Jake A. Gervais .........392 4.Darin Dionne .............384 5.Troy Lipka..................292 6.Craig M. Wallace .......253 7.Mike D. Schram .........231 8.Ben Bernard ..............188 9.Matt Stratton..............180 10.Tom Kalies...............171 +30B/C: 1.Gabe J. Kohlmeyer....540 2.Andrew J. Bowman ...535 3.William D. Balko ........340 4.Jeremy S. Braund......336 5.Justin G. Fluger .........259 6.Elijah C. Gorecki........236 7.David P. Artley ...........225 8.Thomas A. Wolf .........225 9.Matthew J. Kissner ....215 10.Tom D. Ferguson.....215 Senior +40: 1.Jason A. Heindl .........639 2.Tom D. Ferguson.......557 3.Doug R. Forstner.......555 4.Cory J. Croschere .....497 5.Greg A. Bink ..............388 6.Jeff L. Ramsay...........324 7.Troy Lipka..................300 8.Mike D. Schram .........231 9.Glen Brandemuehl ....204 10.Timothy Vanvreede..194 +50: 1.Jeff F. Mclain..............738 2.Jay R. Kidd ................516 3.Mike Jazwiecki ..........438 4.Jeff L. Ramsay...........415 5.Dave Muhlenbeck......347 6.Glen Brandemuehl ....287 7.Douglas Ninneman....234 8.Mark J. Markee..........233 9.Robert J. Jones .........204 10.Steven D. Sorge ......190 Women: 1.Kendra E. Tutt ...........662 2.Kendra L. Randrup ....636 3.Sierra J. Heindl..........594 4.Angeleah Gravedoni..592 5.Angel M. Ennis ..........405

6.Kaila Forstner ............347 7.Mariah L. Lacount......338 8.Kaylen M. Pellmann ..308 9.Amanda J. Belonga ...291 10.Hannah Kurtzweil ....193 50cc 4-6: 1.Deegan Vanvreede....750 2.Owen Blakey .............593 3.Lane H. Rhyme .........554 4.Brody J. Barth............545 5.Carson J. Syverson ...543 6.Kyler T. Gollubske......465 7.Blake B. Duchateau...445 8.Luca R. Paajanen......420 9.Taylor J. Ebben..........418 10.Chase R. Blazek......412 50cc 7-8: 1.Ayden J. Price ...........726 2.Nolan Schweighardt ..640 3.Ben Blazek ................635 4.Ethan J. Ebben..........605 5.Nathan J. Postma......510 6.Brody R. Tobianski.....450 7.Aidan Colombo..........347 8.Dyllan J. Young..........320 9.Grant J. Neubauer .....311 10.Aiden Weyenberg ....289 65 7-11: 1.Rocco J. Gravedoni...687 2.Cole S. Godfrey.........631 3.Dawson T. Lincoln .....624 4.Luke D. Vanlyssel ......594 5.Gage D. Neubauer ....497 6.Anthony Lindholm......487 7.Ethan J. Ebben..........338 8.Josh Bowman............291 9.Justin R. Oehlhof.......284 10.Kayden D. Bosin......275 85 9-11: 1.Haiden M. Waelchli....688 2.Rocco J. Gravedoni...613 3.Kevin J. Gollubske.....558 4.Hunter A. Swienton....519 5.Dawson T. Lincoln .....497 6.Anthony Lindholm......404 7.Jersey Graumann......395 8.Luke D. Vanlyssel ......380 9.Wyatt Liebeck ............378 10.Preston M. Maki ......368 85 9-13: 1.Haiden M. Waelchli....647 2.Devin E. Blume..........627 3.Sam Forstner.............548 4.Cody J. Gamble.........440 5.Zachary R. Mecalis....400 6.Gavin R. Burch ..........384 7.Dawson M. Hanson ...373 8.Dane K. Klinger .........354 9.Wyatt Liebeck ............315 10.Preston M. Maki ......305 85 12-15: 1.Tyler S. Gamble.........705 2.Devin E. Blume..........604 3.Collin A. Schmechel ..577 4.Sam Forstner.............522 5.Zachary R. Mecalis....432 6.Cody J. Gamble.........430 7.Dawson M. Hanson ...385 8.Jonah R. Dowd..........269 9.Gavin R. Burch ..........260 10.Andi M. Bowman .....238 Supermini 12-16: 1.Marco A. Gravedoni...712 2.Tyler S. Gamble.........615 3.Ezra A. Graumann.....595 4.Seth Doeberlein.........453 5.Colton K. Parson .......276 6.Jacob T. Barr .............249 7.Jonah R. Dowd..........243 8.Sam A. Malcolm ........171

9.Max D. Earley ............150 10.Kyle M. Sundberg....150 125Jr 12-16: 1.Marco Gravedoni.......643 2.Andrew Swienton ......628 3.Clayton M. Rankin .....392 4.Bailey Otis .................388 5.Ezra A. Graumann.....368 6.Seth Doeberlein.........335 7.Nate D. Telfer.............327 8.Kendra E. Tutt ...........310 9.Brennan M. Durst ......240 10.Chase W. Scott........239 Quad A: 1.Josh L. Mcclelland.....138 2.Ryan J. Mientke.........100 3.Jacob W. Powell ..........84 4.Brandon C. Laabs .......50 5.Nick A. Denoble...........50 Quad B/C: 1.Gabe R. Dommer ......200 2.Jay J. Toelle...............172 3.Kevin J. Klinger .........171 4.Kyle Meives................111 5.Justin Grant .................72 6.Nicholas D. Kvigne ......64 7.Leon C. Spinden..........58

2.Collin Jahns.................55 3.Kim Kaczmarowski ......15 4.Matthew Sather ...........25 5.Randal Slowinski .........21 SS: 1.Vernon Scholl ............146 2.Richard Brereton .........60 3.Joe Vadeboncoeur.......30 4.Dave Peters.................25 GM: 1.Rick Kaczmarowski ...150 2.Ken Schuck .................60 Overall A 1.Steve Vanden Boogart...196 2.Ryan Moss ................136 3.Jd Friebel ...................115 4.Pete Laubmier ...........112 5.Erik Shafer.................133 6.Heath Drone ................62 7.Eric Mischler ................55 8.Bobby Kau...................43 9.Jason Pabian...............37 10.Karl Jahns .................26 Overall B 1.Brad Albers................188 2.Scott Rohlfing ............138 3.Brett Drew..................112 4.Stanley Szalachcuik ....60 5.John Podoll..................60 6.Steve Kaczmarowski ...52 7.William Bragenzer .......51 8.Chris Caballero............37 9.Andy Kraft....................30 10.Jeff Schmitt................30

Enduro:

250-OPEN A: 1.Ryan Moss ................140 2.Jd Friebel ...................115 3.Pete Laubmeier .........114 4.Eric Mischler ...............81 5.Bobby Kau...................50 VET A: 1.Heath Drone ..............120 2.Jason Pabian...............76 3.Andrew Jensen............20 4.Jeff Schmidt.................30 5.Tony Montgomery........25 Senior A: 1.Steve Vanden Boogart...240 2.Erik Shafer.................190 3.Karl Jahns ...................42 4.Johnbuechner..............46 5.Dean Lukey .................25 0-200B: 1.Stanley Szlachciuk ...263 2.Steve Kaczmarowski .120 250-OPEN B: 1.Scott Rohlfing ............150 2.John Podoll................126 3.Chris Caballero ..........112 4.Travis Shelon...............30 5.Mike Post.....................25 VET B: 1.Brett Drew .................136 2.Steve Roof...................55 3.Jeff Schmitt..................30 4.Rob Manning ...............25 5.Darin Dionne ...............18 SENIOR B: 1.Brad Albers................226 2.William Bragenzer .......60 3.Andy Kraft....................30 4.Frank Lucia..................30 C CLASS 1.Marko Lazarevic ..........90

Dirt Track

50cc Four Stroke: 1.Ethan Ramsey...........304 2.Sydney Sund .............173 3.Xander Figliuzzi.........164 4.Riley Busse ...............108 5.Ty Marshall ..................73 6.Kasyn Callies...............46 7.Bodie Fuller..................11 8.Payton Dotsch ...............9 65cc: 1.Cole Andresen...........284 2.Ezra Brusky ...............241 3.TJ Bendykowski ........228 4.Emmet Sund..............212 5.Zaria Martens.............115 6.Connor Vonmoos.........66 7.Trevor Infalt .................65 8.Ethan Rosine...............50 9.Ty Marshall ..................45 10.Sutton Skodras..........43 250cc: 1.Clayton Vonmoos ......338 2.Parker Lange.............309 3.Cody Funk .................206 4.Dan Vonmoos............178 5.Brooke Chromy .........147 6.Jim Kirschbaum .........140 7.Megan Funk ................99 8.Mia Hunter ...................74 9.Max Smith ...................69 10.Drew Saunders..........49

Open: 1.Clayton Vonmoos ......303 2.Michael Van Langen ..174 3.Blake Berry................164 4.Alexia Hoffman .........155 5.Jesse Janisch............137 6.Dan Murre ...................78 7.Ryan Weber.................75 8.DJ Slosser ...................74 9.Charlotte Kainz............56 10.Parker Lange.............56 Super-Senior: 1.Dan Vonmoos ............311 2.Mike Yogerst..............248 3.Mike Anschutz ...........206 4.Jeff Chromy ...............204 5.John Lovas ................165 6.Tim May.....................141 7.Chuck Dickenson ......139 8.Michael Hunter...........118 9.Ellen Kirschbaum ........95 10.Dan Peterson ............66 Vintage: 1.Robert Reese ............289 2.Mark Martinich ...........219 3.Dan Murre .................167 4.Drew Saunders..........167 5.Terry Vestal..................88 6.Dan Vrana ...................84 7.Todd Lefeber ...............64 8.Mark Snyder ................57 9.Dan Vonmoos..............42 10.Mike Yogerst..............42 50cc Shaft: 1.Sydney Sund .............152 2.Xander Figliuzzi.........149 3.Riley Busse .................97 4.Ryder Skodras.............69 5.Kasyn Callies...............52 6.Dameon Klingman.......51 7.Ty Marshall ..................24 8.Brad Ottenad ...............20 9.Ethan Ramsey.............20 10.Nash Marshall ...........17 85cc: 1.Brady Lange ..............358 2.Loyal Prach ...............245 3.Cole Andresen...........221 4.Megan Funk ..............168 5.Ezra Brusky ...............157 6.Mason Barth ..............145 7.Trevor Infalt .................83 8.Emmet Sund................75 9.Zaria Martens ..............63 10.Rhyer Smit.................33 505cc: 1.Parker Lange.............178 2.Clayton Vonmoos ......167 3.Michael Van Langen ..165 4.Blake Berry................136 5.Robert Reese.............118 6.Jesse Janisch ............117 7.Alexia Hoffman ..........107 8.Ryan Weber.................77 9.Charlotte Kainz............61 10.Alec Muth ..................54 Senior: 1.Jim Kirschbaum .........274 2.Mike Yogerst..............188 3.Charles Dickenson III 129 4.Greg Barth.................124 5.Serge Figliuzzi...........123 6.Mike Anschutz............115 7.Tim May.....................101 8.Terry Vestal..................92 9.Michael Hunter ............82 10.Steve Wasser ............71 Vets: 1.Jim Kirschbaum .........235 2.Mike Anschutz ...........123

3.Steve Kasten .............100 4.Aaron Miller .................97 5.Eric Mischler ................96 6.Dan Vrana ...................95 7.Tim May.......................90 8.Greg Barth...................87 9.Jake Mielke .................79 10.TJ Zeidler ..................59 Classics: 1.Matt McNall ...............320 2.Charles Dickenson III 226 3.Chuck Dickenson ......200 4.John Lovas ................150 5.George Patrick ..........131 6.Dave Kruck................128 7.Tony Berger .................84 8.William Ferguson.........72 9.Tim Roenneburg..........62 10.Bob Smith..................24 Quad C: 1.Sonia Kohn................183 2.Jermey Czarapata .....173 3.Amber Lackey ...........131 4.Andrew Siolka............117 5.Travis Stadler ..............80 6.Tristen Zellmer.............79 7.Tyler Schrimpf .............68 8.Ben Suter ....................20 9.Dylan Seiz ...................20 Air Cooled: 1.Tyler Schrimpf .............81 2.Keegan Reitz...............80 3.Dylan Seis ...................65 4.Tyler Allen....................52 5.Ben Suter ....................52 6.Hunter Schultz.............47 Quad B: 1.Jordan Schwarm .......221 2.Tyler Martin................186 3.Anthony Pasklewicz...118 4.George McBride ........109 5.Aric Pasklewicz .........106 6.Keegan Reitz...............72 7.Dan Mecklenberg ........61 8.Dexter Popp ................49 9.Payton Hall ..................45 10.Rich Suter..................40 Quad A: 1.Brett Durant ...............304 2.Chuck Calvert............188 3.Sherman Lackey .......148 4.Elijah Stigler ..............136 5.Justin Jones ................64 6.Matthew Matuszewski .37 7.Rich Suter....................36 8.Tony Daino ..................36 9.Travis Matuszewski .....29 10.Dave Bower...............28 Open Quad: 1.Chuck Calvert............256 2.Tyler Martin................210 3.Elijah Stigler...............119 4.Dexter Popp ................64 5.Aric Pasklewicz ...........64 6.Brett Durant .................60 7.Rich Suter....................58 8.Sherman Lackey .........47 9.Payton Hall ..................43 10.Ken Remer ................40

Hillclimb:

Micro Mini: 1.Cody Paider...............123 2.Lane Brookshaw........104 3.Brady Kirchner.............93 4.Cameron Mack ............45 5.Hunter Kirchner ...........32 6.Jordyn Paider ..............25 7.Marshall Funk ..............20 8.Kaly Mueller.................18 9.Nadia Ellingson............11 10.Rily Bechel ..................7 65cc: 1.Bodee Oneil...............129 2.Casey Paider .............117 3.Kaden Funk .................82 4.Lane Brookshaw..........58 5.Izaiah Dosdall..............56 6.Clive Brookshaw..........46 7.Damon Warwick ..........41 8.Brady Kirchner.............35 9.Cody Paider.................34 10.Damion Huppert ........26 Mini Jr: 1.Casey Paider.............124 2.Bodee Oneil ...............115 3.Clive Brookshaw..........76 4.Kaden Funk .................82 5.Cody Paider.................42 125: 1.Luke Cipala................116 2.Taylor Oneil .................89 3.Nathan Prebe ..............64 4.Casey Wood ................51 5.Mel Pointek..................21 200: 1.Taylor Oneil ...............107 2.Jason Laven ..............101 3.Luke Cipala .................99 4.Jeff Jack ......................64 5.Gabrielle Prebe ...........62 250: 1.Zach Degross ..............99 2.Logan Peterson ...........81 3.Logan Cipala ...............70 4.Joel Falde....................61 5.Aaron Prebe ................50 6.Nathan Prebe ..............47 7.Taylor Oneil .................45 450: 1.Logan Peterson .........102 2.Zach Degross ..............98 3.Logan Cipala ...............93 4.Joel Falde....................67 5.Jacob Prebe ................45 6.Nathan Prebe ..............34 7.Travis Rolph ................23 600: 1.Logan Cipala .............103 2.Zach Degross ............100 3.Aaron Prebe ................68 4.Mike Wood...................67 5.Bradley Marking ..........40 6.Jacob Prebe ................33 7.Aaron Bechel...............26 750: 1.Kirk Mueller .................36 2.Bradley Marking...........11 Open: 1. Zach Degross .............84

2.Logan Cipala ...............56 3.Kirk Mueller .................53 4.Joel Falde....................33 5.Dave Byer....................23 86-600 4-stroke: 1.Aaron Prebe...............112 2.Logan Peterson .........110 3.Bradley Marking ..........75 4.Joel Falde....................56 5.Travis Rolph ................37 6.Nathan Prebe ..............33 7.Logan Cipala ...............20 Sr: 1.Mike Wood.................129 2.Jason Brockshaw ........71 3.Corey Oneil .................57 4.Mark Nielsen ...............49 5.Tim Cain ......................47 6.Mike Marty ...................40 7.Chad Falde..................30 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s: 1.Gabrielle Prebe ...........93 2.Casey Wood ................82 3.Emily Dosdall...............58 Super Sr.: 1.Tim Cain.....................111 2.Marty Peterson ............86 3.Jeff Jack ......................77 4.Dan McMurlyn .............53 5.Brian Kinney ................40 Stock 0-400: 1.Taylor Oneil .................97 2.Jacob Prebe ................71 3.Jeff Jack ......................71 4.Kurt Funk .....................25 5.Guy Bottjen..................20 6.Travis Faust.................20 7.Logan Peterson ...........20 Stock 401- up: 1.Zach Degross ..............80 2.Logan Peterson ...........66 3.Garrett Graff ................20 4.Travis Faust.................18 5.Luke Cipala .................16 6.Jake Poth ....................13 7.Brian Martens ..............11 80-Open / KOTH: 1.Logan Cipala ...............86 2.Zach Degross ..............71 3.Mike Wood...................52 4.Logan Peterson ...........52 5.Aaron Prebe ................48 6.Mike Marty ...................19 7.Bradley Marking ..........17

Trials

Champ: 1.Lukas Gillespie ..........260 2.Noel Smage...............160 3.Luke Littlefield .............92 Expert: 1.Bryan Moenssen .......255 2.Greg Sassi.................206 3.Jim Altemus .................43 4.Luke Littlefield .............30 4.Rick Condron...............30 4.Matt Wittlief..................30 Advanced: 1.Jake Poth ..................287 2.Keith Johnson............244

3.Ryan Rivenburg.........200 4.Rob Walters...............108 5.Kailey Rivenburg .........85 Intermediate: 1.William Check............310 2.Scott Bauer................273 3.Dave Johnson ...........203 4.Mitch Littlefield...........180 5.Jeremy Voigtlander....139 Novice: 1.Jay Parmeter .............230 2.Jake Bauer.................110 3.Luke Parmeter.............30 Vintage: 1.Skip Check ................305

Hare Scrambles

AA: 1.Jd Friebel...................220 2.Eric Mischler ..............189 3.Ryan Moss ................145 4.Pete Laubmeier ...........96 5.Robert Kau ..................96 A: 1.Mason Amerling.........205 2.Jeff Schmidt...............202 3.Frank Caballero.........190 4.Joe Chwala................141 5.James Williams ...........63 6.Jay Mittelstaedt ...........55 B: 1.Ben Kortbein..............206 2.Collin Buth .................189 3.Trey Waage ...............161 4.John Podoll................126 5.Mike Post...................104 6.Steve Roof...................93 7.Tristan Waage .............70 8.Sydney Hellenbrand ....64 +40: 1.Karl Lueschow...........200 2.Carl Jahns .................101 C: 1.Sam Wolf ...................202 2.Marko Lazarevic ........187 3.Kurt Waage................125 4.Mike Barney ..............125 5.Randal Slowinski .......115 6.Matthew Sather ...........87 +50: 1.Brad Kortbein ............223 2.Tony Mertlik ...............130 50cc: 1.Rex Valek ..................150 2.Walker Garetson..........25 3.Cole Montgomery ........21 85cc: 1.Tyler Lueschow .........219 2.Hunter Fischer...........194 3.Alex Moss ..................130 4.Mark Backus................76 65cc: 1.Brock Lueschow ........240 2.Rex Valek ....................50 Women: 1.Amy Fischer ..............150 2.Mary Schmidt.............110 3.Emily Backus .............105 CYCLE USA, December 2014

Motocross:

50cc Multispeed 4-8: 1.Vincent Harens ..........335 2.DJ Heppding..............299 50cc Oil Injected 4-8: 1.Vincent Harens ..........323 2.DJ Heppding..............304 50cc Premix 4-6: 1.Mac Nornberg............350 2.Lukas Miller ...............298 50cc Premix 7-8: 1.Trenton Goodenough 331 2.Hudson Ramfo ..........327 3.Ethan Rennie.............312 4.Caleb Bohlman..........307 5.Tanner Schlegel.........279 6.Ryan Sheetz..............230 7.Evan Sherman...........221 8.Kameron Steindl........220 65cc 7-9: 1.Avery Long ................350 2.Jacob Paige...............335 3.Tyler Van Atta ............302 4.Cameron Skaalerud ..290 5.Brandon Nelson.........273 6.Timothy Kristiansen ...269 7.Jesse Jacobsen.........259 8.Drew Nelson..............256 9.Braden Long..............246 10.Noah Miesen ...........240 65cc 10-11: 1.Gavin Janovsky .........341

2.Connor Klemenhagen338 3.Gage Krech ...............307 4.Tyler Otterdahl...........257 65cc 7-11: 1.Avery Long ................344 2.Connor Klemenhagen327 3.Jacob Paige...............313 4.Tyler Van Atta ............292 5.Cameron Skaalerud ..275 6.Brandon Nelson.........253 7.Timothy Kristiansen ...236 8.Tyler Otterdahl...........231 9.Noah Miesen .............231 10.Jesse Jacobsen.......230 85cc 9-11: 1.Josh Fedder ..............347 2.Gavin Janovsky .........336 3.Drew Sampson ..........311 4.Mason Grecula ..........304 5.Jaxon Opitz ...............290 6.Connor Klemenhagen284 7.Gage Krech ...............277 8.Curtis Biorn................276 9.Nick Paige .................258 10.Chase Webber.........232 85cc 9-12: 1.Josh Boaz..................350 2.Austin Aspros ............347 3.Josh Fedder ..............326 4.Drew Sampson..........303 5.Mason Grecula ..........287 6.Jaxon Opitz ...............257 7.Curtis Biorn................257 8.Aaron Boatman .........251 9.Nick Paige .................249 10.Chase Webber.........240 85cc 12-15: 1.Josh Boaz..................350 2.Austin Aspros ............350 3.Zach Strecker ............326

4.Tyler Melby ................283 5.Aaron Boatman .........272 6.Alex Rasmussen .......243 7.Nolan Rommel...........242 8.Phillip Cook Supermini: 1.Austin Aspros ............350 2.Josh Boaz..................344 3.Zach Strecker ............296 4.Aaron Boatman .........274 5.Phillip Cook ...............262 Schoolboy 12-16: 1.Noah Mcpherson .......331 2.Justin Evans ..............306 3.Austin Nelson ............267 4.Kole Lemcke..............219 5.Blake Badker .............217 Junior 14-16: 1.Brady Miska...............333 2.Mike Hemmerich .......332 3.Nate Myers ................315 4.Grayson Ferencik ......281 5.Katherine Vanderwerf 227 6.Robert Mary Jr...........226 7.Jacqueline Riess .......176 14-24 A: 1.Clay Olson.................254 14-24 B: 1.Brady Miska...............319 2.Mike Hemmerich .......284 3.Austin Kienast ...........278 4.Noah McPherson.......274 5.Desmond Luther........227 6.Mason Marty..............225 7.Austin Rasmussen ....224 14-24 C: 1.Danny Cobenais........281 2.Colton Steiger............276 3.Joseph Trom..............270 4.Myles Kragenbring ....264

Clay had an awesome season on the track and in the shop. He finished first overall in 14-24A and Open A for District 23, as well as in the Motocity Series. He managed to bring home some hardware while at the same time meeting the needs of all of the PDR Performance customers. Family and friends congratulate you! 46

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5.Nate Myers ................252 6.Garrett Montgomery ..238 7.Austin Warner............227 8.Grayson Ferencik ......220 9.Robert Marty Jr..........200 10.Austin Carola...........177 25+ A: 1.Mark Arends ..............341 2.Chas Kadlec ..............323 3.Bryce Bernloehr.........274 25+ B: 1.Bill Logan...................333 2.John Schulte..............332 3.Zach Fredrickson.......285 4.Jamie Koch................261 5.Jimmy Diedrich ..........259 25+ C: 1.Macy Fridgen.............344 2.Ryan Berns................341 3.Nick Leaf ...................279 4.Lonni Gardner ...........249 5.Jeffrey Jones .............232 30 +Vet A: 1.Mark Arends ..............350 2.Chas Kadlec ..............338 30+ Vet B: 1.Corey Barber .............350 2.Bill Logan...................340 3.Jamie Koch................307 4.Jimmy Diedrich ..........280 30+ Vet C: 1.Chad Finckbone ........347 2.Nick Leaf ...................335 3.Adam Guberud ..........270 4.Jeffrey Jones .............267 5.David Williams ...........262 6.Jesse John ................238 40+ Senior A: 1.Frank Jackson ...........350 2.Brad Cunningham .....333

3.Ray Schiegel .............305 4.Martin Melby ..............297 5.Norm Miesen .............278 40+ Senior B: 1.Brian Bohlman...........331 2.Brad Davis .................311 3.Timothy Walker..........292 4.Steve Tate..................282 5.Raymond Riedl..........280 40+ Senior C: 1.Michael Engle............335 2.Paul Olson.................307 3.David Williams ...........304 4.Jesse John ................280 5.Mark Speldrick...........247 122cc-125cc 2-Stroke: 1.Justin Evans ..............329 2.Austin Nelson ............308 3.Garrett Montgomery ..297 4.Jayden Leuth.............210 5.Blake Badker .............207 250 B: 1.Austin Kienast ...........315 2.Mateo Johnson..........275 3.John Schulte..............266 4.Austin rasmussen......243 5.Mason Marty..............238 6.Desmond Luther ........211 7.Derek Keeney ............211 250 C: 1.Alex Timmer ..............315 2.Colton Steiger............286 3.Zach Berttunen..........286 4.Danny Cobenais........268 5.Lee Gardner ..............207 6.Myles Kragenbring ....175 7.Trisha Hoover ..............83 Open A: 1.Clay Olson.................200

Open B: 1.Austin Kienast ...........320 2.Derek Keeney............272 Open C: 1.Zach Berttunen..........321 2.Jake Vondrasek.........293 3.Austin Warner............270 4.Frank Jackson ...........222 5.Ryan Mosch ..............221 6.Nelson Engle .............174 45+ A: 1.Norm Miesen .............335 2.Brad Cunningham .....329 3.Jeff Johnson ..............295 4.Jack Parenteau .........196 45+ B/C: 1.Brad Davis.................338 2.Timothy Walker..........310 3.Steve Tate..................299 4.Raymond Riedl..........268 5.Mark Speldrick...........261 6.Mitchell Trom .............251 7.Randall Ross .............245 50+ Super Senior: 1.Jeff Johnson ..............328 2.Dale Ackermann ........283 3.Raymond Riedl..........277 4.Mark Speldrick...........247 5.Jack Parenteau .........229 55+: 1.Paul Olson.................344 2.Jerry Schulze.............278 3.Jack Parenteau .........275 Girls 9-12: 1.Piper Romfo ..............350 2.Ashley Rasmussen....334 Girls Sr 12-16: 1.Kyra Boaz..................347 2.Kourtney Trautner......335 Women: 1.Jacqueline Riess .......350 2.Mariah Braastad ........334 3.Trisha Hoover ............310 4.Katherine Vanderwerf 297 5.Anndi Ertel.................289 6.Dennauni Maki ..........260 7.Kourtney Trautner......247 8.Kari Cunningham.......237 Quad 25+: 1.Wade Reinke .............122 Quad 30+: 1.Brandon Lenk ............107 2.Zeb Kettelson ..............91 3.Cody Taylor..................72 Quad 40+: 1.Jim Meyer ....................97 Quad Production 450 A: 1.Mike Barnhart ............125 2.Cody Anderson ..........113 3.Neil Larsen ................100 Quad Prod 450B no jacket: 1.Jaden Katzenmeyer ..122 2.Alex Dale ...................107 3.Brandon Lenk ............105 Quad Prod 450C no jacket: 1.Colton Lugert.............125 2.Dawson Lugert ..........109 Quad Open A: 1.Mike Barnhart ............100 Quad Open B (no jacket): 1.Jaden Katzenmeyer ..125 2.Wade Reinke .............109 3.Gunnar Carlson ...........94 Quad 50cc Semi Stk 4-8: 1.Kaydence Hayden .....122 Quad 70cc CVT Prod 6-11: 1.Tyler Lehmann...........125 Quad 90cc S Stk 8-15: 1.Montray Thomas........122 2.Austin Lowry ..............119

Quad 90cc CVT Pr 8-15: 1.Vincent Callahan .......125 Quad Youth Prod 13-15: 1.Eli Van Zee ................125 2.Ethan Aune................104 Quad Yth Open 14-16: 1.Beau Tibbetts ............125 Quad Women: 1.Crystal Meyer ............122 2.Erin Gray....................119

3.John Robertson ...........76 Senior C: 1.Todd Lofstrom............123 2.Kieth Wiger ..................90 Masters: 1.Steve Reschke ..........155 2.Terry Wagoner ...........130 3.Len Fazendin.............123 Women: 1.Kristi Grote ................143 2.Miranda Tweeton .......132 3.Allison Mathwig ...........71 Junior: 1.Jack Maki ..................155 2.Cole Nash..................127

Youth Enduro:

Enduro:

Overall Champion: Tim Nienow...................155 AA: 1.Craig Holasek............136 2.Joe Martinson............124 3.Zach Martinson ..........115 200 A: 1.Adam Falk .................125 250 A: 1.Matt Lindberg ............155 2.Brian Grote ................133 3.Todd Mathwig ............108 Open A: 1.Curt Plzak ..................140 2.Randy Imholte .............53 Vet A: 1.Chad Tupper..............132 2.Andy Goble ................111 Senior A: 1.Pat Adrian..................155 2.Ralph Feld..................111 3.Robert Krueger ..........110 Super Senior A: 1.Paul Reschke ............155 2.Dave Schreiner..........132 3.Michael Carlson.........101 4.Daniel Falk ..................94 :200 B: 1.Nehemih Buchholz ....150 2.Travis Mathwig ..........132 3.Robert Maki ...............107 250 B: 1.Mark Schreiner ..........155 2.Mitchell Krueger ........131 Open B: 1.Jason Larson...............55 Vet B: 1.Jesse Szykulski ...........93 2.Christian Gendron .......64 Senior B: 1.Jamie Kilgore .............116 2.Paul Tweeton...............95 3.James Artmann ...........56 4.Thomas Stronczer .......38 Super Senior B: 1.Paul Schommer.........150 2.Tom Burns ...................87 3.Valerie Schaleben........71 200 C: 1.Nathan Adrian............155 2.Rob Lange.................131 3.Zach Wittmer ...............74 250 C: 1.Keith Schoeler .............77 Open C: 1.Austen Palmer.............65 Vet C: 1.Daniel Banks .............100 2.Peter Anthony..............93

Premier: 1.Kyle Becker ...............120 2.Jayme French ............115 3.Brady Kittock..............110 4.Elijah Buchholz..........103 5.Dalton Kittock ..............96 6.Roan Buchholz ............84 7.Austin McCoy ..............82 8.Drew Anderson............43 Peewee: 1.Joseph Goth ..............155 2.Tanner Tommerdahl...140 3.Colton Banks .............116 4.Aundrea Artmann ......106 5.Jared Long ..................51 Girls: 1.Emma Anderson........145 Macro: 1.Ryanne Artmann........120 Micro: 1.Lucas McCoy.............150 2.Wyatt Banks ..............121 3.Austin Holasek ............78

Hillclimb:

200: 1.Taylor O’Neil ..............203 2.Jason Laven ..............196 3.Luke Ciala .................148 4.Jeff Jack ....................102 250: 1.Zach Degross ............197 2.Logan Peterson .........138 3.Jason Braun ..............103 4.Nathan Prebe ............101 5.Aaron Prebe ................87 6.Taylor O’Neil ................84 450: 1.Zach Degross ............181 2.Logan Peterson .........157 3.Logan Cipala .............135 4.Travis Schroedl..........105 5.Joel Falde....................91 6.Nathan Prebe .............56 7.Mark Nielsen ...............32 600: 1.Zach Degross ............189 2.Logan Cipala .............139 3.Aaron Prebe...............115 4.Mike Wood.................108 5.Eric Donaldson ............57 6.Bradley Marking ..........55 7.Logan Peterson ...........53

750: 1.Kaleb Northrup ..........180 2.Jason Northrup..........166 3.Ben Gingery ..............109 Open: 1.Zach Degross ............166 2.Logan Cipala .............125 3.Charlie Cain...............107 4.Eric Donaldson ..........102 4-Stroke: 1.Logan Peterson .........188 2.Aaron Prebe ..............185 3.Bradley Marking ..........93 4.Travis Schroedl............85 5.Joel Falde....................79 6.Jason Bach..................63 ATV: 1.Mike Dosdall..............152 2.Tyler Clark .................145 3.Stephen Clark............121 King of the Hill: 1.Zach Degross ............153 2.Logan Cipala .............136 3.Eric Donaldson ............99 4.Mike Wood...................97 5.Aaron Prebe ................97 Micro Mini 4-8: 1.Cody Paider...............196 2.Lane Brookshaw........191 3.Brady Kirchner...........158 4.Mason Sullivan ..........153 5.Kennedy Braun............94 6.Steven Atherton...........83 7.Cameron Mack ............67 8.Courtney Bach.............62 9.Hunter Kirchner ...........55 10.Isaiah Wilson .............44 65cc 7-11: 1.Casey Paider.............216 2.Bodee O’Neil .............215 3.Kaden Funk ...............121 4.Colton Landwer ...........97 5.Mason Sullivan ............95 6.Lane Brookshaw..........89 7.Izaiah Dosdall..............87 8.Damon Warwick ..........71 9.Kyle Marty ...................69 10.Cody Paider...............67 Mini Jr. 7-11: 1.Bodee O’Neil .............221 2.Casey Paider.............220 3.Clive Brookshaw ........115 4.Kaden Funk ...............113 5.Damion Huppert.........111 6.Colton Landwer ...........96 7.Mason Sullivan ............88 8.Izaiah Dosdall..............77 9.Damon Warwick ..........76 10.Cody Paider...............63 Mini Sr. 12-15: 1.Landon Gilbertson .....236 2.Braiden Henry ...........181 3.Cody Atherton............167 125: 1.Luke Cipala ...............190 2.Taylor O’Neil ..............169 3.Landon Gilbertson .....152 Senior: 1.Mike Wood.................231 2.Mike Marty .................143 3.Jason Brookshaw ......129 4.Jason Bach................109 Super Senior: 1.Tim Cain ....................198 2.Dan McMurlyn ...........151 3.Jeff Jack ....................135 Women: 1.Casey Wood ..............218 2.Nicole Bach ...............198 3.Gabrielle Prebe .........151

Hare Scramble:

AA: 1.Nathan Ferderer ........230 2.Dylan Debel...............217 3.Tim Nienow................179 4.Mathew Stavish .........167 5.Luke Wilder ...............141 6.Tyler Pogreba ............139 200 A: 1.Tanner Houtari...........216 2.Kelvin Huotari ............127 250 A: 1.Austin Pogreba..........213 2.Kevin Plzak................198 3.Mitchell Watson .........169 4.Peter Nickel Jr ...........166 5.Brian Grote ................149 6.Ryan Sand...................88 Open A: 1.Garrett Hansen..........235 2.Dan Illies....................213 3.Curt Plzak..................169 4.Paul Otto ...................148 5.Drey Lacroix ................85 6.Randy Imholte .............72 Vet A: 1.Brian Hasslen ............221 2.Brandon Hansen .......174 3.Robert Newport .........170 4.Chad Tupper..............124 Senior A: 1.Ralph Feld .................225 2.Chris Macintosh.........150 3.David Voss ................139 4.Jamie Bauer ..............131 5.Allen Jenrich ..............113 6.Sean Mowry ..............108 Super Senior A: 1.Paul Reschke ............245 2.Dave Schreiner..........215 3.Todd Johnson ............159 4.Steve Reschke ..........145 5.Jay Waalen................131 200 B: 1.Nehemiah Buchholz ..240 2.Chaz Herzog .............225 3.Jason Cysiewski........194 4.Alexander Wallner .....161 250 B: 1.Mark Schreiner ..........222 2.Gary Stoudt ...............207 3.Josh Clark .................134 4.Austin Hawk ..............128 Open B: 1.Ben Kortbein..............197 2.Jason Larson.............181 Vet B: 1.Derek Otteson ...........205 2.Jerry Costello ............176 3.Tony Blake.................153 4.Jason McCoy.............152 5.John Niewoehner ......108 Senior B: 1.Kurt Olsen .................235 2.Paul Tweeton.............182 3.Mike Kolden...............159 4.Chris Peterson...........154 5.Steven Mehr ..............127 6.Tom Scheider ............124 7.Chris Palmer ..............113 8.Steven Herzog.............83 CYCLE USA, December 2014

Super Senior B: 1.Pal Schommer...........240 2.Bill Oliveira ................221 3.Carl Evers..................194 4.Steven Novak ............187 200 C: 1.Colton Reschke .........235 2.Devin Winter..............210 3.Alex Tweeton .............199 4.Tyler Tedrick ..............155 5.Michael Thomas ........102 250 C: 1.Alex Kulzer ................245 2.John Cysiewski..........207 3.Keith Gorton ..............187 4.Richard Barger ..........142 5.Eric Hempel...............141 6.Zach Wittmer .............131 7.Davin Gorton .............114 Open C: 1.Jaime Forslund..........212 2.Austen Palmer...........192 Vet C: 1.Travis DeWeese ........195 2.Matt Menke................169 3.Jason Eggert .............132 4.Matthew Bansback ....120 5.Michal Munoz ..............75 6.Peter Anthony..............59 7.Sean Mortensen ..........56 Senior C: 1.Jason Naughton ........235 2.Steve Jowers.............177 3.John Naughton ..........151 4.Roger Marks..............139 5.Thomas Kramer.........131 Super Senior C: 1.Dan Forslund.............231 2.Douglas Gorton .........152

3.Evaristo Giuliani ........151 Masters: 1.Terry Wagoner ...........226 2.Larry Tupper ..............207 3.Len Fazendin.............197 4.Jim Erickson ..............109 Women: 1.Mary Schreiner ..........245 2.Miranda Tweeton .......196 3.Kristi Grote ................160 4.Jessica Curtis ............153 Junior: 1.Jarrett Loegering .......206 2.Jacob Peterson .........199 3.Bailey McCarthy ........173 4.Jayme French ............111 5.Jayce Zappa ..............110 6.Dalton Kittock ..............90 7.Austin McCoy ..............78

8.Myles Munoz ...............76 Girls: 1.Madison Siebenaler...240 2.Cora Reschke............197 Macro: 1.Travis Illies.................231 2.Trey Bremer...............175 3.Ryanne Artmann........166 Micro: 1.Allison Siebenaler......231 2.Lucas McCoy.............196 3.Rusian Johnson.........162 4.Austin Holasek ..........128 5.Maxwell Munoz ..........119

Yth Hare Scrambles: Premier 1.Devon Jirik.................218 2.Jerrett Loggering .......203 3.Bailey McCarthy ........184 4.Jayme French............152 5.ross Niewoehner .......150 6.Elijah Buchholz..........146 7.Roan Buchholz ..........144 8.Austin McCoy ............132 9.Benjamin Marks...........91 Peewee: 1.Tanner Tommerdahl...216 2.Joseph Goth ..............180 3.Charlie Siebenaler.....170 4.Aundrea Artmann ......152 5.Ryder Gerulli .............139 6.Aiden Jowers.............137 7.Blake Auckland..........106

Dirt Track:

Senior 40+: 1.Ryan Einerwold .........132 2.Randy Thistle...............95 Master 50+: 1.David Darsow ............189 2.Greg Schmidt ............133 3.Frank Sterzinger..........75 600 Vintage: 1.Adam Schmidt ...........158 2.Ryan Schmidt ............152 3.Mike Schmidt .............142 Open Twin: 1.Mike Schmidt .............134 250/450 A: 1.Jeremiah Lindberg.....192 2.Zach Bailey................137

3.Daniel Bailey .............129 Open A: 1.Jeremiah Lindberg.....170 2.Rich Delak .................164 3.Ryan Einerwold ...........86 Open B (no jacket): 1.Jack Downey .............135 2.Brad Barickman.........108 3.Zackry Einerwold .........89 Open Semi Pro: 1.Macintosh Mcgrew ....106 2.Cole Fealy ...................96 450 Semi Pro: 1.Macintosh Mcgrew ....131 2.Cole Fealy .................106 Quad Mini 50/70: 1.JP St. James .............194 2.Ayla Lokken ...............130 Quad Open Pro/AM: 1.Brock Zychowski .......177 2.Ryan Bruggeman ......155 3.Jordan Lokken...........143 4.Matt Ernhart...............103 Quad Open A: 1.Brock Zychowski .......194 2.Ryan Bruggeman ......176 3.Jordan Lokken...........132 Quad Open B (no jacket): 1.Justin Berhow............165 2.Bryan Skaudis ...........142 3.Tim Hinz ....................134 Quad Beg C (no jacket): 1.Marchall Bridges........162 2.Roger Mains ..............132 3.Abi Skaudis ...............100 50cc Jr: 1.Brady Karolevitz ........125 50cc Sr: 1.Joey Lindberg............158

2.Brady Karolevitz ........153 3.Ross Monson ..............89 4.Marcus Monson...........80 50cc Shift & Shaft: 1.Joey Lindberg............179 2.Jacob Schmidt...........126 65cc Mini: 1.Ginger Downey..........158 2.Brady Downey ...........156 3.Lucas Logue..............133 80cc Open: 1.Jackson Lindberg ......183 2.Allison Bailey .............162 Supermini: 1.Jackson Lindberg ......189 2.Allison Bailey .............168 Beginner Open (no jacket): 1.Trevor Sterzinger.......163 2.Frank Sterzinger........148 3.Zak Skaudis...............133 MadDog: 1.Zach Bailey................171 2.Daniel Bailey .............161 3.Trevor Sterzinger......159 Vet 30+: 1.Rich Delak .................160 2.Ryan Einerwold .........108 3.Wade Wessels.............94 Quad Production 90..Points 1.Jon Johnson Jr ..........183 2.Zane Lokken..............170 3.Jaden Dostal .............135 Quad 16-24: 1.Mark Neidermine ......116 2.Amanda Flanscha .......97 Quad Vet 25+: 1.Matt Ernhart...............132 2.Tim Hinz ....................131 3.Bryan Skaudis............112

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Pearl City Trials Pearly City, Illinois - Oct. 18/19 By Liz Jeffries

rost lay heavy on the ground Sunday morning as we woke for the last contest of the NITRO 2014 season. Today it was being held at Pearl City, IL, a gorgeous private property owned by one of the riders, Tito Nappi. As the frost burned off, it turned into a beautiful day. Bright blue skies towered overhead as a slight breeze played through the trees, and even though the area had rain during the week, the ground was tacky and the traction was amazing. The Trialsmasters had created a variety filled wonderland for the riders. The loop was a fun mix of open atv type trails and twisty single track through the trees. Low rocky creeks, tight twisty turns around trees, boulders, climbs and steep descents awaited the group who set out today. As an added bonus, a fine layer of fresh fallen leaves lay waiting to turn

even the slightest off camber into a dab grabber. The sections ranged from tight and technical to long flowing, and then full of turns and logs, providing every type of terrain to test every skill a rider had. And the riders had come to play! The Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class had four entries with Sara Pranskunas taking first with a total of six points. The Youth class was won by Chasen Orme. Jeff Franklin took first in Senior and Matt Dissell dominated the Knobby class. The Novice class was hotly contested between eight riders. The top five were separated by only nine points, with Lee Orme taking the big win with a completely clean day! Intermediate saw low scores as well, with Brian Fore coming out first with five points over Tim Pickett with eight. Ryan Rivenburgh finished first for Advanced, and had the distinction of winning every NITRO contest he entered this year. Greg Sassi blew away the

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Expert field with an astounding thirty-eight points, and Ralph Littlefield (NITROâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s President) came in second with seventy. And of the four riders in the Champ class, Dave Rohrschnieder once again claimed the top prize with an amazing thirty-two point day. Dave also was awarded the 2014 Trials Rider of the Year award, not only for his amazing riding in the contests over the year but for his continuing work to help support and assist other riders. Mike Cross and

Ralph Littlefield received the Ironman award for the year, meaning that they were the only riders to compete and finish every NITRO event this season. There was also a brief presentation of the 2014 NITRO champions, who will receive their awards at the banquet. Thanks to all the great landowners, Trialsmasters, helpers, checkers, and everyone else involved who made it an amazing season! Results Champ: 1.Dave Rohrschnieder 2.Alain Vandewalle 3.Luke Littlefield Expert: 1.Greg Sassi 2.Ralph Littlefield 3.Camilo Rivera 4.Charles Shanks 5.Kevin Huber Advanced: 1.Ryan Rivenburgh 2.Robert Walters 3.John Zigler 4.Mitchell Littlefield 5.Mike Cross Intermed: 1.Brian Fore 2.Tim Pickett 3.Warren Lange 4.Nolan Blaesing 5.Homer Weber Novice: 1.Lee Orme 2.Ann Marie Cross 3.Kevin Andreuccetti 4.Doyle Sutherland Johnson 4.Maxwell Munoz 5.Aubrie Newport

Greg Sassi topping the Expert class.

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Springfield Armory Shootout Geneseo, Illinois - September 27/ 28 By Jordyn Minnaert

t was the last weekend of September, and riders eagerly lined up at a local farm in Geneseo, Illinois for a fun filled event. The Springfield Armory Silver Dollar Shootout has been has an astonishing organization put together by motorcycle enthusiast and riders themselves. Originating in the 1960’s, the Enduro event became more than just idea. Although the Enduro has not ran continuously since then because of various issues, 2015 will mark 50 years of its origination. It originally was named the Con Rod Derby and the Tri City Motorcycle Club, located in Coal Valley, Illinois, held the event. The start of the event use to be on the Kershaw Farm in Colona, Illinois, at the base of the Rock River Bridge. Then it moved out to the club house that the club operated out of. It would travel over many areas of land in Henry County including both the Green River and Rock River bottom ground that could not be used for farming. It would go into multiple land owners’ fields and timbers. As well as Bob Reese’s Farm, owner of Springfield Armory in Geneseo, Illinois, on the north side of town, which would always be the biggest challenge of the event because of the big hills. Over the years as off-road motorcycling became more centralized in one area with shorter 3-5 mile courses, hare scrambles races took over and Enduro events tapered off. In the early 1990’s Ron and Harv Whipple, being Enduro enthusiasts, started it back up. After a short break, the first place it was held was at the Livesay Farm, located in Geneseo. Year after year, the event would also start at Loitz's Farm in Geneseo, and at the Springfield Armory machine shop by the Reese Farm. It came to start in the Henry County because there was more cooperation from landowners and law enforcement than in Rock Island County. “There use to always be the misconception of motorcyclist being rowdy and full of gang members,” states Harv Wipple. “However that is no where near the case and I believe Henry County knew that, being a farm community. With both ATV's and motorcycles on the farm, many of the land owners rode themselves.” Ron and Harv Whipple, now owners of WFO promotions, got Springfield Armory to sponsor this Enduro event and renamed it The Springfield Armory Silver Dollar 50

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Shootout. Both of the owners of Springfield Armory, Tom and Denny Reese, as well as their father Bob, raced Enduros. Just like in the early days, it became a challenge for the Whipple brothers to lay-

out a course over so many miles, so they put it aside. Ron went about putting on hare scramble races and Harv went off to doing his own work for the AMA. Troy McDonald took over the Enduro

and ran into the same ‘over it’ issue. As of last year, Jerrod Minnaert and a handful of his friends took over the enduro. Layton Erickson is responsible for the dual-sport enduro. The Enduro is held on the Minnaert’s Farm, still located in Geneseo. The process of prepping and setting up the Enduro takes not only time, but also a lot of help. Jerrod and his friends have brought a new life to the enduro by lining up various charities to donate to. This year the proceeds raised by the Enduro went to the Honor Flight of the Quad Cities. Harv Whipple says, “As I think back, that is what we should of done all along because no one puts on Enduros for the money. They all do it because they love the sport and they want to give back.” This year, Bren Rashke was the overall winner for the A class. The top riders were back to back from the first test to the last. After the first two tests, there were still six riders tied for the overall win. After the third test of five, the tops riders were all within ten seconds. “At that point I knew I was sitting second overall, and I knew I had a shot at this

most fun trails we get to ride all year, it's awesome!” Rashke thanked G2 Ergonomics, Fun Mart Cycle, his Dad, and everyone else that has helped him out.

Overall winner Bren Raschke

thing,” stated Rashke. When Rashke went into the last and longest test, it was a winner takes all kind of deal. “I just put my head down and kept pushing. I felt terrible through the whole test. I came out of the woods thinking I got smoked! Finding out I won the overall was like a dream come true, being from this area on some of the

Results: C: 1.Stephen Stocklen 2.Eric Piening 3.Triston Nees 4.Colin Lyon 5.Lucas Coyle AA: 1.Anthony Krivi 2.Tim Taber 3.Austin Wells 4.Ryan Lenth 5.Jeff Fredette 86-250A: 1.Bren Rashke 2.Colt Converse 3.Zeb Zigler 4.Luke Watters 5.JJ Beighle 251+A: 1.Tyler Heitzler 2.Dave Edsall +30A: 1.Micah Statler 2.James Razor 3.Nicholas Nenow 4.Ryan Lair 5.Kris Nees +40A: 1.Ryan Gusewelle 2.Erik Shafer 3.Dave Stickel 4.Kelly Getz 5.Jeff Snedecor 86-200B: 1.Blake Ryan 2.Cody Rossmiller 3.Stan Szlachciuk 201-250B: 1.Nick Graf 2.Tanner Rusk 3.Joey Frey 4.Ed Villadonga

5.Kelby Getz 251+ B: 1.Jake Gould 2.Jim Cantabury 3.Brett Holmes 4.Scott Rohlfing 5.Don Myers +30B: 1.Jonathan Burge 2.Eric Tjelmeland 3.Justin Kuecker 4.Brett Drew 5.James Schuster +40B: 1.Richard Tom 2.Shawn Minnaert 3.Greg Cooke 4.David Morgan 5.Laine Stevens +50: 1.Larry Bever 2.Tony Robinson 3.Tim Anderson 4.Paul Biggerstaff 5.John Buechner GM: 1.Wally Mika 2.Richard Mertes 3.Jim Spencer 4.John Nenow 5.Larry Crosby

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Illini Series Finale at Crossroads

250C class start

Mason, Illinois - Nov. 2 By James Pinckard

ound five of the Illini Series was hosted by Crossroads MX. It was a rain date, and having a race in November is always a risk. This time it paid off as the temps were cool, but perfect for racing. Drew made some track changes and I have to say the dirt and track was the best I have ever seen! What a great, fun track to ride! Word in the pits race morning was the track was for sale. All the riders said we hope whoever buys it keeps it as a Motocross track. If you chose to go somewhere else or stay home because of the weather you missed out! Thank you Matt Jackson from World of Powersports for putting on the races and supporting the Illini Series. The day started with church service that was dedicated to Troy Lea. Troy was a member of the Christian Brothers Motocross. Troy First time winner, 50Sr passed away this year class rider Caleb House 52

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from a stroke. He is missed, having touched the lives of many riders both young and old. They day ended with the Illini Series overall awards. Congratulations to all the 2014 Illini Series Champions! There were a few riders that had an outstanding day. Yamaha rider

Joey Sapienza took the moto wins and overalls in the 125 and Schoolboy classes, locking down the series championships. Yamaha rider Landen Noggle also had a big day. In Open C Noggle won the first moto with Suzuki rider Ethan Chesnut second and Yamaha rider Tristen Smith third. In the second moto Noggle again took the win for the sweep and overall. Chesnut finished second with Smith. In 250C Noggle again had his Yamaha on the gas taking the first moto win with Sage Glasgow charging hard for second. In the second moto Glasgow gave everything he had but he couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t match Noggle this day. Noggle was on his game taking the win. Paul Law finished third in both motos. I think the most impressive rider of the day was Skyler Leaf. In the 85Sr class Leaf had his Honda flowing around the track, setting big bike lap times to take the first win. Kawasaki rider Jacob Mcgee finished second with KTM mounted John Greer third. In Supermini Leaf was at it again, jumping to early leads and never looking back. In both motos Kawasaki rider Jacob Mcgee finished second with Grant Shelton third. Shelton has to be the most improved rider this year, being his first year he put in a strong rides.

Grant Shelton charging to third in the SuperMini class.

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14 KTM 200 XC-W - - - - - - - $7,599 14 KTM 250 SX - - - - - - - - - $7,199 14 KTM 250 SX-F - - - - - - - - $7,999 14 KTM 250XC - - - - - - - - - - $8,299 14 KTM 250 XC-F - - - - - - - - $8,599 14 KTM 250 XCF-W - - - - - - $8,599 14 KTM 300 XC - - - - - - - - - $8,499 14 KTM 300 EXC-F - - - - - - - $9,899 14 KTM 350 SX-F - - - - - - - - $8,749 14 KTM 350 XC-F - - - - - - - - $9,499 14 KTM 450 SX-F - - - - - - - - $8,999 14 KTM 500 XC-W - - - - - - - $9,849

12 Honda CRF250RC - - - - - $5,999 13 Honda CRF450RD - - - - - $7,599 13 Honda TRX450R - - - - - - $7,099

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13 Yamaha TTR230D - - - - - $3,401 14 Yamaha WR450FE - - - - - $7,299 13 Yamaha Raptor 700 - - - - $6,878 14 Yamaha Raptor 700 - - - - $7,699 14 Yamaha Raptor 700R Special Edition - - - - - - - - $8,799

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Hopefully we will see everyone back at Crossroads again next year! Event Results: 50Sr: 1.Caleb House 65Jr: 1.Krystian Janik 2.Thomas Wojtasow 3.Preston Leaf 65Sr: 1.Conner Hess 85Jr: 1.Ewan Krisch 2.Johnny Boneau Jr 3.Conner Hess 85Sr: 1.Skyler Leaf 2.Jacob Mcgee 3.John Greer SuperMini: 1.Skyler Leaf 2.Jacob Mcgee 3.Grant Shelton 4.John Greer 5.Adam Calcara Schlby: 1.Joey Sapienza Schlby 2: 1.Parker Smith 2.Brody

Beck 3.Dylan Jones 125cc: 1.Joey Sapienza 2.Eric Holaday Open A: 1.Zack Hoffman 2.Eric Feuillerat 3.Logan Skaggs Open B: 1.Collin Yenerich 2.Dane Morgan 3.Aaron Carter Open C: 1.Landen Noggle 2.Ethan Chesnut 3.Tristan Smith 4.Cody Wright 250A: 1.Zack Hoffman 2.Logan Skaggs 250B: 1.Travis Walker 2.Stephen Cecil 3.Travis Johnson 250C: 1.Landen Noggle 2.Sage Glasgow 3.Paul Law 4.Dylan Jones 5.Cody Wright 14-24: 1.Collin Yenerich 2.Parker

Smith +25: 1.Eric Feuillerat 2.Kyle Porter +30A: 1.Kirt Monk +30B/C: 1.Aaron Carter 2.Chris Skelton 3.Jason Gerling 4.Jay Brewer 5.Joe House +40: 1.Jay Brewer +45: 1.Darrin Crook 2.Tony Burns +50: 1.James Pinckard +55: 1.Rodney Wiley Vintage: 1.Michael Kistler 2.Austin Hebenstreit 3.Eric Lawson Mini 1: 1.Ewan Krisch 2.Aidan Glasgow 3.Krystian Janik 4.Caiden Gerling 5.Thomas Wojtasow

Open A/ +25 Champ Eric Feuillerat

Open B/ 14-24 Series champ Collin Yenerich

John Greer 85SR Illini Champ

Landen Noggle topped the 250 and Open C classes

Illini Series Championships 50cc (4-8): 1.Preston Zollers 2.Kyla Pogliano 3.Dalton Mcconnell 4.Owen Blakey 5.Leo Tucker 50Jr: 1.Preston Zollers 2.Owen Blakey 3.Mikah Carpenter 4.Jayden Adams 50Sr: 1.Krystian Janik 2.Talan Zollers 3.Zayden Mason 4.Caleb House 5.Hunter Savage 65Jr: 1.Krystian Janik 2.Thomas Wojtasow 3.Talan Zollers 4.Zayden Mason 5.Jackson Herra 65Sr: 1.David Frawley 2.Zennon Shain 3.Conner Hess 4.John Perovic 5.Caden Cox 85Jr: 1.Ewan Krisch 2.Zennon Shain 3.Johnny Boneau 4.Colin Marler 5.John Perovic 85Sr: 1.John Greer 2.Jacob Mcgee 3.Dawson Ryker 4.Dane Folsom 5.Robert Lopez SuperMini: 1.Zack Tatar 2.Jacob Mcgee 3.John Greer 4.Dawson Ryker 5.Grant Shelton Schlby: 1.Joey Sapienza 2.Zack Tatar 3.Edward Lengwin 4.Chase Sexton 5.Tyler Thompson Schlby 2: 1.Parker Smith 2.Brandon Gourley 3.Andrew Seales 4.Rj Mackenzie 5.Brett Gourley 125cc: 1.Joey Sapienza 2.Edward Lengwin 3.Tyler Thompson 4.Paxton Kerber 5.Max Thurman Open A: 1.Eric Feuillerat 2.Jacob Wever 3.Ty Tyrrell 4.Michael Norris 5.Jace Owen Open B: 1.Collin Yenerich 2.Colten Burk 3.Aaron Carter 4.Damon Thomas 5.Thomas Goodnick Open C: 1.Landen Noggle 2.Tristan Smith 3.Andrew Lewis 4.Kevin Knox 5.Sam Sappington 250A: 1.Michael Norris 2.Sean Miller 3.Mark Marincic 4.Jace Owen 5.Ty Tyrrell 250B: 1.Colten Burk 2.Paxton L Kerber 3.Brandon Gourley 4.Thomas Goodnick 5.Ryan Onesky 250C: 1.Landen Noggle 2.Paul Law 3.Hunter Wilson 4.Gage Noblitt 5.Cody Wright 14-24: 1.Parker Smith 2.Collin Yenerich 3.Damon Tatar 4.Kollin Leathers 5.Dalton Hancher +25: 1.Eric Feuillerat 2.Cory Deadmond 3.Andrew Buckles 4.Tyler Inboden 5.William Grothaus +30A: 1.Kirt Monk 2.Chad Thompson 3.William Grothaus 4.Shawn Kelley 5.Greg Braet +30B/C: 1.Jason Gerling 2.Ryan Mcclain 3.Brad Adams 4.Joe House 5.Tina Carter-speece +40: 1.Jason Hendrix 2.Tim Filippi 3.Preston Nelson 4.Chad Thompson 5.Jay Brewer +45: 1.Michael Yenerich 2.Darrin Crook 3.Tim Filippi 4.Gary Adams 5.Michael Westbrook +50: 1.Michael Yenerich 2.James Pinckard 3.Gary Adams 4.Michael Westbrook 5.David Hallin +55: 1.Rodney Wiley 2.Gary Peak 3.Orville Kline 4.Tim Boblin 5.Todd White Women: 1.Tina Carter-speece 2.Danielle West 3.Kayla Miller Vintage: 1.Damon Tatar 2.Michael Kistler 3.Colten CYCLE USA, December 2014

Azzie Finishes D16 Season! Lake Mills, WI - October 12 By Dave Hollub

ctober always means a close to the motocross season at Aztalan Cycle Club, it also means a chance to pay respects to two former members lost at a young age to cancer. The race is the Randy Schuessler/ Gabe Leonard Memorial race and the club uses this weekend to raise money for the fight to eliminate cancer. This year the weather was a perfect fall day for the 350 entries that came out. When the gate dropped for the 34 riders in 250C, Jake Garwood launched out front and stayed there to the finish. James Burd settled into second, and despite pressure from Lucas Zimmerman all moto held the position. Seth Doeberlein was in fourth until Craig Flancher got by early in lap two. Garwood was out front again at the first corner in the second moto and immediately began putting a gap on everyone else. Simon Walters

came over the plateau on lap one in second with Zimmerman, Hunter Schueller, and Joseph Scheiber right behind. Flancher worked his way into fifth before the checkers came out. Garwood took the overall with his 1/1 day while Zimmerman (4/3) was second and Walters (6/2) was third. Eli Walters followed Tyler Murrie around the first corner in 250B moto one. Walters wasn’t wasting any time and the first time over the plateau he was out front and had already opened up some breathing room over Murrie. Aaron Sirko and Nicholas Czechowicz were close behind. Czechowicz moved into third when Sirko went down on lap two. Kenny Ehredt was fourth with Mason Persha right behind. Murrie bobbled on lap three after the plateau and fell back to mid-pack leaving the door open for Czechowicz to finish second just in front of Ehredt and Persha. In moto two, Walters grabbed the holeshot and immediately

Josh Bowman in 85cc (9-11)

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Travis Schaefer was second overall in +30B/C.

started pulled away. Czechowicz got past Murrie on lap two for second. Jacob Jesko was next in line to challenge Murrie and made the pass before the lap ended. Jesko began chasing down Czechowicz. Jesko pressured him through the fourth lap and finally made a pass stick as they went over the plateau on lap five. Jesko held on to second at the checkers. The 1/1 day gave Walters his first overall of the day while Czechowicz (2/3) was second and Persha turned is 4/4 day into a third overall. After taking the 250B and Open B overalls as well as a second in Sportsman B/C Walters commented, “My day went really good, I had some good motos and went 1-1 in 250 and

Open B, and Sportsman went 2/2 right behind Jamison Duclos. I thought I was going to get him that last moto but realized it was only four laps instead of six like the others. I just did my best and worked my way through the pack when I had to. Once I was out front I settled in and rode my own pace, stayed true and did what I know how to do. Overall a real great day, my Southeast Sales Suzuki is performing great. Thanks also to All Good Healthy Fast Food, Life vantage with Axio Energy drink, ProTaper, Decal Works Graphics and my Mom and Dad.” Elijah Tetzlaff edged out Jackson Oehlhof for the holeshot in moto one of 65cc, but Cole Godfrey and Justin

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Oehlhof were ahead of them as they came over the plateau on the first lap. Godfrey had his hands full holding back Justin Oehlhof until midway through lap two when Justin Oehlhof found an opening big enough to slip through for the lead. Justin Oehlhof looked like he was going to cruise to the moto win until he slipped up enough for both Godfrey and Tetzlaff to pass him on the final lap. Justin Oehlhof launched out of the gate for moto two and hit the holeshot with Tetzlaff close behind. Godfrey got around Tetzlaff in the west end and began pushing Justin Oehlhof, looking for Andrew Bussen (#80) holeshots +45. any opening to pass. Godfrey and Tetzlaff again capitalized on an error by Justin Oehlhof resulting in both moving past him on lap three. This time Justin Oehlhof had enough time to at least regain second by passing Tetzlaff as the white flag was coming out. A two moto win gave Godfrey the overall with Justin Oehlhof (3/2) converting the moto math to take second while Tetzlaff (2/3) was third. As the gate dropped for Women’s, Jade Wennlund launched out and hit the corner +30B/C rider Timothy Dopke out front of the other Nick Czechowicz (172) and Jacob Jesko battle in 250B. fifteen riders. outside and stole the lead. Before they passed Jazwiecki on the final lap. Wennlund’s lead disappeared quick as came out of the sand in the west end McDuclos, “ I got kind of a bad start first Alexa Duclos slipped by her in the west Canna was back out front with Stewart, Anmoto, I got around the leader and then just end. Duclos opened up some breathing drew Bussen, and Tom Ferguson trailing. kept pushing. I rode hard all the way until room and then cruised to the moto win. On Ferguson made a pass on Bussen in the I saw the checkered flag. Second moto their first time over the plateau Monica barn section but couldn’t catch the leaders. Sierra Dortch pulled the holeshot but in the Jazwiecki was running third with Tammy By the time the white flag came out Marc back section she went outside and I stayed Flemming and Bryanne Wolf right behind. Ottenad had fought through the class and inside and got past her. Sierra fell in one of Sierra Dortch was on the move after a bad was challenging Ferguson. Ottenad was the corners on lap three and that gave me a start and by the end of lap two she had able to make the pass midway through the break the rest of the moto. I want to thank moved up to third, closing in on Wennlund. lap and finish third. The moto two holeshot Sierra because she does push me, that is Dortch caught Wennlund in the barn secwent to McCanna, with Stewart right there what I think helps make me a better racer. tion on lap three but didn’t make the pass trying to steal it away. Ottenad had a better Racing with someone that is faster than me until they were just out of the scoring area start this moto and as lap two began he was helps me get better for the next race. The and then held on to the finish. Dortch made pressuring McCanna for the lead. Ottenad track is pretty good, a couple spots had up for her moto one start by grabbing the was out front on the next pass over the some sketchy ruts but it is really pretty second moto holeshot. Once again Duclos plateau and he stayed there to the finish. good. I want to thank Fly Racing, PR2 Suswas on the move, taking over the lead in McCanna held on in second with Mike pension, Yamaha, Rock River Powersports, short order. Duclos once out front was unDuclos and then Stewart finishing close beand My mom and dad as well as my brothable to shake Dortch until their third pass hind. McCanna (1/2) took the overall. ers for pushing me when we ride at home.” through the Gator Pit when Dortch went McCanna, “First moto was pretty good, With twenty-five riders on the gate for down trying to set up a pass. Duclos held Stewie got the holeshot and I followed him +40, everyone was expecting a good race, on for the moto win while Wennlund around the first half lap. He got out of and they were not disappointed. When the slipped into second and Jazwiecki took shape a little bit in the back and I got by gate dropped Brian McCanna got a good over third. Dortch was able to recover and him and I was able to run my own race jump but John Stewart powered around the 58

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from then on. Second moto I got the holeshot and just kind of took off. Marc eventually ran me down and put the pass on me in a tight corner. He took off and I had nothing for him after that. That lap and a half he was all over me and you can really hear that 125cc 2 stroke screaming. Usually I know it is Marc but today Stewie was also on a 2 stroke, and he was also riding really well so I wasn’t sure who it was. The track was great, it held up great and the crew did a good job. I would like to thank Aztalan Cycle Club for putting on a great event and Rock River Powersports.” While it is always sad to end the season, it brings out the anticipation for next year. Now the bench racing can start over who is going to dominate next year. Aztalan Cycle Club wants to pass along a huge THANK YOU to everyone that came out this year. Without you, we wouldn’t be able to keep improving and striving to maintain some of the best racing in the midwest. Results: 250A: 1.Dillon Kau 2.William Menzel 250B: 1.Eli Walters 2.Nicholas Czechowicz 3.Mason Persha 4.Jacob

Dretzka 4.Arick Abraham 5.Timmy Baake +25A: 1.Joseph Dretzka 2.Dillon Kau 3.Keith Degrand 4.Andrew Tyrrell 5.Karter Busse +25B/C: 1.Josh Ramsay 2.Travis Schaefer 3.Jeremy Braund 4.Kevin Yde 5.Brad Yde +30B/C: 1.Joe Skodras 2.Thomas Wolf 3.Andy Bowman 4.Jeremy Braund 5.David Peterson +30A: 1.Keith Degrand 2.Brian McCanna 3.Karter Busse +40: 1.Brian McCanna 2.Marc Ottenad 3.John Stewart 4.Mike Duclos 5.Andrew Bussen +45: 1.Kevin Yde 2.Tom Ferguson 3.Andrew Bussen 4.Robert Edler 5.Gregg White +50: 1.Robert Edler 2.Paul Sheppard 3.Gregg White 4.Allen Brhely 5.Edward Mehring 50Jr: 1.Riley Busse 2.Owen Blakey 3.Jayden Wolf 4.Jayden Adams 5.Ryder Skodras 50Sr: 1.Nolan Schweighardt 2.Benjamin Blazek 3.Brody Tobianski 4.Nathaniel Froemming 5.Ryan Bussen 65cc: 1.Cole Godfrey 2.Justin Oehlhof 3.Elijah Tetzlaff 4.Jackson Oehlhof 5.Noah Bindas 85cc (9-11): 1.Dj Gritzmacher 2.Eugene Wolff 3.Justin Oehlhof 4.Brandon Martyniak 5.Braden Warner 85cc (9-13): 1.Eddie Norred 2.Dj Gritzmacher 3.Eugene Wolff 4.Brandon Martyniak 5.Braden Warner 85cc (12-15): 1.Eddie Norred 2.Tyler Gamble 3.Tristian Tuhy 4.Cody Gamble 5.Andi Bowman 125Jr: 1.Eddie Norred 2.Seth Doeberlein 3.Simon Walters 4.Tyler Gamble 5.Dalton Pergande NonCur: 1.John Stewart 2.Dave Bergeron 3.Ian Malinowski 4.Dillon Riemann 5.Josh Dearborn SuperMini: 1.Eddie Norrewd 2.Seth Doeberlein 3.Tyler Gamble 4.Deven Fell 5.Tristian Tuhy Josh Dearborn (#76) and Greg Niles in NonCurrent.

Jesko 5.Tyler Murrie 250C: 1.Jake Garwood 2.Lucas Zimmerman 3.Simon Walters 4.Craig Flancher 5.Hunter Schueller Sports B/C: 1.Jamison Duclos 2.Eli Walters 3.Mason Persha 4.Kail McCormack 5.Cody Richter Open A: 1.Joshua Philbrick 2.Tylor Skodras 3.Joseph Dretzka 4.Ty Tyrrell 5.Timmy Baake Open B: 1.Eli Walters 2.Jamie Baake 3.Kail McCormack 4.Jacob Jesko 5.Ian Malinowski Open C: 1.Jake Garwood 2.Tyler Sidders 3.James Burd 4.Alex Bindas 5.Dylan Apuli Women: 1.Alexa Duclos 2.Jade Wennlund 3.Sierra Dortch 4.Monica Jazwiecki 5.Bryanne Wolf Unlimited A: 1.Joshua Philbrick 2.Ty Tyrrell 3.Joseph

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LTM D17 Bonus Points Weekend

14-24 class riders; #28 Parker Smith and #517 Kenny Felgar.

Casey, Illinois - October 25/26 By James Pinckard

he Lincoln Trail Motosports crew did a great job preparing two tracks before holding three races! Saturday it was the Classic track motocross. Sunday the Classic track hosted a Quad only race while the Bomber track hosted the District 17 Bonus Points race, and the final round of the Fly Showdown series. On top of all this, another huge reason so many people

turned out is that is was LTM’s annual Appreciation weekend. And what a fun weekend it was! Great, warm weather welcomed riders and their families to the appreciation party. On Saturday riders got the privilege of racing on the Classic track. This is a track with great history, and always fun to ride. The downhill triple is still one of the best jumps and track features that I have ever seen. If you have not raced this track, do it the next chance you get. Saturday morning started off with practice and a halloween costume contest. The rules to the contest were you had to ride the third practice with your costume, and it Evan McCoy, back at the track.

Gary Adams topped the +45 and +50 classes both days.

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was a riot. Indian warrior Rollanda Johnson not only had on a costume, but her bike decorated as well. It looked like she was riding a horse. It was fun and the LTM crew gave out great trophies to the top three. Saturday seemed to draw lots of “classic” riders. The +55 class had a good showing. In the first moto Yamaha rider Gary Peak took the win with KTM rider Gary Shewhart second and Charles Nice third, ahead of Rodney Wiley and Ken Felger fifth. In the second moto Peak showed why he has the number one on his bike, and took the moto and overall win. Nice had his 250 Yamaha smoking the second moto and finished second for the moto and overall while Shewhart held on to third. The 30B/C class has to be one of the best classes on the track. The class size has been huge, hosting one of the biggest classes of the day and for sure the biggest age class. In the first moto Kawasaki rider Aaron Carter was flying and took the win. Eran Salzmann was second with Honda rider Brian Kooistra third. In the second moto Carter again took the win and the overall with Salzmann second. Yamaha rider Brad Adams finished third for the moto dropping, Kooistra to fourth. Adams finished third overall with Kooistra fourth and Ben Yarnell fifth. After the Classic track race I was approached by a guy who asked “Do you remember me?” It was 250C Kawasaki rider Evan McCoy. I asked how he was and how

he did today and he said, “I got ninth in the C class, I haven’t been back riding for long because I had cancer. While I had it I would get chemo during the week and ride a couple of days later. It’s all about attitude right? Now I have a child and I’m cancer free and getting back to racing.” Wow what a fighter! It’s great to see someone with such a strong love for life and thankful for being back at the track doing what he loves. Just a great example for all of us when we choose to focus on small problems. Saturday night the races moved to the pit bike track where around eighty entries went after it. There were all kinds of bikes, riders from many age groups, and they all had one thing in common; They had a great time! A new class was added this year, a “Moms” race. It was great to see the kids cheering for the moms, and the moms had a great race that was full of smiles. I look for this race to grow next year, so practice up moms and come out and play. Thank you Drew! In addition, there was free food for everyone who came out, and no one went away hungry. They had and prizes all weekend, giving away Fly swag and many other items. JM Racing was also on hand with their support truck. Matt Borgic said, “We

like coming out to support this event and I will help any rider set up their bike with sag and settings, free of charge. We do work at the track, wanting to do more than just provide shop service. We want to be out there and help tune the suspension after the work has been done.” Matt stayed Sunday until the last truck pulled out, taking care of every question anyone had. One thing that could have used some suspension work was the Hay ride. The wagon was full of kids and families most of the night, taking rides and having a great time. Being fall, the nights do get cool but all you had to do is go to the Bonfire which was huge! After everyone went Part of the fun Saturday night, in the Buddy race. back to camp there were monpion Mark “The Bomber” Barnett who sters in the pits! Trick or Treat that is. raced the Classic track many years ago, and Many kids went around gathering candy, is from Illinois. This was the final round of and just enjoying being kids. the Fly Showdown series and a District 17 Sunday morning welcomed riders to the Bonus Points race. A great reason for the Bomber track. This track is much faster, riders to fight for spots because every one and built my former AMA national chamcounted!

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The 250C class was huge, not surprising. In the first moto Honda rider Hunter Wilson took the win with Yamahaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Landen Noggle and Gage Noblitt close behind. In the second moto Wilson again took the moto win. Noblitt stepped it up, finishing second. Yamaha rider Tyler Thompson took third and after finishing fourth the first moto gave him third overall. The 14-24 class saw Kawasaki rider Parker Smith simply getting it done! Smith took the first moto win with Gage Noblitt second and KTM rider Kenny Felgar third. Eddie Kline finished fourth with Suzuki rider Koty Groutage fifth. In the second moto Smith was cranking and took the moto and overall wins. Second for the moto was Felgar who also took second overall ahead of Noblitt. The +45 class was flying! The first moto Yamaha rider Dean Stouer proved to be the fastest besting Kawasaki rider Gary Adams, a long time fast guy. Suzuki rider Scott Campbell finished third With Kawasaki rider Darrin Cook fourth and Todd Oney fifth. In the second moto it was on! Things were all mixed up from the first moto and when the smoke cleared Adams was on top, taking the moto and overall wins. Stouer finished second ahead of Oney. Crook found himself in fourth for the second moto again as Campbell finished fifth. Thank you to the staff and crew of Lincoln Trail for providing us great tracks to ride and race on all year. And for a great place to share time with friends and family. Saturday Classic Track Results: 1.50cc (4-8): 1.Levi Woodring 2.Kade Jackson 3.Jaxon Woodring 4.Dalton Mcconnell 5.Brayden Cox 50Jr: 1.Noah Woodring 50Sr: 1.Ian Murphy 2.Gavin Batson 3.Hunter Savage 4.Caleb House 5.Drake King 65Jr: 1.Luke Jackson 2.Anthony Edgerton 3.Gavin Batson 4.Ian Murphy 5.Clayton Anderson 65Sr: 1.David Frawley 2.Seth Warfield 3.Jaxton Roper 85Jr: 1.Adam Funk 2.Anthony

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Edgerton 3.Aidan Glasgow 4.Beau Noland 5.Luke Jackson 85Sr: 1.Dane Folsom 2.Derick Bell 3.Justin Hooper 4.Chase Branon 5.John Greer SuperMini: 1.Dane Folsom 2.Jacob Bell 3.Grant Shelton 4.Justin Hooper 5.Ian Birmingham Schlby: 1.Drake Bailey 2.Cody Schmitt 3.Jason Gepford 4.Edward Lengwin 5.Derick Bell Schlby 2: 1.Parker Smith 2.Hunter Wilson 3.Cody Schmitt 4.Andrew Mueller Jr 125cc: 1.Drake Bailey 2.Dean Stouer 3.David Stouer 4.Jason Gepford 5.Troy Noland Open A: 1.Michael Norris 2.Cory Deadmond 3.Kenny Felgar Open B: 1.Aaron Carter Open C: 1.Landen Noggle 2.Klayton Fox 3.Logan Boone 4.Sage Glasgow 5.Eddie Kline 250A: 1.Michael Norris 250 B: 1.Aaron Carter 2.Kynon Johnson 3.Kyle Campbell 250C: 1.Hunter Wilson 2.Gage Noblitt 3.Landen Noggle 4.Sage Glasgow 5.Alex Funk 14-24: 1.Parker Smith 2.Kenny Felgar 3.Gage Noblitt 4.Eddie Kline +25: 1.Cory Deadmond 2.Ryan George +30A: 1.Tim Hawthorne 2.Kirt Monk 3.Ryan George 4.Shawn Kelley 5.Chanc Persons +30B/C: 1.Aaron Carter 2.Eran Salzmann 3.Brad Adams 4.Brian Kooistra 5.Ben Yarnell +40: 1.Tim Hawthorne 2.Preston Nelson 3.Chanc Persons 4.Eran Salzmann +45: 1.Gary Adams 2.Dean Stouer 3.Darrin Crook 4.Scott Campbell 5.Tony Burns +50: 1.Gary Adams 2.Andy Kooistra 3.Mark Price 4.Gary Peak 5.James Pinckard +55: 1.Gary Peak 2.Charles Nice 3.Gary Shewhart 4.Rodney Wiley 5.Ken Felgar Women: 1.Kayla Miller 2.Emily Hooper 3.Rollanda Johnson Vintage: 1.Joey Mohn 2.Brad Adams 3.Andrew Mueller Jr 4.Clint Foster 5.Eric Lawson Mini 1: 1.Aidan Glasgow 2.Ashton Birmingham 50cc (4-8): 1.Landon Corn 2.Bryson Thompson 3.Keagan Thompson 4.Draven Thompson Sunday Classic Track Quads : (8-15): 1.Jacob Taylor 2.Carson Niehaus 3.Drake Butler 4.Braydon Orr 300cc (13-15): 1.Rachel Trent 2.Byron Butler 3.Caleb Corn 16-29: 1.Jordan Dunn 2.Micheal Counts +30: 1.Justin Daugherty 2.Jason Jackson 3.Dane Lomax +40: 1.Kevin Pocrnich 2.James Black 3.Kristofer Wiidhaber 4.Joel Cooprider 5.Rick Corn Open A: 1.Ronnie Higgerson 2.Calen Mcginty 3.Timmy Schultz 4.Justin Daugherty 5.Jerod Corn Open B: 1.Kelton Zeman 2.Ethan Glidewell 3.Zach Castleman 4.Dalton Woolard 5.Todd Sitz Open C: 1.Tyler Trent 2.Shane Stoddard 3.William Fenneman 4.Kyle Williams 5.Cody Kraft 50cc (4-8): 1.Ashton Warfield 2.Waylon Thornton 3.Dalton Mc-

connell 4.Brayden Cox 5.Kade Jackson Bomber Track Sunday Fly Showdown Series 50Sr: 1.Ian Murphy 2.Gavin Batson 3.Andrew Hayhurst 4.Hunter Savage 5.Christopher Colantoni 65Jr: 1.Edgar Lewis 2.Luke Jackson 3.Anthony Edgerton 4.Ian Murphy 5.Andrew Hayhurst 65Sr: 1.John Perovic 2.Zennon Shain 3.Blake Satter 4.Seth Warfield 5.David Frawley 85Jr: 1.Edgar Lewis 2.Adam Funk 3.Aidan Glasgow 4.John Perovic 5.Anthony Edgerton 85Sr: 1.Dane Folsom 2.Jacob Mcgee 3.Derick Bell 4.Gage Stear 5.Chase Branon SuperMini: 1.Dane Folsom 2.Jake Fell 3.Jacob Mcgee 4.Chase Branon 5.Grant Shelton Schlby: 1.Drake Bailey 2.Jason Gepford 3.Troy Noland 4.Edward Lengwin 5.Jason Bruno Schlby 2: 1.Parker Smith 2.Andrew Mueller Jr 3.Kaleb Fulscher 125cc: 1.Drake Bailey 2.Jason Gepford 3.Edward Lengwin 4.Dean Stouer 5.David Stouer Open A: 1.Michael Norris 2.Ronnie Ford 3.Trey Launius 4.Blake Copeland 5.Cory Deadmond Open B: 1.Andrew Seales 2.Brayden Copeland 3.Cody Schmitt 4.Aaron Carter 5.Bryce Cox Open C: 1.Hunter Wilson 2.Landen Noggle 3.Eddie Kline 4.Klayton Fox 5.Craig Rennier Cycle USA contributor, James Pinckard in the +50 class. Photo by Phyllis Blume

250A: 1.Michael Norris 2.Trey Launius 3.Blake Copeland 4.Kiefer Banter 250 B: 1.Andrew Seales 2.Nick Lasecki 3.Nathan Mcclure 4.Cody Schmitt 5.Koty Groutage 250C: 1.Hunter Wilson 2.Gage Noblitt 3.Tyler Thompson 4.Sage Glasgow 5.Alex Funk 14-24: 1.Parker Smith 2.Kenny Felgar 3.Gage Noblitt 4.Koty Groutage 5.Eddie Kline +25: 1.Cory Deadmond 2.Ryan George +30A: 1.Ronnie Ford 2.Ryan George 3.Kirt Monk 4.Shawn Kelley 5.Matt Richey +30B/C: 1.Aaron Carter 2.Eran Salzmann 3.Brian Kooistra 4.Brad Adams 5.Darrin Crook +40: 1.Tim Hawthorne 2.Ronnie Ford 3.Chad Thompson 4.Chanc Persons 5.Eran Salzmann +45: 1.Gary Adams 2.Dean Stouer 3.Todd Oney 4.Darrin Crook 5.Scott Campbell +50: 1.Gary Adams 2.Andy Kooistra 3.Gary Peak 4.James Pinckard +55: 1.Rodney Wiley 2.Ken Felgar 3.Lyndon Campbell 4.Gary Peak 5.Alan Drake Women: 1.Kayla Miller 2.Emily Hooper 3.Rollanda Johnson Vintage: 1.Brad Adams 2.Jake Fell 3.Andrew Mueller Jr 4.Nathan Reed 5.Michael Kistler Mini 1: 1.Aidan Glasgow 2.Edgar Lewis 3.Caiden Gerling 4.Ashton Birmingham 5.Blake Satter

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