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AS PRESIDENT AND SPOKESPERSON OF BRAUN ENTERTAINMENT, WE WILL PRODUCE THE LARGEST “COMBINATION” OF AMATEUR & PRO MOTOCROSS, ATV, AND FAMILY OFF-ROAD RIDING EVENTS EVER ASSEMBLED IN ONE LOCATION, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 22, 2012 AT DURHAMTOWN…….UNION POINT, GEORGIA…… JUST 75 MILES EAST OF ATLANTA! WE CALL THIS “COMBINATION” OF EVENTS…………THE MOTORODEO 1): MOTORODEO [moh-toh-ROH-dee-oh] noun; A rodeo of off-road riding events; First called XXXX in an effort to describe 8 days of motocross and ATV events taking place Feb. 22 - 29, 2012; see the following definitions: 2): “MX ONE”…...WED thru SUN (2/22-2/26) …… 3 MOTOS ON 4 TRACKS! A MOTOCROSS FIRST! Five days of MX competition! “MX ONE” is the first major motocross event of the 2012 “amateur nationals” 3): RIDE WITH YOUR RACER; A MOTOCROSS FIRST! Mom, Dad, sis, or brother, ride on your own bike or ATV and share the experience of what your racer feels on their bike. Ride our rentals, or use your own. (2/22-2/26) 4): SUPERCROSS BUS TRIP (SAT 2/25); THE MOTORODEO HIGHLIGHT! All signed-in riders, family members, and friends can ride the busses roundtrip to the Atlanta Supercross, have a pit pass, take a track walk, meet the Pros, and be introduced to the SX crowd, with Erv Braun. “A once in a lifetime experience.” 5): GARY DENTON ATV OPEN “A tribute to the greatest ATV racer of all time!” AMATEUR & PRO racers will race 3 days on 3 tracks; 1 MX track and 2 uniquely combined MXGP/TT tracks! (Mon 2/27 thru Wed 2/29) 6): AN 8-DAY MOTOCROSS, MOTORCYCLE, AND ATV FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT FUNCTION consisting of numerous off-road-riding activities, including trail riding, 2 and 4 wheel racing, flat-track, drags- races with staging light-tree, hill-climb, Pro freestyle, Jeep 4X4, BMX, horseback riding, and more. 7): A FAMILY MOTORSPORT VACATION with all the amenities: RV Park, Lodge, Cabins, Restaurant, Bar, Entertainment, Game Room, Motorcycle/ATV shop, service department, certified mechanics, The Works!
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I would like to welcome everyone to the 40th Annual Thor Winter Olympics, presented by Pro Circuit! In four decades there have been several generations of racers that have raced the Mini Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. We have seen a lot kids race here at Gatorback and grow up to race professionally. We have seen them retire and then come back to race the Vet class while their kids are racing. It is great to see how the enthusiasm of racing keeps families close together. I started racing about 40 years ago and it was the same way then. There is no other sport in the world that is parallel to motocross. This is the only amateur national event in the United States that sees riders from all over the world come to here to race. We welcome all of the riders have come here from Europe, United Kingdom, South Africa, South
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Each year hundreds of families and thousands of riders make the trek south to sunny Florida. For over 30 years now the Winter National Olympics, also known as
the Mini Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, hosts the last amateur national of the year. Held at the Historic Gatorback Cycle Park in Gainesville, Florida, the event is put on by Wyn Kern and the Unlimited Sports crew who each year step up the game and make the facility and racing better. The champion is determined after the combined scores from SX and MX. This year, the racing was amazing and spectacular like always with thousands of people coming from around the country and world to take part. Here is how our Florida boys and girls did this year at the Winter National Olympics.
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We are going to look at each class and go
from youngest up to the big guys. If you are in the top 10, you made the cut! On the Pee Wee bikes it was Cullin Park taking home a title in the 51 (7-8) Stk class after he won his
In the 65 (7-9) Mod Bailey would have his problems but Greer and Saborio still stayed in the top 10 with a 8th and 9th. In the older 65 class, the (10-11) Tyler Pantley finished up 3rd in both main events of the Stock and Mod classes. Chase Fasnacht was 10th in Stk and Colton Eigenmann was 10th in Mod.
SX RACE REPORT heat race and then won the main even! Daniel McCullon placed in the 10th spot in the main after a 6th in his heat. In the 51 (4-6) Stk it was Cody Russell with a strong 5th place in the main. Sage Lewis finished up 8th in the main after a lousy heat race where he finished 13th in the 51 (4-6) Oil Inj class. One of the hottest riders coming into Mini Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s was Jordan Bailey on his KTM ride. He backed it up with perfect scores in the 65 (7-9) Stk class. Florida riders had this class locked down as Dylan Greer finished on the podium in 3rd and Tyler Lang was 4th in the main after a 3rd place in his heat. Edtes Saborio had to run a LCQ, in which he won, and came back strong with a 7th in the main event!
Now up into the 85cc classes. Tyler Pantley was the only rider to finish in the top 10 in the (9-11) divisions where he was 8th in Stk, after a 2nd place in his heat and then 9th in Mod after a 5th in his heat there. Chase Bell was on his A game all week though. The Kawi rider took the (12-13) Stk title when he won the main event coming back from finishing second in his heat race. He would have his problems in the Mod class but Bradford Young would have a killer Main event on his Kawi to just miss out on the podium in 4th. In the Supermini 1 (12-15) class Chase Bell was back on the podium in the number 3 spot after a 9th in his heat. Jumping up to the big bikes RJ Hampshire landed inside the top 10 on his SIX12 Suspension backed ride in the Youth (12-16) Stk class
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he finished 6th in the main after a 8th in his heat. Cody Chisholm was 8th in the main event on his Pro-Circuit backed Yamaha in the Youth (12-16) Mod class. Justin Summers had a amazing week and was looking for a lot of titles the week of Mini Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Summers had a solid 2nd place finish in the main in the 250 B Stk class. He was also 2nd in his heat race in that class. In the Mod 250 B Summers went in with a win in his heat race and had a great gate pick but had problems and finished up 8th in the main event. In the Open B class Summers would get his win in the Stk class. He went in with a win in his heat race on the Open B Mod but came up just short in the second spot in the main event. Larry Bo Partin was in the top 10 in that main with a 9th. In the C classes Florida had some solid riders out there who are about to make the jump up to the B class. Daua Andreoli would actually come home with a title in the Open C Mod class after he finished up 2nd in his heat and won the main event! Jack Sigismondi was 7th
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in that main and Spencer McCall was 8th. In the Open C Stk class the SIX12 Suspension/ KTM rider Jack Sigismondi finished inside the top 5 with a 5th in the main event. Daua Andreoli was looking to capture another win in the 250 C Stk class after he won the heat race but struggled with the win and finished up 5th in the main. Bryson Taylor had a very good ride in the 4th spot. Jumping into the big boy A/Pro class Loretta Lynn winner, Zack Freeberg was looking to keep his momentum going on his Team Green/Pro-Circuit Kawi. In the 250 Pro Stk class Freeberg struggled with a 19th in his heat but managed to come back and get 5th in the main event. Justin Starling, who had just switched over to the Kawasakis had a great heat race in 2nd and was 6th in the main. Kyle Goerke was 9th in the main after finishing 18th in the heat. In the 250 Pro Mod
class Starling was up front again this time finishing on the box in 3rd in the main event! In the Open Pro Stk class Starling was riding killer again, this time finishing up 2nd in the main event. Alonso Pazos had a great ride in the 5th spot, Goerke was 6th and Garrett Edmisten snuck into the top 10 after a long departure from riding. Starling was looking for that title in the Open Pro Mod class where he went in with a win in the heat race but was 5th in that main event. Starling would capture his title in the Fourstroke class as he won both the heat and main event! Michael Clarke was 5th, Augie Lieber 7th, Garrett Edmisten 9th and Wilfredo Guzman 10th. Looking into the Vet classes. It was great to see Augie Lieber come back and race an amateur event and he showed everyone his skills on his MX South Kawasaki as he went out and won the main event in the Plus 25 class! Garrett Edmisten was 7th and Sharp Motoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Elliott Cook was 9th. Earl May took home a title in the Plus 45 class as he is always so consistent and
strong. May also finished up with two 4thâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s overall in the Plus 35 and Plus 40. In the Plus 45 class we had 5 riders in the top 10. Mark Beamer was 3rd, he also finished 8th in Plus 40, Dennis Banks 7th, Robert Nagy 8th and Dan Laplace 9th. Finally looking at the ladies, Christina Older narrowly missed out on the Girls (12-15) class, she was 2nd in her heat and 2nd in the main event. In the Women (12+) class it was Kayleen Williamson on her SIX12 Suspension Honda pulling the holeshot and leading for 3 laps, but she was passed but Leah Cantrell on her Kawasaki who went to the front and took the title! Williamson would hand onto 3rd to finish on the box, Brinsley Dyess was 8th and Courtney Long 10th.
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Now with SX all finished up, all the rid-
ers got to head outdoors, where they are all comfortable. Starting it off with the young guys once again Jacguel Gonzalez was up in the top 5 both motos in the 51 (4-6) Stk
KTM. Tyler Lang went 3-5 in the stock class to finish up 4th overall. In the Mod class Dylan Greer won his heat race, but a 7th in the main put him back to 5th overall. Ethan Woods was 7th going 4-6 and Seder Martin was 9th with a 7-9. In the 65 (10-11) classes Tyler Pantley was up front once again. This time in the stk class he went 3-6 for a 4th overall and in the Mod class he went 3-10 for 7th. Also in the Stk class Ramyller Alves was 6th overall going 8-4 and Chase Fasnacht was 10th with a 9-11 tally.
MX RACE REPORT Oil Inj class. He went 4-5 to to finish in the 4th spot. Sage Lewis kept it inside the top 10 going 10-10 to finish 9th. Cody Russell and Vincent Valente were both riding strong in the 51 (4-6) Stk class. Russell was 5th overall going 4-8 and Valente 7th going 7-7. In the 51 (7-8) Stk class Cullin Park was looking to put the nail in the coffin with the title, after he won the SX class. He would go out and win the first moto but moto 2 was not was he was looking for having problems and finished up 13th for a 8th place overall. Blake Odum went 6-10 and was 10th overall. Jordan Bailey had an absolute perfect MX event in the 65 (7-9) class. Bailey would win every moto in both the Stk and Mod classes. Bailey showed everyone who was the fastest 7-9 rider by take home all of the titles aboard his
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Pantley put in a strong performance in the 9-11 Stk class with a 3-6 tally for 5th. He narrowly edged out Jordan Bailey who was 6th overall going 6-4. Chase Bell was back to his winning ways in the 85 (12-13) Stk class. He took the title, going 3-1 for the win. Bradford Young was a solid 8th overall on his Kawasaki going 6-8. In the (12-13) Mod Bell couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t snag the title but kept it on the podium with a 2-3 tally for 3rd. Bradford Young was 8th again, this time going 4-8. Chase Bell was not done though, as he would capture once more title. This time in the Supermini 1 (12-15) division. He took home both moto wins to take home the title. Bodie Colangelo was 10th, going 6-10. Looking at the big bikes Cody Chisholm finished up a solid 5th overall in the Youth (12-16) Mod class going 5-5. In the Schoolboy (14-16) Justin Summers was 6th with a 5-3 and RJ Hampshire 7th going 4-7. In the B classes, Justin Summers was up on the podium once again. This time in the 250 B Mod he went 2-4 for 3rd and in the Open B Mod he was in the title hunt after he won the first moto, but got beat out for the title in the
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second moto, where he finished second and 2nd overall. In the C Classes Blake Branson took the first moto win in the 250 C Stk class and in moto 2 was 3rd, which gave him 3rd overall. Bryson Taylor would follow him home in 4th, going 2-4. Bryson Taylor was very close to that title in the 250 C Mod class, as he went 1-3 for 2nd, Daua Andreoli was 3rd going 6-2 and Blake Branson 4th after a 3-6 tally. In the Open C Stk class Blake Branson was 8th overall, 9-5 and Allen Arnst 9th, with a 10-6 finish. In the Open C Mod Daua Andreoli finishing up on the podium once again with a 3rd, going 2-3. Spencer McCall had a good ride in 7th, 4-9. Justin Starling captured a huge title, this time in the 250 Pro Stk class. Starling would come out in the 2nd moto and make the most of it as he took the moto win and with a 4th in moto 1 was enough for the title. Starling would have problems in his second moto of the 250 Pro Mod class where he went 4-10 for 9th. In the Open Pro Stk class Starling was back up front battling, but a 8th in moto 1 would hurt him. He did come back to finish up 3rd in the second moto for 5th overall.
Donald Solley was 8th overall going 5-12. In the Open Pro Mod, Starling was 5th overall going 6-5 and Michael Clarke 6th with a great first moto finishing 2nd but a 10th in the second moto would stop his title hunt. Starling would go onto capture another title in the Fourstroke class. Starling had a perfect 1-1 tally for the win. Wilfredo Guzman rode strong in 5th overall, going 4-5. Michael Clarke was 6th going 3-6 and Alonso Pazos 10th, 6-13. Over in the Plus classes Earl May was once again the star, taking home yet again another title in the Plus 45 class. May went 1-1 for a perfect week in that class. In the Plus 45 he was followed home by Mark Beamer in 5th with a 7-3, Sam Ellen in 6th going 6-5 and Bob Riker in 10th going 10-9. Riker had a even better Plus 50 score where he was 4th overall going 3-4, also in that class was Braulio Carvalho in 9th, 6-11. In the other plus classes, Earl May would finish 4th in Plus 40, 4-4, Mark Beamer was 10th with a 12-9. In the Plus 35 May was 5th going 5-5, Smith Luciano was 10th, going 14-9. In the Plus 30 Luciano would come home in 8th over Alex
Gombar who was 10th, 11-10. In the Plus 25 Garrett Edmisten went 8-5 for 6th, Matt Johnson had a great ride inside the top 10 for 9th going 9-10 and Sharp Motos Elliott Cook was 10th going 11-9. Finally in the ladies classes. Christina Older would put her stamp on the week as she would capture the MX and Mini Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Title in the Girls (12-15) Division. She would win both motos outdoors to be the big winner. Shelby Quast would jump inside the top 10 going 13-8. In the ever exciting Women (12+) division it was Leah Cantrell having a absolutely perfect week as she won every moto and heat race to win the Womens class! She would be followed home by Kayleen Williamson in 3rd, she went 6-3, Brinsley Dyess in 4th, going 3-6, Kelsey Morris was 7th, 5-12 and Lydia Greiner 9th, 12-7. Florida was well represented in all of the classes. Congrats to everyone who won titles, made it into the top 10 or if your goal was making into the main. Good job and we will see you next year for the Winter National Olympics!
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THE FUTURE LOOKS FAST Take a look at the 2011 Team Dunlop National riders and you’ll see that the future of professional motocross looks bright indeed. These young racers in the 105cc and under classes have already racked up a
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stellar list of accomplishments, and they’re ready to follow in the tracks of Team Dunlop alumni who have gone on to win races and titles in the pro ranks aboard Dunlop tires. These young stars will compete in the toughest, most prestigious amateur races across the
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