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PeeWee A Rider Tyler Lamb
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President Randy Faul (863)244-3709 president@floridatrailriders.org Vice President Amanda Richardson (727)580-4455 vicepresident@floridatrailriders.org Secretary Jack Terrell (863)984-9294 secretary@floridatrailriders.org Treasurer Kevin Vaughan (941)426-5122 treasurer@floridatrailriders.org
Hare Scrambles Randy Rash (954)931-5709 hschair@floridatrailriders.org Enduros Allen Pearce (352)339-5644 endurochair@floridatrailriders.org Enduros George Tolson (863)698-3837 enduroref@floridatrailriders.org Hare Scrambles Dan Aitken (407)461-8595 hsref@floridatrailriders.org Associate HS Ref Bill Drymon (941)351-4887 wdrymon@verizon.net
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AA/A Matt Ludwig (727) 424-3532 cdlover@hotmail.com
Specialty A/B Peter Magee (352)-472-6932 cr250@bellsouth.net
B/C Mike Ludwig (727)510-9295 mlgamer4@aol.com
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Hare Scrambles AA/A Jonathan Belle (813)240-6022 jbelle34@gmail.com
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Specialty A/B Danny Kittell (727)244-7299 cell (727)786-8922 home kittell@verizon.net
Specialty C/Women Kerri Chambers (863)956-9140 jekchambers@aol.com
Saturday Classes Kurt Lucas (786)385-7771 ktmx16@gmail.com
Quads Kayla Vawter (863)381-2649 ftrchampx2@yahoo.com
Hare Scramble Brandon St. John (912)729-1089 hsscore@ floridatrailriders.org
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AREA
Area #1: No Director Counties: Out-of-State, Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington, Bay, Jackson, Calhoun, Gulf, Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin, Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor, Lafayette, Dixie Area #2: Jeremy Powell (904)225-3176 jeremypowell88@hotmail.com Counties: Hamilton, Suwannee, Columbia, Baker, Union, Bradford, Nassau, Duval, Clay, Putnam, St. Johns Area #3: William Toreki (352)372-1135 stillbill@cox.net Counties: Gilchrist, Alachua, Levy, Marion, Citrus, Sumter, Lake Area #4: Joe Carrasquillo (386)295-8428 fdjoec@aol.com Counties: Flagler, Volusia Area #5: David Wildner (727)510-9039 katoom200@hotmail.com Counties: Hernando, Pasco. Pinellas, West Hillsborough Area #6: Dale Ellis (863)551-1598 dlellislane@counstruct.com Counties: East Hillsborough, Polk Area #7: Bill Jenkins, Jr. (407)282-6056 ford3233@aol.com Counties: Seminole, Orange, Osceola Area #8: Sam Boydstun (321)433-0619 woodsracer@cfl.rr.com Counties: Brevard, Indian River Area #9: Ron Thomas (941)232-9562 ronthomasftr211@gmail.com Counties: Manatee, Sarasota, Hardee, DeSoto, Highlands
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ftrmagazine@dekmar3d.com Area #10: Luis M Rodriguez (772)871-6385 luisabx@hotmail.com Counties: Okeechobee, St. Lucie, Martin Area #11 Peter Rose (941)270-1189 pwrracingktm@gmail.com pete.rosemarine@max.com Counties: Charlotte, Glades, Lee, Hendry, Collier Area #12: Frank Campbell (561)689-8578 flawoods35@yahoo.com Counties: Palm Beach Area #13: James Agate (954)562-2500 agatej@bellsouth.net Counties: Broward, Dade, Monroe
1 Apollo Motorcycle Club Jim Rollyson-Cocoa,Fl (321)917-6845 oldjimdandy@bellsouth.net www.apollomotorcycleclub.com 2 Azalea City Motorcycle Club Gary Wyatt-Interlachan,Fl (386)684-2698 wyattg1@windstream.net 3 Big Scrub Trail Riders John Hawkins-Tavares,Fl (352) 516-6903 jamohawkins@embarqmail.com www.bigscrub.com 4 Central Florida Trail Riders KeithFinner ty-Altamonte Springs,Fl (407) 774-9090 keith@keithfinnerty.com 5 Columbia Enduro Riders Ricky Dennis-Columbia,SC (803)786-0051 mastercraft@bellsouth.net 6 Daytona Dirt Riders RandyGriffin-NewSymrna Beach,Fl (386)423-4302 harescram755x@aol.com www.daytonadirtriders.com 7 Family Riders, Inc. Johnny Thomas-Hanahan,SC (843)553-1463 familyriderssc@bellsouth.net 8Greenville Enduro Riders Duane Wellington-Laurens,SC (864)908-6109 lcwell@prtcnet.com
CLUB 13 River City Dirt Riders Barry Miller-President (904)613-6572 Glenn Hunt- PR Chair (678)231-4100 rcdrjax@gmail.com www.rcdr.org 14 Sarasota Area Dirt Riders Randy Faul-Sarasota,Fl (863)494-6476 randt817@gmail.com www.sarasotadirtriders.com 15 Sarasota Area Quad Riders Amanda Fronckowiak-Venice,Fl (941) 223-6974 ajc7191@comcast.net 16 Southeast Florida Trail Riders Fra n k Ca m p b e l l -We s t p a l m Beach,Fl (561) 689-8578 flawoods35@yahoo.com www.seftr.org 17 Sumter Enduro Riders Johnny McCoy-Sumter,SC (803) 481-5169 jmccoy@sc.rr.com 18 Suncoast Trail Blazers Brian CoughlinTampa,Fl (813)841-2160 bcoughl2@tampabay.rr.com www.suncoasttrailblazers.com 19 Sunrunners M/C Jack Terrell-Auburndale,Fl (863)984-9294 jackt@nohvcc.org 20 Tallahassee Trail Riders Steve Tomicich-Tallahassee,Fl (850)556-6784 www.tallahasseetrailriders.org
9 Old School Dirt Riders Ben Kelly-Sarasota,Fl (941)650-1473/(941)650-1474 ftr90racer@yahoo.com 10 Palm Beach Track & Trail Randy Rash-Ft.Lauderdale,Fl (954)931-5709 Motodadfla19@aol.com 11 Perry Mountain M/C Glenn Hollingshead-Selma.AL (334)872-0619 hhollingsh@msn.com 12 Nature Coast Trail Blazers Paul Ladouceur (352)279-4911 Paul@spectrumvoice-data.com www.naturecoasttrailblazers.com
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FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS THE PREZ
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am going to jump around a little in this article as there are several things I would like to touch on this month. As I looked through the April magazine I couldn’t help but smile about Jimmy Moore taking over our club meeting. You talk about having everyone’s attention; you could hear a pin drop when he was telling his story. Here’s a prime example of allowing our youth to get a sense of involvement and accomplishment while having a good time listening to the stories, this is also the beginning of keeping them interested in our sport. Speaking of involvement, the other picture of our boys was another example of letting our kids get some hands on experience and have some fun as both Aaron and Jesse were loading up the vehicles with stakes and posts. Those monster size gloves that Jesse had on were a dead giveaway that something big was happening. This was about four or five years ago that these memories were made and you just can’t get these times back. This is one of many benefits of belonging to a club as all of our clubs welcome new members young or old. So again, take your kids to the woods whether it is a ride day or just a family gathering, nothing better than getting to know each other and giving everyone a chance to be themselves. FTR continues to look at different things and ways to enhance our organization to benefit our membership and events. Items like one day memberships, live on line scoring, new Rhino to serve our membership at our events and adding more to our awards ceremony. This couldn’t happen if we didn’t have officers, committees and BOD members with positive attitudes working together as a team to get things accomplished.
As I look around at our events it has apparent that a little coaching is needed along the way to becoming a more knowledgeable and safe rider. One thing I really notice is a lot of our riders, mostly young, continue to let our visors drop down to a level that it impairs our vision. Impair my vision? How can that be you ask? Proper riding technique allows you to look way down the trail and to let your sub consequence remember what you looked at before you get there, therefore keeping ahead of the ground you are traveling on. With you visor tilted all the way down over your eyes, there’s no way to see what’s down the trail let along react in time to avoid a mishap. Even worse, combine the low visor with constantly looking down at the front wheel and it’s a recipe for disaster. Next time you or your child go riding, grab the visor and pull it all the way up. Look down the trail as you look for smooth lines to save energy and not over ride your motorcycle. Things like proper body position, bike prep and having a clear mind will allow you to ride with confidence while having fun. This is why we do this isn’t it! Thanks for listening, Randy Faul
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FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS CORNER
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CHAPLAIN’S
ear FTR Family, Can you believe we are back to racing again? I had just about forgotten how to do it. Great job Tallahassee Trail Riders at Gator Back. As far as your club goes, I was so pleased to see so much support for your organization. So many of your club members showed up and worked their hearts out. Thanks for being there and helping to make your event such a great success. Many of our FTR members have shared that they have been going through some challenging times. On April 23, in our family’s daily devotion, Billy Graham had the following thoughts to share regarding suffering. “It is an undeniable fact that usually those who have suffered most are best able to comfort others who are passing through suffering. They know what it is to suffer, and they understand more than others what a suffering person is experiencing—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. They are able to empathize as well as sympathize
with the afflictions of others because of what they have experienced in their own lives Our suffering may be rough and hard to bear, but they teach us lessons that in turn equip and enable us to help others. Our goal should be to learn all we can from what we are called upon to endure, so that we in turn can comfort each other and edify one another (1 Thessalonians 5:11).” The next time you are going through a hard situation in your life, this is not the end. God has a plan for you to learn and grow through these difficulties. I am always available should you need to talk. I look forward to seeing you on the line! Your friend, Andy Dickson FTR Chaplain Master A #121
You can contact us at (904) 673-9034 (Andy) (904) 813-5713 (Ragan) 78 Dolphin Blvd * Ponte Vedra Beach, FL * 32082 orrmfamilyracing@bellsouth.net - email
A QUICK NOTE FROM OUR TECH INSPECTORS
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hy do I need numbers on my race vehicle? We get this question at tech inspection every so often, usually it is followed by, “I have a transponder!” Well, let me give you a few reasons why we require numbers on race vehicles. 1. Back up scoring needs to be able to identify riders. Background color and number. 2. EMS and safety team need to be able to identify injured riders. 3. Course workers need to be able to identify lost or missing riders. 4. Sweep crew needs to be able to identify broken down riders or the last rider on the sweep lap. 5. Course workers and Officials need to be able to identify riders in the event of rule infractions. 6. Spectators need to be able to cheer on their racers. These are just some of the important reasons for numbers on your race vehicle. Most Racers take pride in their ride and how it looks. As with everything, there are few that have torn and or missing
numbers on one or more of their number plates. I ask each racer to view their bike/ATV from a distance, 100 feet, 200 feet, can you see and read the back ground color, number and letter on your own vehicle? This exercise will help you understand some of the frustration back up scoring workers and course officials have when trying to identify race vehicles. Why there are specific rules and requirements on the size and style of numbers and letters. As always we look forward to seeing you roll thru tech inspection, Tech Crew.
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FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS PITBITS T
here are many ways racers use to clean their chain and most of them involve removing the chain from the bike. That gets to be a drag after a while. I came across this cool tool that makes cleaning your chain a snap and it stays on your ride. Check out the Tirox 360° Motorcycle Chain Brush. Simply spray your chain with your favorite cleaner and thread the coiled chain brush onto your chain down by your guide. Holding the brush with one hand and turning your wheel with your other hand allows the heavy duty, chemical resistant bristles to do their magic. It scrubs your chain 360° around and does a pretty good job at it. Maybe I’m a sucker for unique gadgets but I’m sold on this one. It works on standard and o-ring chains in the 400-500 sizes. Check it our at www.tiroxproducts.com or get one from Rocky Mountain for $11.95. Well worth having in your tool box. Rob Mitchell Films, LLC has released the highly anticipated full-length offroad racing film, From The Other Side. Featuring a number of high profile off-road racers including FTR’s very own Jesse Ansley ! If you haven’t checked this our yet, what are you waiting for? What’s better than great music and awesome footage of dirt bikes in the woods. Download it now on iTunes, Vimeo, Google Play, XBox and Playstaion stores and, my choice, Amazon Instant Video.
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For those MX racers out there missing the FTR series here the I4 MX season is underway.
Round 5- May 1 @Florida Tracks and Trails Round 7- May 22 @Mesa Park MX Round 8- June 5 @Florida Cycle Park Round 9- June 12 @Hardrock MX Round 10- June 26 @Tampa MX
May 28-29: The John Penton is one of the longest-running GNCCs around, and it’s held at Sunday Creek Raceway, a popular motocross track in Southern Ohio. You must plan for the weather at this event. It’s an awesome place to race, but it’s often either bone-dry and dusty or covered in sticky Ohio mud.
June 11-12: After its addition to the GNCC schedule in 2015, Tomahawk became an instant favorite for many riders. Our friends at the Western New York Off-Road Association have hosted races at the property for a number of years and it has even received honors as their “Best Hare Scramble of the Year” in 2012.
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FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS Getting to know
MORGAN BOWMAN
How long have you been riding?
I bought my first bike this summer, before that I’ve always just ridden pit bikes and the occasional Croom trip with my family.
What got you started?
I’ve wanted to race since I was little, because my brother and dad always raced, but was involved in other sports so I had to wait till college to get a bike and start racing.
Are you in a club?
I am currently on the board for Tallahassee Trail Riders, great group of riders and very thankful for all the help and tips they have given me in the past few months of joining them.
What classes do you ride in? Womens B
Bike type and number? YZ 125 number 9
What do you do to train mental and physically and do you have a favorite training partner?
Besides going to the gym and mountain biking, I go running every morning with the best training partner, my dog Bella. Mentally I am usually just so excited to not have to worry about school for a few days that I’m pumped for race day. I guess that counts as mental happiness?
Besides riding bikes tell us about your other passion, horses. Which one do you prefer if you could only do one?
Training horses and playing polo is defiantly a adrenaline junky sport just like bikes. Sometimes riding something without a mind of its own is a little simpler than trying to control a 2000 pound animal but I don’t think I would want to choose one over the other.
How did that all start?
I was riding horses before I could walk, spending as much time as I could from that day on out at the barn. My parents were always more into the two wheels where as my Aunt and grandma made sure I was on four legs.
How long have you been in competitive polo?
I have been playing polo for over 13 years and started teaching polo and training horses over the past few years out in Sheridan, Wyoming where I spend most of my summers.
What is your ultimate goal? I think mine would be playing with Prince William. lol.
I’ve recently reached my personal goal of being hired as a polo pro to play for teams in tournaments. Now my new goal is to eventually train and sell my own horses as a business. I have gotten the opportunity to play and work for many famous people and players over the years, but yet to play polo with Prince William.
Anybody you would like to thank for supporting your racing and polo?
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My family and boyfriend are always there for me no matter Morgan Hill Photo
what sport I’m partaking in. My family is still a little iffy about me racing dirt bikes, but they try to make it to races and games regardless. Also the support from my FTR families is always amazing, especially the Klucinecs and Parsons who tend to adopt me on race weekends. We see you out there taking photos? Is that another passion? Photography has always been a passion and it is always a joy when I get to snap some photos for WFO. I’m hoping to get a nice camera some time soon to be able to keep taking action photography of bikes and horses.
Anything else you would like to share about your personal life? I bet there are more amazing talents and skills that we would find interesting?
Besides being out in the woods or at the barn you’ll catch me off shore reeling in some Mahi every chance I get. Always a blast getting to work on some large charter and private fishing boats off Islamorada and Bimini.
Are you in school? Do you work? What do you want to be?
I’m currently at Florida State University studying Environmental Science and working for a valet service ( yes girls can drive too). Well I want to be a superhero with super powers but besides that I would settle to be a working to fix the problems with the release of Lake Okeechobee.
Any sponsors you would like to thank?
Hmm sponsors.. I would like to thank everyone for the hand me downs and for all the help when I show up to races, also for all the pointers from everyone out on the trail and at the track.
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FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS PHOTO REPORT
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othing like a good ol’ mudder in Florida ! Thanks to a huge storm system that moved through early Saturday morning we got one. Needless to say though, the River City Dirt Riders crew made the best of it and put on a great race. Thanks to Morgan Hill for braving the elements and getting some great shots.
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2016 Maxville Hare Scramble Podium Results 65 GIRLS 1 14GG Kassie Stoner 65A 1 700GA Cole Ryll 2 10GA Joshua Van Rooyen 3 2GA Raymond Coburn 65B 1 4GB Owen Seitz 2 105GB Mika Lonsdale 3 37GB Mattias Peroni 65C 1 45GC Gunner Williams 2 72GC Chris Stanton 3 986GC Trace Kopka A 200 1 815KA Ryan Muchard A 250 1 712GA Bryce Koster 2 815GA Zack Muchard 3 511GA Kyle Turnis A OPEN 1 14YA Chance Hazeltine 2 153YA Ryan Mieszczenski 3 13YA Nicolas Cardona AA 1 650AA Jacob Gilliam B 200 1 411KB Jordan Leftwich 2 112KB Charles Bruin 3 10KB Dillon Moyer B 250 1 37GB Brandon Cunningham 2 827GB Cody Stewart 3 709GB Jack Langford B OPEN 1 213YB Gustavo Cardona 2 21YB Brandon Misciagno BEGINNERS 1 59W Jack Colombo 2 95W Pressley Hendrix 3 423W Robert Abidin C 200 1 556KC Douglas Bradford 2 197KC Colby Serio 3 111KC Larry Adams C 250 1 394GC Danial Dunson 2 730GC Cole Kitchen 3 221GC Matt Seidel C OPEN 1 82YC Evan Fraker 2 217YC Seth Long 3 712YC Kyle Koster CLASS 66 1 6KX Greg Davis 2 12KX Don Whittington 3 53KX Roger Allen EVO A 1 963YA Clay Levell 2 547YA Brian Dinkel EVO B 1 21YB Brandon Misciagno 2 5YB Scott Lamb 3 133YB Harry Bilgray EVO SEN B 1 24GB Calvin Smith 2 305GB Christophe Leclerc
3 27GB Miguel Marquez GOLD MAS A 1 2KA Calvin Smith 2 54KA Glenn Mousette GOLD MAS B 1 66KB Mark Rhoades 2 723KB Kenny Malewicz 3 1KB Bruce Steinberger JUNIOR A 1 82KA Brandon Gallo 2 328KA Logan Stewart 3 777KA Kyle Boyle JUNIOR B 1 300KB Justin Dinkel 2 41KB Troy Gardner 3 123KB Hunter Pierce JUNIOR C 1 277KC Erick Miller 2 121KC Austin Dickson 3 70KC Zach White MASTER A 1 534BA Dana Gaines 2 113BA James Biglin 3 792BA Chris McDonald MASTER B 1 392BB Jack Hatfield 2 9BB John Smulan 3 111BB David Thompson MASTER C 1 30BC Thomas Glancy 2 33BC William Drumm 3 195BC Dwayne Ausley MINI A 1 10WA Jacob Berard 2 585WA Bobby Munro 3 522WA Logan Lanier MINI B 1 929WB Blake Yahraus 2 444WB Gavin Flanigan 3 38WB Korbin Dinkel MINI C 1 612WC Cole Pierce 2 123WC Chris Chisholm 3 23WC Corey Pierce MINI GIRLS 1 35WG Kayla Cone 2 15WG Allison Lamb 3 321WG Zoee Grzech PEEWEE A 1 148WA Jimmy Moore 2 15WA Tyler Lamb 3 30WA Jack Sessions PEEWEE B 1 84WB Ashton Shannon 2 713WB Ryder Willis 3 124WB Alexis Michell PEEWEE C 1 13WC Cecilia Peroni 2 22WC Aubrie Baker 3 15WC Evan Turner PLUS 30 1 161W Sean Daugherty 2 21W Gabriel Ramirez 3 111W David Settle PRE-MODERN 1 153R Ryan Mieszczenski 2 79R Kyle McAfee
3 712R Bryce Koster SENIOR A 1 21GA Travis Pepin 2 11GA Joslie Cutillas 3 394GA Shelby Dunson SENIOR B 1 17GB Bo Thrush 2 340GB Keith Hendry 3 123GB Mike Zabarac SENIOR C 1 133GC Harry Bilgray 2 504GC Mike McWilliams 3 333GC Brian Lasley SIL MAST A 1 153SA Paul Giorgio 2 32SA David Hill 3 20SA Gary Williams SIL MAST B 1 317SB Mike Pakledinaz 2 6SB Eduardo Garcia 3 28SB Danny Kittell SPORTSMN 1 1 172B Matthew Dooley 2 911B Russell Kitner 3 729B Nick Lacaze SPORTSMN 2 1 144BX Billy Cassidy SUP SEN A 1 84WA David Seitz 2 34WA Chad Hunter 3 28WA Scott Curtis SUP SEN B 1 112WB Tom Kent 2 8WB Levic Allen 3 314WB Glenn Peroni SUP SEN C 1 357WC Bobby Thornton 2 907WC Michael Rewis 3 142WC Mike Spaw VETERAN A 1 79RA Kyle McAfee 2 23RA Jason Ennis 3 12RA Gustavo Hidalgo VETERAN B 1 38RB Aaron Lockwood 2 161RB Joshua Titsworth 3 320RB Chad Holman VETERAN C 1 972RC Anthony Livingston 2 102RC Michael Rainey 3 547RC Brian Dinkel VINTAGE 1 5WV Kevin Hodge 2 86WV David Munro 3 19WV Donald Baham WOMEN A 1 875YA Lacey Nordle 2 41YA Ashlee Applewhite 3 153YA Alyssa Mieszczenski WOMEN B 1 19YB Amber Trapnell 2 8YB Delanie Woodard 3 9YB Morgan Bowman WOMEN VET 1 18YV Jenni Lamb
2016 Maxville Hare Scramble Quad Podium Results
QD B OPEN 1 88WB Justin Blanton 2 616WB Ted Braun 3 85WB Michael Hubbard QD C OPEN 1 871WC Dalton Ellis 2 29WC Grant Campbell 3 688WC Garrison Rickman QD SUP PWA 1 100GA Ryan Cain 2 14GA Austin Bartlett 3 2GA Beau Swann QD SUP PWB 1 15GB Hunter Cameron 2 79GB Jessica Catterton 3 100GB Rian Anderson QD SUP SR 1 7KX Wayne Mossbrooks 2 3KX Robert Novak 3 13KX John Ellison
QD UTI OPN 1 99WX Jim Cain 2 111WX Mike DeStefano 3 69WX Gustavo Montoya QD WOM VET 1 568BV Debra Gartland QUAD +30 1 3R Wayne Whitehead 2 45R Colt Taylor 3 200R James Hayes QUAD 0-400 1 7Y Jeff Marinko QUAD A 1 21WA Jason Lyons 2 10WA Neil Destefano 3 251WA Michael Terango QUAD AA 1 47AA Cody Ellison 2 76AA Chuck R Piper 3 687AA Gage Rickman
QUAD JR 1 784W Brandon Frazier 2 701W Joshua Jeffreys 3 215W Dylan Terango QUAD MAST 1 62G Peter Rose 2 1G Mike Ferguson 3 33G Bob Brown QUAD PWA 1 345WA Avery Collins QUAD PWB 1 119WB Raquel RoseTucker 2 150WB Waylon Kessler 3 13WB Austin Wilson QUAD SR 1 1K Frank Storey QUAD VET 1 218RV Derek Lovell 2 428RV Daniel Aitken
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GUNNER WILLIAMS GATORBACK RACE REPORT I was really nervous at the start but I got my first 65C holeshot that day so I felt better about the race. On my first lap when I came down the big hill on the MX track I got this feeling that my guts were about to fall out. Once I got down the hill I thought it was fun. My favorite part was the woods because it had a good flow and was fast. The tricky part was going down the rocky hills. I had to keep my clutch pulled in and stay on my back brakes. The SX track would have been fun if I had more time on it. During practice on the triple I tried to double it but I cased it really hard. I wish I could have talked more to the GoPro but I was too focused on racing.The track was in good condition but there were a few wet spots. I can’t wait to go back to Gatorback. It was awesome and the best track I have ever raced.
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2016 Gatorback Hare Scramble Podium Results
65A 1 2GA Raymond Coburn 2 700GA Cole Ryll 3 10GA Joshua Van Rooyen 65B 1 4GB Owen Seitz 2 15GB Rylan Turner 3 37GB Mattias Peroni 65C 1 17GC Tyler Scheels 2 986GC Trace Kopka 3 45GC Gunner Williams A 200 1 12KA Cole Barrett A 250 1 712GA Bryce Koster 2 112GA Cody Thomas 3 28GA Colton Mcleod A OPEN 1 14YA Chance Hazeltine 2 150YA William Sharff 3 13YA Nicolas Cardona AA 1 437AA Ronald Commo B 200 1 112KB Charles Bruin 2 111KB Tyler Hissong 3 22KB Jordan Pernini B 250 1 931GB Evan Walker 2 38GB Bryce Griffin 3 10GB David Kumanchik B OPEN 1 821YB Kevin Steele 2 501YB Reece Brimmer 3 213YB Gustavo Cardona BEGINNERS 1 44W James Gross 2 12W Tucker Hopson 3 121W Travis Hopson C 200 1 81KC Sean Buckley 2 12KC Spencer Lawson 3 111KC Larry Adams C 250 1 231GC David Morrell 2 394GC Danial Dunson 3 713GC Garrett Willis C OPEN 1 82YC Evan Fraker 2 217YC Seth Long 3 815YC Brandon Ausburn CLASS 66 1 16KX Fred Storm 2 72KX Guenter Sommer EVO A 1 31YA Craig Wilder 2 111YA Cole Barrett EVO B 1 394YB Danial Dunson 2 5YB Scott Lamb 3 231YB David Morrell EVO SEN A 1 14GA Bo Tillman 2 18GA Bill Crenshaw 3 25GA Mitchell Reis EVO SEN B 1 229GB Art Whitney 2 305GB Christophe Leclerc 3 23GB David Morrell
GOLD MAS A 1 311KA David Johnson 2 2KA Calvin Smith 3 3KA Robin Arnold GOLD MAS B 1 58KB Duncan Farash 2 66KB Mark Rhoades 3 1KB Bruce Steinberger JR GIRLS 1 17KG Sarah Thrush JUNIOR A 1 815KA Colton Eigenmann 2 30KA Alex Lugar 3 777KA Kyle Boyle JUNIOR B 1 54KB Jonathan Fitzgerald 2 10KB Emma Chambers 3 4KB Christian Frierson JUNIOR C 1 141KC Kaden Jacobsen 2 277KC Erick Miller 3 15KC Ethan Turner MASTER A 1 792BA Chris McDonald 2 25BA Mitchell Reis 3 534BA Dana Gaines MASTER B 1 29BB Kevin Piccola 2 717BB Brian Stewart 3 392BB Jack Hatfield MASTER C 1 92BC Mark Beebe 2 33BC William Drumm 3 121BC David Wilsey MINI A 1 102WA Jack Chambers 2 522WA Logan Lanier 3 26WA Gage Hunter MINI B 1 95WB Cody Russell 2 929WB Blake Yahraus 3 74WB Gage Pepin MINI C 1 40WC Dennis Riggs 2 128WC Brayden Gibson 3 612WC Cole Pierce MINI GIRLS 1 713WG Payton Willis 2 321WG Zoee Grzech PEEWEE A 1 148WA Jimmy Moore 2 15WA Tyler Lamb 3 101WA Logan Crawford PEEWEE B 1 84WB Ashton Shannon 2 124WB Alexis Michell 3 713WB Ryder Willis PEEWEE C 1 22WC Aubrie Baker 2 223WC Avery Ennis 3 15WC Evan Turner PLUS 30 1 532W Seth Robbins 2 21W Gabriel Ramirez 3 794W Dustin Mathiesen PRE-MODERN 1 153R Ryan Mieszczenski 2 79R Kyle McAfee 3 650R Jacob Gilliam
SENIOR A 1 11GA Joslie Cutillas 2 18GA Giuseppe Galbacurta 3 394GA Shelby Dunson SENIOR B 1 16GB Waldemar Morales 2 335GB Jeremy Black 3 282GB James Gallo SENIOR C 1 504GC Mike McWilliams 2 401GC Tom Hodlick 3 74GC Federico Claps SIL MAST A 1 32SA David Hill 2 5SA Will Hardin 3 153SA Paul Giorgio SIL MAST B 1 12SB Robbie Carstens 2 28SB Danny Kittell 3 317SB Mike Pakledinaz SPORTSMN 1 1 153B Jason Frank 2 515B Todd Rousseau 3 311B Connor Lovett SPORTSMN 2 1 158BX Jeffrery Tyson 2 331BX Tommy Hill 3 528BX Mark McCormick SUP SEN A 1 34WA Chad Hunter 2 53WA Jason Blankenship 3 69WA Peter Magee SUP SEN B 1 560WB Gary Radzicki 2 112WB Tom Kent 3 314WB Glenn Peroni SUP SEN C 1 39WC Colin Newman 2 907WC Michael Rewis 3 3WC Julie Miller VETERAN A 1 79RA Kyle McAfee 2 23RA Jason Ennis 3 86RA Patrick Jones VETERAN B 1 38RB Aaron Lockwood 2 161RB Joshua Titsworth 3 218RB Derek Tremain VETERAN C 1 972RC Anthony Livingston 2 272RC Ivan Zarak 3 44RC Joshua Drake VINTAGE 1 5WV Kevin Hodge 2 86WV David Munro 3 19WV Donald Baham WOMEN A 1 41YA Ashlee Applewhite 2 153YA Alyssa Mieszczenski 3 875YA Lacey Nordle WOMEN B 1 108YB Holly Langford 2 19YB Amber Trapnell 3 8YB Delanie Woodard WOMEN VET 1 14YV Bonnie Pollard
2016 Gatorback Hare Scramble Quad Podium Results QD B OPEN 1 616WB Ted Braun 2 88WB Justin Blanton 3 828WB Tony Edwards QD C OPEN 1 29WC Grant Campbell 2 722WC Justin Bond 3 812WC Lucas Nieto QD SUP PWA 1 200GA Mikayla Hayes 2 140GA Justin Bartlett 3 100GA Ryan Cain QD SUP PWB 1 79GB Jessica Catterton 2 100GB Rian Anderson 3 5GB Dylan Gage QD SUP SR 1 926KX Don Johnson 2 3KX Robert Novak 3 10KX John Shipley QD UTI OPN 1 99WX Jim Cain 2 2WX Michael Rhoden
QD WOM VET 1 429BV Sherry Aitken QUAD +30 1 21R Matthew Cameron 2 1R Jeffrey Vlasin 3 77R Angel Berrios QUAD 0-400 1 7Y Jeff Marinko QUAD A 1 21WA Jason Lyons 2 216WA Christian Schenker 3 927WA Nathan Johnson QUAD AA 1 47AA Cody Ellison 2 63AA Jimmy Tyson IV 3 76AA Chuck R Piper QUAD JR 1 784W Brandon Frazier 2 701W Joshua Jeffreys 3 215W Dylan Terango QUAD MAST 1 31G Nathan Cole 2 1G Mike Ferguson
3 58G Bill Mullinax QUAD PWA 1 345WA Avery Collins 2 315WA Maddix Cody QUAD PWB 1 13WB Austin Wilson 2 702WB Lance Rainey 3 150WB Waylon Kessler QUAD SR 1 1K Frank Storey 2 8K Paul Ladouceur 3 86K Luis M Rodriguez QUAD VET 1 428RV Daniel Aitken 2 218RV Derek Lovell QUAD WOMEN 1 17B Shannon Brening 2 99B Hanna Plankey 3 722B Whitney Poole
FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS Preserving Our Hare Scramble Properties From Donny Richardson
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o you know where we race? I am not talking about the physical address of a piece of land but rather what that piece of land is. It is the privately owned livelihood for a farmer or rancher. It is their business, their livelihood that puts food on their table and a roof over their head. Why is this important you ask? Well if we don’t have landowners willing to provide us land, we will have nowhere to race. Some may argue that we pay them for the use of the property so therefore we will always have land, however I will argue that point with the fact that if the benefits do not outweigh the risks, we won’t have any land. Why do I bring this up? In hopes of providing information to our membership to prevent any negatives in the eyes of our land owners. These are some of the things I learned when I had the chance to sit down and talk with a land owner recently.Many land owners will camp out or be present on race days to see how we conduct ourselves. Are we respecting their property • Are we leaving trash on the ground (there wasn’t any before we got there ) • Are we unnecessarily tearing up the pasture (with our trucks, bikes etc) • Dumping of our waste tanks when departing? (And I am not talking about gray water) • Are racers dumping fuels/oils/chemicals in their pasture • Are we having ground fires when asked not to • Kids playing on their farm equipment • Kids out in the woods well after dark (we should all be in the camping area unless authorized by the club to be out in the woods after dark) Are we respecting each other (Yes land owners read the forum) • How do we treat each other • Do we show the true meaning of sportsmanship • Are we watching our kids and our pets • Come 10 -11 pm are we respecting quiet time (you may not race in the morning but many do) Perception is everything……what we are doing vs what the landowner might see • 7 people on a golf cart made for 4 cruising around visiting friends – harmless right? What the landowner sees is potential for injury when the small kid hanging on the back falls off. • Under age pit riding….I was just going to….get some food, visit a friend over there, etcetc……well first it is against our very own FTR rules…..and then the landowner asking if it is against our rules why is it happening • After an event did the hosting club leave the property in the condition they said they would (On a very positive note this is happening all the time which makes for a very happy landowner) These are just a few examples to get everyone thinking. Remember a happy landowner will not only invite us back but will tell his friends how awesome FTR is. There is no such thing as too many land owners wanting to host a race. Because who benefits the most when that happens….WE do……. So please let ‘s all work together to keep our land owners happy.
FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS
I hope my mom and all the other racing mom’s have a great Mother’s Day. We couldn’t do what we do without you all being at the races and cheering us on. Happy Mothers Day! -Mikayla Hayes #200A I want to wish my mom a Happy Mothers Day and say Thank You for all that you do for me and supporting me all my life. I love you –Cory Blanton
Happy Mother’s day to the mom who feeds us before and after every race, cheers on the boys, and loves us all like no other!!! You’re amazing and I strive to be more like you everyday. -Morgan Hill
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO ALL OF OUR FTR
Mom, Thank You for all that you’ve done. You’ve bought us stuff and made us great. You buy us clothes and take us dirt bike riding all over Florida. You give us puppies and things to play with. You are the best mom ever! Happy Mother’s Day Love Jimmy Moore
Avery and Mom Mandy Collins
Happy Mother’s Day! Love you the mostest. Thanks for being my mommy. Love Jessica Moore Dear Momo, Thank you for helping me in my first year of racing FTR PeeWee C. I love you. Avery Ennis #223
Happy Mother’s day to my beautiful wife Rachel after only 30 days into the adventures of Motherhood!! -Keith Hendry
To my mom: Thank you for always being my biggest cheerleader in everything I do in life and for teaching me how to love unconditionally. Happy Mother’s Day mom! -Brianna Avirett
Tyler and Mom Jeni Lamb Mothers are an impeccable type of human. Caring and nurturing beings that constantly put their children before themselves. No words can ever amount to what I’d like to say about mothers and without being one yourself, it’s almost impossible to have a full appreciation for everything they do. Just for starters, we wouldn’t be here without them. Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing race moms out there. You are outstanding, to say the least! I don’t know what we’d do without you. -Amanda Richardson To Brenda Puszczewicz, Happy Mother’s Day to the most amazing mother. Thanks for the support throughout the years through racing, I couldn’t have done it without you. I hope you have a wonderful day. Love, your favorite daughter, -Alexis Puszczewicz
Happy Mother’s Day mom. I love you and I don’t know what I would do without you. You give me great support with my racing and you’re my biggest fan. Thank you so much for you’re support in racing and without that, it wouldn’t be possible. I love you. Love: Cody Ellison Thanks Mom for encouraging me in everything I do. You taught me how to use a clutch. Happy Mother’s Day ! -Jake Alsup
CONTACT RANDY FAUL
randt817@gmail.com (863)244-3709
FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS FTR BUSINESS
Minutes of March 26, 2016 FTR Board of Directors Meeting Location:Seminole Power Sports, 1200 Rinehart Road, Sanford, FL 32771 Meeting called to order at 10:05 AM by President Randy Faul. Roll Call conducted and the President noted that a quorum was present. Members present: President, Secretary, Treasurer, HS Chair, Enduro Chair, MX Chair, and Directors from Areas 1, 3,4, 5, 6,7,8,9,11 and 13. Members not present: Vice President, and Directors from Area 2 (vacant), Area 10 and Area 12 (vacant). Guests: Tiffany St. John and Greg Davis Officer Reports: President: Randy Faul discussed need for recruitment/mentoring of new, younger volunteers to assume leadership roles within FTR. Provided update of plans for 2016 Awards Expo which will be the last weekend in July. The goal is to provide more prizes to attendees. Contracts are being negotiated with the Ocean Center and the Hilton Daytona Beach Resort. Contract with Ocean Center is $7500 for catering, rental fee, sound system, lighting, permits, staffing and parking. Motion made, seconded and passed by unanimous vote to authorize the President to sign the contract with the Ocean Center. Contract with Hilton Daytona Beach Resort includes a room block of 95 rooms on Friday night and 105 rooms for Saturday night. Room rate is $99 plus $10 resort fee plus tax. Motion made, seconded and passed by unanimous vote to authorize the President to sign the contract with the Hilton Daytona Beach Resort. Vice President: Not present – no report Treasurer: Provided printed Account List report. Discussion regarding moving some of our Certificates of Deposit to certificates with higher rate of return. Allen Pearce volunteered to check to see if there was a certificate that offered a higher rate of return as well as low maintenance/early withdrawal fees. Secretary/Land Use: Secretary provided written update of legislative progress to protect and fully fund the state OHV fund. Appropriations bill has been approved by both the House and Senate and awaits final action, submission to Governor, and implementation by appropriate Executive Branch agencies. The Secretary made a motion to approve a payment of $2500 from the FTR Land Use Fund for payment to Peeples Group LLC for representation of FTR from March 1 through June 30, 2016 to assist in working this legislation through the Legislature, the Governor’s office, and subsequent implementation by the Florida Forest Service. Motion was seconded and approved by unanimous vote. Hare Scrambles Chair: Presented tentative schedule for 2016-2017 season. Schedule will be presented for adoption at next Board of Directors meeting. The previously approved double green disqualification rule will be discussed during New Business. Enduro Chair: The Lochloosaendurowas lost due to sale of adjacent private property that was required as a parking area for access to the St. Johns River Water Management District land. Discussion of sprint enduro events. MX Chair: No events planned for 2016-2017. Working on getting a new series in place. Old Business: Motion made and seconded to approve the minutes of the previous Board of Directors meeting (August 8, 2015). Passed by unanimous vote. New Business: HS Chair resubmitted hare scrambles double green disqualification rule. This rule change (identified as rule change #5: DQ status of course cutting double green arrows) was passed at the previous Board of Directors meeting; however, following the Board of Directors meeting it was discovered that the notice of the HS Committee vote to approve Rule Change #5 had not been published in the FTR magazine. As a result, this rule change approval was suspended until notice had been posted in the FTR magazine. The HS Chair confirmed that notice of this proposed change was published, and made a motion that the rule change be approved. Motion was seconded and approved by 8 to 7 vote.
FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS Motion made and seconded to change the $5 annual dues assessment for the Land Use Fund from $5 to $2.50. The motion failed by 7 to 9 vote. The current annual Land Use Fund dues assessment remains in place for the 2016-2017 season. Motion made and seconded to change the head tax for hare scrambles to $4 (awards banquet), $4 (scoring), $1 (administrative) and $1 (safety team equipment and supplies). New head tax rates to be effective with the 2016-2017 season. Motion passed by 14 to 1 vote. Motion made and seconded to change the head tax for Enduro’s to $4 (awards banquet), $1 (administrative) and $2 (scoring at in-state events only). New head tax rates to be effective with the 2016-2017 season. Motion passed by 14 to 1 vote. Allen Pearce presented four proposals for changes to the FTR Constitution and Rules. Proposal #1 A proposal to grant additional flexibility to the BOD and the Executive Committee in establishing a viable Sanction schedule in light of the no back-to-back H/S rule. Existing: Article XIV (Page 7) I. Competition Committees E. Sanctions 8. There must be (6) days between Hare Scrambles Sanction Dates, Rain Date and Actual Race Dates. The only exception to allow a backto-back event is if event is cancelled due to emergency weather conditions and is approved by the Executive Committee. Change To: 8. There must be at least (6) days between Hare Scrambles Sanction Dates, Rain Date and Actual Race Dates. The only exception to allow a back-to-back event is if event is cancelled due to emergency weather conditions and is approved by the Executive Committee. Exceptions may be granted under either of the following conditions: The Board of Directors approves the exception by a two thirds majority vote at the General FTR Sanction Meeting or the Executive Committee approves the exception due to an event that is cancelled as a result of weather conditions. Motion made, seconded and passed by 11 to 2 vote to approve proposal #1. Proposal #2 This proposal predominately applies to Enduros. If we are able to add an event to the schedule, there is usually insufficient time to get it approved by the Enduro Committee. Existing with change: Article XIV (Page 7) I. Competition Committees E. Sanctions 1. A General FTR Sanction Meeting will be held in the fourth quarter of each competition year. The Board of Directors will constitute the voting members at the General FTR Sanction Meeting. The exact time and place will be published on the official FTR website at least 30 days in advance of the meeting. There shall not be more than 12 Enduros, 15 Hare Scrambles and 14 Motocross events per year sanctioned by FTR. In-state Enduros shall have first priority of sanction dates. Each promoter will have the opportunity to have a date before any promoter is considered for a second event. Any series having less than the maximum allowed sanctions may add additional sanction dates up to the maximum allowed. The sanction dates must be approved by the appropriate competition committee Chairmanand the Executive Committee. This is to be for special cases only and a minimum two months’notice must be given to the general membership prior to the sanction date. Sanction fee must be submitted with the application. Motion made, and seconded to approve proposal #2. Motion failed to pass by 4 to 9 vote. Proposal #3 This proposal directs the H/S Chairman to issue a proposed calendar of dates that will comply with the rules and work out with the Safety Team. It should aid in arriving at a workable schedule. Add:zArticle XIV (Page 7) I. Competition Committees E. Sanctions 9. Prior to the Hare Scrambles Sanction Meeting, the Hare Scrambles Committee Chairman, after consulting with the Enduro Committee Chairman and the Rider Safety Coordinator, shall issue a tentative calendar of acceptable sanction dates for the ensuing competition year. Clubs are encouraged to consider said dates in making their Sanction requests. This tentative calendar is to be used only as a guide in arriving at the final Sanction schedule and does not prevent the Board of Directors from approving a schedule different from the tentative schedule.
Motion made, and seconded to approve proposal #3. Motion failed to pass by 2 to 12 vote. Proposal #4 We have no funding mechanism for maintaining the radio system. Since it is used almost exclusively by the Hare Scramble Series and the paid scorekeeper oversees maintenance of it, I propose the inclusion of its maintenance in the Scoring Fund. Add: Chapter III (Page 14) General Rules J. Fees Change paragraph 4 to read: Head Tax for Hare Scrambles: $4 per rider to be applied to year-end awards;$4 per rider to update, maintain and staff the electronic scoring and sign up equipment and the radio communication system; $1 per rider administrative fee; and $1 per rider for safety team equipment and supplies for a total of $10 per FTR rider. Enduro’s and Motocross - $4 per FTR rider to be applied to year-end awards and $1 per FTR rider administrative fee for a total. At in-state Enduro’s an additional fee of $1 per rider will be collected to update and maintain scoring equipment. Motion made, seconded and passed by 15 to 1 vote to approve proposal #4. William Toreki submitted three proposals for changes to the FTR Constitution and Rules. Proposal #1:Add to Rule book: Page 15 (Section L): 9. All race vehicles must pass official FTR inspection for rule compliance (Tech Inspection) prior to participating in any FTR event, including practice. Any rider racing a vehicle that has not passed Tech Inspection for the event will be subject to disqualification (DQ). Motion made, seconded and passed by 15 to 0 vote. Proposal #2:Motion made, seconded and passed by 12 to 2 vote to change Section III-C (Page 9) and add a new paragraph to Chapter II, Definitions as follows: Section III-C (Page 9) to read: C. Dues shall be calculated on a competition year basis for general membership, single-event membership,promoters and associates. Add a new definition (add to list in alphabetical spot) to Chapter II: Single-Event Membership - Designed for one person, this gives the right to enter a single FTR competition event (i.e. a single weekend). The Single-Event Membership is valid only on the actual days of the event. Single-Event members may collect trophies, but shall not earn season championship points. Single-Event members do not receive FTR membership cards, FTR forum privileges, voting privileges, magazine subscription, mailing updates, or reserved bike numbers. Single-Event members are otherwise subject to the same requirements and rules as General Members. There is no limit to how many Single-Event memberships a person can use in a single season. Proposal #3:Motion made, seconded and passed by 15 to 0 vote to change Article VIII (Page 4) by deleting the 4th paragraph related to the duties of the Geographical Area Directors. This deletes the requirement to work sign-up at all FTR sanctioned events in their area, to provide FTR application blanks, handle all FTR paperwork and collect all monies necessary to sign up new or renewal FTR members. Discussion regarding compliance with new AMA rule that applies new age restrictions on youth riding 250cc and 450cc motorcycles. Motion made, seconded and passed by 15 to 0 vote to appoint William Toreki to research the issue and report back to the Board of Directors. Discussion regarding need to replace Rhino used by Safety Team. It is reported that a replacement can be obtained for approximately $8000. Joe Carrasquillo volunteered to head up an effort to raise $7000 in contributions to fund the purchase. Motion made, seconded and passed by 14 to 0 vote to authorize purchase up to $8000. Greg Davis presented an outline of a Pro-Am series that he would like to be run in conjunction with 4 FTR hare scrambles events. Motion made, seconded and passed by a 15-0 vote requesting Greg to provide additional details regarding event rules and outside sponsorships, and to present these details for consideration at the next Board of Directors meeting. Motion made, seconded and passed to adjourn at 2:00PM. Submitted by Jack Terrell, FTR Secretary
2015-2016
RACE SCHEDULE 05/07-05/08 2016 HS #12
Club: Sarasota Area Dirt Riders
05/15 2016
Club: Central Florida Trail Riders Richloam, Fl
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Punta Gorda, Fl
05/21-05/22 2016 HS#13
Club: Palm Beach Track and Trail Okeechobee, Fl
06/04-06/05 2016 HS#14
Club: South East Florida Trail Riders Okeechobee, Fl
07/30 2016
2015-2016 FTR Awards Expo
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ark your calendar, it’s almost that time of the year already. The 2015-2016 Florida Trail Riders Awards Expo will be held on July 30, 2016 at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach. It was the best awards event last year and this year looks to be even better. Also don’t forget start thinking about your nominations for the 2016 Pit Mom and Sportsman of the year. Keep an eye on the FTR home page for more information as it’s updated.