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B 200 Jake Alsup
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President Randy Faul (863)244-3709 president@floridatrailriders.org Vice President VACANT 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
Specialty C/Women
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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
Enduro Ken Stephenson (321)453-0638 enduroscore@ floridatrailriders.org
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Executive Committee Contacts Riders Reps Area Reps and Club Contacts The Prez Says! Pit Bits PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT Intro to MOTO Training DDR Hare Scramble
ON THE COVER: B 200 Racer Jake Alsup tackles the sand and races to a 2nd place finish at the DDR Hare Scramble PC:Morgan Hill
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Area #1: Spencer St. John (912)674-8871 killerktm21@yahoo.com 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: NO DIRECTOR 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: Mike Belle (813)963-0657 mikebelle@tampabay.rr.com Counties: Hernando, Pasco. Pinellas, West Hillsborough Area #6: Dale Ellis (863)551-1598 dlellis@lanecounstruct.com Counties: East Hillsborough, Polk Area #7: Bill Jenkins, Jr. (407)282-6056 ford3233@aol.com Counties: Seminole, Orange, Osceola Area #8: Mark Bordelon (321)794-0993 mborde01@intersil.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.rose@marinemax.com Counties: Charlotte, Glades, Lee, Hendry, Collier Area #12: NO DIRECTOR 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 Dave Nagle (407) 222-0050 centaurconstruction@yahoo.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 Chris Poole-Laurens,SC info@greenvilleenduroriders.com
CLUB Glenn Hunt- PR Chair (678)231-4100 rcdrjax@gmail.com www.rcdr.org 14 Sarasota Area Dirt Riders Randy Faul-Sarasota,Fl (863)244-3709 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 Seftr35@yahoo.com www.seftr.org 17 Sumter Enduro Riders Johnny McCoy-Sumter,SC (803) 481-5169 serma@ftc-i.net www.sermaclub.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 13 River City Dirt Riders Barry Miller-President (904)613-6572
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21 Treasure Coast Trail Riders Scott Klucinec-Vero Beach,Fl (772) 473-3801 bronc3@comcast.net
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his month I would like to remember a famous quote from John F. Kennedy that states, “My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country”. This statement not only applies to our great country we live in but also to our own organization that we all cherish and enjoy. So the question goes like this, are you one of those that continually takes FTR for granted? Do you make fun of FTR, consistently bad mouth and post all over social media about every little ripple that doesn’t go your way? Or, how about this, all you speak of is negativity and what’s wrong with this or that and expect something to be done about it on social media? In case you folks don’t know it, nothing is going to happen or change on the all mighty Face Book or the FTR forum where everyone can be a hero, a “know it all” or even a bully. From the insults to the negativity, it seems like it’s a free fall anything goes type of mentality. It takes no effort to be negative because you don’t have to even think about it. What does take some thinking is to be positive and constructive. As I spoke at the B.O.D. and General membership meetings about our forum and lack of respect and the negativity displayed by our own members, I didn’t know that one of our property owners was looking on our website for information on how to get his grandson involved with riding in our organization. As he ended up calling me on how to get him signed up and what he needed for his first race, he apparently was roaming around our website and happened to go to our forum. I’m going to quote his exact words here, “What the hell kind of people are part of this organization!” Needless to say, I was at a loss of words until I just asked him what he was talking about. He said he thought this was a family group and was shocked at what was being said. He even called out their names and asked
me who these people were and what their intentions were by their insults and childish comments. He also mentioned that there were a few that tried to answer questions and provide information but a lot of comments he thought was from kids not adults. Talk about being a little embarrassed and not knowing what to say as there was no defense to what he read. I guess my point here is that not only did FTR lose a sponsorship deal with FLY racing because of what they saw on our forum, but now an actual grandfather was drawing an opinion about us. Same goes for all the social media sites and pages, millions of people see what we say about FTR and some have to add their spin on it as they share it with their group. Next thing you know industry and manufactures’ see it as they make note of our dirty laundry. All I’m saying is if there is something that important, wrong or disturbing within FTR that you just have to throw it out there in hopes that it will get fixed or to make yourself look good or, worse yet, embarrass your organization, then it tells me that you simply don’t care. A simple phone call to an official, club member, area director would do wonders to solving issues and bring new ideas to the table. Our committee meetings is where things happen, proposals are brought forth and voted upon. So my question to you is; what can you do for your organization? Complain, gripe, post negative things, insult fellow members or be involved, take the high road, ask constructive questions and offer positive thoughts and ideas. We all do this for fun. This is our hobby, our sport and our relief from the everyday stress of just getting through the day. Enjoy your time here and be thankful for our friends and fellow riders. Thanks for your support, Randy Faul
EDITORS NOTE:
As part of my position within FTR, I have connected with many people in the off-road motorcycle industry. Whether they are the dealers, manufacturers or business/track owners many have had the same negative opinion of past experiences with FTR. After having face to face discussions with them and bringing some of those concerns to the BOD most of them have given FTR a second or even a first chance with advertising with us. Many have attended some of our events and have been extremely pleased with the weekend as they saw it. They loved the family atmosphere. But they still have concerns of FTR’s online presence; particularly the forum. Like Randy said, FTR has lost a major sponsor with Fly Racing but we have also potentially lost a major industry contingency sponsor based strictly on what was seen on the forum. Remember, everything you say has a consequence. Make your words a positive consequence for the kids and future of FTR not a negative one that in the future will have to be repaired.
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ABOUT TECH INSPECTION
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wo Races down so far. I figure it is time to introduce our new Tech Crew Members. First we have Shaun Foutch, Shaun Races Master B. Next we have Ben and Jana Kelly, Ben Races Quad Master. We also have Nik Andrade helping out, Nik Races, Evo B and his son Wyatt Races 65C. James and I return for another season of
abuse. J/K. Please remember, we are testing scoring transponders at every event, please bring your helmet to tech if your transponder is attached to it. Be signed up and have your wrist band on. Have a USFS Approved spark arrester installed. Have the correct back ground colors, correct numbers, and letter on the bike. Front and sides, quads front and rear. Quads need to have an operation kill tether switch, key word operation! Transponder reading correct class information. Without these You will NOT pass tech and will NOT be able to race or practice until you correct deficiencies to pass tech inspection and receive a tech sticker. Remember, if you change classes you need to have your
transponder reprogrammed. Just signing up in another class at the FTR trailer will NOT update your transponder. It physically has to be reprogrammed. If you run Saturday and Sunday classes you should run two transponders, one for each class. The Tech Crew can not reprogram your transponder, our system is “read only�. Another transponder note, the new ones being used are all white, early ones were clear and you could see silver ribbons, if you have the early style please go to the FTR trailer and request a replacement, they will replace these at NO charge. Lastly, Tech Inspection is open specific times. Saturday 7:30-10:30 am Saturday 3:30-5:30pm Sunday 7:30-9:30am We can tech you after these times but may not be able to test your transponder. Please contact the FTR Trailer and they will contact a tech crew person to assist you. Thanks, Pete
FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS PITBITS New Hare Scrambles Pre-Entry Website FTR has contracted with a new company for Hare Scramble pre-entries. The website is: www.imathlete.com. •You can sign in to this website and build your profile. •You only have to do this once. •You will use the Username and Password you set up to access your account for the pre-entry. •Pre-entry will open approximately 10 days before the race weekend.
In case you haven’t heard, FMF is selling the DA8 STRONG Tee to help support off-road legend Destry Abbott battle his way through Leukemia. 100% of the proceeds go to Destry’s medical bills which are sure to be enormous. You can get it on the FMF website for $25.
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MOOSE RACING M1 GEAR SET If you want to look fresh tearing though the woods check out the 2017 lineup of gear sets from Moose Racing. The semi ventilated M1 jersey features a polyester shell with a short lightweight collar and non-restrictive stretch mini cuff for improved comfort. The matching M1 pants feature a high denier polyester chassis with double stitched seams for durability, the standard leather inner knee panels and a 3 point waist adjustment system for fine tuning the fit. Both have sublimated non-fading graphics and are available in seven color combinations. Check out your local bike shop for more information. Retail: $34.95 Jersey $109.95 Pants
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
When pop culture and off road racing come together what do you get? Well, Captain America and Iron Man Fox V1 helmets of course. The limited editon Fox Marvel Youth V1 features an injected molded polycarbonate construction, an advanced ventilation system for comfort, and a precise fit and an advanced cooling system powered by 9 intakes and 4 exhaust vents for massive airflow. The helmet utilizes a comfort liner to rapidly wick sweat from the skin, keeping you dry in the hottest conditions. Dungey and Roczen sported these designs at the Las Vegas Supercross and now youth riders can do the same. Get these at your local Fox Dealer. Retail:$199.95
OL’ RED RACING PRODUCTS ATV & BIKE WASH
Dirt bikes get dirty, real dirty! Sooner or later you need to clean them, right? When your ready Ol’ Red Bike Wash and ATV Wash is there to power off the mud and grime. You can get the spray on cleaner in 32 ounce or 1 gallon containers at olredracingproducts.com or try to track down Ronnie Hames at the next race. Retail: $9.99 32oz $19.99 1gal
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FTR THROWBACK
2015-2016 SUNRUNNERS BARTOW HARE SCRAMBLE
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raining for motosports takes special considerations, and there are a few topics that need to be addressed prior to beginning any fitness program. In this article I want to address the nuances of training for motocross, enduro, and hare scrambles racing. We are going to go after 3 primary topics: time domains, movements, and recovery. These 3 topics Tyler Coody MS, CSCS should be the foundation of any training program anyway, but let’s unpack these one by one. Before we start, let’s keep in mind that racing dirt bikes is a sport. When training for any sport, it is important that your strength and conditioning program support the specific demands of your sport. In other words, while any training program is better than no training program, there are definitely ways to increase the effectiveness of your training program. In more traditional sports, like football for instance, there are often completely separate strength and conditioning coaches that prepare the athletes for the demands of the game and the sport practice. With the same mindset, you will need to craft an effective strength and conditioning program that supplements your sport practice (riding practice). Many moto athletes will use their sport practice as their only form of training. This can work, and often times it does work just fine, but you can do better. We will show you how to get started in this article. Step 1: Time Domains Training for time domains can be a tricky. Sometimes, athletes will pick an arbitrary time frame for training that doesn’t correlate as effectively as it could. For simplicity, we are using the term “time domains” in place of energy systems because training for specific energy systems is beyond the scope of this article. Just know that in your training, you need to cover many different time domains. You can set these up many different ways, but our training programs are set up this way: Short Range: 0-4 minutes Mid-Range: 4-12 minutes Long Range: 12 minutes and up If you can become confident in your ability to put out through all of these time domains, you will become very efficient in your racing. In subsequent articles we will dissect these time domains a little more and explain exactly HOW to get the most out of them. To simplify this concept, think about a typical race where you will need to maintain race pace for the duration of the event (long range), you will also need to put out additional effort while racing with something through a section or during the first 4 laps of a moto (mid range). In addition, if you fall or experience something that completely halts your momentum, you’ll need to put out maximal effort for a short period of time to get back to race pace (short range). Training all of these time domains will allow you to handle anything and everything that a race day situation can throw at you. It will be more effective than simply long distance running or cycling which focuses primarily on long range time domains. Step 2: Movements Choosing movements that will have the most correlation to your sport is also very important and can save you a lot of time if you
approach it properly. In the world of strength and conditioning, there is a lot of emphasis placed on choosing movements that are effective in terms of improving the performance of an athlete in a specific sport. Football strength and conditioning programs will have different movements than basketball training programs for instance. However, you will find the staples that are in every strength and conditioning program and ours are no different. The “big 4” as we at Fit-Moto and Grenade Fitness have labeled them are:Bench Press,Squat (box squat),Overhead press, Deadlift These 4 movements are the cornerstone of all of our programs and for good reason. These 4 movements create strength in the main “shapes” your body will be in during ANY exercise. They help to reinforce your positional strength in any movement you will ever perform. We like to take these movements and incrementally increase the load to make each athlete stronger in a safe and structured way. For accessory movements and the rest of the training session, we can focus on things that help to increase the efficiency in the movement of the day and balance out opposing muscle groups. One thing you want to remember is that not all exercises are the most efficient use of your time. While any exercise is better than no exercise, doing biceps curls and calf raises will not get you as strong as you need to be for racing. It is better to save these as “finishers” if you really feel the need to do isolation work. There is certainly a time and place for these, but we need to biggest impact with the least amount of time investment. We will go over each of the big 4 movements in detail in subsequent articles. Step 3: Recover Training consists primarily of breaking down systems and rebuilding them. While it is not physiologically necessary to damage tissues to make them grow, you have to create a large enough stimulus to spark adaptation. In training we are teaching our bodies how to do more work. It really is that simple. We are teaching our muscles to respond to a demand when we need them. In order for the system to adapt to a training stimulus, you have to give proper attention to recovery. The most common method of recovery is time. After a hard enduro on a Sunday, you might walk like Frankenstein until Wednesday, but the soreness eventually goes away. As with most things, there is a better way to recover and help your body process the damage. Paying attention to recovery postrace is a big deal, especially if you race every weekend. Recovering from your training is also important to ensure that you were 100% on race day. Optimal training programs will allow you to get some great training in while also recovering adequately so that you are ready to ride when its time. By making sure you incorporate these 3 steps in creating your training plan, you can ensure that you will get the most of out your training. Keep in mind that the purpose of training is to make you better. It has to support what you are training for. There is a distinct difference between exercising and training. Training has a purpose and should be thought out and directly related to the sport. Next time, we will lay out some specifics on conditioning for off road racing. Since the season is already in motion, we need to focus on getting your conditioning up to par and maintaining your conditioning throughout the season.
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FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS PHOTO REPORT
2016 Daytona Dirt Riders Never Forget Hare Scramble Podium Results
65A 1 2GA Raymond Coburn 2 105GA Mika Lonsdale 3 15GA Rylan Turner 65B 1 17GB Tyler Scheels 2 9GB Cole Notary 3 13GB Mattias Peroni 65C 1 148GC Jimmy Moore 2 5GC Camren Mason 3 501GC Lincoln Holmes A 200 1 43KA Jesse Miller 2 41KA Blaise Sapsford A 250 1 32GA Garrett David 2 331GA Tommy Hill 3 111GA Kyle Boyle A OPEN 1 15YA Landon Lynn 2 150YA William Sharff 3 99YA Christian Birarda AA 1 91AA Scott Gawler Jr. 2 712AA Bryce Koster 3 264AA Corey Blanton B 200 1 328KB Logan Stewart 2 31KB Jake Alsup 3 403KB Joshua Tolken B 250 1 22GB Cameron Beebe 2 199GB Daniel Perez 3 110GB David Kumanchik B OPEN 1 815YB Brandon Ausburn 2 113YB Gustavo Cardona 3 394YB Danial Dunson BEGINNERS 1 5W Sebastian Malesich 2 103W Saulo Duarte 3 23W Pike Cloninger C 200 1 402KC Matthew Tolken 2 111KC Larry Adams 3 15KC Tyler Dilone C 250 1 4GC Ty Thompson 2 300GC Justin Dinkel 3 24GC Travis Berry C OPEN 1 55YC Ivo Vargas 2 19YC Reinaldo Prieto 3 94YC Ravander Conceicao CLASS 66 1 31KX Roland Lyons 2 74KX Thomas Missimer 3 15KX Gates Pelletier EVO A 1 31YA Craig Wilder 2 561YA Sean Sweeney 3 96YA James Brumbaugh EVO B 1 148YB Kevin Moore 2 21YB Brandon Misciagno 3 370YB Patrick Franklin EVO SEN A 1 37GA Craig Lindsley
2 4GA Tommy Thompson EVO SEN B 1 71GB Dario Mazzitelli 2 27GB Miguel Marquez 3 171GB Lee Smith GOLD MAS A 1 3KA Robin Arnold 2 2KA Calvin Smith 3 75KA Michael Delligatti GOLD MAS B 1 413KB Jerry Bittle 2 65KB John Bekanich 3 578KB Patrick Voltaire JUNIOR A 1 26KA Gage Hunter 2 41KA Troy Gardner JUNIOR B 1 213KB Daniel Cyr 2 9KB Jacob Berard 3 55KB Justin Short JUNIOR C 1 444KC Gavin Flanigan 2 181KC Cameron McNeill 3 8KC Kent Michaels MASTER A 1 731BA John Bergen 2 124BA Don Chriss 3 52BA Thomas McGinity MASTER B 1 329BB Chris Goodale 2 18BB Levic Allen 3 98BB Rick Reis MASTER C 1 33BC Christopher Cuyler 2 32BC Dean Osteen 3 43BC Gerard Moscoso MINI A 1 585WA Bobby Munro 2 929WA Blake Yahraus 3 131WA Franco Ferreryra MINI B 1 38WB Korbin Dinkel 2 40WB Dennis Riggs MINI C 1 123WC Chris Chisholm 2 14WC Kassie Stoner 3 9WC Cameron Notary MINI GIRLS 1 15WG Allison Lamb 2 321WG Zoee Grzech 3 713WG Payton Willis PEEWEE A 1 15WA Tyler Lamb 2 154WA Braxton Ford PEEWEE B 1 713WB Ryder Willis 2 7WB Ryder Faby 3 223WB Avery Ennis PEEWEE C 1 28WC Collin Zinsner 2 308WC Sara Golden 3 13WC Cecilia Peroni PLUS 30 1 101W Dan Truman 2 6W Chris Durrance 3 5W James Gaines PRE-MODERN 1 115R Landon Lynn 2 79R Kyle McAfee 3 109R Matt Boni
SENIOR A 1 9GA Greg Melka 2 11GA Joslie Cutillas 3 161GA Joshua Titsworth SENIOR B 1 44GB Robert Gross 2 340GB Keith Hendry 3 15GB Angel Fernandez SENIOR C 1 489GC Anthony Price 2 59GC Jack Colombo 3 66GC Carlos Liesa SIL MAST A 1 321SA David Hill 2 117SA Jack Steele 3 41SA Gary Gardner SIL MAST B 1 5SB Britt Hissong 2 701SB Kevin Neff 3 35SB George Stewart SPORTSMN 1 1 369B Patrick Harwood 2 119B Nick Lacaze 3 177B Eugene Miller SPORTSMN 2 1 306BX Shaw Dunkel 2 38BX Bryce Griffin 3 61BX Garrett Moyer SUP SEN A 1 34WA Chad Hunter 2 69WA Peter Magee 3 241WA Bobby Henderson SUP SEN B 1 16WB Waldemar Morales 2 413WB Mickey Cloninger 3 770WB Jochy Gomez SUP SEN C 1 714WC Tucker Carr 2 6WC Frank Geremia 3 81WC Matthew Dennison VETERAN A 1 79RA Kyle McAfee 2 23RA Jason Ennis 3 17RA Dustin Morgan VETERAN B 1 18RB Leopoldo Gomez 2 972RB Anthony Livingston 3 113RB Harley Anderson VETERAN C 1 272RC Ivan Zarak 2 184RC Ben Blackburn 3 20RC Christian Ferreyra VINTAGE 1 80WV Chris Molloy 2 86WV Dave Munro 3 19WV Donald Baham WOMEN A 1 28YA Kelsey Saltar 2 41YA Ashlee Applewhite 3 108YA Holly Langford WOMEN B 1 8YB Delanie Woodard 2 91YB Tyla Faby 3 5YB Chanelle Neff 4 498YB Alexis Puszczewicz WOMEN VET 1 12YV Jan Rhonehouse
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111YV Elesa Berard 18YV Jenni Lamb
Harper Shepard
Cadence Reasner
Trey Gomez
Jessica Moore
Ryder Voltaire
Madison Snider
Jaxx Brunson
Beau Swann
FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS 2016 Daytona Dirt Riders Never Forget Hare Scramble Quad Podium Results QD B OPEN 1 3WB Robert Novak 2 71WB Joseph Barber 3 332WB Jose Alarcon QD C OPEN 1 812WC Lucas Nieto 2 871WC Dalton Ellis 3 7WC Michael Rodriguez QD SUP PWA 1 2GA Beau Swann 2 100GA Ryan Cain 3 3GA Trey Whitehead QD SUP PWB 1 5GB Dylan Gage 2 7GB Adison Baxley 3 19GB Ahna Bassford QD SUP SR 1 926KX Don Johnson 2 86KX Luis M Rodriguez 3 4KX Michael Pisano QD UTI OPN 1 69WX Gus Montoya
2 602WX Parker Merrill 3 7WX Wayne Mossbrooks QD WOM VET 1 9BV Mindi Plankey 2 24BV Barbara Rajala 3 926BV Susan Rozman QUAD +30 1 3R Wayne Whitehead 2 77R Angel Berrios 3 9R Jeffrey Vlasin QUAD A 1 388WA Matthew Cameron 2 21WA Jason Lyons 3 351WA Michael Shaffer QUAD AA 1 47AA Cody Ellison 2 332AA Michael Relyea 3 76AA Chuck R Piper QUAD JR 1 784W Brandon Frazier 2 2W Jadin Storey 3 200W Mikayla Hayes
QUAD MAST 1 2G Steve Johnson 2 55G Daniel Moeller 3 13G John Ellison QUAD PWA 1 345WA Avery Collins 2 28WA Adam Rumisek QUAD PWB 1 150WB Waylon Kessler QUAD SR 1 9K John Plankey 2 24K Chris Rajala QUAD VET 1 90RV Randy Goulette 2 200RV James Hayes 3 218RV Derek Lovell QUAD WOMEN 1 317B Lauren Neidenfeuhr 2 99B Hanna Plankey 3 321B Bryanne Parks
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lorida Trail Riders brand new Yamaha Wolverine EMS vehicle made it’s grand debut in action at the DDR Hare Scramble. A huge thank you goes out to everyone that made this happen; Joe Carrasquillo ( a DDR member), Jason Ennis and Central Florida Powersports, Eric Berard and Metal Master Services, Ronnie Hames and HBD Grafx, Randy Rash and Sea Vision, George Pollard and WMR and American Import Auto. Hopefully you won’t get to ride in the Wolverine, but if you do rest assured that you will be well taken care of and riding in style.
November 6th 2016 Proudly Presents The 48th Annual
Instructions
1 This competition will be governed by the competition rules
set forth by the Competition Congress of the American motorcyclist association, Westerville, OH 43081. 2 Membership in the American Motorcyclist Association is required for all riders. You must have a plastic membership card in your possession or a valid receipt showing that you have joined the AMA or you must join. A valid SERA, SETRA, or FTR, membership is also required. A one day membership is available for both AMA ($20) and SERA ($5) 3 Motorcycles must be equipped with a muffler/silencer that does not omit noise louder than 10 DB at 20 inches (110 inches for 4-strokes) All exhaust systems must also have
This Event
Sign Up Saturday 1pm – 6pm Sunday 6am – 8am SERA kid’s race - $15 Saturday afternoon at 12:00pm Concessions Primitive camping at race site Make all checks payable to Perry Mountain Motorcycle Club
AA A Lite A Open A 40+ A 45+ A 50+ A 55+ B Lite B Open B 40+ B 45+ B 50+ B 55+ C Class C 30+ C 40+ Junior 60+ 66+ Women Jr 12-16
AA A 200 A 250 Open A A 30+ A 40+ A 45+ A 50+ A 55+ A 60+ B 200 B 250 B Open B 30+ B 40+ B 45+ B 50+ B 55+ B 60+ C 200 C 250 C Open C 30+ C 40+ C 45+ C 50+ 66+ Women
AA A 200 A 250 A Open A 35+ A 40+ A 45+ A 50+ A 55+ A 60+ B 200 B 250 B Open B 40+ B 45+ B 50+ B 55+ B 60+ C 200 C 250 C Open C 35+ C 40+ C 45+ C 50+ 66+ 70+ Women Evolution Beginner
USFS approved spark arrestor. All mufflers must be securely attached and permanent or you will not be allowed to start. 4 Riding Positions will be determined on a first come first serve basis. Any SERA, SETRA and FTR members may request a row number for his or herself and/or other SERA/SETRA/FTR members. Row request will NOT be granted over the phone. 5 riders per row. 5 No row assignment changes or refunds. You may not ride on another entrant’s row or fee. 6 Entry fees for this event will be as follows: Individuals $35 Pre-entry $45 Late-entry (received after Oct 29th 2016) 7 Key time for this event will be 8:00 a.m. Central Time. A rider’s meeting will be held at 7:00 a.m.
Race Location:
Physical Address: 2464 County Road 26 Stanton, AL 36790 GPS Coordinates: 32.684600, -86.925089 MAIL ALL ENTRIES TO: Phillip McMillan 3758 Balm Road Wetumpka, AL 36092 (334)657-8344
D.O.B…………………..
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