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COLORADO SPRINGS, June 27, 2010: District 6 Quad rider Bob Kline of Columbia, Pa., competed in the 88th running of the Pike’s Peak International Hill Climb on his Honda 450.

Annually, the City of Colorado Springs hosts the Pike’s Peak (billed as America’s Mountain) International Hill Climb. This weeklong event attracts racers from across the world. Kline has been traveling to Pike’s Peak for the past three years trying to secure the coveted firstplace podium spot. Beginning with a third-place finish in 2008, then a second-place finish in 2009, Kline was sitting in excellent position this year to achieve his goal with a recordbreaking qualifying time. When the dust settled and the snow stopped, Bob Kline brought home the crystal trophy for the top spot with a first-place finish time of 12:44.

While it takes 19 miles to reach the summit, the race begins at the 7-mile marker, where you begin a 12.42-mile adrenaline pumping, high altitude race against the mountain. Racers experience 156 turns on pavement and gravel surfaces with vertical drops of 6,000 feet or more and no guardrails! The elevation at the start is 9,390 feet and concludes at 14,110 feet. Temperatures can range from a summery 85 degrees at the start and end with 35 degrees and snow at the summit! As a competitor, Kline describes the race as euphoric.

It’s the best TT race around, with speeds in the straightaway topping 90 miles per hour.

The challenges are many, ranging from tire selection for multi surfaces to dialing in the carburetor for maximum rpm’s with the changing altitude and great shocks.

Bob would like to thank sponsors Lancaster Honda, TC Racing Engines, Houser Racing, Elka Suspension, Mid Atlantic Hoosier and Kline Services.

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MDRA Round 7 and Mainline Series Sleepy Hollow - June 13, 2010

By Jim Mucklin - www.jimmucklinphotography.com take the overall in Super Mini. Savion “Mr T” Terry is back and takes the overall in 65 (7-11) B and in the 85 (9-11).

Ride of the day goes out to Jack Rodgers in the 50. Great ride, Jack. Maybe you could show those guys on pit bikes how to stay up.

And that’s the way I saw it.

TWO RACES,ONE DAY The heat continues with two races on the same day at the Hollow. You can check out all the points standings at the D6, Sleepy, Pagoda and MDRA websites. Started off the day knowing it was going to be a scorcher.

I started my walk around and couldn’t help notice the amount of Vet and Senior riders here, and that says a lot about the sport.

Let’s get racing the C class. I sometimes miss them in my articles, but this year I started looking at them and the MDRA series. You hear a lot about guys hanging back to stay in a class, but not these guys. I met up with Sean Baxley on the 312 (YAM), 14 and got his game plan down; heck, he could be riding in Supermini yet. He stepped up with a (1-1) to take overall, with the 941 (Yam) of Calvyn Beck right on him with a (2-2) for 2nd overall. In the 250 C, 40 bikes to the gate, but in the end it was Pinto (2-1), Galloway (2-2) and Beck with a (1-3); no sandbagging here, Mr. Vet rider.

Big B, Open B action: the #19 of Tyler Conner takes the top step with a (1-2), Alex Maldet goes next with a (3-1), followed by Steven Good with a (2-3). In the 250B it was Dakota Yohe on the #77 (YAM) with a (1-1).

Ryan Clites gets second with a (2-3), and Alex

#312 of Sean Baxley wins the Open C.

Maldet on the #187 takes third. Looks like Yamaha had a really good day.

Good clean racing over in Four Stroke.

Dakota Yohe looked better each lap. I don’t

6_13_SLEEPPY HOLLOW_RESULTS Open A: 1) Spangler; 2) Corbin; 3) Hougentogler; 4) Holton 250 A: 1) Spangler; 2) Corbin; 3) Hougentogler; 4) Fordsisky Open B: 1) Conner; 2) Maldet; 3) Good; 4) Sanfelice 250B: 1) Yohe; 2) R. Clites; 3) Maldet; 4) Good

#351 Jack Rodgers sports the form that wins him the open 50. #925 John Barto, your +30B overall winner.

know if it’s the training, but he seemed faster as the day went on, and he takes overall with a (1-1). The heat didn’t bother the #31 of Steven Good; he takes 2nd with a (2-2), followed

by Sean Baxley on that #312 (Yam). It’ nice to see good, clean racing and guys from Mike Bear brings them around the first turn. different age groups going at it.

In Open A and 250A, it was a 1,2,3 finish for Open C: Lowell Spangler on the team green machine, 1) Baxley; 2) Beck; 3) Green; 4) Gay followed by Dan Corbin on the #6 (Yam) and 250C: Matt Hougentogler on the #54 (Hon). Thanks 1) Pinto; 2) Galloway; 3) Beck; 4) Kendig Lowell and all the A riders; you made the day Plus 25: 1) Aughinbaugh; 2) Bear; 3) Futer; 4) for me.

25+, Chad Aughinbaugh, gets the big Baldridge holeshot to take overall with a (12), Mike Bear gets 2nd with a (31), and, wait a minute, who’s on that #307 (Hon), it’s Mike “I’m on fire” Futer taking third overall.

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Junior Mini: 1) Garlock; 2) Maroney; 3) Galbraith; 4) B.Weindel 85B(12-15): 1) Maroney; 2) Galbraith; 3) Garlock; 4) Rivera 85C(12-15): 1) Richards; 2) Tibberino; 3) Fey; 4) Doporcyk 85B(9-11): 1) S.Terry; 2) Keck; 3) Daniels; 4) Hinkle 85C(7-11): 1) Neidigh; 2) Walborn; 3) Wolfe; 4) Infurna 85C(9-11): 1) Triggs; 2) Keck; 3) Vallie; #3 of Richie 4) Stansbury 65B(7-11): 1) S.Terry; 2) Scheetz; 3) Daniels; 4) Keck 65C(7-11): 1) Neidgh; 2) Walborn; 3) Wolfe; 4) Infurna 50(4-6): 1) Kozel; 2) Morgan; 3) Kauffman; 4) Harper

Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship June 19, 2010 - By Tim Rader

Round 4: MotoTees.com Budds Creek National, Budds Creek Motocross Park, Mechanicsville, Maryland, June 19, 2010 – The Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship returned to Budds Creek on its traditional Father’s Day weekend, and with it the traditional heat and humidity that makes Budds Creek brutal. Still, Rockstar Makita Suzuki’s Ryan Dungey won his third consecutive 450 MX National. Dean Wilson, a Scot via Canada, snared his first 250 MX

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second, with Dungy third.

Before the halfway point, Dungy lost his goggles and was challenged

by Ben Townley on his Troy Lee Designs/Lucas Oil/Red Bull Honda.

As the moto wound down, Dungey closed on Alessi, and Alessi held him off.

Short said, “It feels great to win; you fans are gnarly.”

It was hot and humid by midANDREW SHORT HOLESHOTS THE SECOND 450 MOTO. afternoon for the second 450 moto.

National moto and overall victories aboard his Short snared his second start with Dungey, Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki.

Alessi, Metcalfe and Reed in tow. Reed raced The weather was beautiful, sunny and to third. Dungey took the lead on the third lap warm as Honda Red Bull Racing’s Andrew and motored away; a lap later Reed passed Short snagged the start of the first 450 Short between the infield jumps for second. moto. Brett Metcalfe briefly moved ahead on Townley worked up to third. his Geico Powersports Honda, then Short Dungey’s 3-1 nabbed the overall. He said, retook the lead for good. Current Champion “The track turned out awesome today.”

Chad Reed on his Monster Energy Kawasaki, Short was second with his 1-5 day; Reed Jagermeister KTM’s Mike Alessi and Dungey went 4-2 for third. battled Metcalfe for second. Alessi grabbed Garret Toth took 28th on his Mom, Dad, Gram, Pap, Brother/West Shore Suzuki with a 25-27 day. Fellow Pennsylvanians Dunstin Kendall carded 31-32 for 34th overall on DunstinKendall.com/Ashley Boyan Photography Yamaha, while Ronnie Stewart scored 35th overall on his Ocean County Powersports/Full Travel Innovations Suzuki with 30-33 motos.

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Honda, while Wilson charged to second and Barcia took third. Wilson passed Hahn for the lead after two laps at the pit after the finish line.

Barcia soon passed Hahn for second.

Rattray climbed to third and passed Hahn 21 minutes into the moto.

Wilson’s 4-1 gave him the overall.

He said, “It’s a great feeling, you know.

I really didn’t know I won the overall when I crossed the finish line. I was just so happy to win. It’s my dream to get this, and everybody, thanks a lot.”

Barcia’s 3-2 bested Rattray’s 2-3 for second overall, with Rattray third.

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Yamaha, Justin Barcia was fourth on his Geico Powersports Honda, followed by Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Tyla Rattray.

Anstie snared second on the third lap; the next lap Barcia diced for third.

Rattray joined the battle and passed Barcia and Tomac to take third just after halfway. Rattray closed on Anstie, who crashed out of second 28 minutes into the moto.

Pourcel won the moto, with Rattray and Barcia not far behind.

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They’re the kids who travel from race to race, go from territory to territory. I think that the effort the Southern Maryland Dirt Riders put out and the amount of money they contribute, those kids don’t see that in a month. So my hats are off to them, it means a lot. We come out every year; we try to be supportive of them. It’s a tough deal, but we get on through it.”

Kyle Regal said, “It means a lot.

It’s race to race in my program, so STEVE BLINN (LEFT) AND JOHN CRINE any little money helps and especially (RIGHT) PRESENTED THE 250 KEVIN CRINE the $1,500 helps a lot. So, thanks PRIVATEER AWARD TO TEVIN TAPIA. to them for putting in the privateer Yamaha with a 30-34 day. Maryland’s Joel award; it helps a lot.” Regal’s sponsors include Adams, Tony Archer, W. Gregg Duffy Jr., Eric Merge Racing, American Honda, Western McKay, James Palmer and Chad Wages; New Jersey’s Todd Stavac; Pennsylvania’s Joseph Zambotti III; and West Virginia’s Logan Martin entered and attempted to qualify.

The Southern Maryland Dirt Riders presented the sixth annual Southern Maryland Dirt Riders Privateer Awards in memory of Kevin Crine. John Crine, Kevin’s father, helped Steve Blinn, President of the Southern Maryland Dirt Riders, present a beautiful plaque in memory of Kevin Crine and $1,500 each to Kyle Regal, a 450 privateer from Kemp, Texas, and to Tevin Tapia, a 250 privateer from Federal JOHN CRINE (LEFT) PRESENTS KYLE REGAL WITH Way, Washington.

THE 450 KEVIN CRINE PRIVATEER AWARD. Steve Blinn said, “It was started just to help out the privateers, help them get Power Sports, Fly Racing, Pirelli, Arai, Gaerne along for all their hard efforts. I know they and Oakley.

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By PJ Timberman - www.delmarvasportsphotography.com After a day of watching some exciting pro motocross action, the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship race 4 of 12 held at Budds Creek on June 19, the amateur riders got a chance to compete on Sunday, the 20th. It was another hot Maryland weekend as temps stayed in the 90s both days. Junior and Supermini were the first classes to take the gate, with Joey Deneen #22 winning Supermini and Cameron Dowell taking Jr. Mini. Deneen had an excellent day, winning six times to take all of his motos, the other four coming in Schoolboy 12-16 and Open C. Dowell also had a good day by winning five out of six of his motos.

Besides the two in Jr. Mini, he won both in 85cc 9-11 and took the first win in the 65cc 10-11 class, but Kyle Henderson #449 came back to take the second and the overall win. Tyler Knowlton #404 won all four of his motos, two each in Open B and Collegeboy. Michael Mcdade #334 and Robert Piazza Jr. #27 also won all of their motos, Mcdade in Open A and 250A and Piazza in Schoolboy 14-16 and 250B. Jon Borrello #133 won both motos in 85cc 12-15 and also placed second in Supermini.

In 50cc, Jack Rogers #351 won both in the 7-8 class, and Nicholas Laurie #226 did the same in the 4-6 class. Carrington Taylor #03 went 2-1 to take the win in the 4-8 Oil Injected class, with Lindsey Groves #152 taking second.

Shelby Reitz #711 went 1-2 to win Vet A, while Carlo Gagliardo #320 won both in the B class and Brian Shaffer #68 took both motos in C. 250C was split into two divisions with 21 riders in each. Macon Richardson Gill #249 swept Division I, and Travis

10) Jason Govatos Open C (Motocross): 1) Joey Deneen; 2) Justin Richardson Gill; 3) William Ziccha; 4) Scott Morgan; 5) Robert Kirchofer; 6) Glen Porter; 7) Nick Serbeck; 8) Joey Bartenfelder; 9) Michael Ward; 10) Paul Divel 50cc Oil Injected: 1) Carrington Taylor; 2) Lindsey Groves; 3) Noah Beatty; 4) Travis Belotti; 5) Bryce Sviland; 6) Reese Hawkins

Christopher #161 split motos with Kevin Stoner #97 in Division II but kept the overall win.

The Senior +40 classes split the gate, with Allen Alford II #21 winning both in A and Jonathan Getz #684 taking both in B. Amanda Brown #291 once again won both motos in the Women’s class, and Mike Farmer #17 took both in +50. Brian Borghesani #91 finished 2-1 to take the win in 65cc 7-9, and Derek Lusk #21 came back from a third-

#320 Carlo Gagliardo, Vet B

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place finish in the first 25-Plus moto to win the second and the overall first-place title.

In Quad action, Owen Curtis #6 went 2-1 to win the 0-50cc Ltd 4-6 class, with Kobe Vanfossen #60 coming off a third-place finish in the first round coming back to win the second, but it wasn’t enough to catch Curtis.

Taylor Bolewski #04 won the first moto in 5170cc Prod 6-11, but Broden Carney #17 battled back to take the second and the overall win, while Haeden Wilburn #3 won both in the 7190 Prod 6-15 class. JT Elliot #152 won the first Quad A moto, and Keith Hitchens #279 bounced back #22 Joey Deneen, Open C from a fourthplace finish to win the second race, but Elliot came away with the overall win. Trent Cougle went 3-1 in Quad

B, with TJ Carver taking the first race but finishing a disappointing fifth in the second, giving him an overall third place and Cougle the win.

Zachary Grunden #415 won both Quad C motos, and Danny Bowling #183 did the same in Quad Vet. David Elburn #991 split motos with Anthony Capuano #11 in Quad Sr., but Elburn took the win. Photos of this event and others are available at www.delmarvasportsphotography. com. The top ten finishers in each class are as follows.

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Jr.; 6) Joshua Fisher; 7) Dylan Morrow; 8) Rob Wilkes; 9) Matthew Wilkes; 10) James Harbaugh Schoolboy 14-16: 1) Robert Piazza Jr.; 2) Jon Abelheim; 3) Michael Reynolds Jr.; 4) Jeremy Davis; 5) John Linkous; 6) Edward Jakovich IV; 7) Caleb Tennant; 8) Luke Knowlton; 9) Jacob Belotti; 10) Eric Grondahl 65cc 10-11: 1) Kyle Henderson; 2) Cameron Dowell; 3) Christopher Blackburn Jr. 65cc 7-9: 1) Brian Borghesani; 2) Cody Heavenridge; 3) Cameron Jackson; 4) Cody Ackers; 5) Chase Yentzer; 6) Cody Groves; 7) Henry Pendleton; 8) Christian McCauley; 9) Scott Byron; 10) Nathan Murphy Vet A +30: 1) Shelby Reitz; 2) Pat Stansbury; 3) Kevin Mesiah; 4) Tim Wilson; 5) Leonard Groves; 6) Kevin Randolph; 7) Nathan Juergens; 8) John Morrissey; 9) Jeffrey Greer; 10) Edward Deanes Vet B +30: 1) Carlo Gagliardo; 2) Benjamin Stilley; 3)

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80cc 12-15: 1) Jon Borello; 2) Fabian Toye; 3) Zachery Nobrega; 4) James Barry; 5) Nicholas Mair; 6) Jacob Lewis; 7) Tyler McCann; 8) Ellis Taylor III; 9) James Weaverling; 10) Cody Hipkins 80cc 9-11: 1) Cameron Dowell; 2) Patrick Stansbury Jr.; 3) Georgie Frye; 4) Kyle Henderson; 5) Gavin Sanborn; 6) Malcolm Hill; 7) Tyler Dodson; 8) Dalton Vickers; 9) Seth Piaquadio; 10) Kobe White Quad A: 1) JT Elliot; 2) Keith Hitchens; 3) Kyle Tippett;

3) Jon Abelheim; 4) Anthony Zucco; 5) Matthew Melhorn; 6) Jason Govatos; 7) Tyler Greenaway; 8) Mason Pereira; 9) Josh Bowen; 10) Langston Johnson 250C Div I (Lites): 1) Macon Richardson Gill; 2) Glen Porter; 3) Tucker Cantrell; 4) Michael Ward; 5) Joey Bartenfelder; 6) Tyler West; 7) Gerald Markley Jr.; 8) Daniel Garrett; 9) Willard Cook IV; 10) Tom Lavella 250C Div II (Lites): 1) Travis Christopher; 2) Kevin Stoner; 3) William Zicha; 4) Nick Serbeck; 5) Isaac Judy, 6/ Edward Jakovich IV; 7) James Beach; 8) Devon Piaquadio; 9) Christopher Suter #56; 10) Jacob Puckett Senior +40: 1) Allen Alford; 2) Leonard Groves; 3) Kevin Mesiah; 4) Joe Nestegard; 5) John Morrissey; 6) Kevin Stoner; 7) Jeffrey Greer; 8) Jim Hilty Senior B +40: 1) Jonathan Getz; 2) Rob Kernaghan; 3) Erik Ebersole; 4) Brian Shaffer; 5) Kenneth Pruss; 6) David Baxter; 7) John Cather; 8) David Horton; 9) Edward Jakovich III; 10) Brian Piaquadio

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By Len & Ben Breech Lampeter, PA - June 26, 2010 New Winners Highlight Lampeter ST With all the Pro riders but one attending the Lima National, that allowed many former riders or non-pros to strut their stuff at the front of the main classes, Open A and 450 Sportsman. Steve Lerch took the Open A lead from Tom McGrane; pro rider Cory Texter, who was testing his healing wrist before returning to the National circuit; and Ryan Connelly. For several laps, McGrane kept the pressure on Lerch, until the fifth lap, when he used a high/ low move in three and four to slip his McGrane Racing Team/Don’s Kawasaki Kawasaki under him off four for the lead. Lerch stayed close,

450 Sportsman: 1st (18) Ace Phillips; 2nd (99A) Tom McGrane

Devon Gebhart. Bergman took the lead at the start of the third lap, while Smith sliced his way to third on the same lap. Bergman put some distance on Trout while he held off Smith till the fifth lap. Over the next four laps, Smith cut into her lead, but she won by a few lengths.

The ever unpredictable Open B class had another winner, as Ronnie Mercer grabbed the lead from Greg Lerch, Kevin Bills and Jason Cunningham. Lerch kept the pressure on Mercer throughout, but Mercer held on for the win. Cunningham took third on the fifth lap.

250 B late laps: 1st (95) Samantha Bergman; 2nd (32) Colton Smith

and both were looking for their first final win of the year, but McGrane held on for the win.

The 450 Sportsman had Ace Phillips leading McGrane, Connelly, Tyler Phillips and Lerch.

Phillips and McGrane put some distance on the others, but the red flag came out for a crash before halfway. Off the restart, Phillips got by Connelly for third, while Phillips kept a tight line off the turns to prevent McGrane from pulling another high/low move.

New faces also appeared in the larger Amateur classes. Colton Smith has dominated the 250 B class after the opening race, but

85 (7-11) and Youth Sportsman winner (14G) Dalton Gauthier

The status quo held in several classes, as Smith again destroyed the 125 final by a straight, with Chris Kirkner and Cody Ebersole battling for second. Ryan Varnes easily topped the 85 (12-15) final and, after a photo finish in the heat, easily ran away with the Youth 100 final over Cameron Smith and Chase Smith.

Roy Miller again topped the 250 Sportsman. Tyler Phillips, Rich Mellinger, Colton and Bergman followed. Smith did an inside/outside move off four on the third lap to take over second. For the rest of the race he unsuccessfully tried to get under one of the masters.

Open B: 1st (98) Ron Mercer; 2nd (73) Rick Winsett used Donnie Mullen’s Honda Greg Lerch; 3rd (14X) Jason Cunningham to grab the 30 + lead from Miller and Ace tonight he and two other front row starters Phillips. Phillips took second off four on the earned the ‘privilege’ of starting from the third opening lap and pressured Winsett to the end, line for jumping. Matt Trout took the lead from bumping into each other in their battle.

Samantha Bergman, Darren Phillips Jr. and Dalton Gauthier doubled in the 85 (711) and Youth Sportsman, gradually putting a little distance on Cameron Smith in both. Brandon Price was a close third in the (7-8), with Colin Cunningham third in the Sportsman.

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With Path Valley being “flooded out” two weeks previous, tonight was the first chance Price had to race with his recently acquired 1NE for the 65 and 85 (7-11) Northeast Championships in those classes. He took the lead from Cunningham, Chris Thomas and Zack Kolsovsky at the start, but Cunningham took first at the start of the second lap. Price

Open A: 1st (99A) Tom McGrane; 2nd (60) Steve Lerch

regained it off four on the third lap as they stayed close to the end.

As with any Mason Dixon Dirt Trackers sponsored event, there is usually other stuff going on other than flat tracking. Tonight they had a group of trials riders demonstrating their skills as you entered the fairgrounds. They also had a race for Bar Stool Racers! Picture a go-kart with a boiler plate chassis and a bar stool to sit on; not something with great low center of gravity, but entertaining. Out in front was Tyler Phillips with his dad, Darren, pressuring him to a mistake for the lead. Tom McGrane hovered close behind, hoping the Phillipses might take each other out, but not this time.

6_26_LAMPETER RESULTS 40 +: 1) Scott Mullen; 2) Mike Mester; 3) Dave Smith; 4) Ken Haldeman; 5) Rob Cazillo; 6) Cliff Diem; 7) Don Mullen 50 Chain Drive: 1) Doug Cook; 2) Robert Wheatley; 3) Quamere Brown; 4) Damon Ream; 5) Jordan Bennett

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500 2 Valve: 1) Ron Pfahler; 2) Mike Erney 50 Shaft Drive: 1) Matthew Sabek; 2) Beth Bills; 3) Logan McGrane; 4) Robert Bills; 5) Robert Wheatley Youth Sportsman: 1) Dalton Gauthier; 2) Cameron Smith; 3) Colin Cunningham 100 Adult: 1) Ken Gillett 250 B: 1) Samantha Bergman; 2) Colton Smith; 3) Matt Trout; 4) Devon Gerhart; 5) Brian Nuse; 6) Kevin Bills; 7) Ronnie Mercer; 8) Darren Phillips 50 +: 1) Mike Mester; 2) Don Mullen; 3) Jim Chapman; 4) George MacNeill; 5) Barry Miller; 6) Daniel Dougherty; 7) Cliff Diem 85 (7-11): 1) Dalton Gauthier; 2) Cameron Smith; 3) Brandon Price; 4) Ken Kolsovsky; 5) Chase Smith; 6) Colin Cunningham 50 (7-8) Senior: 1) Doug Cook; 2) Colby Noll; 3) Robert Wheatley; 4) Damon Ream; 5) Hunter Morgan; 6) Braden Winsett

#17- Bar Stool Racers: 1st (4) Darren Phillips; 2nd (3) Tyler Phillips

Open A: 1) Tom McGrane; 2) Steve Lerch; 3) Cory Texter; 4) Ryan Connelly; 5) Gary Jenkins; 6) Steve Wagner 85 (12-15): 1) Ryan Varnes; 2) Jesse Bills 30 +: 1) Rick Winsett; 2) Ace Phillips; 3) Roy Miller 4) Ray Jenkins; 5) Nick Arment; 5) Rich Mellinger; 7) Dave Smith; 8) Rob Cazillo; 9) Craig Tomison Open B: 1) Ron Mercer; 2) Greg Lerch; 3) Jason Cunningham; 4) Kevin Bills; 5) Jeff McManus; 6) Ryan Bills; 7) Anthony Crabbe; 8) Alan Acri Vintage Heavyweight: 1) Ron Pfahler; 2) Jim Chapman; 3) Scott Slade; 4) Mike Erney Vintage Lightweight: 1) Russ Sage; 2) Cliff Diem; 3) Dwayne Rhodes 250 Sportsman: 1) Roy Miller; 2) Colton Smith; 3) Rich Mellinger; 4) Samantha Bergman; 5) Tyler Phillips; 6) Devon Gerhart; 7) Kevin Bills; 8) Alan Acri 100 Youth: 1) Ryan Varnes; 2) Cameron Smith; 3) Chase Smith 450 Sportsman: 1) Ace Phillips; 2) Tom McGrane; 3) Tyler Phillips; 4) Ryan Connelly; 5) Steve Lerch; 6) Steve Wagner; 7) Gary Jenkins; 8) Bryan Simeoy

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President’s Corner August D7 President’s Corner

MAMA Members,

As we go into the second part of the year, please don’t forget the dealerships and sponsors that have supported you the first part of the season. New this year was Tucker Rocky, and they have been supportive in all disciplines. They’ve provided hay bale covers, marking arrows, banners, trail tape, and pennants to all of the chairmen for their various disciplines.

The District 7 website, www.amadistrict7.com, has the results of all of the participating racers as of this year. It was slow getting started and for the program to be announced, but the riders that signed up are all doing very well in the program. Check the results and see who’s going home with the money at the end of the season.

The Enduro and Dual Sport series have had the support of Dutrow’s, Shenandoah Honda, Petes Cycle, Bob’s BMW, and Matto Cycle. Our series runs in conjunction with the ECEA series, but our loyal district riders have the support of the above sponsors.

In these difficult economic times, we need to support our sponsors as much as possible. Please use these shops for all of their expertise and services that they provide.

Our Dirt Track series runs in conjunction with District 6. Therefore, many of our supporting dealerships cross state lines. Don’s Kawasaki, Bromley Suzuki, Lancaster Harley Davidson, Pete’s Cycle, and Fredericktown Yamaha all have sponsored racers locally and nationally. I’ve written before about the success this district has on the national scene because of the support the above dealers have invested in these young professionals. Our local riders can benefit from the same support that the national riders get. Any rider can introduce themselves to any of the above and receive the same attention and support the big guys get. If you support and shop with them, they’ll reciprocate with the knowledge and winning ways that have taken others before you to the top.

Motocross this year has a new promoter’s group. They have new sponsors along with the old and have the most Tucker Rocky sponsored riders.

The new sponsors this year are B&E Motorsports in Easton, Maryland, and RNB Racing. RNB Racing

It has been another exciting month of racing for the Mid Atlantic Motocross Association.

We continue to see awesome racing, great sportsmanship and a wonderful family atmosphere that makes MAMA the premiere youth motocross organization in the Mid Atlantic.

This is in large part due to our committed members who consistently provide us ongoing guidance on how we are executing the racing and the overall weekend activities.

This allows us to continue to improve our organization to better serve our members, and I would like to say thank you to all of our devoted members.

Contingencies are a key part of our racing weekend, and I would like to again say thanks to the many sponsors: Cycle Effects, RNB, RPM Graphics, Full Moon Racing, Cernics, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, Shenadoah Honda, Petes Cycle, Kenda Tire, Delmarva Power Sports, ADJ Sheet Metal, The Race Shop, Bumpstiks, AJ Yummies, Blettner Power Sports, Accurate Pest Control, Art of Strength, and others I may have missed.

As of this letter, we have completed eight races.

As our members are aware, we have had to reorganize our race schedule due to various reasons.

Our August 14/15th race is now scheduled for VMP, which is a wonderful facility.

Additionally, our September 11/12th race is now scheduled for Middleford Speedway.

We are still working on scheduling our last race of the season and will advise as this becomes more solidified.

Please continue to monitor your

has been at the track with trackside support along with a multitude of accessories and parts. Ellicott City Motorsports has also had technical support and a trailer at select races this year, which our riders are really taking advantage of. This is new for them this year, as they have always supported District 7.

Our faithful longtime supporters are Twigg Cycles, Fredericktown Yamaha, JT Motorsports, Blettner Power Sports, Hanover Powersports, Cycle Effex, and Pete’s Cycle. Pete’s Cycle played a major role for District 7 in helping to bring Tucker Rocky on board.

Pete’s has had specials on all Tucker Rocky gear and parts, as have all the other dealers. Again, please support these dealerships and sponsors because they are the lifeline for District 7 and your own racing careers. A catalog isn’t going to be at the track when something breaks. A catalog or website won’t build your career or give the manual support and personal connection that you’ll need on race day, Please again. Times are tough, and we all need to support one another. It’s so important that you support the dealership or any vendor that locally supports you and your racing series. If it wasn’t for them, our local tracks, series, banquet, and our racing family wouldn’t be possible. Thanks for your support.

Wayne Sody

RPV for the classes eligible for advancement.

We will try and post this on a weekly basis at the track for informational purposes.

It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure they sign up for the appropriate class.

The new transponder system has been working flawlessly, and I hope all who have been using this system realize the benefits.

Riders are able to see how they perform per lap and continue to look at ways of becoming even more competitive.

Please do remember to charge your transponder for three hours prior to racing, and it should continue to work for the weekend.

Please remember to race hard, have fun, and be safe.

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D6 Ultimate MX Series - Bikes Old Bridge Township Raceway Park Englishtown, NJ - June 27, 2010 Words and Images Scott Lukaitis Spangler Tops Ultimate Heat The 2010 version of the D6 Ultimate Series presented by MGX Unlimited rolled into Old Bridge Township’s Raceway Park on June 27th for Round #6 of the series. This 10-race series takes place at nine different tracks over the course of the summer and has become one of the most well-attended and popular series of events in the Northeast. An early summer heat wave meant temperatures in the mid90s and blazing sun all day long, so only the most fit riders would survive. The Raceway Park track staff kept the water truck going all day long, and despite some dusty sections, the track remained excellent all day long.

The first 450 “A” class moto began with the Ocean County Powersports backed Suzuki of Frankie Lettieri out front with the Team Green Kawasaki of Lowell Spangler and the Mt. Holly Powersports KTM of Bryan Wallace hot on his heels. When the pack popped into view from the back of the track, Spangler had gone around Lettieri, who was still in second. A couple of laps in, it was all Lowell Spangler. Wallace was by Lettieri into second, and the Cycle House Honda mounted Anthony Roth was working his way up and challenging Lettieri. Then Lettieri had bike problems and DNF’d. At the checkered flag it was Spangler, Wallace, Roth, William Duffy and Ronnie Stewart rounding out the top 5. The second 450 “A” moto began with Mt.

Holly KTM mounted Ryan Gainey grabbing the early lead over first moto winner Spangler. Spangler was by Gainey in the back section of the track and began to stretch out his lead. Early on, the running order was Spangler, Stewart, Gainey and Wallace. Wallace got by his teammate into third, and by the end of the moto it was Spangler, Stewart, Wallace, Schmelyon, and Duffy rounding out the top 5. Spangler would take the overall (1-1) followed by Wallace (2-3), Stewart (5-2), Duffy (4-5) and Roth (3-6) rounding out the top 5.

KX250 two-stroke mounted Kerry Kaminskie grabbed the holeshot in the first 250 “A” class moto. Lettieri was quickly by Kamininskie, with Spangler and Duffy in tow. Early on, Spangler

was hot on Lettieri’s heels and got around for the pass. By now, Schmelyon was joining the mix, and he too would get around Lettieri. At the moto’s end, it was Spangler, Schmelyon, Lettieri, Duffy, and Stewart. Suzuki mounted Addison Kramer grabbed the holeshot in moto # 2, but his lead was short-lived, as Spangler got by on the first lap and set the pace out front.

Stewart settled into second, and Lettieri and Schmelyon were battling over the #3 spot. By the moto’s end it was Spangler, Stewart, Schmelyon, Duffy and Wallace rounding out the top 5. Spangler’s undefeated day gave him the overall (1-1), followed by Schmelyon (2-3), Stewart (5-2), Duffy (4-4) and Lettieri (36).

6_27_RACEWAY RESULTS 125 2 Stroke: 1) Matthew Mangine; 2) Jacob Marshall 25 B/C: 1) Scott Kalnas; 2) Michael Emery; 3) Marcello Vasquez; 4) Chris Piljar; 5) Nick Williams 25+ Expert “A”: 1) Gaylon Dickson; 2) Christophe Chomko; 3) Jeremy Weniger; 4) Richard Lax; 5) Daniel Grimm; 250 Amatuer “B”: 1) Joey Peters; 2) Zach Tussel; 3) Richard Kastle; 4) Robert Marshall Jr.; 5) Billy Hauser 250 Novice “C”: 1) Calvyn Beck; 2) Adam Scicchitano; 3) Ryan Hernandez; 4) Bradley Williams; 5) Hunter Stempel 250 Pro/Expert “A”: 1) Lowell Spangler; 2) Broc Schmelyon; 3) Ronnie Stewart; 4) William Duffy; 5) Frank Lettieri 30+ Amateur “B”: 1) John Getz; 2) Nick Williams; 3) Raymond Mckown; 4) Jay Muller; 5) Joe Hegeman30+ Novice “C”: 1) Jose Silva; 2) James Pizzo; 3) Renalo Oliveira; 4) William Prates; 5) Luiz Peregrino

30+ Vet Expert “A”: 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Greg Pamart; 3) James Mc Ilvaine; 4) Christophe Chomko; 5) Gaylon Dickson 35+ B/C: 1) Kevin Kolb; 2) Raymond Mckown; 3) Michael Adams; 4) Michael Impons; 5) Jason Baratta; 35+ Expert “A”: 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Greg Pamart; 3) James Mc Ilvaine; 4) Brian Smith; 5) Antonio Poccia 40 B/C: 1) Chris Piljar; 2) Patrick Muro; 3) John Getz; 4) Carl Herrforth; 5) Robert Kotulski; 40+ Senior Expert “A”: 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Gaylon Dickson; 3) James Mc Ilvaine; 4) Joseph Fritz; 5) Steven Nickerson 45+: 1) Joseph Fritz; 2) Frank Tussel; 3) Robert Schuler; 4) Michael Journet; 5) Gerard Ricciardelli 50cc 4-6 Stock: 1) Dominic Amilcare; 2) Cole Bader; 3) Jax Muller; 4) Brian Espinoza; 5) Chris Sweeney 50cc 4-8 Oil/Auto/ Shifter: 1) Dominic Amilcare; 2) Anthony Sanfelice; 3) Brian Espinoza; 4) Nathan Helms; 5) Sean Rahilly 50cc 7-8 Stock: 1) Evan Knoll; 2) Sabastian Janice; 3) Ashton Irion; 4) Benjamin Intili; 5) Marshall Blazo 50cc OPEN 4-8: 1) Benjamin Intili; 2) Dominic Amilcare; 3) Tyler Walters; 4) Marshall Blazo; 5) John Sweeney 65cc 7-11 B: 1) Devin Kusmider; 2) Austin Daniels; 3) Cory Carsten; 4) Matias Janice; 5) Ryan Trevelise 65cc 7-11 C: 1) Christopher Feeley; 2) Dakota Nyul; 3) Alexander Infurna; 4) Tyler Nichols; 5) Cole Fauerbach 85cc 12-15 B: 1) Alexander Frye; 2) Joseph Galbraith; 3) Michael Giovanniello; 4) Andrew Maroney; 5) Addison Emory IV 85cc 12-15 C: 1) Nicholas Mcclure; 2) Jake Bari; 3) Tom Journet; 4) Adam Pilla; 5) Jared Gordon85cc 12-16 (Super Mini): 1) Alexander Frye; 2) Michael Giovanniello; 3) Joseph Galbraith; 4) Matthew Mangine; 5) Addison Emory IV 85cc 9-11 B: 1) Brandon Hartranft; 2) Austin Daniels; 3) Alec Wademan; 4) Cory Carsten; 5) Ryan Trevelise 85cc 9-11 C: 1) Sean Patterson; 2) Christopher Feeley;

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the overall win. Brady Kiser #195 went 4-1 to win 80C 12-15, Michael Vane won Open C with finishes of 3-1, and T Custer won both motos in Schoolboy 14-16.

Tammy Posey #27 split motos in Mini Women Open with E. Wernig #31 to take the overall win, and Diamond Bailey #817 held on to take both wins in Mini Women Support.

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It was another hot one as MAMA hit the track at Middleford Speedway in Seaford, DE, the weekend of June 26-27. Saturday’s events included Brian Bouma #25 taking the Senior Open and Wayne Hall III #761 winning the Support Class. Marissa Peck #229 won both motos in Women, Mike Farmer #17x won both in Super Senior Open, Rich Hutchins #418 in Super Senior Support and Ryan Pinter #534 in Schoolboy 12-16. Josh Willin #131 battled it out in Collegeboy with visiting Pro Rider Sean Hackley Jr. #157, with Hackley taking the win. Willin went on to take both motos in Open B on Sunday as Hackley took both in Open A. Andrew Benson #191 put on a good show, taking the win in 250A with 2-1 finishes and Hackley Kyle Henderson #449, 80B 9-11 taking second with a finish of 1-2.

Brandon Newman took the B class by winning Justin bounced back from a fifth place in both motos, with DJ Daquila #14 finishing the first moto to take the win in the second.

Fabian Toye #8 won both motos in 80B 12-15 second.

Kyle Henderson #449 had a great day, and also finished second in Supermini behind winning five out of six motos to take the win leader Charlie Wernig #31. Wernig also split in three different classes, 80B, 9-11m 60A, motos with Austin Moore #717 IN 80a 12-15 and Jr. Mini. Cole Robbins #80 finished 1-1 in to take the win.

In 50 action, Seth Walker #29 took both Open C Div. II to take the win, with Ryan White motos in Oil 7-8, Dakota Robbins #525 won #241 finishing second. The pair ended up in separate 250 classes, with Robbins taking both in 50A, and Gage Beatty #135 won both both motos in 250C and White winning both in B. Collin Partridge #801 won motos in 50 4-Stroke Multi Speed, as did Mason Naecker in 250C Div. II. Colby Kaczka #109 celebrated his first #15 in 50 Shaft/PW 4-6. Carrington Taylor overall win in 80C 9-11 with finishes of 3-1. #03 went 1-2 to take the win in 50 Oil 4-6, with Dillon Flick was also a first-time overall Zane Slade #39 taking second with finishes winner in the 250D class with finishes of 1-3 of 2-4. Gavin Blue #13 and Skylar Pruitt #21 over brothers Tyler and Justin Bennett, #18 battled it out with 32 other riders to split wins and #29, who finished second and third, in the 60C class. Pruitt took the first moto, respectively. Tyler had finishes of 3-2, while but Blue came back to take the second and

delmarvasportsphotography.com. The top ten finishers in each class are as follows.

Dillon Flick #362, 250D First Overall Win 250D

6_27_MIDDLEFORD RESULTS 250 A: 1) Andrew Benson; 2) Sean Hackley Jr.; 3) Gabe Woodrow 250 B: 1) Brandon Newman; 2) DJ Daquila; 3) John Botts IV; 4) Taylor Steinberg; 5) Justin Harris; 6) Jake Willoughby; 7) Chris Siegel; 8) Kyle Tubbs; 9) Arthur Workman; 10) Glenn Evans 250 C: 1) Cole Robbins; 2) Nicholas Isreal; 3) Michael Vane; 4) Taylor Warner; 5) Mason Klug; 6) Brett Tomich; 7) Jared Curtin; 8) Steven Schultz; 9) AnthonySandlin; 10) Paul Morris 250 C: 1) CoLe Robbins; 2) Nicholas Isreal; 3) Michael Vane; 4) Taylor Warner; 5) Mason Klug; 6) Brett Tomich; 7) Jared Curtin; 8) Steven Schultz; 9) Anthony Sandlin; 10) Paul Morris 250 C Div II: 1) Ryan White; 2) Daniel Bohon; 3) Deric Stubbs; 4) Kenny Hadry; 5) John Joran; 6) Robb Borowicz; 7) Nicholas Mayberry; 8)

AJ Workman #30, 250B

Mitch Embley; 9) Jacob Fisher; 10) Matthew Adams 250 D: 1) Dillon Flick; 2) Tyler Bennett; 3) Justin Bennett; 4) Kyle Mcnab; 5) Joshua Diffenderfer; 6) Tyler Smith; 7) James Jackson Women: 1) Marissa Peck; 2) Dana Bassford; 3) Samantha Blankenship; 4) Mindy Tubbs; 5) Diamond Bailey; 6) Emilie Bachmann ; 7) Fianna Shute; 8) Felicia Garrison; 9) Kaitlyn Kaczka; 10) Michaela Fowler Mini Women Open 7-15: 1) Tammy Posey; 2) E. Wernig; 3) Haleigh Jowett; 4) Felicia Garrison; 5 Brooke Steinberg; Mini Women Support 7-15: 1) Diamond Bailey; 2) Anna Sheubrooks; 3) Nicole Garrison; 4) Kaitlyn Kaczka; 5) Brooke Johnson; 6) Katie Benson; 7) Ann Marie Supple Super Senior Open: 1) Mike Farmer; 2) Claude Willett; 3) Jim Mandrin; 4) Shaun Manning; 5) Walter Benitez; 6 Eugene Kaczka Super Senior Support: 1) Rich Hutchins; 2) Steve Cathcart; 3) David Posey; 4) Michael Doerk; 5) W. Jowett III; 6) Peter Fowler; 7) Bryce Reeves; 8) James Weaverling Sr; 9) Patrick Abrams; 10) David Fischer Senior Open: 1) Brian Bouma; 2) Jamie Emery; 3) Mark Walker; 4) Eugene Kaczka; 5) Richard Garrison; 6) Jim Mandrin; 7) Chad Gill; 8) J Aubrey Hawkins; 9) Michael Benson Senior Support: 1) Wayne Hall III; 2) Johnnie Parker; 3) Quentin Close; 4) Nicholas Fowler; 5) Greg Perez Sr; 6) Patrick Abrams; 7) John Rigg; 8) Gary Guy; 9) Chad Stump Open A: 1) Sean Hackley Jr; 2) Michael Groves; 3) Andrew Benson; 4) Gabe Woodrow Open B: 1) Joshua Willin; 2) Tyler Knowlton; 3) Travis Struder; 4) John Botts IV; 5) Taylor Steinberg; 6) Brandon Newman; 7) Brian Funkhouser; 8) Christopher Benson; 9) Kyle Tubbs; 10) Jake Willoughby Open C: 1) Michael Vane; 2 Deric Stubbs; 3) Garrett Reynolds; 4) Jared Curtin; 5) Mitch Embley; 6) Taylor Warner; 7) Anthony Sandlin; 8) Jacob Fowler; 9) William Connelly; 10) Nicholas Isreal Open C Div II: 1) Cole Robbins; 2) Ryan White; 3) Mason Klug; 4) Kenny Hadry; 5) John Joran; 6) Paul Morris; 7) Daniel BohOn; 8 Steven Schultz; 9 Aaron Robey; 10) Aaron Sanborn

Colby Kaczka #109, First Overall Win 80C 9-11

Collegeboy 14-24: 1) Sean Hackley Jr; 2) Joshua Willin; 3) Michael Groves; 4) J Custer; 5) Brandon Newman; 6) Brian Funkhouser; 7 Michael Reynolds Jr; 8) Jacob Fowler; 9) Mitch Embley; 10) Travis Struder Schoolboy 12-16: 1) Ryan Pinter; 2) Michael Reynolds Jr; 3) Charles Wernig; 4) Nicholas Isreal; 5) Steven Schultz; 6) Samuel Fowler; 7) Robb Borowicz; 8) Austin Clark; 9) Zachary Amato; 10) Broderick Weaver Schoolboy 14-16 4 Stroke: 1) J. Custer; 2) Ryan Pinter; 3) Brice Lloyd; 4) Michael Vane; 5) Arthur Workman; 6) Michael Reynolds Jr Supermini 12-16: 1) Charles Wernig; 2) Fabian Toye; 3) Broderick Weaver; 4) Austin Moore; 5) Erik Struder; 6) Troy Smith; 7) Jacob Pruitt; 8) Cody Green; 9) Randy White; 10) James Weaverling Jr Mini 7-11: 1) Kyle Henderson; 2) Dunovan Ivory; 3) Christopher Ford; 4) Hunter Jackson; 5) Jason Caskey; 6) David Foard; 7) Robert Stubbs; 8) Zachary Lahman; 9) Christopher Doering; 10) Nick Knell 80a 12-15: 1) Charles Wernig; 2) Austin Moore

Caudill; 5) Alan Haley; 6) Cameron Jackson; 7 Bradley Harding; 8) Dakota Robbins; 9) Ronald Ridgell; 10) Erich Friedrich 50a: 1) Dakota Robbins; 2) Charles Canter Jr.; 3) Gavin Blue; 4) Cameron Jackson; 5) Seth Walker; 6) Hogan Cassell; 7) John Pantazes 50b: 1) Gage Beatty; 2) David Valdez; 3) Grantely Herbert; 4) Logan Miller; 5) Danny Rankin; 6) Justin Luckett; 7) Jessica Betz; 8) Zane Slade; 9) Katie Benson; 10) Jason Baughman 50 Oil 7-8: 1) Seth Walker; 2) Justin Luckett 50 Oil 4-6: 1) Carrington Taylor; 2) Zane Slade; 3) Logan Miller; 4) Mason Naecker; 5) Noah Beatty; 6) Noah Geyer; 7) Blake Bowie; 8 Madison Nimmo; 9) Bryce Sviland; 10) Joseph Barrow 50 4 Stroke Multi Speed: 1) Collin Partridge; 2) Hallie Garrison; 3) Colin Myers; 4) Madison Beatty 50 Shaft /Pw 4-6: 1) Mason Naecker; 2) Madison Nimmo; 3) Blake Bowie; 4) Jake Eddy; 5) Breanna Sviland

Michael Groves #125, Open A

80c 9-11: 1) Colby Kacz; 2) Ralph Amato; 3) Jason Caskey; 4) Connor Neumer; 5) Martin Mundo; 6) Christopher Doering; 7) Kobe White; 8) Andrew Knight; 9) Nick Knell; 10) Jeremy Mayberry 60a: 1) Kyle Henderson; 2) Dunovan Ivory 60b: 1) Walter Benitez; 2) Martin Mundo; 3) Zachary Lahman; 4) Cody Akers; 5) Kobe White 60c: 1) Gavin Blue; 2) Skylar Pruitt; 3) Colin Walker; 4) Jeremy

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Mainline Series Round 5 Sleepy Hollow - July 3, 2010

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Boltz, Barto, Fioravanti and many others who I don’t know yet but I see on the gate race after race. Let me not forget our groom of the day, Todd Weindel, the face and voice of Sleepy Hollow. In my time I can only think of one race that I was at that Todd wasn’t, so it’s easy to see that his commitment to his children and the sport will make Shannon a fine husband.

So if you see Shannon (she’s the one with the 30 second board), congratulate her.

The wedding was great. For those of you who weren’t there, they came out on bikes and got married on the table top at spectators row. Great wedding, great food, great people. So to Todd and Shannon, I wish you the best from a guy who is in the 35+years group of marriage.

were putting it down. 250B Kastle (2-1),Sharky (4-2), Chen (3-3), does it get any closer?

There is nothing like a clean gate, but that second corner, first half lap is where it’s at for me. I respect the guys in A and B, and it’s

What a great idea: get married at Sleepy Hollow on July 3 after a day of racing. When I first heard the idea, I thought, “I have done a lot of location photography, but never a wedding at a track.” First for me, probably the first for Sleepy. We will get back to that.

Saturday race, hot, hot, hot.

I was talking to Jere Swarr, and he said they had been putting the water to it for days, and it looked good. Randy Kastle from Pagoda was here on the dozer, so it’s gonna be done right and will hold up, and it did.

As I started to walk around, I stopped down to see Chad and Chuck Aughinbaugh from ECS Honda in Ephrata; I couldn’t help but notice Mr. Eric Swarr Dominic Tibberino wins the overall in 85C. was in the house along with Jeremy Cook, Frenchie, Matt Hougentogler, nice to watch riders make the transition from Mr. Disciullo on the 818, Chad, Bill Bleich and C to B, or B to A. Many spectators think it’s all raw talent, and that is a big part, but the Corey Wright in from Ohio. A will be good.

The B guys are here: Richy Kastle, Alex commitment and training is what puts them on Maldet too. Got to see some friends who the steps and makes them an athlete. It’s the grew up on this track and haven’t been strength, agility and endurance they have that around, Patrick Sharkey on the 90 and Chris makes it look so easy. Easy and commitment Kalhauge. If you run in the top 5, look out; don’t mix.

I must admit that sometimes I have to dig these two will either be right in front of you or deep for that commitment to walk amongst a coming around. full gate of C riders, but I’m workin’ on it. But What did you miss? If you get a chance, check out the mainline stats, We’re at round I came to see racing, and there’s some good 5, and some of the points are close. In some racing here. I’ve know Brad Roth for years and cases in the 65 and 85 groups, first to fourth is watched him make the transition to the big bikes, which he has done very well, and this separated by a couple of points.

Open A- I never met Corey Wright, but I year I meet Sean Baxley from MD, both really got one shot of him on a gate drop where he nice, laid back. The only problem is that when is right in between Hougentogler and Cook, the gate drops they both want to be first, which 15 feet out and inches between their handle is a good thing for the fans, because this is bars, as serious as the day is long. But the 818 racing -- the feeling of Honda of Disciullo takes overall with a (1-2), putting it all out there, Cook with a (3-1), and Hougentogler takes knowing that there’s only one lap left, and third with a (4-3).

Open B- Richy Kastle takes overall with a if I go down, it’s not (1-2), Maldet second with a (4-1), and Sharkey going to be second, throws down a (2-3) to take third, not a bad because there are five day for not being on a bike in a while. Chen guys right on my back looked good and takes 4th . No disrespect to fender, but if I don’t, all the great B riders we have, but these guys it’s not going to be first. I see a lot of this

G. Stine, two wins in the 50’s and one the 65

commitment earlier in the year. Open C- Roth (2-1), Baxley (1-2), Beck (3-4); 250C-Baxley (21), Roth (1-2), Kruger (2-3). Get the picture?

85B- Brennen Weindel, back on track (11), takes overall, Addison Emory (2-2), Kevin Rivera (3-3).

Junior Mini- Weindel with a (1-1), Rivera second, followed by Nicholas Beck.

Ride of the day: The #10 of Gage Stine, talk about focused, I saw him down at the gate, and he had one thing on his mind. He takes overall in the 65c with a (3-1), overall in 50 (78) with a (1-1) and overall in the 50 open with a (1-1). Nice riding Gage.

What else did I see? Jeremy Cook turned up the 25+A with a (1-1). Mike Futer takes

Brad Roth takes the Open C.

Richie Kastle wins the Open and the 250 B.

decision-making done. Sometimes we make the right ones, sometimes we don’t. All I got to say is look out B riders. In addition to these two guys, there is some real talent in C, whose composure shows from all their

25+B with a (1-1). Who’s that on the 818, yes it’s Jeremy Kready. Frenchie throws down a (1-1) to take overall in the 30+A and the 35+A. Chris Boltz gets the overall in 35+B with a (11).

One of the pleasures I have is talking and meeting people and their families, and while thinking of this commitment theme, I looked at the Vet Riders. What commitment! Guys like Eddie Anewalt in the 40A+, who epitomizes the sport. Here we are July 4th, twelve 40+B/C riders at the gate. Guys like Frenchie, Sparks,

7_3_SLEEPY HOLLOW RESULTS 25 + A: 1) Jeremy Cook; 2) C C. Aughinbaugh; 3) Brian S. Smith; 4) Derek L. Martzall 25 + B/C: 1) Mike R. Futer; 2) Timothy N. Green; 3) Jeremy Kready; 4) Patrick J. Farrell in 250 A: 1) William Bleich; 2) Matthew W. Hougentogler 250 B: 1) Richard J. Kastle; 2) Patrick M. Sharkey; 3) David Chen; 4) James H. Ide 250 C: 1) Sean Baxley; 2) Brad R. Roth; 3) Braden Kruger; 4) Tim N. Green II 30 + A: 1) Gregory Pamart; 2) Jason A. Johnson; 3) Brian S. Smith; 4) Ethan Waybright 30 + B: 1) Timothy N. Green; 2) Larry J. Missimer; 3) John A. Barto Jr; 4) Keith M. Walborn 30 + C: 1) Kris W. Haight; 2) Thomas Beck; 3) Jay Smoker; 4) Ronald Stump 35 + A: 1) Gregory Pamart; 2) Todd G. Weindel; 3) Eddie F. Anewalt Iv; 4) Jason A. Johnson 35 + B/C: 1) Chris B. Boltz; 2) Michael Reynolds; 3) Steven Wright; 4) Kevin M. Bari Sr 40 + A: 1) Eddie F. Anewalt IV 40 + B/C: 1) Michael Reynolds; 2) Kevin M. Bari Sr; 3) Roy Craig; 4) Keith A. Kline 45 +: 1) Robert W. Schuler; 2) Donald J. Bernardi Jr; 3) Randolph Hayes; 4) Steve J. Bohlen 50 Stock 4-6: 1) Gavin Fakelmann 50 Stock 7-8: 1) Gage B. Stine; 2) Mason Winters; 3) Colby Noll; 4) Hunter J. Morgan 50 Oil (4-8): 1) Dylan Augustine; 2) Anthony Beverly; 3) Cole Kendra 50 Open (4-8): 1) Gage B. Stine; 2) Mason Winters; 3) Hunter J. Morgan; 4) Dylan Augustine 65cc B (7-11): 1) Seth E. Hammaker; 2) Austin J. Daniels; 3) Zyon Z. Terry; 4) Savion D. Terry 65cc C (7-11): 1) Gage B. Stine; 2) Brandon Hugney;

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Open A: 1) David Disciullo; 2) Jeremy Cook; 3) Matthew W. Hougentogler; 4) William Bleich Open B: 1) Richard J. Kastle; 2) Alex Maldet; 3) Patrick M. Sharkey; 4) David Chen Open C: 1) Brad R. Roth; 2) Sean Baxley; 3) Calvyn Beck; 4) Paul Florian Schoolboy 1 (12-16): 1) Dominick A. Dreisbach; 2) Christian M. Major; 3) Addison Emory IV; 4) John A. Obrien IV Schoolboy 2 (14-16): Eddie Anewalt, your 40+A winner.

1) Christian M. Major; 2) Keith Lengle; 3) 3) Damon M. Gibson; 4) Brandon Wolfe Avery Brown; 4) Tim N. Green II 85cc B (12-15): Supermini (112 2 str/ 150 4 st): 1) Brennen C. Weindel; 2) Addison Emory 1) John A. Obrien IV; 2) Addison Emory IV; Iv; 3) Kevin J. Rivera; 4) Cole Gabel 3) Matthew Gahrmann; 4) Logan A. Ehrets 85cc B (9-11): Women: 1) Savion D. Terry; 2) Austin J. Daniels; 1) Lauren E. Turick 3) Marvin A. Ellis 85cc C (12-15): 1) Dominic Tibberino; 2) Kyle Watkins; 3) Jake Bari; 4) Hunter D. Moore 85cc C (9-11): 1) Logan A. Moore; 2) Austin M. Bear; 3) Kyle D. Novak; 4) Damon M. Gibson Collegeboy (14-24): 1) Matthew W. Hougentogler; 2) Joshua D. Gotshall; 3) Corey Wright; 4) David Disciullo Jr. Mini (9-13) up to 85cc: 1) Brennen C. Weindel; 2) Kevin J. Rivera; 3) Nicholas Beck; 4) Cole Gabel

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District 7 at Tomahawk MX

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By Debra Meszaros of MX Sports Nutrition.com proceeded to rip up the track as if there were 39 other riders on the track; his only competition was the heat, which he beat to take the 250 A Class win. #33 Scott Saville took the number one position in the 40+ Class, Mike Farmer #17 finished second and Sam Gray #28 third.

In the 50+ Class, #53 Mark Dreibelbis grabs first place, followed by #927 Jay Kesner and #911 Frank Zee third. #418 Donald Boring took first in the Bomber class.

Austin Clark (Quad 90cc Class) For the Quad riders, #173 Hunter Carper comes across the finish #257 Austin Clark looked serious out James Harbaugh (Open A class) line first, with #6 Miles Higgins second and there, taking first place in the 90 class. In #660 Charles Moore third for the Stock, 4-8. Collegeboy, #13 Tony Barbera grabs first, #36 Lilly Galloway giving it 100%+, pushing Blaise Shipley takes first in the 50 cc Class 4 and in the Quad C class, #32 Dylan Pepper through the rutted turns to finish first.

XR 4-8.

The “race of the day” award goes to the 50 cc gets the win.

The 65cc Class was just as determined! #242 Race number 8 had more riders line up at the Class 4-6; they wear the biggest smiles and Braxton Mitchell captured first for the 7-9, gate than any other race of the day, combining seem to push as hard as the A riders! #6 Miles followed by #100 Logan S. Rummel in second the Collegeboy and Schoolboy classes Higgins was the proud taker of first place, with and #82 Chris Calvy third. For the 10-11’s, it’s together. In the Collegeboy class, it was #773 #173 Hunter Carper grabbing second and #259 Walter Benitez grabbing first place, #20 James Harbaugh, who seemed unbeatable #8 Maggie Harmison picking up the number Hunter Shriner second and #157 Nathanael today, taking his third first-place win of three spot.

Lockhar t the day! #71 Russell Grimes As the heat and humidity began its peak for third. finished second and #111X Luke the day, the 250 C Class closed the event with #1, Patrick #274 Cristhian Pinto accepting his second Grunseth third.

Morrissey Schoolboy 2 Stroke, #274 first-place win of the day, followed by #231 Cristhian Pinto claims first place Tyler Ball in second place and #363 Gavin and #14 Phillip Lockhart second. Shaver third.

Schoolboy 4 Stroke, #151 Tyler Murphy finishes first with his second first-place win of the day, #36 Seth Galloway comes in second and #231 Tyler Ball third.

I haven’t quite figured it out yet, but it seems the most enthusiasm comes from the 85 cc Class riders.

They always seem so pumped up and fearless on the throttle! It was #78 Aaron Boring Mark Dreibelbis (50+ Class) crossing the finish line continuing his winning streak first in the 12-13 Class, with of the day by taking his second #90 Ryan Parsons second and first-place win in the 25+ Class. #88 Nathan Smith third. For the #335 Scott Sayers finished 9-11 Class, #20 Hunter Shriner second. pushed for the first-place spot, For the 250 A Class, I was followed by #89 Alexander surprised to see only #773 Miller and #51 Ryan Miller third.

James Harbaugh lining up. He In the Girls 9-15 Class, it was Miles Higgins (50cc Class 4-6) Lilly Galloway (Girls 9-15)

More than just fireworks were lighting up this July Fourth as the die-hard District 7 racers convened at Tomahawk MX Park for a hot and sweaty, Sunday, July 4, race. Despite temperatures nearing triple digits, the track was watered, prepped well and ready for racing! A smaller than usual amount of determined racers were hydrated and ready to hit the track regardless of the heat.

Tyler Murphy #151 on his Suzuki took first in the 250 B class race followed by #105 Jacob Cayton.

In the Open A class, it was #773 James Harbaugh getting the win.

The #1 of Patrick Morrissey won the Open B class, with #71 Russell Grimes finishing second.

Vet A class, #335 Scott Sayers captured first, with #33 Scott Saville finishing second.

For the 2-strokes, it was #14 Phillip Lockhart coming across first.

In Supermini 12-15, #624 Garrett Smith took first place, #25 Hunter Holt second place and #78 Aaron Boring third.

In the Women’s Class, #36 Alexa West, riding her Honda, took first place.

For Open C class, #642 of Joseph Nazarak got the win, followed by #31 Gary Shiply Jr. and #34 Derek Dupont third.

X rider Travis Merrbaugh finished in the number one position in the Vet C class, with #28 Sam Gray second and #128 Scott Miller third.

Something about the 50cc Class…. I just love the determination of the young riders, as

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Fourth Annual Motocross For Christ Camp Pagoda Motorcycle Club - July 14-17, 2010

By Jim Bull Photo.com from Team Faith and William King from Tony D’s MX School, along with a host of local racing talent.

In addition, riders have bike maintenance support and training from local companies like EVO Industries, DEP Pipes, Lebanon Valley Cycles, Ephrata Cycle Sales and Pine Grove Yamaha. Other local companies such as MGX Unlimited and Foundation 529 come out to lend their support to the program.

Riders both experienced and not ranging in age from 4 to 18 get daily devotionals and activities through volunteers as the day moves along. MX for Christ Camp is a Over 60 campers and 40 volunteers helped make this year’s camp a success. place where riders get a combination of motocross and life training skills that touch on the values of hope, love, joy, faith and sacrifice. Nightly testimonials and candlelight services help campers get a glimpse into the faith experiences of other attendees as well.

Support from both St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church and Iona United Methodist Church help make the camp possible.

This year, Tom Claxton from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes attended, and, as usual, Zach Camp from Victory in Jesus Ministries was on hand. Motocross for Christ is a Young Dalton Smith had a blast getting nonprofit organization, and they dirty at Pagoda. raise money through donations and fundraisers to help support has grown steadily, and this year over 60 kids were able to participate. The camp offerings their efforts.

Next year’s camp is already in the works, have grown too and for the last two years have Some of the campers watch their trainers throw down some hot laps during a rider demo. offered professional motocross training from and if you can help in any way through head trainer Greg Pamart, founder of GPMX volunteering or donations, please contact Roy Schools. Other trainers included Brian Oneal Craig online at www.motocrossforchrist.com.

Pagoda Motorcycle Club was the site for the 4th Annual MX for Christ Camp hosted by Roy and Patti Craig and an army of volunteers consisting of parents, promoters, trainers and supporters of both motocross and the vision of Jesus Christ.

This camp, started by Roy just four short years ago, has grown by leaps and bounds through the help of many and by the grace of God. Roy, who is a racer himself, had a vision to “Connect kids with God’s love through motocross.”

In its first year, the camp was held in the backyard of a local motocross racer friend of Roy’s, and around 15 kids attended. The camp

The Pagoda Motorcycle Club was the host for the fourth annual MX for Christ Camp.

Greg Pamart’s GPMX School was the lead trainer for this year’s camp.

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