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Well, here we are at the end of another great race season. It never ceases to amaze me that another one has been here and gone. I just hope that the winter moves at the same frantic pace.

2008 promises to be a year of opportunity.

At press time the initial “Big Picture” seems to be continually growing. Motocross racers will find more series in the District 6 region to participate in than they could ever hope for.

I guess in one case that means that our sport is strong and that demand for racing is healthy in our neck of the woods.

On the other hand I would recommend to everybody to hire a good event planner if you want to make any sense out of it. They say choices are good - 2008 will allow you many. Stay tuned to the pages of MRA, we’ll

have all of the schedules and will do our best to spell it all out in plain english.

The harescramble scene is strong as well and will again offer race series’ from District 6 and the PA States. Don’t forget the ECEA and North East Series and there’s talk of another youth series spinning off the ECEA. We’ll have two Nationals, a GNCC and a East Coast Youth National all in our area so stay in touch. Wow, are you keeping up. Actually I can’t wait, it all sounds very exciting.

Back to 2007, this is our year end issue which means a little bit of a break coming up. We would like to thank everybody out there that participates in our great sport in any way. As always our society is changing rapidly, but the one thing we can count on is our weekends at the race track. Please be conscious of whats going on around you and continue to support the people that make what we do possible. Working together we’ll always be able to count on our weekends at the track. Without it, who knows?

We’ll be taking a month off to breath then we’ll come sailing back in early February with our Pre - Motorama issue. Please remember our distribution channels are changing and it’s never been a more important time than now to stay in touch because the times, they are a changing.

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Happy Ramblers 2007 Points Standings 51cc Oil 4-6 1 351 Jack Rogers 84 2 13c Edgar Clark 77 3 38 Ryan Ganoe 57 4 13g Gianni Lumadue 51 51cc Oil 7-8 1 b1 Beau Livingston 42 2 0 Mason Richards 25 3 127 Bailey Haschert 25 4 27 Jesse Schmidt 25 51cc 4-6 1 351 Jack Rogers 78 2 56 James R. Shockey 67 3 25s Carson Buffalow 64 4 13g Gianni Lumadue 49 51cc 7-8 1 922 Logan Hull 88 2 25s Carson Buffalow 56 3 71 Shane Desell 52 4 16 Dayton Moore 50 65cc 7-9 1 108 Brandon Garlock 127 2 10 Hunter S. Ringrose 71 3 33 Dalton Blettner 65 4 9 Isiah Baker 61 65cc 10-11 1 70x Jacob C. Runkles 94 2 20p Amanda Poling 62 3 312 Sean Baxley 56 4 911 Colin Richards 53 85cc 7-11 1 274 Christian Pinto 75 2 524 Tyler Strevig 69 3 70x Jacob C. Runkles 69 4 286 Austin Toskov 59

85cc 12-13 1 11 Steven Sparks 114 2 0 Kyle Davis 107 3 887 Thomas A. Coluzzi 87 4 215 Joshua Villarreal 57 85cc 14-15 1 256 Zachery Russo 70 2 33j Josh Rakvin 60 3 202 Michael Jones 57 4 81 Joseph Dreisonstok 51 Junior Mini (9-13) 1 0 Kyle Davis 115 2 11 Steven Sparks 92 3 17b Stanley Bolen 76 4 30k Kyle King 63 Super Mini (12-15) 1 887 Thomas A. Coluzzi 67 2 602 Daniel Phillips 50 3 2 Calvin R. Chase 44 4 524x Jimmy Bloom 43 School Boy 1 4 Joshua Fisher 101 2 23 Garret Toth 100 3 34 Tyler S. Newberry 72 4 724x David J. Wingate 64 College Boy 1 108 Curtis J. Baker 83 2 277 Zachary E. Harrington 81 3 336 Anthony Soistnan 81 4 92 Josh Crider 71 125 A 1 218 Willy C. Toth 83 2 114 Derrick E. Wile 55 3 343 Stephen Stella 44 4 204 Eric Myers 41 125 B 1 336 Anthony Soistman 73

2 401 Adam E. Layman 72 3 3 Gary S. Radford, Jr 72 4 108 Curtis J. Baker 61 125 C 1 24t Tyler Ward 93 2 110 Thomas S. Nilan 79 3 20 Jordan Stambaugh 69 4 174 Joshua Black 66 250 A 1 218 Willy C. Toth 74 2 114 Derrick E. Wile 63 3 50 Todd Atland 50 4 444 Chad M. Wages 47 250 B 1 92 Josh Crider 112 2 3 Gary S. Radford, Jr 65 3 70 Gary Bausum 50 4 47 Daniel L. Rucker 48 250 C 1 249 Josh Kreitz 105 2 162 Zac A. Ely 66 3 24 Zach W. Donnelly 56 4 30 Eugene Harwood 53 25 Plus A 1 121 Christopher Ohara 95 2 464 Joe Caruso 77 3 623 Jon S. Boser 47 4 41 529 Christopher Monasmith 25 Plus B 1 743 Kyle R. Kachmar 104 2 38 David Hall 82 3 24 Matthew Kessler 69 4 21 Jim Dobbs 44 30 Plus A 1 17 John J. Richards 75 2 121 Christopher Ohara 53 3 92 Barry Carsten 47

4 623 Jon S. Boser 44 30 Plus B Pos. # Name Points 1 21 Jim Dobbs 71 2 218 Ewell Gilliam 47 3 201 Lou Giomboni 44 4 383 Erik J. Brown 44 30 Plus C 1 766 John Ward 96 2 299 Steve Brown 85 3 454 John Lamadue 79 4 656 Charles Cross 69 40 Plus (senior) A 1 21 Russell W. Seibold 133 2 386 Bert Schulteis 131 3 17 John J. Richards 86 4 27 Jeffrey Russo 61 40 Plus (senior) B 1 218 Ewell Gilliam 83 2 48g Gary Thomas 50 3 201 Lou Giomboni 50 4 531 George G. Gilmore 44 Women 1 53 Katie J. Corron 137 2 48 Kelsey Green 135 3 20p Amanda Poling 79 4 72 Alexis Harwood 72 Four Stroke 1 135p Andrew Poling 88 2 23 Garret Toth 67 3 20 Jordan Stambaugh 62 4 277 Zachary E. Harrington 46 Unlimited 1 743 Kyle R. Kachmar 103 2 389 Nate D. Peck 94 3 181 Bryan Kielek 63 4 147 Jacob Myers 51

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By Jim Bull Go PAMX.com October 28, 2007 On October 27-28 the Go PAMX Series brought its final round of 2007 to the Doublin Gap MX Park.

With it came the talented racers from the western part of the state along with factory contingency money from the big four factories.

In addition, racers participated in the first ever automated sign up procedure in our area. This allows you to sign up when you arrive at the track thru a computer station. It speeds up the process while helping to eliminate common mistakes.

Everyone seemed to like the new system and said it was a breeze to operate. Look for more of this in 2008 at all MDRA Race Series events as well as Doublin Gap and Pleasure Valley races.

The Four Stroke Class was first off the gate today with local Team Green rider Lowell Spangler running away from the competition in moto # 1. In the second Four Stroke moto, PAMX expert rider Steve Roman got out to the early lead but it would be Spangler slipping under him right after the finish line on only the second lap of the race. Spangler would again pull away for the O/A on the day.

Roman would be your man in both premiere expert divisions. In 125 A racing action Roman would swap moto wins with another PAMX rider T.J.

Vet (Plus 30) C 1. Joseph Miller; 2. Dean Marks; 3. Grant Magar; 4. Mimi Greiner; 5. Jack Machuta, Jr.

4. Atalie Yingling.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Kelly Snider; 2. Jared Lesher; 3. Kyle King; 4.

Mitchell Ovell; 5. Brandon Garlock.

Bomber - 1997 and older 1. Timmy Grasinger; 2. David Grasinger.

125 A 1. Steve Roman, Jr.; 2. TJ Phillips; 3. Dennis Johns; 4. Jason Marks; 5. Eric Myers.

Open D 1. Devin Boettner; 2. Daniel Saeler.

125 B 1. Lowell Spangler; 2. Dylan Slusser; 3. Broc Schmelyun; 4. Addison Kramer; 5. William Shay.

Super Mini (12-15) 1. Tyler Luft; 2. Kameron Page; 3. Tyler Hawk; 4. Christopher Williams; 5. Steven Good.

125 C 1. Chris Monk; 2. Dakota Yohe; 3. Stanley Cosner, Iv.; 4. Michael Fowler; 5. Michael Kos. 60 (7-9) 1. Joseph Balkovic; 2. Trentin Herrington; 3. Dylan Bartlett; 4. Brock Papi; 5. Brice Saeler.

Timmy Grasinger travels from Pittsburgh, PA to win the Bomber Class.

Doublin Gap - GO PA MX Quads October 27, 2007

60 (10-11) 1. Arie Reachard; 2. Brendan Schulte.

ATV A 1. Josh Deemer; 2. Corey Atherton.

Senior 1. Gaylon Dickson; 2. Kenneth Messerman; 3. Ted Orr; 4. Raymond Niebel; 5. Brad Stepp.

ATV - B 1. Denny Brockhoff; 2. Bob Garrison; 3. Nick Eichelberger; 4. Darren Rice; 5. William Rocco.

ATV - College (16-29) 91-Open 1. Joby Miller.

Plus 25 A 1. Damien Plotts; 2.

James Evans; 3. Stephen Crowe; 4.

Gaylon Dickson.

Plus 25 B 1. Kristopher Shumaker; 2. Mike Kozma; 3. Robert Harris; 4.

Cory Leinenbach; 5. Mark Greenwald.

College Boy 1. David Plavi; 2. Bob Hess; 3. Cory Acri; 4.

Paris Anderson; 5. Luke Himler.

School Boy - 4 Stroke 14-15 Chris Monk from Charleston, WV wins 125 C. 1. Dylan Slusser; 2. Broc Schmelyun; 3. Lowell Spangler; 4. Jordan Walker; 5. Dylan Brajkovich.

ATV - C 1. Matthew Rus; 2. Jason Brockroff.

ATV - (13-15) 91-300 1. Nicholas Bezjak; 2. Aaron Poklembo; 3. Dylan Jack Rogers wins four motos to grab both 50cc (4-6) divisions.

80 (12-13) 1. Kameron Page; 2. Caleb Schachtler; 3. Zachary Kantner; 4. Thomas Coluzzi; 5. Kyle King.

80 (14-15) 1. Tyler Hawk; 2. Steven Good; 3. Tyler Luft; 4.

Jason Mcconnell, Jr.; 5. Brandon Mcmanus.

80 (7-11) 1. Kelly Snider; 2. Jared Lesher; 3. Mitchell Ovell; 4.

Scott Clapper; 5. Evan Richard.

50 Oil Injected (4-8) 1. Jack Rogers; 2. Robert Semelsberger; 3. Duke Automated sign - up has arrived.

50 (4-6) 1. Jack Rogers; 2. Robert Semelsberger; 3. Duke Gomez; 4. Jason Neidigh; 5. Chris Writt.

50 (7-8) 1. Mark Hushon; 2. Brock Papi; 3. Mark Peterman; 4. Dawson Magar; 5. Dain Vallie.

Kelly Snider sweeps the Junior Mini and 85 (7-11) divisions.

Phillips and in 250 A, Roman and D6 racer Damien Plotts would go at it giving Roman both O/A’s on the day. The common denominator in all of the above racing is that all of these guys were riding Kawasaki Four Stroke motorcycles.

Other winners on the day included 4 moto sweeps

by Kelly Snider and Jack Rogers racing in the mini divisions and another Kawasaki PAMX pilot Dylan Slusser winning both 250 B and Four Stroke College Boy. All in all in looks like Kawasaki landed atop the podium 14 times at the final round of the Team Green PA State Championship Series.

Things like this just make me go – Hmmmm!!

You can check out all of today’s winners here in MRA and make sure you log onto: www. mcracingaction.com to view all of the day’s event photos. For information on the 2008 PA State Series check out: www.gopamx.com.

250 C 1. William Hauser, II.; 2. Michael Fowler; 3. Anthony Fiore; 4. Eric Shirk; 5. Timmy Grasinger.

School Boy - 2 Stroke 12-15 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Jimmy Knisley; 3. Tony Archer; 4. Addison Yingling; 5. Caleb Schachtler.

Vet (Plus 30) A 1. James Evans; 2. Gaylon Dickson; 3. Stephen Crowe; 4. Raymond Niebel; 5. Damien Plotts.

Vet (Plus 30) B 1. Gregg Simmen; 2. Mark Greenwald; 3. James Sanders; 4. D. J. Ament; 5. Robert Harris.

Womens class thru the first corner, Tonya Mantsch (70) goes home winner for the day.

Four Stroke Open 1. Lowell Spangler; 2. Steve Roman, Jr.; 3. TJ Phillips; 4. Chad Boyd; 5. Dylan Brajkovich.

Women 1. Tonya Mantsch; 2. Taylor Levic; 3. Mimi Greiner;

Steve Roman goes 2-1 in both 125 and 250 A to grab both O/A wins.

Gomez; 4. Gianni Lumadue; 5. Chris Writt.

Swartz.

250 A 1. Steve Roman, Jr.; 2. Damien Plotts; 3. Chad Boyd; 4. TJ Phillips; 5. Jason Marks.

ATV - (6-11) 51-70 1. Bryce Lester.

250 B 1. Dylan Slusser; 2. Alexander Woskob; 3. Addison Kramer; 4. Kyle Sidle; 5. Todd Selleck, Jr.

ATV - (8-15) 71-125 1. Ryan Smith; 2. Kyle Kozura; 3. Shelby Cobrando; 4. Brandon Smitley; 5. Ricky Crosby; 6. Ethan Worden.

50 (4-6) 1. Logan Leitzel 50 (7-8) 1. Mark Hushon 2. Cameron Keck 3. Dain Vallie 50 (4-6) Oil 1. Gianni Lumadue

125 B 1. Robert Moore 2. Broc Schmelyun 3. Jordan Walker 4. Josh Fisher 125 C 1. Josh Black 2. Dakota Yohe

3. Zachary Smith 4. Thomas Nilan 5. Josh Villarreal 250 A 1. Derrick Wile 2. Eric Myers 250 C 1. Ted Merritts

Plus 25 A 1. Mike Cahill

Vet B 1. Jason Cotterino

Plus 25 B 1. Jason Cotterino

Vet C 1. Jamie Smith 2. Todd McFadden

Vet A 1. Mike Cahill

60 (10-11) 1. Dillon Thomas 2. Cody Hipkins

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Both the North East Harescramble Series and the District 6 Harescramble Series wrapped up in early November at the Dutchmen MX Park. You couldn’t have asked for a better day to go racing with the cooler temps, bright sunshine and next to no mud at a course that has become famous for the brown sticky goo.

The day kicked off as usual with the youth quad race. Ryan Brinker would get out to the early lead with national # 2 GNCC racer Derrec Robinson right on his tail followed by Kyle Slane and Katie Kearney. Early in the race Brinker would develop a mechanical problem which eventually put him back to 5th place. This allowed the front runners to advance with Robinson taking over the lead. I believe Slane had some quad issues as well and when Robinson made a quick pit stop Kearney was able to slip by and hold it to the end. Trevor Mcnulty would end up rounding out the top three.

Next up would be the youth motorcycle divisions.

The front Supermini row was stacked with talent with this years top runners along with several riders that have moved up from the younger divisions. This time of year is always good with the mix of new talent bumping up for the coming season. Today’s race would leave no disappointment with Supermini fast guy Nick

4. Ian Quire; 5. Timmy Hunter.

201-Open A 1. Casey Clark; 2. Andrew Delong; 3. Tyler Mccreight; 4. Justin Frederick; 5. Jeremy Hyde.

Vet (30+) A 1. Kevin Watto; 2. Dewitt Harrell, III.; 3. David Gatyas; 4. Carmen Tino.

Senior (40+) A 1. Thomas Maley; 2. Mike Ego; 3. Robert Murphy; 4. Russell Rzeplinski; 5. Robert Howard.

86-200 B 1. Jacobus Ferreira; 2. Bobby Kershaw; 3. Justin Reiss; 4. Travis Jurell; 5. Ryan Slane.

The Senior A division saw a season long battle. Tom Maley (right) takes the crown over Mike Ego.

the entire race with McClure coming out on top for the O/A and Open A win. The Open B class saw a good race between Joseph Papa and Jason Ellis with Papa grabbing the two minute advantage in the end. The utility class would end the season with Chad Kline finishing a mere 20 seconds ahead of George Richards.

This event marks the end of the D6 harescramble season. Stay tuned to the pages of MRA Jason Hughes races to the Vet A win. for next years schedules and to Davis taking the win followed by two guys that just moved up from the 85 (7-11) ranks. Ethan view and purchase images from today’s event, Jaudas would race to the second place spot please log onto: www.mcracingaction.com. followed by Danny Bromley in third.

The adult bikes were up next with local pro motocrosser Casey Clark coming out for some end of season seat time. Clark would get out to the early lead and cruise to the win.

Andrew DeLong would finish a few minutes back in second followed by Tyler McCreight in third.

Some close battles on the day saw the top three Senior B guys come thru the barrels together with Steve Powers grabbing the win and the district title with only seconds separating Dustin Morris and Steve Hoffman in the 201-Open C division. Patrick DeSantis would round out the podium in third.

The afternoon quad race would wrap up the days event with Jarrod McClure and Rob Hertz battling

Kearney; 4. Seth Hertzog; 5. Josh Hertzog.

Vet (30+) Quad 1. Jason Hughes; 2. Mark Carman; 3. James Shelak; 4. Roger Braver.

Senior (40+) Quad 1. Randy Smith; 2. Jeff Kearney; 3. Donald Brinker; 4. Joseph Gevoke.

Utility (OEM with Racks) Quad 1. Chad Kline; 2. George Richards; 3. Bryan Van Assen; 4. Charles Godshall; 5. Karl Vanassen.

86-200 A 1. Joshua Lingle; 2. Matthew Gift; 3. Tyler Kline;

Anne Frederick makes her racing debut in the Womens division.

Open A Quad 1. Jarrod Mcclure; 2. Rob Hertz; 3. Blake Kramer; 4. James Kuperavage; 5. Lee Dickerson.

Open B Quad 1. Joseph Papa; 2. Jason Ellis; 3. Thor Markus; 4.

Rick Popek; 5. James Henry.

Open C Quad 16-24 1. Ryan Marlatt; 2. Dustin Worner; 3. Kyle Denkovich; 4. Michael Papa; 5. Chad Shafer.

Open C Quad 25 plus 1. James Hancock; 2. Justin Brehm; 3. Steve Mcguire; 4. Kevin Esterly; 5. Todd Shelak.

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Vet (30+) B 1. Dave Pritchett; 2. John Mcnulty; 3. Wesley Bower; 4. Mark Homicki; 5. Charles Blessing.

85cc 12-15 1. William Carling; 2. Eric Matthias; 3. Andrew Powers; 4. Brandon Engle; 5. Timothy Richardson.

50cc 4-8 Stock 1. Trenton Poust.

Supermini 12-15 1. Nick Davis; 2. Ethan Jaudas; 3. Daniel Bromley; 4. Jake Eckhart; 5. Samuel Swavely.

65cc 7-9 1. Ian Hess.

65cc 10-11 1. Henry Ferreira; 2. Cody Ebersol; 3. Anthony Polsinelli; 4. James Sholly; 5. Craig Delong.

Senior (40+) B 1. Steven Powers; 2.

Thomas Simpson; 3. J Michael Hess; 4. Robert Kelly, Jr.; 5. George Willenbrock.

86-200 C 1. Ryan Mentzer; 2.

Raymond Mullen; 3. Matt Landerer; 4. Richard Acri; 5. Alex Sholedice.

50cc 4-8 Stk Quad 1. Jarad Wenning; 2. Kara Clark; 3. Brandon Shughart; 4. Dane Molander; 5. Brody Robinson.

4 stroke 100-150 Up to 15 1. Thomas Shughart; 2. Mitchell Powers; 3.

Benjamin Shughart; 4. Pierce Williams; 5.

Jonathan Kerchner.

200 A Champ Timmy Hunter having fun on his pitbike in the 110 AC class.

201-Open C 1. Dustin Morris; 2. Steven Hoffman; 3. Patrick Desantis; 4. Brandon Lee; 5. Jeremy Kulp.

Masters (60+) 1. Burd Guers.

Super Senior (50+) 1. Thomas Cichon; 2.

Jerome Lynn; 3.

Christopher Hunter.

71-90 cc Quad 1. Katie Kearney; 2.

Derrec Robinson; 3.

Trevor Mcnulty; 4. Logan Shelak; 5. Ryan Brinker.

Jarrod McClure wins Open A after a race long battle with Rob Hertz.

85cc 7-11 1. Rowland Papp; 2. Dieter Willenbrock; 3. Jarrett Mohn; 4. Christopher Vanbuskirk; 5. Matt Trout.

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By Matt Biedka Delaware Enduro Riders - Oct. 28, 2007 Going into the last round of the Enduro Championship season, the stage was set to be a real barn burner. The nine time ECEA Grand Champion Matto Cycle sponsored Jack Lafferty, Jr. holding on to a fragile two point margin over the “always a bridesmaid never a bride”, Mike Bradway, had a chance to make this the elusive number ten.

With Jack Jr’s equally talented family in tow, his younger brother’s, both the eight time National Enduro Champion Red Bull KTM Michael Lafferty, as well as local favorite and former two time ECEA Champion Richard Lafferty, then throw in their father multi time Super Senior Champion Matto Cycle rider Jack Lafferty Sr. and we were ready to rumble!

The week’s rain was promising a mud fest of epic proportions, but alas, the ground must have been so dry prior to the rain that it soaked in perfectly.

In addition Sunday morning the competitors all awoke to a beautiful sunny and warmer than usual for October day making this a traction rich, high speed affair, rather than the survival of the fittest that was expected by the faint of heart no show pre entrants.

The Delaware State Enduro has an intense history of being one of the tougher runs when wet. The Fairway Cycle Sponsored Mike Bradway started the day off with a questionable burn early on by an over zealous check volunteer. It was looking good for Jack Jr. who was as usual up to speed and on target to that point. However this would be over turned in the name of justice at the end of the day.

With his two point burn correction and a lot of high speed prowess Mike Bradway would in fact Break his Susan Lucci like streak at the end of the day besting Jack Jr. and in fact winning the 2007 season championship with a third place overall finish on the day. Meanwhile the eight time

Placing second overall was Michael’s older brother Yamaha mounted Richard Lafferty in fourth and just ahead of Jack Jr. we saw an impressive showing by ECEA young gun and Matto Cycle Competitor Andrew Delong.

A Open 1. Jacob Williams; 2. George Romeo, Jr.; 3. Mike Soudas; 4. Dennis Fitzgerald; 5. Richard Moyer.

A Senior 1. Jim Aiello; 2. Tim Mauro; 3. Mark Moyer; 4.

B 250 1. David Kowalski; 2. Chad Barth; 3. Rick Adams; 4. Adam Sieg; 5. Lissa Arsenault.

Stock Heavy 1. Robert McKillips; 2. Michael Collins, II.; 3. Andy Dutkowski.

Not to be out done by his children, Jack Lafferty Sr, also pulled off yet another victory in the Master’s class...

Way to go Dad! Grand Champion Michael Lafferty Hi Point A Jeff Kirchner Hi Point B Brian Bouma Hi Point C Matthew Pratola AA 1. Rich Lafferty; Michael Bradway; Andrew Delong; Jack Lafferty, Jr. Joe Giordano.

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A 200 1. Robert Mohn; 3.

Kyle Adams; 4. Ron Decaro; 5. Sergio Bassani; 6. Casey Grzybowski.

Mike Melniczuk wins A 250.

A 250 1. Mike Melniczuk; 2.

Dane Schoeneberg; 3.

Rob Trout; 4. Gary Fischer; 5. Richard Lechner, Jr.

Daniel Compton; 5. Tom Gafgen.

A 4Stk Heavy 1. Clifford Tenney; 2. Des Conboy; 3. Peter Burnett; 4. Kevin Sooy; 5. George English.

A Vet 1. Larry Poplin; 2. Sam Verdetto; 3. Jeffrey

A Super Senior 1. Bill Atherholt; 2. David Scheumeister.

B 4 Stk LT 1. Gerald Peklak; 2. Ryan Barth; 3. Brian Donavan; 4. Brian Frost; 5. Frank Lillo.

B Open 1. David Carroll; 2. David Barth; 3. Dave Blodgett.

B Senior 1. Nick Sotiropoulos; 2. Allen Schaffer; 3. Dave Bittner; 4. Joseph Dublas; 5. Bart Hennaut.

B Super Senior 1. Dennis Mann; 2. Michael Walters; 3. Jim Graffius; 4. Greg Grzybowski; 5. Jim Redilla.

B Vet 1. Mike Perucki; 2. Ryan Fitzpatrick; 3. Michael Faulkner; 4. David Ottow; 5. Peter Quigley.

C 200 1. Cory Schaffer; 2. Stephen Boitano.

C 250 1. Anthony Shaw; 2. Ed Fisher; 3. Thomas Vasey; 4. Dave Debski.

C 4 Stk 1. James Personti; 2. Kyle Moore; 3. Joe Draper; 4. Rob Burger.

C Open 1. Ronnie Pfaher; 2. Gary Brinker.

C Senior 1. John Draper; 2. Peter Friedman; 3.

Tom Bishop; 4. Harry Newcomer; 5.

William Vasey.

Red Bull KTM’s Mike Lafferty on track to another victory.

C Vet 1. Karl Hider; 2. Greg Dorsey; 3. Craig Tomison; 4. Michael Wenner; 5. John Shuttleworth.

Golden Master 1. Joe Galie; 2. Robert Hoover.

Master 1. Jack Lafferty, Sr.; 2. Den Kirkpatrick; 3. George Fetterman; 4. Rocco Spano.

national champion Red Bull KTM rider Michael Lafferty was well on his way to dominating the rest of the field with an impressive ten point besting of the rest of the field.

A 4 Stroke Light 1. Ben Smith; 2. Charles Ciaurelli, Jr.; 3. Jimmy Shea; 4. Tony Hodgson; 5. Russ Cherry.

Moyer; 4. Lee Rosenberg; 5. Steve Green.

B 200 1. Glenn Cordova; 2. Steve Mason; 3. Justin Draper; 4. Joseph Springer; 5. Robert Wiley.

Womens 1. Merle Compton; 2. Courtney Compton; 3.

Sharon Vasey; 4. Erin Gerber.

65cc 7-9 : 1. Brandon Hartranft, 2. Justin Cooper, 3. Sean Knoll, 4. Marvin Ellis, 5. Brian Engdahl

30+ Novice: 1. Lawrence Mcvay, 2. Jose Romero, 3. Aparecido Silva, 4. Chuck Schellhardt 5. Glenn Sutton

65cc 10-11: 1. Keith Pierce, 2. Joseph Galbraith, 3. Michael Petit, 4. Trevor Shaffer, 5. Kevin Tompkins

30+ Amateur: 1. John Ward, 2. Ed Graham, 3. Russ Myers 4.

Daniel Jones, 5. Michael Lewis

85cc 7-11 : 1. Jacob Hartranft, 2. Justin Cooper, 3. Tyler Betsch, 4. Robert Piazza, 5. Luke Palonicola

30+ Vet Expert: 1. James McIlvaine, 2. Jerry Seip, 3. Barry Carsten, 4. Darren Edsall, 5. Brian Smith 40+ Senior Amateur: 1. Stanley Poulsen, 2. Doug Kitchell, 3. Russ Myers, 4. John Stewart, 5. John Tavernese 40+ Senior Expert: 1. James McIlvaine, 2. Jerry Seip, 3. Barry Carsten, 4. Marc Tiesler, 5. Kurt McMillen Schoolboy (12-15 Years) 2-str: 1. Frank Lettieri, 2. Sal Calamita, 3. Charles Sherby, 4. Larry Mcvay, 5. Talon Distefano

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College Boy (16-24 Years): 1. William Francisco, 2. Brian Kilduff, 3. James Mushalla, 4. Greg Lurch, 5. Daniel Bogdan

Junior Mini (9-13 Years): 1. Jacob Hartranft, 2. Robert Piazza, 3. Matthew Gahramnn, 4. Jake Scott, 5. Brandon Hartranft

Open 4 Stroke: 1. Frank Lettieri, 2. Charles Sherby, 3. Sal Calamita, 4. Michael Sowa, 5. Daniel Fodor

Supermini (12-15 Years): 1. Jesse Pierce, 2. Christopher Duymich, 3. Adam Scicchitano, 4. Joey Peters, 5. Damon Rummel Track manager Rich Schmidt discusses some of the plans for 2008.

85cc 12-13 : 1. Jesse Pierce, 2. Matthew Gahrmann, 3. Adam Scicchitano, 4. Ryan Zaveral, 5. Jake Scott 85cc 14-15 : 1. Christopher Duymich, 2. Justin Garzone, 3.

Allan Schaeffer, 4. Christopher Dasilva, 5. Frank Lettieri

Women : 1. Nikki Stewart, 2. Virginia Roma, 3. Rachael Engdahl, 4. Jennifer Singleton, 5. Erica Rizzo 125 Novice: 1. Austin Harvey, 2. Michael Sowa, 3. Andrew Homick, 4. JT Milne, 5. Brian Kilduff 125 Amateur : 1. Nicholas Mcphee, 2. Sal Calamita, 3. Larry Mcvay, 4. Matthew Fisk, 5. Willy Shatrau 125 Pro/expert: 1. Ryan Gainey, 2. Dakota Kessler, 3. Ronnie Stewart, 4. Peter Devlin, 5. Barry Carsten

250 Novice: 1. Michael Sowa, 2. Andrew Flood, 3. Alex Stavola, 4. Michael Moore, 5. Stephen Michael 250 Amateur: 1. James Henshaw, 2. Nicholas McPhee, 3. Daniel Fodor, 4. Michael Voorhees, 5. Mike Emick 250 Pro/expert: 1. Ryan Gainey, 2, Dakota Kessler, 3.

Ronnie Stewart, 4. Jason Harper, 5.

Chris Chomko 25+ Amateur: 1. Jonathan Bronne, 2. John Ward, 3.

Ed Graham, 4. Gregory Jaronczyk, 5.

Ed Allen 25+ Expert: 1. Jason Harper, 2. James McIlvaine, 3.

Darren Edsall, 4. Jerry Seip, 5. Brian Smith

Track announcer Rich Trevelise talks with Barry Carsten

Old Bridge Township Raceway Park - Trophy Class Day Englishtown, N.J. - October 21, 2007

Adam Blessing rounded out the 2007 season with the overall win in the combined expert class.

65cc (7-9): 1. Brandon Hartranft (Ktm); 2. Miguel Correla (Ktm); 3. Sean Knoll (Ktm); 4. Pete Davis (Ktm); 5. Brian Engdahl (Ktm).

65cc (10-11): 1. Joseph Galbraith (Ktm); 2. Michael Giovanniello (Ktm); 3. Jacob Rauch (Kaw); 4. Daniel Suydam (Kaw); 5. Jake McKenna (Kaw).

85cc (7-11): 1. Luke Palonicola (Kaw); 2. Jacob Hartranft (Yam); 3. Michael Pettit (Suz); 4. Keith Pierce (Ktm); 5. Tyler J. Betsch (Suz).

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85cc (12-13): 1. Jake Scott (Yam); 2. Jesse Pierce (Suz); 3.

Richie Trevelise (Suz); 4. Matthew Gahrmann (Kaw); 5. Anthony Maladra (Ktm).

Schoolboy (12-15 years) 2 Stroke: 1. Mike Lacerenza (Kaw); 2. Larry McVay (Yam); 3. Brad Wainwright (Yam); 4. Dylan Ahlert (Suz); 5. Christopher Duymich (Hon).

85cc (14-15): 1. Adam Scicchitano (Suz); 2. Ryan Hernandez (Hon); 3. Dan Lagreca (Yam); 4. Christopher Dasilva (Hon); 5. Evan Priester (Hon).

College Boy (16-24 years): 1. Dakota Kessler (Suz); 2. Greg Lurch (Yam); 3. bryan Wallace (Hon); 4. Mike Tippin, Jr. (Suz); 5.

Jeffrey Yeomans, Jr. (Suz).

125 Novice: 1. Michael Sowa (Suz); 2. Christopher Duymich (Hon); 3. Corey Haugland (Hon); 4. Jason Chavez (Hon); 5. Andrew Flood (Hon).

25+ Amateur: 1. Ed Graham (Suz); 2. Ethan Waybright (Hon); 3. Daniel Jones (Hon); 4. Ed Allen (Ktm); 5.

Damian Ercole (Yam).

125 Amateur: 1. Larry McVay (Yam); 2. Mike Lacerenza (Kaw); 3. William Francisco (Yam); 4. Joseph Chmielewski (Yam); 5. Douglas Zee (Hon).

30+ Novice: 1. Gurlherne Abran (Kaw); 2. Stefan Nokolof (Hon); 3. Douglas Ims (Hon); 4. Michael Impens (Hon); 5. Jose Soares (Yam).

250 Novice: 1. Michael Sowa (Suz); 2. Alex Stavola (Suz); 3.

Tom Greenhoe (Yam); 4. Anthony G. Fiore (Yam); 5. Billy Thompson (Hon).

30+ Amateur: 1. Ethan Waybright (Hon); 2. John Ward (Hon); 3. Daniel Jones (Hon); 4. Ed Graham (Suz); 5.

Dean Mauro (Kaw).

250 Amateur: 1. Joey Peditto (Kaw); 2. Talon Distefano (Hon); 3. Jeffrey Yeomans, Jr. (Suz); 4. Douglass Zee (Hon); 5. James Moore, Jr. (Hon).

40+ Amateur: 1. Doug Kitchell (Hon); 2. Stanley Poulsen (Hon); 3. Scott Sampson (Hon); 4. John Tavernese (Yam); 5. Spencer W. Hess (Hon).

Junior Mini (9-13 years) 1. Jake Scott (Yam); 2. Jacob Hartranft (Yam); 3.

Luke Palonicola (Kaw); 4. Tyler J. Betsch (Suz); 5. Keith Pierce (Ktm).

Open 4 Stroke: 1. Ryan Gainey (Ktm); 2. Mike Lacerenza (Kaw); 3. Joey Peditto (Kaw); 4. Robert Malkiewicz (Kaw); 5. Ryan Patterson (Kaw).

Supermini (12-15 years): 1. Jesse Pierce (Suz); 2. Adam Scicchitano (Suz); 3. Zachary Reinson (Hon); 4. Damon Benefield (Yam); 5. Jason Chavez (Hon).

Open 125/250 Expert: 1. Adam Blessing (Hon); 2. Barry Carsten (Suz); 3. Ryan Gainey (Ktm); 4. Ronnie Stewart (Suz); 5. Dakota Kessler (Suz).

Vet Expert: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Jason Harper (Suz); 3.

Robert Quinn (Yam); 4. Christopher Chomko (Hon); 5. Brian Smith (Kaw).

And the gate lies silent... see you in 2008 Women: 1. Nikki Stewart (Yam); 2. Rachel Engdahl (Suz); 3. Jennifer Singleton (Yam); 4. Melinda Giberson (Yam); 5. Rene Kotopoulis (Hon).

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2007 Raceway Park Champions

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2007 MDRA Banquet The MDRA held its third annual awards banquet in early November. Many racers started the day at the Doublin Gap Motocross Park with an open practice session prior to the night’s festivities. For $25.00 racers were treated to the open practice day and the awards banquet and full out buffet provided by the Lighthouse Restaurant in Chambersburg, PA. The evening started off with a few announcements and introductions then went right into the meal. After that Tucker Rocky Distributing representative Kristen Rettberg awarded the MSR / Answer / Pro Taper rider contracts for 2008. Tucker Rocky has been the main sponsor of the MDRA Race Series since its inception three years ago. Racers who buy MSR and Answer Gear in the beginning of the season are eligible for up to $250.00 in contingency money depending on their class finishes and for 2008 Tucker Rocky will be awarding gear 10 places back. Riders this is a fantastic deal, if you plan on buying new gear why not buy something that pays you back? Plus you can look and feel real cool too.

After that class awards were handed out and pictures taken. Please log onto www.mcracingaction.com to view and purchase pictures of all the winners. To wrap up the night a random name was drawn from a hat to win the Falcon Pitbike that was donated by series sponsor Action Motorsports. Expert racer Willy Toth was the lucky winner. MDRA champions also won free graphics kits and door prizes were awarded all evening.

The 2008 Series will consist of 12 races and kicks off in early April at Tomahawk MX in Hedgesville, WV. Remember to get your MSR and Answer gear from your local dealers and contact the MDRA for your contingency form. Motorcycle Racing Action will again be at all of your rounds taking race photos and covering the action for the newspaper. Your MDRA membership does not qualify you for a direct mail copy of MRA in 2008. You can either pick up a complimentary copy at the track or if you enjoy the home delivery please clip the form in this issue or you can subscribe online. Thanks for a great 2007 and we’ll see you all next year.

Steven Good wins 85cc (12-15) B and gets on the cover of MRA! 250 C 1. 144 Seth Kimble (11) 207 2. 70 James Dow (11) 152 3. 425 Tommy Staubs (11) 134 4. 24 Zach Donnelly (7) 130 5. 244 Norman Potter (9) 111

85 (12-15) B 1. 31 Steven Good (11) 156 2. 11 Steven Sparks (9) 139 3. 30k Kyle King (11) 124 4. 521 Eddie Jones (11) 123 5. 887 Thomas Coluzzi (10) 109

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. 30k Kyle King (11) 196 2. 111 Anthony Smith Jr (10) 180 3. 206 Thomas Webb (9) 139 4. 10 Jackson Ringrose (9) 134 5. 175 Stanton Bowers (10) 115

125 C 1. 110 Thomas Nilan (11) 200 2. 8 Mark Azadl (11) 194 3. 122 Christopher Heinlein (11) 182 4. 191 Zane Donnelly (11) 181 5. 7x Dakota Yohe (11) 172

85 (12-15) C 1. 143x Stanley Bolen, Iii (11) 253 2. 23 Devon Armiger (11) 209 3. 81 Joseph Dreisonstok (10) 189 4. 101 Ryan Didone (10) 178 5. 702 Bret Shipley (10) 167

60 (7-11) C 1. 312 Sean Baxley (10) 234 2. 180 Nicholas Carruba (9) 199 3. 385 Jonathan Chrysovergis (11)

60 (7-11) B 1. 70 Jacob Runkles (11) 152 2. 141 7 Tristan Kimble (11) 144 3. 34 Dillon Thomas (9) 133 4. 4r Arie Reachard (10) 105 5. 97 Kevin Stoner (9) 82

187 4. 97x Jacob Lewis (11) 184

85 (7-11) B 1. 34 Dillon Thomas (10) 148 2. 70 Jacob Runkles (11) 131 3. 141 7 Tristan Kimble (11) 126 4. 4r Arie Reachard (11) 102 5. 97 Kevin Stoner (9) 76

Derrick Wile takes home an extra $2400.00 for winning both 125 and 250 A. School Boy 1. 23 Garret Toth (9) 151 2. 7x Dakota Yohe (11) 112 3. 04 Joshua Fisher (10) 96 4. 615 Michael Thompson (11) 89 5. 111 Broc Schmelyun (5) 71

125 B 1. 108 Curtis Baker (10) 192 2. 336 Anthony Soistman (9) 113 3. 111 Broc Schmelyun (5) 111 4. 102 Brandon Freeman (4) 79 5. 724x David Wingate (8) 76

College Boy 1. 108 Curtis Baker (10) 183 2. 60 Shane Wiegel (11) 170 3. 315 Drew Kibler (7) 124 4. 336 Anthony Soistman (9) 112 5. 104 Tyler Carbaugh (8) 106

250 A 1. 114 Derrick Wile (11) 143 2. 18 Willy Toth, Jr (8) 112 3. 204 Eric Myers (10) 99 4. 914 Michael Bear (10) 96 5. 92x Shane Krabal (9) 70

125 A 1. 114 Derrick Wile (11) 131 2. 204 Eric Myers (10) 117 3. 18 Willy Toth, Jr (8) 107 4. 11 Chad Wages (5) 65 5. 91 Patrick Wastler (5) 50

250 B 1. 60 Shane Wiegel (11) 145 2. 426 Jesse Armiger (11) 132 3. 290 Michael Dailey (11) 94 4. 104 Tyler Carbaugh (8) 91 5. 311 Tyler Gantt (5) 86

Stylin’ for the MRA camera.

85 (7-11) C 1. 401 Daniel B. Bohon (11) 194 2. 95m Cole Mizak (10) 177 3. 108 Brandon K. Garlock (10) 165 4. 312 Sean Baxley (11) 165 5. 217 Cory Gilliam (11) 134

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Senior A 1. 515 Brad Stepp (11) 166 2. 45 Michael Crocker (11) 164 3. 386 Bert Schulteis (11) 115 4. 204 John Myers (11) 106 5. 39 Andrew Delauder (9) 97 Senior B 1. 218 Ewell Gilliam (11) 152 2. 614 Allen Weaver (11) 138 3. 3 Mike Beavan (9) 106 4. 439 Paul Baker (10) 102 5. 863 William Donnelly (10) 78 Four Stroke Open 1. 23 Garret Toth (9) 202 2. 923 Anthony Barbagallo (11) 135 3. 8 Mark Azadl (11) 131 4. 33 Jacob Grove (5) 96 5. 243 Luke Richards (6) 96 Women 1. 2 Jessica Childs (11) 143 2. 77 Shayla Stephens (11) 129 3. 48 Kelsey Green (9) 129 4. 521 Jessica Jones (10) 109 5. 88 Karingtin Hess (10) 82 The class with the most Bling!!

4. 858 John Bowlin (8) 96 5. 351 Michael Hall (10) 88

50 (4-6) 1. 201 Logan Leitzel (10) 148

Peyton Yentzer helps her Uncle Jeff draw door prize winners.

2. 510 Seth Hammaker (9) 128 3. 14 Zachary Lahman (9) 107 4. 45 Caleb Keck (7) 77 5. 800 Ryley Nield (5) 62

2. 44x Andrew Dixon (11) 154 3. 199 Coby Brady (9) 115 4. 127x Bailey Haschert (3) 35 5. 4 Vincent Luhovey (1) 15

50 (7-8) 1. 18a Austin Mcnamee (11) 195

Vet (plus 35) A 1. 623 Jon Boser (10) 145

Vet (plus 30) B 1. 73 Glenn Murphy (9) 137 2. 229 Clint Early (10) 132 3. 714 William W. Beezel (11) 112 4. 24 Jamie Jordan (10) 102 5. 105 Kenneth Smith (9) 96 Vet (plus 30) C 1. 3x Jose Lemus (9) 169 2. 14 Eugene Bork (8) 150 3. 49 Patrick Stansbury, Sr (10) 140 4. 428 Joseph Morga (10) 128 5. 455 Ian Raun (10) 126

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5. 10 Hunter Ringrose (8) 162 Super Mini (12-15) 1. 31 Steven Good (11) 166 2. 521 Eddie Jones (11) 158 3. 887 Thomas Coluzzi (10) 113 4. 11 Steven Sparks (6) 85 5. 14 Kameron Page (5) 85 Plus 25 A 1. 914 Michael Bear (11) 149 2. 623 Jon Boser (10) 117 3. 55 Daniel Leonhard (10) 99 4. 858 John Bowlin (7) 90 5. 271 Jason Carroll (5) 62

They say they mature as they get older?

Plus 25 B 1. 288 Steven Wolford (11) 135 2. 624 Michael Dempster (11) 117 3. 229 Clint Early (10) 91 4. 787 Adam Dietrich (6) 85 5. 105 Kenneth Smith (9) 78 Vet (plus 30) A 1. 914 Michael Bear (11) 157 2. 623 Jon Boser (10) 119 3. 121 Christopher O’hara (10) 113

Jessica Childs tops the Womens podium in 2007.

2. 25 Mark Hushon, Jr. (9) 175 3. 44 Cameron Keck (10) 162 4. 323 Austin Waugh (11) 161 5. 320 Devin Griffith (10) 145

2. 121 3. 515 4. 117 5. 456

Christopher O’hara (10) 132 Brad Stepp (11) 120 Jonathan Skinner (10) 94 Jeffrey Grove (5) 74

50 Oil (4-6) 1. 14 Zachary Lahman (9) 124 2. 510 Seth Hammaker (9) 111 3. 127 Nathan Murphy (10) 107 4. 78x Kyle Roeder (11) 104 5. 351 Jack Rogers (5) 66

Vet (plus 35) B 1. 218 Ewell Gilliam (11) 130 2. 5x Tom Boschert (10) 126 3. 614 Allen Weaver (11) 115 4. 410 Charles Dietrich (7) 96 5. 3 Mike Beavan (9) 79

50 Oil (7-8) 1. 421 Brice Russell (11) 160

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NJ Rider Spotlight

By Scott Lukaitis

Bob Hannah used to go there often. What was it like to spend some time with the Hurricane?

It was really cool. I have a picture of us together and I was so excited and nervous to be taking a picture with him! It was really cool for me because I got a lot of time with riders like that but in a relaxed environment not like the autograph signing sessions. I got to talk to and hang out with people like Tony D, Jo Jo Keller and Jeff Ward and plenty of others too.

How about the time you got

Jay Irwin interview You are a long time competitor at Raceway Park. Tell us a little bit about yourself…

I’m 34, from Howell, NJ and I sell cars for a living for a family business (Irwin Lincoln Mercury Mazda) in Freehold, NJ. I race in +30A and +25A and once in a while 250A How long have you been racing?

Well, I raced bmx from when I was 5 or 6 until I was 12 and have been racing mx ever since - So I’ve been racing mx for 22 years Your dad Kerry and uncle Jay started Raceway Park. Could you tell us about the history behind Raceway Park?

Both my father and uncle were into motorcycles as kids riding minibikes in the sandpit and trails by their house. My uncle Jay ended up taking it a little more serious and racing mx as my father did more enduros. As Jay kept racing mx, my father Kerry started drag racing at Englishtown.

He got to know the Napp’s (the owners of Raceway Park) and suggested putting an mx track in the empty field by the track entrance.

He laid out the track and ran the first race ever there and from what I’ve been told, about 700 riders showed up. My father realized that it was going to be more than a weekend thing to run the races and already had a commitment at our family business - that’s when Uncle Jay came in and started track management duties along with Ken Landerman.

What was it like growing up at Raceway Park?

It was great! Imagine being a little kid around dirt bikes, trucks, bulldozers and everything else... I spent a lot of time at the track with Uncle Jay while he would be prepping the track - helping as much as a little kid could. Raking wood chips on the track, aiming sprinklers and picking up trash was about all I could do though! Raceway Park is even where I learned to drive. Uncle Jay and Ken Landerman were a huge part of my life as a kid!

So they got you into racing motocross?

Racing was in my family - between my father racing mx, enduros, drag racing and go karts and Big Jay an expert mxer you knew I was going to race something with an engine. In the early 80’s it seemed like people didn’t start as young as they do now so they kept me racing BMX until I was 12. I was really into BMX at the time and didn’t start getting the itch for mx until I was about that age anyway so it worked out for them!

Back when Jay and Kenny Landerman ran the track motocross was really just starting to gain ground in NJ. Riders like

to meet Malcolm Forbes and Liz Taylor…

I didn’t even know who Malcolm Forbes was at the time but everyone knew Liz Taylor.

Malcolm Forbes had a motorcycle club and took a ride with the whole club one day and the came to watch the races. I guess he and Liz Taylor were dating so she came with him. They made their way to Ken Landerman and my uncle and asked for people to watch and root for. I was one of the people they were told to root for and I got to meet them and have a picture taken.

You spent some time working with Brian Deegan back in the beginning of the Mullisha, what was that like?

It was a lot of fun! I moved in with him because I wanted a change and Ronnie Faisst (who also was his roommate) told me there was an open room and to come on out! It was the very beginning of fmx and riders were just being able to make a living from it and we spent a lot of time riding bmx, wakeboarding (Deegan got a boat to use every summer as a sponsorship deal) and going out to clubs just about every night!. But as the sport grew my responsibilities grew too. I ran the business side of the metal mulisha, shot video for 2 movies he put out, worked on his bikes and I also worked at skin industries in sales too. Don’t get me wrong - I had a lot of responsibilities but most of them were all part of the fun. I mean, is carrying a camera everywhere we went or wiping the dust of a bike at the xgames really considered work?

Unfortunately for me, I was not really fitting into the whole mulisha thing and Brian as my boss and landlord told me to hit the road! Oh well I missed Jersey anyway.

What is your best Raceway Park memory?

I don’t know if this is best, but most memorable - being involved in lighting the staircase on fire with hay bales after the Kawasaki race one year.

Because of that I’m not even allowed to light a grill at Raceway Park! I’d have to say the best memory just meeting my friends Tommy and Shawn Ulikowski, Richie Zupko, Rich Rike (rip), Ken Landerman and the Kesslers. Without Raceway Park there is no way I would have met these people.

Do you have a favorite race or favorite rider over the years?

Favorite race would have to be the 1991 KROC when I won 500 amateur on my father’s bike when I weighed about 130 lbs.! Favorite racer would be Mickey Kessler. I’ve learned so much from him over the years and still learning to this day.

What does the future hold for you?

First I want to heal up after breaking my heel 2 months ago so I can start riding again! Long term is I just want to keep riding and racing and be involved at Raceway Park.

World Champions

Crowned at the Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open’s Amateur Arenacross World Finals!

Top Qualifiers from the 2006-’07 Toyota To qualify for the Amateur Arenacross World AMA Arenacross Series’ Amateur Program Finals the top regional placers from the Crowned Amateur Arenacross World Toyota AMA Arenacross Series (North, Champions South, East & West) all received invitations to AURORA, Ill. (Oct. 18, 2007) – After Grant compete at the Sunday event at the Rockstar Langston had laid claim to the $100,000 Energy Drink U.S. Open. The following are 2007 Rockstar Energy Drink U.S. Open, the the top five finishers in each division from amateur arenacross racers took to the track Sunday’s competition: on Sunday at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena, all vying for the coveted title of Amateur Arenacross World Finals champion.

With several hundred of the top racers representing every Toyota AMA Arenacross Series Region lining up in the gate, Amateur Arenacross Wo r l d Finals championships were at stake for 19 classes, ranging from four to sixyear old 50cc class racers to 40-plus men and two D6 Racer Trevor Shaffer wins in Vegas!! women’s-only classes.

“Many of the kids racing 65cc 10-11 today will go on to race professionally,” said Place Racer Hometown Jayme Dalsing, director of arenacross for 1. Trevor Shaffer Kempton, Pa. Live Nation. “In keeping with our minor 2. Carter Oldknow Douglasville, Ga. league baseball-like competition model, the 3. Darren Walsh Hamilton, Ohio Amateur Arenacross World Finals will be a 4. Zachary Mangum Declo, Idaho stepping stone for many of these athletes 5. Patrick Delowery Rochester, Mass. along their journey to the pro ranks of Toyota AMA Arenacross Series and, ultimately, the AMA Supercross Series.”

A Kid’s View class. In the end, Zach Shepps got the win; Nick Davis took home second, and Tyler Haney finished third.

A big congrats to the ECEA youth class champions!

Stephen Harris in the AA-class, Sam Swavley in the 12-15 100-class, Jesse Groemm in the 14- 15 85class, Kyle McDonnel in the 12-13 85-class, Chase Rusden in the 10-11 85-class, Phillip Morshead in the 13-15 150-class, Craig DeLong in the 10-11 65-class, Thomas Shughart in the 10-12 150-class, and Tabitha Roser in the el-womens class!

I hope everyone has a great off-season and I hope to see everyone in 2008’ at the starting line!

What’s up?! The last ECEA race of the year was at Blue Diamond MX park in Delaware. Practice on Saturday was a good way to get ready for the race. All 3 tracks were open, including the pee-wee track, the MX track, and the ATV course in the back.

On Sunday morning, we woke up to rain and some snow; or in other words...muddy and fun riding conditions! This was an awesome track with a lot of motocross, some muddy woods, fast straight-aways, and a supermoto section that was a quarter mile long and a bit slippery!

The pee-wees had a fast track; about 2 miles long.

In the end, Jared Jennings took the overall win with the 7-9 65-class champion Michael McGee in second, and Timothy Lambert close behind in third.

Congratulations to the class champions, Bryan Butler in the 4-8 50-class, Nick McCollough in the 10-12 ELclass, John Lawton in the 4-9 EL-class, and Chris Adams in the 4-8 OI-class!

The youth race got underway with a good battle between Zach Shepps and Nick Davis in the AA-

See you on the 2008 starting line ....

Chase

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4 W 71 - 90cc 1. Ryan Brinker 2. Katie Kearney 3. Trevor Mcnulty 4. Nicholas Shelack

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2007 PA State Harescramble Banquet series. There were service and safety awards and the always special, Sportsman of the Year award. This year the award went to the Tony Smith family in support of the Bange Family and the PA State Series. In talking with Tony after the banquet he asked that we thank all of the riders and their families for their thoughts and prayers thru out this difficult 2007 season. He said that he and his family feel honored to be a part of the PA State Harescramble family.

2008 promises to be bigger and better than ever.

The series will consist of 15 rounds with the best 13 finishes counting towards the year end championship. We will participate in two National Harescrambles, a GNCC and an East Coast Youth National. Major sponsors are again coming on board and it looks like in the near future we may see contingency money from some of the major manufacturers. 2008 should see limited transponder scoring and there has been a Pee Close to $9000.00 in MSR / Answer / Pro Taper contracts were awarded for 2007.

Wee Sponsorship program introduced that will reward a racer with a complete gear sponsorship Saturday night November 17th brought the BP Promotions PA State Harescramble Series Banquet to for getting good grades in school. All sound like great reasons to check out this series for 2008. It just the Holiday INN in Grantville, PA. Just over 300 revelers attended the evenings festivities that saw 32 keeps getting better year after year. You can also check out all of the award winners on our website class champions crowned. at: www.mcracingaction.com. We’ll see you all next year.

The evening started with a full course buffet style dinner leading into the awards ceremony that was hosted by series founder Joe Bromley. Joe along with his brother Bill and their wives Bernie and Pam started the series 8 years ago with the hopes of creating a local series that would bring great competition and abundant contingencies and awards for the racers of our area.

After covering the series for the last six years I would have to say they’ve been a success. The awards and giveaways are phenomenal and the racers loyal. MSR / Answer and Pro Taper have been the major series sponsors and at this years banquet close to $9000.00 in their merchandise alone was given away to racers that chose to buy one set of gear in the beginning of the season. Other sponsors include Kenda Tires USA along with KTM, Suzuki and Polaris as well as a host of local supporting dealers.

Class champion and special awards were given away thru out the evening. Everything from Riders of the Year in different categories to Triple Crown winners to a Hard Luck Award offered by Commerce Bank. Expert racer Jed Haines qualified for that award by going thru three motorcycles in this years 50cc 4-8 Stock 1. Dalton Fry 2. Salvatore Cusimano

3. Wendy S. Jaudas 4. Gary Enman 5. Michael Mcgee

85cc 12-15 1. Zachery Smith 2. Joel Chapman

Triple Crown Winners, L-R: Taylor Pecika, Christopher Kuperaverage, Zachery Smith and Darrin Jumper.

110cc Air Cooled 1. Andrew Powers 2. Max Tomazin 3. Eric Matthias 4. Cody Gerhard 5. Devrynn Clugston 100-150 4-Stroke 1. Taylor Pecika 2. Landon Wolfe 3. Thomas Shughart 4. Tabatha Roser 5. Benjamin Shughart ATV 50cc Stock 1. Kara Clark 2. Brandon Shughart 3. Blake Shughart 4. Steven Schoberg 5. Cole McNulty

The Elite of the series, Super Senior and Masters class award winners, L-R. Burd Guers, Thomas Cichon, Jerry Lynn and Christopher Hunter.

ATV 51-70cc 1. Hunter Grimes 2. Logan Weishaar 3. Andrew Williams 4. Brock Jumper 5. Alli Slate ATV 71-90cc 1. Brandon Hess 2. Ryan Brinker 3. Katie Kearney 4. Ethan Worden 5. Curt Goodman 6. Andrew Thorson 7. Trevor McNulty 91-200 2-Stk / 91-300 4-Stk 1. Chad Weikel 2. Travis Umberhauer

Your 2007 PA State Harescramble champions.

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65cc 10-11 1. Henry Ferreira 2. Craig Delong 3. Jeffrey Hall 4. Evan Leibensperger 5. Walter Bond 85cc 7-11 1. Daniel Bromley 2. Ethan Jaudas 3. Christopher Vanbuskirk 4. Dieter Willenbrock 5. Chase Rusden

3. Ryan Slane 4. Michael Dewald 5. Joseph Sichelstiel 6. Richard Vaulard 7. William Carling Super Mini 1. Evan Houston 2. Samuel Swavely 3. Sally Ferreira 4. Nick Davis 5. Cody Mummert

The BP Promotions crew gave away thousands of dollars worth of goodies from their series sponsors.

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Dear State Hare Scramble Series Members, On behalf of our entire family we wish to thank you for your nomination of Sportsman of the Year award. We are humbled to have been chosen.

ATV Open C 16-24 1. Dustin Worner 2. Shane Parent 3. Justin Perry 4. Pyan Mariatt 5. Travis Jumper

The banquet was an emotional night for us and after the event wished that we could have said more. It’s been by far our most difficult and challenging race season ever.

We want to extend a huge thank you to our entire race community for your support and prayers through this most trying year.

Thank you to BP Promotions for the work you’ve done to make this an awesome state series and for the lovely basket of goodies. To Jim Bull and Racing Action for keeping us abreast on what’s happening in the race arena and for making it possible to get a message such as this out to our race community. And a big thanks also to all the promoters and sponsors who donate things to reward our state riders for a job well done. You have truly outdone yourselves.

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The Smith Family, Ryan Brinker and Katie Kearney both won Ironman Awards at this years banquet.

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The Smith Family won the Sportsman of the year award.

Special Awards Riders of the Year Pee Wee Jarrett Mohn Youth ATV Brandon Hess Youth Motorcycle Zachery Smith Motorcycle Jason Wills ATV Jason Hughes Women ATV Katie Kearney Women Motorcycle Sally Ferreira Tabatha Roser

Smith Roll Off Travis Umbenhauer Iron Man Ryan Brinker Katie Kearney Sportsman of the Year The Smith Family Triple Crown Winners Zachery Smith Taylor Pecika Christopher Kuperaverage Darrin Jumper AMA Service Award Eric Jaudas AMA Safety Award Jim Cassel Hard Luck Award Jed Haines

The ladies of the PA State Series, several earned special awards.

3. Bryan VanAssen 4. Anthony Ruberto 5. Nicholas Brajuka 86-200 C M/C 1. Ryan Mentzer 2. Matt Landerer 3. Raymond Mullen 4. Adam Hursh 5. Ian Pennebakker 6. Blane Sheppard 7. Richard Acri 201-Open C M/C 1. Dustin Morris

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Jarrett Mohn is your Pee Wee Rider of the Year.

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Delaware Enduro Riders Blue Diamond Park - Nov. 18, 2007

The Delaware Enduro Riders hosted the final round of the 2007 ECEA Harescramble Series at Blue Diamond Park in mid November. It was a cold and rainy day but over 600 racers came out to compete on what has become one of their favorite courses of the year.

The Pee Wee racers kicked off the days racing

Next up were the youth racers with 162 entries.

The DER club expanded their course out to 6 miles including the Blue Diamond motocross tracks and the woods and fields sections around the facility. The classes lined up in a grass field and raced towards an uphill section that bared hard to the left at the top. The “Ice Man” Nick

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a snails pace getting thru the bog. Fortunately all seemed to get thru unscathed and the race was on.

As the racers came thru the barrels at the end of lap one we found Stoner with the lead followed by Andrew Tsakanikas then DeLong. By lap two DeLong would get by for second and that’s the way the race would stay till the end. Your A 201 – Open class winner Sam Forrester would end up third O/A on the day.

This event wrapped up the ECEA series for 2007.

Congratulations to all ECEA champions and stay Jared Jennings (218) battles Ryder Lafferty on his way to the Pee Wee overall win.

A Super Senior 1. Louis Green; 2. Wayne Fontanazza; 3. Bill Atherholt; 4. Thomas Cacacie; 5. Duncan Broatch.

Masters 1. Thomas Ebersole; 2. Scott Wolfersberger; 3.

John Lafferty, Sr.; 4. Jack Schwarz; 5. Tom Phillips.

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B 0-200 1. Bobby Kershaw; 2. Nick Keefe; 3. Joseph Ford; 4. William Harkness; 5. Joe Maurice.

B 201-Open 1. Jesse Gill; 2. Jeffrey Pasqua; 3. Devin Palen; 4.

Sean Koeller; 5. Jarod Kulp.

12-15 100cc off the start. Sam Swavely (125) races to the win. action with five classes coming off the line. These young racers are the future of our sport and today’s race saw 95 entries emerge out of this group. It would be the day of the J with KTM racer Jared Jennings taking the O/A win with close to a minute and a half to spare over Kawasaki mount Michael Mcgee followed by another KTM

DER added a supermoto section to todays race. rider Timothy Lambert rounding out the top three.

The Pee Wee racers competed on a roughly two mile course around the Blue Diamond facility.

Davis would be the first to the top of the hill but by the end of lap one Zach Shepps would work his way by and race on to the O/A win. Davis would get close but had to settle for second with Tyler Haney bringing in the final podium spot.

Other close racing action in the youth divisions saw Ethan Walter edge out Ethan Jaudas in the 10-11 85cc class by a mere 20+ seconds.

The main event would go off shortly after 1:00 pm. As the day wore on the temperatures seemed to drop and the rain picked up its tempo.

379 racers lined the field as they waited for the green flag to drop. The AA riders were the first up the hill with one of the day’s best and season longs best battles as they say – off to the races.

Cycle Techs Jerod Stoner would be the guy leading the pack with Matto Cycles Andrew Delong right on his heels. These two KTM riders came into the event only a few points apart and the outcome of today’s race would determine who would finish in the second overall spot for the series.

As the numerous classes made their way thru the start, a bottleneck began to develop just 100 yards into the race. There was a deep mud hole that was claiming victims and by about the middle of the starting rows, things had settled to

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AA 1. Jerod Stoner; 2. Andrew Delong; 3. Andrew Tsakanika; 4. Derrick Forrester; 5. William King.

A 0-200 1. Ethan Broatch; 2. Jacob Martin; 3. Matthew Gift; 4. Christopher Curlet; 5. Joseph Mangione.

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A 201-Open 1. Samuel Forrester; 2. Jason Sipe; 3. Michael Soudas; 4. Joseph Lamanna; 5. Leonard Rehatchett.

B 4-Stroke 1. Chase Simone; 2. Justin Draper; 3. James Dzierwinsk; 4. Brett Davis; 5. Shawn Pettit.

B Vet 1. Bernie Adkins; 2. Ralph Fedoruk; 3. Jack Mattera; 4. Kevin Hartem; 5. Robert Bove.

B Senior 1. Todd Temple; 2. Michael Demos; 3. William Horseman; 4. Wayne Ervin; 5. Alfred Schnug.

A 4-Stroke 1. Sean Gaughan; 2. Adam Clarke; 3. Tyler Klinger; 4. 2 Unregistered; 5. Philip Albertson.

A Vet 1. Mike Crum; 2. William Conway, Jr.; 3. Aaron Cree; 4. David Rose; 5. Grant Carter.

A Senior 1. Greg Turner; 2. Alan Jessat; 3. Henry Knabe, Jr. 4. Jay Dean; 5. Chris Obrien.

Gabe Ciotti lays it down on the uphill start.

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Matthew Grace; 4. Mathew Pratola; 5. Bruce Cahall.

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Zach Shepps (3) leads the youth race from start to finish.

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B Super Senior 1. Jason Smith; 2. Brian Vittorini; 3. Michael Pratola; 4. Robert Wilt; 5. Cristofer Nauta.

12-15 AA 1. Zach Shepps; 2. Nick Davis; 3. Tyler Haney; 4.

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Mike Crum grabs his first win ever racing the B & B KTM in the A Vet division.

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A very simple way to envision the functioning of an injector is a garden hose with a spray handle. There is pressure in the hose as there is in the fuel system, when you squeeze the handle quickly open and closed you are imitating what happens in an injector event but on a much larger and slower scale.

There are two types of injectors in use today. The most common one associated with motorcycles is the saturated drive injector. The name is derived from the fact that a constant current drives the coil to saturation. Saturation is the term given to a coil where the maximum possible magnetic field is being generated. The injector is made up of a hollow body, usually plastic, with a metering orifice in one end (fuel exit) and a fuel line attachment point with screen at the other for the fuel to enter. Between this entry and exit point there is a movable stopper sometimes called the pintle that blocks the exit port. Picture a sort of needle and seat like you would find in your carb float bowl except much smaller. At the exit point you will also find a diffuser screen that will dictate atomization of the fuel as well as the spray pattern. The stopper is held in place by an internal spring.

Surrounding and within the injector body will be a coil of wire and an external electrical terminal. When current is introduced into the coil it generates a magnetic field which lifts the stopper off its seat compressing the spring and our fuel under pressure is injected into the intake. Once the correct amount of fuel has been delivered the current is cut off, the field collapses and the spring pushes the stopper back on to its seat. For all intents and purposes it functions like a solenoid.

Now when you take into account how fast this has to take place and the importance of when the event starts, its duration and ending, it can be mind boggling.

Here’s a few numbers to think about. A four stroke engine running at 10,000 RPM will have 84 injector events per second and the difference between open and closed in the injector is between 60 and 100 microns. I can wrap my head around the 84 events per second since I worked with reed design for so many years and they can cycle open and closed 150 + times per second. 60 to 100 microns is an impossibly small distance, figure half the width of the period at the end of this sentence. With an opening that small it’s easy to see why we cannot allow

any foreign matter to contaminate our fuel supply. Oh and lets not forget opening time, it takes about 2 - 3 milliseconds for the injector to open fully, with an injector event say every 10 ms.

Now bear in mind it takes longer for the magnetic field to build than it does to collapse so the opening event, lifting the stopper against spring pressure, takes longer than the closing with the helping spring pressure. The time between the

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beginning of the electrical pulse and the actual opening is referred to as the dead time as very little happens as far as fuel delivery. There is a bit of flow during the closing but nothing of consequence. So you can see that during the injection event we have a ridiculously small amount of time to inject the correct amount of fuel at the correct time based on a whole bunch of variables.

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Braden Kruger wins the Supermini Track Championship.

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