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Hello Race Fans!

Welcome to Spring everybody, I believe it’s finally here. Rain, mud, dust and warm temps, we’ve had a little bit of everything so far, it seems like spring to me. The best part is, we’re racing every weekend and it’s not 30 degrees outside.

The racing action has been superb so far this season. The expert gates have been full and I’ve seen some of the best B class racing that I’ve seen in years. That’s good news for the future of our sport, lot’s of participation and lot’s of great competition.

There are many choices for todays racer.

No matter what your discipline, our region is chocked full of great series that you can compete in. The Northeast, especially PA, MD and the surrounding areas has always been a hotbed of racing activity and has been well known for producing some of the best talent out there.

Stay tuned to the pages of MRA each and every month to keep up to date on upcoming events, race results and coverages and where to get all the stuff you need to have a successful racing season. We strive to bring you the best information in the area.

This year all District 6 MX card holders in addition to all MDRA members will receive a copy of MRA in the mail each month.

Please take advantage of this, that’s a lot of great information at your fingertips and

it’s also a great way to “reach the racers” if you have products or services they need to know about.

New to MRA this issue is a classified marketplace. Where else can you directly reach all of the racers from our region of the country? If you have bikes, parts, gear or anything moto that you desire to sell, why not put it where the racers are? The prices are resonable and the exposure is great.

Email us or give us a call with your classified needs.

Also, please remember to check out our photo site each week as well. We can only fit so many pictures in the paper, but the web is unlimited. Log on every Monday evening to catch all the great racing action from the weekend. You can also purchase photos as well. MRA photos are great for gifts and awards and they’re great for thanking or attracting new sponsors.

As always I would like to thank everyone for their support. Without all of you there would be no need for what we do. Thanks for reading and if you could, thank an advertiser the next time you see them. They’re the ones that really make it happen.

Until next time.

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Husqvarna 2006 Offroad Debut

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April 5, 2006 Grantville, PA – Green Demon Motorsports, LLC announced today the formation and management of an offroad motorcycle team to compete in select rounds of the AMA-sanctioned 2006 Suzuki Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) racing series, and the AMA National Harescramble Series. The team has recently formed strategic marketing partnerships with two premier motorcycle industry corporations, HelpMeRide.com and Husqvarna Motorcycles USA. “We are excited to finally debut our team for the 2006 season” stated Matt Walmer owner of Green Demon Motorsports, LLC “we are proud to have both HelpMeRide. com and Husqvarna Motorcycles USA on board this year. We have put together an excellent marketing package for our partners, and we can’t wait to get on the track.” in New Jersey, Based HelpMeRide.com, LLC is a leading powersports financing company that specializes in second-chance financing for customers with credit issues. HelpMeRide.com has a record of approving 60-70% of loan applications that are rejected The by mainstream lenders.

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Team HelpMeRide.com/ Husqvarna will field new 250A class rider #610 Chris Henry. The team will race Husqvarna motorcycles and receive support from Husqvarna USA for the 2006 season.

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TIRES HARESCRAMBLE HOTSHOT Name:

Timmy Hunter

Event: PA State Harescramble Series Age: 16 Hometown: Norwood, PA District #: 45 Ride: KTM 200XC Class: 0-200B Experience: Riding 10 years, racing 8 years.

Hobbies: Biking Fav. Food: Steak Fav. Racer: My Father - Chris Hunter Sponsors: Bromleys Motorcycles, looking for more.

Future goals: 1st place sweep, PA States, District 6 and FDMC. Timmy Hunter and the whole Hunter family are great examples of our fine sport. When searching for a Hotshot this month (and there are so many qualified) I was stumbling thru the pits at the Flying Dutchmen at Round # 2 of the PA State HS Series thinking “who do I want to feature this month” and there he was. “Hi Jim” said # 45 Timmy Hunter and I instantly had my answer. Now don’t confuse this # 45 with the # 45 of Tim’s father Chris, who is a Senior A class racer, or the # 45 of Matt his older brother, who is an Open A class racer. All of which ride KTM’s so they are easy to tell apart. I bet Mrs. Hunter, who by the way is always by her guy’s side at the track, probably drives an orange car with the # 45 on it somewhere. No, all jokes aside this whole family is a true example of what our sport is and should be. So much so that the whole family won the award for “Sportsman of the Year” at last years PA State Harescramble banquet.

Now on to Timmy. I first met Tim at a harescramble banquet I believe two years ago. He came up to me and asked me to take a picture of him the next day at the race. He would be the guy on the # 45 KTM wearing a tie. That was the day I learned that there were several # 45 KTM’s and if it wasn’t for the tie, I never would have known him. Timmy did well that day, I don’t remember his exact finish, but I know it was good enough for me to want to keep my eye on him. That race started the season ponts for the Dutchmen and until the end of the year Timmy had managed to ride away on his # 45 orange KTM with a track championship at the Dutchmen, a second place finish in the district and a fourth overall in the PA State Series.

That brings us to 2006. Timmy still rides that # 45 KTM but I haven’t seen the tie for a while. Maybe his mom got tired of washing the mud out of them. Anyhow, to date this year, Timmy has two wins under his belt and a second place finish with the second place coming at Round #1 of the PA States to the top guy from the ECEA. It sounds like Tim may well be on his way to reaching his goal for this year.

I would like to thank the whole Hunter family for being a great example of what our sport should be, and I would like to wish them all the best in their racing endeavors. I recommend keeping an eye or three on the # 45 KTM’s this year and watch out next month, who knows you just might end up being the next MRA Hotshot.

Jim Bull MRA

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This is 2 of our best up and coming quad riders, Andy Zimmerman, 19, and Drew Gilbert, 16…

Where is your favorite place to ride or race?

Drew: Irish Valley for practice, great variety and it never gets boring, and

soon. I just a little more experience on my new quad it’s only my 5th race on it this year.

What are your goals for the season?

Andy: To turn A by the end of the season, qualify for the nationals I attend, and to make sure Drew doesn’t beat me!

Drew: Race as much as possible to build up experience and to do well in track points.

Both: To beat our friend Dunkle for the remainder of the season What’s your favorite thing to do when you don’t race?

Andy: I guess ride and just hang out with friends Drew: Pretty much the same, I like working out. Racing take a lot of my time!

Whats the stupidest thing you have done lately?

Andy: I broke my hand punching my quad because I was mad… I’m in a cast for 2 more weeks! Also I crashed at about 70 mph getting pulled downhill by a bicycle while I was wearing rollerblades… my eyes were watering I never saw the turn coming!

Drew: Last year we ganged up in a car and paintballed the neighborhood

How long have you been riding?

Andy: 3 years riding and 1 year racing.

Drew: 6 years riding 1 year racing.

Who is favorite rider and how did you get started?

Andy: My favorite pro is Travis Spader. Frenchie helped me with my 440 EX senior project and inspired me to go racing…. My hero is a local D6 rider Tony Lucarelli.

Drew: Joe Byrd for the pro class and Andy was

Atco Raceway for racing, it’s cool to race under the lights and lots of lines to pass.

Andy: Same Were do you guys live?

Andy: Myerstown, 10 miles from Lebanon, PA Drew: We live about 10 minutes from each other so we train together a lot.

Who is the faster of the two?

Andy: Me, I’ll never let him beat me!

Drew: He’s gay! I just miss the monster power of my blaster! Seriously, I’m working on catching up to him really

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then got chased by the entire county police squad and pulled over. They made us wash the carnage we left behind. I was reloading and Andy was the sniper. Not good. Our parents decided that racing is not that bad after all…I’m usually a good kid when Andy is not around!

What’s the smartest thing you’ve done lately?

Andy: let me think… I guess getting a decent job and pay my way to the races.

Drew: I just saved a bunch of money on car insurance by switching to Geico and I was picked student of the month. I am studying machine technology.

Anybody you would like to thank?

Andy: Off Road Motorsports, Regina Chain, Burgard, Gibson, PowerMadd, ASV, Scott, TekBolt, FLY, Maxima, Pro Taper and my parents and friends.

Drew: Off Road Motorsports, Fly, Maxima, Scott, Four, O’neal, Burgard, and of course my family and friends.

Thanks and good luck this season!

G.P.

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What was your first ride and what are you racing today?

Andy: I had a blaster, a 400 EX with a 440cc kit. I restored it as my senior project. Now I race a blacked-out YFZ 450. Look for the OMS-1 #333 Drew: my first bike was a KX 80 then a tricked out blaster (I must have $25,000 in it on parts alone). I still have it. I’ll sell it when I retire and move to the Bahamas with the money or something... My new TRX 450R is a lot faster and more fun to race!

MRA MAY 2006 •

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RD#1 • District 6 Ultimate MX Series • March 25, 2006 • By MRA The new District 6 Ultimate MX Series made its 2006 debut at the Atco MX Park in Atco, NJ on a rainy Saturday afternoon in late March. The Ultimate MX Series was born in 2005 and included tracks in three different AMA districts. The series was intertangled with last years D6 Championship Points series. It was a great series with great sponsors but it seemed to be to “spread out” geographically and it lacked in rider participation.

Rockstar Suzuki’s Jason Lawrence wins 250 A on a very wet saturday afternoon.

For 2006 the promoters of AMA District 6 have shortened the series and limited it to D6 tracks only. This allows competitors to have one great racing series to follow while keeping it more affordable as far as time and money are concerned. The series

still has the same great sponsors in MSR / Answer and Pro Taper and Manufacturers contingencies are offered at many rounds.

Rounds not offering contingency are double points earning rounds for all racers carrying a District 6 membership card. Each race facility in District 6 has been awarded two rounds and racers must compete at least once at each facility to be eligible for year end awards.

The 2006 kickoff brought a record crowd to Atco MX Park with close to 440 racers coming out on a damp and dreary day. The expert classes were loaded with the best racers District 6 has to offer. Phil Nicoletti, Barry Carsten, Team PDL, Team RRP and many more including local Pro racer Jason Lawrence were on hand. The amateur and mini gates were full and there were a large number of ATV participants for Round # 1 of the D6 ATV Championship Points Series.

Near the end of the first set of motos the skies opened up and the rain began to fall. By the time the first moto of the 250 A division took the gate we were experiencing a near monsoon and the fine folks from Atco decided it was time to call it a day. Visibility was near zero and the track was getting very slick. They finished out the first motos and scored it accordingly, manufacturer’s money was still honored and everyone headed home to higher ground.

Frank Lettieri wins three classes to kick off the 06’ points series.

For 2006 the motocross promoters of District 6 have formed a motocross committee to better serve the motocross racers of their district. The new 18 round Ultimate MX Series has been born for motorcycles and a 14 round ATV MX Series has been formed for the quad racers of the district. Their goal is to provide a better racing environment with better year end awards and racer satisfaction. Stay tuned to the D6 website at amadistrict6.com and be sure to check out wet event photos at mcracingaction.com.

Nicholas Gennusa from Holmdel, NJ soars to the win in 51-70cc production quad.

Joe Lloyd grabs a top 3 finish in the pouring rain in 231-open B quad action.

Atco MX Results

March 25, 2006 One Moto Format due to weather

Nicoletti and Carsten go at it in 125 A racing action. Nicoletti (71) gets the win!

Mini Quad 71-90cc Prod. 8-15 1. Nicholas Moser; 2. Bren Marra; 3. Zakary Burke; 4. Nicholas Gennusa; 5. Dan Geiger; 6. Hunter Titus; 7. Jamie Davis; 8. Trevor Davis; 9. Shay Honeywell; 10. Michael Lindsay.

125cc Amateur-B 1. Pasquale Morrocco; 2. Brandon Taylor; 3. Danny Callahan; 4. Kyle Willis; 5. Addison Kramer; 5. Peter Devlin; 6. Michael Tippin; 7. Joseph Madrigale; 8. Michael Dawson; 9. Erik Wilson.

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Ricci Randanella dominates the 50cc 4-6 divisions.

125 cc Expert-A 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Barry Carsten; 3. Kevin Brodsky; 4. Ronnie Stewart; 5. Jeremy Cook; 6. Clint Johnson; 7. Casey Clark; 8. Colton Harrison; 9. Alex Gaul; 10. James Mcilvaine.

250cc Expert-A 1. Jason Lawrence; 2. Phillip Nicoletti; 3. Ty Wallace; 3. Kevin Brodsky; 4. Casey Clark; 5. Barry Carsten; 6. Jeremy Cook; 7. Gregory Pamart; 8. Darren Edsall; 9. Ronnie Stewart.

250cc Amateur-B 1. Danny Callahan; 2. Evan Forosisky; 3. Erik Wilson; 4. Michael Dawson; 5. Michael Tippin; 6. Marshall Hurd; 7. Joseph Madrigale; 8. Michael May; 9. Brett Lightner; 10. Paul Meier.

65cc 7-9 yrs.

1. Jacob Hartranft; 2. Brennen Weindel; 3. Brandon Hartranft; 4. Luke Palonicola; 5. Sean Knoll; 6. Matthew Mangine; 7. Samuel Zuchero; 8. Andrew Maroney; 9. Scott Meshey; 10. Tyler Fulford.

SchoolBoy 12-15 1. Frank Lettieri; 2. Matt Babbitt; 3. Colton Harrison; 4. Kyle Willis; 5. Brett Tave; 6. Donald Ayres; 7. Max Callan; 8. Charlie Miller; 9. Andrew Homick; 10. Carter Luck.

85cc 12-13 yrs.

1. Frank Lettieri; 2. Tyler Hawk; 3. Talon Distefano; 4. Larry Mcvay; 5. Morgan Gustray; 6. Max Stevey; 7. Michael Schalkoff; 8. Zachary Donlin; 9. Robert Marshall; 10. Coty Sebastian.

85cc 14-15 yrs.

1. Matt Babbitt; 2. Andrew Aspinall.

25+ Amateur-B 1. Alex Bogdanov; 2. James Wilke; 3. Eric Frable; 4. Allan Duigon; 5. Charles Webber; 6. Samuel Aspinwall; 7. Robert Reedinger; 8. Jason Ruch; 9. Eric Krout; 10. Marc Ondy.

25+ Expert-A 1. Clint Johnson; 2. Ty Wallace; 3. Kurt Mcmillen; 4. Gregory Pamart; 5. James Mcilvaine; 6. Darren Edsall; 7. Larry J. Harper; 8. Patrick Woods; 9. Darryl Smith; 10. Shelby Reitz.

25 + C 1. Keith Trembula; 2. Eddie Nicholson; 3. Maurizio Gatto.

Vet B 1 Alex Bogdanov; 2. Eric Frable; 3. Samuel Aspinwall; 4. Andrew Ujhelyi: 5. John Tavernese; 6. Robert Reedinger: 7. Marc E. Ondy; 8. Charles Webber; 9. George Gilmour; 10. Larry Arnold.

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College Boy 16-24 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Robert G. Jimenez Jr. 3. Peter Devlin: 4. Joseph Madrigale; 5. Chip J. Koban; 6. Corey Campo; 7. Christopher Tierney Jr.; 8. Anthony Dalessandro; 9. Andrew Mikolaichik; 10. James Britt.

Vet Quad 1. Michael Munn; 2. Rob Cruz; 3. John Patrington; 4. Dino Lombardi; 5. Steven Emm; 6. Thaddeus Gross; 7. Brian Callan; 8. Mike Jakoweiczuk.

Quad 231- Open cc A 1. Cameron Massaro; 2. Michael D. Brown; 3. Shawn Welsh; 4. Thomas Fine; 5. James Silfies; 6. Joshua Helder; 7. Ricardo Navarro; 8. Kyle Witner; 9. John Mackwish; 10. Matthew Herbert.

Senior 1. Kurt Mcmillen; 2. Larry J. Harper; 3. Kenneth Kesserman; 4. Steven Sheckler; 5. John Lapusnak 125 C 1. Nicholas Curaile; 2. Troy Zeigler;

3. Carter Luck; 4. Douglas Zee III; 5. Anthony Dalessandro; 6. Brett Tave; 7. Frederick Slickmeyer III; 8. Corey Campo; 9. Zachary Obert; 10. Donald Ayres.

SuperMini 12-15 1. Frank Lettieri Jr.; 2. Tyler Hawk; 3. Matt Babbitt; 4. Larry Mcvay; 5. Andrew Homick; 6. Max Callan; 7. Max Stevey; 8. Talon N. Distefano; 9. Kevin Hudson; 10. Michael Schalkoff.

Mini Quad 51-70cc Mod. 6-11 1. David Nevrotski 250 C 1. Billy Gallagher; 2. Jason Ruch; 3. Jesse Portanova; 4. Michael Stone; 5. Scott Falkowitz; 6. John Hewczuk.

50cc 7-8 yrs. Stock 1. Brandon Hartranft; 2. Jake Pinhancos; 3. Sean Knoll; 4. Scott Meshey; 5. Andrew Maroney; 6. Alexander Guerrierle; 7. Ethan Bressler; 8. Austin Cedarquist; 9. Savion Terry; 10. Oscar Kelchner.

65 10-11 1. Robert Piazza Jr.; 2. Matthew Gahrmann; 3. Sean Ballard; 4. Addison Emory IV; 5. Anthony Maimone; 6. Matthew Tackach; 7. Fred Kramer; 8. Louis Fedele; 9. Bradley Williams; 10. Arie Reachard.

Hanging in the pits at RD # 1 - Ultimate MX. Jr.SuperMini 7-11 1. Nikolas Desiderio; 2. Gregory Sidebothom;

3. Joey Peters ; 4. Robert Piazza Jr; 5. Cody Trout; 6. Fred Kramer; 7. Johnny Devivo Gane; 8. Sammy Devivo Gane; 9. Kameron Page.

Mini Quad 71-90cc Mod.8-15 1. Bren Marra; 2. Matthew Shinn; 3. Daniel Pagnini; 4. Chad Davis; 5. Glenn Miller.

Mini Quad 51-70cc Prod.6-11 1. Nicholas Gennusa; 2. David Nevrotski; 3. Michael Thor; 4. Hunter Titus; 5. Cody Kubinak; 6. Daniel Toth; 7. Stanley Bomenek; 8. Chrissy Geiger; 9. Justin Mason; 10. Dylan Evans.

250 Open 4 St. - 2 wheel 1. Jeremy Cook; 2. Kerry Kaminskie; 3. Addison Kramer; 4. Douglas Zee III; 5. Dean Smith; 6. James Wilke; 7. Kyle Grow; 8. Frederick Slickmeyer III; 9. Peter Kelchner; 10. Sean Ferris.

Quad 231 - Open cc B - 1 1. Tony Lucadelli; 2. Andrew Zimmerman; 3. Andrew Stettler; 4. Adam Benner; 5. Bryan Rabatin; 6. Jeremy Brocious; 7. Steven Emm; 8. Robret Woodard; 9. Juan Medina; 10. Zach Winters.

Quad 231 - Open cc B - 2 1.Joseph Roddligo; 2. Christopher Mccauley; 3. Joseph T. Lloyd; 4. Richard Nagy; 5. Donald Littlejohn; 6. Dwayne Bunkle; 7. Michael Witcoskie; 8. Jonathan Balascsak; 9. Aaron Friese; 10. David Huttanus.

Quad 91- 300cc ( 13 - 15 yrs.)

1. Richard Lindsay; 2. Austin Moser; 3. James Good; 4. Quinton Barto; 5. Richard Perrini; 6. Scott Meizinger; 7. Chad Davis; 8. Travis Perry.

Quad 91 - 300 cc ( 16 yrs. + ) 1. Josh Shadle Quad Open Unlimited - 1 1. Donald Littlejohn; 2. Juan Medina; 3. Matthew Meade; 4. Nate C. Sharrow; 5. Mike Jakoweiczuk; 6. James Silfies; 7. David Huttanus; 8. Randy L. Lehr.

85 cc 7 - 11 yrs.

1. Joey Peters; 2. Robert Piazza Jr; 3. Cody Trout; 4. Gregory Sidebothom; 5. Anthony Maimone; 6. Matthew Gahrmann; 7. Sean

Ballard; 8. Nikolas Desiderio; 9. Luke Palonicola; 10. Addison Emory IV. Quad 231 - Open cc ( C - 1 ) 1. Steven Monserrate; 2. Christopher Croce; 3. Dan Nevins; 4. Frank Mccartney; 5. Dino Lombardi; 6. Andrew Pruzinsky; 7. Matthew Meade.

40 + Senior B 1. Douglas Reitz; 2. George Gilmour; 3. William Lightner; 4. Garth B. Krady; 5. Erm Centofanti; 6. Larry Arnold; 7. Andrew Ujhelyi; 8. Chris Biringer.

50cc 7-8 yr. oil injected 1. Oscar Kelchner; 2. Savion Terry; 3. Colin Bolden; 4. Alexander Guerrierle.

50cc 4-6 yrs. stock 1. Ricci Randanella; 2. Garrett Beam; 3. Jacob Keane; 4. Gage Solis; 5. Jeffrey Morrocco; 6. Noah Sedorchuk; 7. Justin Joyce.

50cc 4-6 yrs, oil injected 1. Ricci Randanella; 2. Jacob Keane; 3. Jeffrey Morrocco; 4. Austin Mcintyre; 5. Justin Miller; 6. Jeffrey Leap.

Kool Kidz pilot Kevin Kubinak leads the 50cc stock quad 4-8 group to the checkers.

Quad 50cc stock 4-8 yrs.

1. Kevin Kubinak; 2. Travis Wotring; 3. Kevin Thor; 4. Jacqueline Gennusa; 5. Delanie Davis; 6. Connor Yedinak; 7. Stanley Bomenek; 8. Michael Deluca; 9. Colton Mccarthy.

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Season Opener • March 26, 2006 • By MRA The year of the track, thanks in part to Kinsley Construction from York, PA. Sunday March 26, 2006 took us to the Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club and another brand new race track built by the team at Kinsley Construction.

The racers loved the new Kinsley design track.

of the day came between Chad Wages and Stephen Stella. The two would swap positions and plastic all day long with Stella coming out on top in the 125 A class. In 250 A racing action, West Shore Suzuki’s Willy Toth would get in the mix and come out victorious. Jon Boser was back in action in the Vet divisions winning 25 + and 30 + A. In novice action two gates were needed in the ever popular 125 C division. A great battle ensued in group one with Ian Heller sweeping the class over Devin Manahan, these two guys went at it tooth and nail on the new Happy course. In group two Carter Luck took the overall win moving up from the mini divisions from last year.

Be sure to watch Happy’s schedule here in the pages of MRA, their next event is in early May with a Saturday practice day on the 6th followed by a race on the 7th. If you want to check out one of the hottest new tracks around be sure to head on out. To view all photos from today’s event check out www.mcracingaction.com.

I’ve seen a lot of changes over the years at Happy Ramblers, and not just since we’ve been doing MRA. Happy was one of tracks I frequented way back in the day when there were still dinosaurs and they let guys like me race motocross. There wasn’t even a starting gate the first year I raced there, my how things change.

The club members at Happy have been making a consistent effort year after year to improve their facility and what a shot in the arm this off season brought to their facility located between Hanover and Gettysburg on PA Carter Luck goes 2 -1 to win Route 116. the second group 125 C division.

There is a new starting gate location, there is new fencing, and there are multiple spectator towers and bleachers for seating. There are new rhythm sections and jumps, the track is longer and I believe competitive but safer. There is a new uphill section and improved parking area, and there is every other reason in the world why you need to check out this new facility if you haven’t already done so.

Happy’s opener came under clear skies and decent temperatures. The racing up to this point had been quite brutal in the region which left this day even more desirable. The crowd was good and the racing was intense.

Everyone I spoke with seemed to like the new track design after riding it and said that they would be back for more at Happy this year.

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In the expert divisions the battle

Coluzzi leads Holloway in 85cc racing action. Coluzzi gets the win.

Jon Boser (623) back in action wins 25+ and 30+ A.

Happy Ramblers Results March 26, 2006

25 Plus A 1 Jon S. Boser; 2. Christopher O hara; 3. Jeffrey Mcclure; 4. David Dyke.

25 Plus B 1. Nathan Lenig; 2. Kyle Kachmak; 3. John Gonzales; 4. Michael Kelberger.

250 C 1. Levi Leatherman; 2. Justin Strubel; 3. Timothy Green; 4. Zach Donnelly; 5. Daniel Dishong; 6. Darren Bricker; 7. Jason Keller; 8. Brian Schilt; 9. Steve Brown; 10. James Dow. 51cc oil 4-6 1. Logan Leitzel; 2. Seth Hammaker; 3. Seth Walker; 4. Kaleb Keck; 5. Hunter Harwood; 6. Shawn Rothstein; 7. Anthony Ringrose; 8. Dustin Radford; 9. Vic Piccolonini.

51cc oil 7-8 1. Kameron Keck.

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Armiger; 8. Christopher Dorsogna; 9. Kyle Davis; 10. Keith Meshey.

85cc 14-15 1. Jacob Grove; 2. Jordan Walker; 3. Brandon Albright; 4. Austin Bixler; 5. Derek Miller; 6. Adam Meshey; 7. Kelsey Green; 8. Eric Deatrick; 9. Derek Mercer.

250 A 1. Willy Toth; 2. Chad Wages; 3. Derrick Wile; 4. David Arentz; 5. Eric Myers; 6. Stephen Stella; 7. Benjamin Bixler.

250 B 1. Gary Radford; 2. Zachary Lee; 3. Curtis Baker; 4. Nicholas Delcher; 5. Derek Christensen; 6. Patrick Wastler; 7. James Helton; 8. Benjamin Dishong; 9. Bryan Bird; 10. Todd Atland.

40 Plus (Senior) A 1. Tim Schmelyun; 2. Brian Gilbert; 3. Kevin Mesiah; 4. Bert Schulteis; 5. John Richards; 6. Jeffrey Russo; 7. William Lally.

40 Plus (Senior) B 1. Steven Stair; 2. Mike Beavan; 3. Kerry Williams; 4. Douglas Kuhn; 5. Scott Ewing; 6. Jeffrey Walck; 7. Loring Sparks; 8. Frederick Carter; 9. Gregory Beaver.

6. David Dyke.

30 Plus B 1. Jim Dobbs; 2. Kevin Stutzman; 3. Jamie Amspacher; 4. John Gonzales; 5. Mike Beavan; 6. Steve Boggs.

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125 A 1. Stephen Stella; 2. Chad Wages; 3. Derrick Wile; 4. Christopher Monasmith; 5. Eric Myers; 6. Benjamin Bixler; 7.

Jessye Davis; 8. Will Smith; 9. Willy Toth.

125 B 1. Patrick Wastler; 2. Gary Radford; 3.

James Helton; 4.

Dylan Kautz; 5. Tyler Carbaugh; 6. Luke Richards; 7.

Brandon Seibold; 8. Benjamin Dishong; 9. Tyler Newberry; 10. Jason Mitchell.

125 C Div 1 1. Ian Haller; 2. Devin Manahan; 3. Scott Donaldson; 4. Joshua Fisher; 5. Daniel Dishong; 6. Travis Heilman; 7. Eric Tyler; 8. Trevor Monn; 9. Casey Slaybaugh; 10. Kelsey Green.

125 C Div 2 1. Carter Luck; 2. Zachary Sethman; 3.

Mike Tyler; 4. Adam Platter; 5. Dustin Gage; 6.

Tyler Lisenbach; 7. Thomas Nilan; 8. Cody Darr; 9. Shane Masta; 10. Zane Donnelly.

65cc 7-9 1. Jacob Runkles; 2. Damian Thompson; 3. Brendan Schulte; 4. Mark Hushon; 5.

Hunter Ringrose; 6. Scott Meshey; 7.

Cory Gilliam; 8. Jay Jajich; 9. Isiah Baker; 10. Brandon Garlock.

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Andrew Shifflett; 6. Amanda Poling; 7.

Austin Foit; 8. Dalton Haschert.

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Women 1. Jessye Davis; 2. Kelsey Green.

Four Stroke 1. Stephen Stella; 2. Patrick Wastler; 3. Zachary Lee; 4. Dylan Kautz; 5. Luke Richards; 6. Will Smith; 7.

Derek Christensen; 8. Zackery Rudy; 9. Shane Masta; 10. Zachary Sethman.

Unlimited 1. David Arentz; 2. Darren Bricker; 3.

Vance Lally; 4. Nate Peck; 5. Jacob Lally.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Steven Sparks; 2. Brandon Mcmanus; 3. Kyle King; 4. Ryan Batman; 5.

Gary Radford was smooth thru one of Happy’s Joshua Villarreal; 6. Cody Lunceford; new rythym sections on his way to victory.

7. Kyle Davis; 8. Jackson Ringrose; 9. Austin Stair; School Boy 10. Kelby Kauffman.

1. Garret Toth; 2. Carter Luck; 3. Tyler Newberry; Super Mini (12-15) 4. Scott Donaldson; 5. Joshua Fisher; 1. Jacob Grove; 2. Brandon Seibold; 3. Tyler 6. Brandon Albright; 7. Thomas Nilan; 8. Justin Newberry; 4. Jordan Walker; 5. Austin Bixler; Hass; 9. Casey Slaybaugh.

6. Stefano Saienni; 7. Brandon Albright; 8. Eric College Boy Deatrick; 9. Daniel Hrischuk.

1. Christopher Monasmith; 2. Daniel Cronin; 3. Levi Leatherman; 4. Curtis Baker; 5. Josh Crider; 6. Jason Mitchell; 7. Mike Tyler; 8. Tyler Carbaugh; 9. Will Smith; 10. Justin Strubel.

30 Plus C 1. Timothy Green; 2. Thomas Miley; 3. Jeffrey Walck; 4. Ewell Gilliam; 5. Charles Cross; 6.Frederick Carter; 7. Timothy Tyler; 8. Dan Hewitt; 9. Robert Shank.

51cc 4-6 1. Logan Leitzel; 2. Seth Hammaker; 3. Shawn Rothstein; 4. Zacharry Lahman; 5. Kaleb Keck.

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By Len & Ben Breech Shippensburg Speedway opened the District 6 & 7 short track season on a surprisingly beautiful warm and sunny April afternoon. John Long was the only rider to take two class wins on different machines in the 125 and 250 B classes. Cassidy Heiser also took a pair of wins on the same machine; his Action Motorsports sponsored Honda in the 85 (12-15) and Youth Sportsman. In the 250 final, Mitch Harvat took the lead from Long, James Wiggins and Brett Pugh. As they entered the third turn on the second lap Long slipped under for the lead. For several laps, Pugh and then Tristan Avery pressured Harvat for second, both getting by off two on the sixth lap. On the final lap, Jesse Long took over fifth spot.

Open Stock Frame class winner Jake Johnson (14).

This time Baer grabbed the lead from Robinson, Johnson, Brian Phillips and Chris Klinefelter. Baer kept his Patriot H-D/Lucas Oil/Lancaster H-D sponsored Honda in front, while Johnson and Phillips battled with Phillips bumping Johnson off the groove in turn one. With Johnson out, the order

Sportsman class action, Shawn Bear (32) 1st, Brandon Robinson (44) 2nd. stayed the same, although Phillips did get closer to Robinson in the late laps.

Phillips was first out of two in the Open Modified frame A over Klinefelter, Baer and Shawn’s little brother, Evan. But coming out of four, Phillips got slightly out of shape, letting Klinefelter past. With Phillips bearing down, he and Klinefelter pulled several lengths on Shawn while Evan had Johnson breathing on his neck. Phillips put his Schaeffer’s H-D Rotax back in the lead into turn one on the fifth lap. In the late laps, Johnson tried an outside line pass but on the final turn he drifted high, letting Tim Eades past for fifth.

Vince Bower took the 30+ lead over Roy Miller, Dallas Baer, Rick Reynolds and Rich Mellinger. But on the second lap, he succumbed to Miller’s pressure, and started dropping back. Baer stayed close to Miller till the end. In the 40 +, Mark Stambaugh pulled out in front and kept his Yamaha TT in front of Dave Smith, Jim Chapman and Mike Keane. R. J. Hart won the 750 while Shayna Texter took the 250 A. Kyle McGrane topped Tristan Avery for the

In the 125, Long took the lead right away from Avery, with Dalton Winkler, Jesse Long and Jacob Shoemaker gradually following back. While Avery kept on Long’s rear the entire distance, Jesse took over a distant third on lap four.

The majority of the almost 200 riders signing up seemed to be in the A classes.

In the Sportsman and Open Modified frame A, each ran four heats, with the winner going to the final and the rest going to two semis to determine the finalists. Quite often, one rider will emerge with at least two wins out of the three major finals; Open Modified frame A, Open Stock frame A, and Sportsman. Factory Suzuki rider, Jake Johnson, looked like the rider to beat as he won the Open Stock-framed A. He used his Team Suzuki/Parts Unlimited Flat Track practice bike to jump into the lead over Roy Miller, Shawn Baer, Brandon Robinson and Joey Parks.

Johnson started to pull away, while Miller, Baer and Robinson ran nose to tail the entire distance.

Open A - Mod Frame, Brian Phillips (26A) The basic ‘cast of characters’ 1st, Chris Klinefelter (99S) 2nd. returned for the Sportsman final.

50 Oil Injected win, while Cameron Smith took the 50cc 4 Stroke. Devin Owens won the 50 (4-6), with Ryan Varnes getting by Dustin Healey for the 50 (7-8) win. Joey Schmidt battled his buddy Jeremiah Snow for the 65 win. With last year’s dominate rider, Cassidy Heiser, moving up to the 85(12-15) class, Tyler Stacey had no problem winning the 85 (711). Heiser easily topped the 85 (12-15) and the Youth Sportsman, open to all 85 riders.

Jarrett Rhodes won the Open Stock framed B, with Casey McCammon winning the Open Modified B final. Ryan Connelly took his first win in the 100 final.

Results 40 + 1. Mark Stambaugh (Yam); 2. Dave Smith (Rot); 3. Jim Chapman (Rot); 4. Mike Keane (Rot); 5.

John Henderson (Rot); 6. Bill Boram (Hon); 7.

Rick Price (Hon); 8. Dave Hyde (Hon); 9. John Kraft (Kaw); 10. Mark Miller (Rot) 50 Oil Injected 1. Kyle McGrane KTM); 2. Tristan Avery (Yam); 3. Blane Detterer (Yam); 4. Chase Smith (KTM); 5. Mike Carbaugh (KTM); 6. Dylan Almony (Yam); 7. Graham Hyde (Yam); 8. Zach Kolsovsky (KTM); 9. Georgie Price V (Suz); 10.

D. J. Yasher (Yam) 500 2 Valve 1. Bill Boram (Yam); 2. Greg Smith (Yam) 50 Senior (7-8) 1. Ryan Varnes (Con); 2. Dustin Healey (KTM); 3. Logan Henne (KTM); 4. Ken Kolsovsky (Con); 5. Kyle McGrane (Con); 6. Tristan Avery (LEM); 7. Michael Carbaugh (KTM) Open Modified frame B 1. Casey McCammon (Yam); 2. Frank Valentin (Rot); 3. Jarrett Rhoads (Hon); 4. Cody Gillen (Hon) Open 4W 2 Stroke 1. Brian Riley (Hon); 2. Curt Breinich (Yam) Speedway 1. Jesse Diem (Jaw) 50 (4-6) 1. Devin Owens (KTM); 2. Dylan Almony (ATK); 3. Cameron Smith (LEM); 4. Chase Smith (Cob) 100 1. Ryan Connelly (Yam); 2. Shane Rupert (Hon); 3. Jonathan Jordan (Hon); 4. Erin Kissinger (Hon); 5. Matt Zacher (Yam) 65 1. Joey Schmidt (Kaw); 2. Jeremiah Snow (Kaw); 3. Greg Betts (KTM); 4. Colton Smith (Kaw) 250 B 1. John Long (Hon); 2. Brett Pugh (Yam); 3.

Tristan Avery (Hon); 4. Jesse Long (Rot); 5.

Mitch Harvat (Hon); 6. James Wiggins (Hon); 7. Derek Hersh (Hon); 8. Cody Gillen (Hon); 9.

Dalton Winkler (Hon); 10. Troy Openshaw (Hon) Open Stock frame A 1. Jake Johnson (Suz); 2. Roy Miller (Suz); 3.

Shawn Baer (Hon); 4. Brandon Robinson (Hon); 5. Cory Texter (Hon); 6. Joey Parks (Hon); 7.

Shayna Texter (Kaw); 8. Nick Henderson (Hon); 9. Garrett Wilson (Yam); 10. R. J. Hart Yam)

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Open 4W 4 Stroke 1. Tracy Vogelsong (Hon); 2. Jim Hamaker (Hon) 50 4 Stroke 1. Cameron Smith (Hon); 2. Dustin Healey (Hon); 3. Colin Cunningham (Hon) Sportsman 1. Shawn Baer (Hon); 2. Brandon Robinson (Hon); 3. Brian Phillips (Rot); 4. Chris Klinefelter (Hon); 5. Tim Eades (Rot); 6. Cory Texter (Hon); 7. Chris MacCarty (Hon); 8. Joey Parks (Hon); 9.

Evan Baer (Rot); 10. Nick Henderson (Hon) 85 (7-11) 1. Tyler Stacey (Hon); 2. Joey Schmidt (Hon); 3.

Greg Betts (Yam); 4. Jeremiah Snow (Suz); 5.

Matt Zacher (Yam); 6. Keagan Henne (Yam) Open Stock frame B 1. Jarrett Rhoads (Hon); 2. Mathieu Racine (Hon); 3. Byron Whipperman (Yam); 4. Jesse Diem (Hon); 5. Chris Paranzino (Hon) 250 A 1. Shayna Texter (Kaw); 2. Cory Strickler (Hon) 85 (12-15) 1. Cassidy Heiser (Hon); 2. Dalton Winkler (Yam); 3. Eric Yurejefcic (Hon); 4. Ryan Connelly (Hon); 5. Jacob Shoemaker (Suz); 6. Dylan Fisher (Hon) 750 1. R. J. Hart (Yam); 2. Jim Chapman (Tri); 3.

Mike Keane (Yam); 4. Joe Reynolds (Yam) 30 + 1. Roy Miller (Suz); 2. Dallas Baer (Rot); 3. Rick Reynolds (Suz); 4. Rich Mellinger (W-R); 5. Nick Taylor (Yam); 6. Rick Price (Hon); 7. Dave Smith (Kaw); 8. Mark Stambaugh (Yam); 9. John Kraft (Kaw); 10. Vince Bower (Rot) 125 1. John Long (Yam); 2. Tristan Avery (Hon); 3.

Jesse Long (KTM); 4. Dalton Winkler (Hon); 5.

Jacob Shoemaker (Suz); 6. Eric Yurejefcic (Hon); 7. Ryan Connelly (KTM); 8. Brent Fetrow (Yam); 9. Seth Valentin (Hon) 4W Sportsman 1. Brian Riley (Hon); 2. Curt Brenich (Yam) Open Modified frame A 1. Brian Phillips (Rot); 2. Chris Klinefelter (Hon); 3. Shawn Baer (Hon); 4. Evan Baer (Rot); 5. Tim Eades (Rot); 6. Jake Johnson (Suz); 7. Brandon Robinson (Hon); 8. Cory Texter (Hon); 9. Shayna Texter (Kaw); 10. Nick Henderson (Hon) Youth Sportsman 1. Cassidy Heiser (Hon); 2. Jacob Shoemaker (Suz); 3. Tyler Stacey (Hon); 4. Eric Yurejefcic (Hon); 5. Matt Zacher (Yam) Youth Quad 1. Michael Carbaugh (Kaw); 2. Colton Smith (Pol); 3. Chase Smith (Pol); 4. Kara Smith (Pol)

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Rizzon Cycles Michael Cortese Jr. finishes second in the Supermini division.

some trouble and ended up with a hole in his radiator.

Haines would hold on for second behind race winner Ben Bouwens. In the Open C class we saw GNCC ATV racer Chris Borich show up on a Honda CRF250 and win the race. Word around the pits was that two weeks prior to the race was Borichs first ride ever on a motorcycle. Just moments later, after a two hour ride on the bike, Borich jumped on his quad and led the race from start to finish against local mx pro Pat Brown.

The Pa State Harescramble Series is I believe in its fifth season here in AMA District 6. The 12 race series is backed by industry giant MSR and Answer Racing along with many other local companies. The action is always good and the year end awards are second to none. Stay posted in MRA for series updates, results and photos and make sure you get signed up for the MSR contingency program before its too late. The rewards are great so give Bromleys MC a call at 215-357-1534 and ask them how you can be a part of it all.

Taylor Pecika (R) has won Rounds 1 & 2 of the State Series in the 150 Four Stroke division.

Rd # 2 PA State Series April 9, 2006

Motorcycle

50 Oil 1. Dylan Gettys; 2. Justin Hufford; 3. Devryn Clugston; 4. Brent Shearer; 5. Justin Kipilla; 6. Dalton Dunman.

50 Stock (4-8) 1. Noah Koeller; 2. Devin Owens.

65cc (7-9) 1. Walter Bond; 2. Evan Leibensberger; 3. Colton Smith; 4. Mason Evitts; 5. Ryan Taylor; 6. Russell Steele; 7. Matthew Boyer; 8. Eric Matthias; 9. Austin Kvames.

65cc (10-11) 1. Ethan Jaudas; 2. Brandon Woolf; 3. Dakota Dunman; 4. Christopher Vanbuskirk; 5. William Carling; 6. Dalton Gettys; 7. Michael Hartensveld; 8. Michael McDonald; 9. Raven Finnefrock; 10. Austin Pope.

85cc (7-11) 1. Jake Eckhart; 2. Stanley Bolan; 3. Logan Diehl; 4. Aaron Ditzler; 5. Daniel Bromley.

Round # 2 of the BP Promotions PA State Harescramble Series found itself at the Flying Dutchmen Motorcycle Club in early April under fair skies and yes you guessed it, just a little of that famous Dutchmen mud. The rains had fallen hard again in the days prior to the event but all in all the entire course was much better than what I had expected.

Bryan Moffitt wheelies his way to Round # 2 brought another huge turnout to the Dutchmen with 485 third after a last lap crash cost him riders showing up for the event, the win in the Vet B division.

Jake Eckhart takes the 85cc (7-11) win. with 170 being quads alone. They stretched it seemed like for miles while waiting for staging. This backed up I believe a record turnout for the State Series where Round # 1 saw 496 riders show up, again at the Flying Dutchmen.

In youth racing action, Cody Mummert was once again the rider to beat. Cody chased Lancaster HD’s Cory Texter for most of the race after Texter went off in the stage prior to his. I believe on lap three Mummert was able to make the pass in the woods section and was able to race on to the checkers. In the youth ATV classes, which now runs separate from the bikes there was a three way race going on for the overall between Joe Bromley, Kenton Heinbaugh and series newcomer Brandon Hess. Hess just started competing in the PA Series late last fall. Today would be Brandons day racing to the overall and the 90cc Production win.

Bromley, Hess and Heinbaugh go at it in 90cc quad first lap racing action.

In the motorcycle race, Jed Haines would run in Hess goes on for the win after a quick pit stop (right). the front of the pack until the last lap when he had

Chris Borich buys a motorcycle and wins his class on both two wheels and four.

PJ DeSantis with his dad after the race.

85cc (12-15) 1. Cody Mummert; 2. Ian Pannebakker; 3. Zachery Smith; 4. Patrick DeSantis; 5. Tyler Barrall; 6. Raymond Mullen; 7. James McCooe; 8. Zach Sandoe; 9. Ryan Slane; 10. Daniel Souta.

Supermini 1. Cory Texter; 2. Michael Cortese; 3. Cody Burns; 4. Evan Houston; 5. Caleb Finnefrock; 6. Cory Symans.

110 Air Cooled 1. Trent Noll; 2. Zachary Keller; 3. Tanner Dillon; 4.Dakota Jonney; 5. Derek Sammartino; 6. James Sholly.

100-150 4 Stroke 1. Taylor Pecika; 2. Lee Ann Bange; 3. Bradley Nelmes; 4. Shawn Kozak; 5. Shayna Texter; 6. Casey Russo; 7. Brian Ego; 8. Thomas Shughart; 9. Aubree Clark; 10. Joseph Bromley.

16+ 1. Jacob Johnson; 2. Jeffrey Metz; 3. Nicholas Henderson; 4. Shawn Baer; 5. Kenneth Yoder; 6. Kevin Varnes; 7. Chris Klinefelter.

86-Open C 1. Stephen Morelli; 2. Jarod Dzugan; 3. Charles Rill; 4. Dustin Moffitt; 5. Wesley Hider; 6. Brian Foster; 7. Richard Fisher; 8. Kevin Fisher; 9. Corwin Boehler; 10. Karl Rider.

86-200 B 1. Timmy Hunter; 2. Zachary Klaplosky; 3. Troy Fisher; 4. Jeffrey Sullivan; 5. Ian Quire; 6. Keith Brown; 7. Ryan Meehon.

200 A 1. Eric Rodgers; 2. Jason Henrikson.

201-Open C 1. Chris Borich; 2. Mark Gonzalez; 3. Daniel Daigneault; 4. Travis Roy; 5. Christian Epting; 6. Vincent Snyder; 7. Michael Kreiser; 8.Billy Slane; 9. Travis Eberhart; 10. Wayne Sheppard.

201-Open B 1. Erik Wilson; 2. Michael Rittel; 3. Broc Zerbe; 4. Jason Ink; 5. Dennis Haggerty; 6. Noah DiAntonio; 7. Luke DiAntonio; 8. Eric Leiby; 9. Andrew Levingoud; 10. Teddy Lynch.

201-Open A 1. Ben Bouwens; 2. Jedediah Haines; 3. Jim Senecal; 4. Paul Lynch; 5. Tyler McCreight; 6. Jason Markowicz; 7. Kevin Oswald; 8. Robbie Leese; 9. David Henninger; 10. Mathew Dillon.

Vet B 1. Stephen Geary; 2. Roger Weaver; 3. Bryan Moffitt; 4. Jim Cassel; 5. John Grasser; 6. David Forgas; 7. Thomas Moyer; 8. Glenn Kopec; 9. Chris O’Bara.

Vet A 1. Christopher Reichert; 2. William Burns; 3. Jason Wills; 4. Shane Hyser; 5. Dewitt Harrell; 6. Brad Roser; 7. John Lenick; 8. Kevin Evitts; 9. Troy Bauer; 10. Jacob Coy. Senior B 1. Robert Murphy; 2. Timothy Terway; 3. Mark Garrity; 4. Shawn Bohanon; 5. Victor Lugosky; 6. Thomas Simpson; 7. Richard Matthias; 8.

James Ryan; 9. Mark Ott; 10. William Vanbuskirk.

Senior A 1. Keith Rodgers; 2. Bob Walton; 3. Sean Petri; 4. Steve Bromley; 5. Mike Ego; 6. Michael Strause; 7. Rick Wychunas; 8. Christopher Hunter; 9. David Mealing; 10. Raymond Jenkins.

Super Senior 1. Jerome Lynn; 2. Ray Szymczak; 3. Walter Wyckoff; 4. Thomas Cichon; 5. Karl VanAssen.

Masters 1. Burd Guers.

ATV

50 Stock (4-8) 1. Hunter Grimes; 2. Alexus Wiginton; 3. Gahriella Espinosa; 4. Kara Clark; 5. Chase Smith; 6. Logan Weisnarr; 7. Cody Reiff; 8. Jason Raup; 9. Kyle Strachan.

51-70 Production 1. Brian Thorson; 2. Andrew Thorson; 3. Allie Slate; 4. Joseph Mullen; 5. Robert Frederick; 6. Tyler McCarty; 7. Andrew Williams; 8. Ryan Reeves.

Open A 1. Chris Borich; 2. Patrick Brown; 3. John Cunningham; 4. Thomas Koontz; 5. Steven Stracka; 6. Rob Hertz; 7. Joe Gargas; 8. Ralph Johnson; 9. Kyle Wilson; 10. Michael Lucas.

91/200 -91/300 2 & 4 Stroke 1. Cody Poticher; 2. Dylan Ferguson; 3. Steven George; 4. Vincent Snyder; 5. Chad Weikel; 6. Kevin Lukaskic; 7. Michael Reddy; 8. Thomas Paul; 9. Michael Papa; 10. Jordon Springer.

Utility 1. Bryan VanAssen; 2. Karl VanAssen.

Auto Sport 1. Timothy McAndrew; 2. Christopher Peipher; 3. George Richards; 4. Charles White.

Vet 1. Jason Hughes; 2. Mike Johnston; 3. Kenneth Tincher; 4. James Lake; 5. David Kythe; 6. Tim Smith; 7. Todd Swain; 8. Scott Slough; 9. Daniel Ketterer; 10. Joe Luzney.

Senior 1. Jeff Kearney; 2. Albert Janes; 3. Gregory Burkholder; 4. Richard Eckstine; 5. Lonnie Garland; 6. David Reeves; 7. Kenneth Zeigler; 8. Randy Smith.

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71-90 Production 1. Brandon Hess; 2. Matthew Close; 3. Kenton Heinbaugh; 4. Curt Goodman; 5. Ryan Brinker; 6. Joseph Bromley; 7. Kenneth Zeigler; 8. Duke Little; 9. Nicholas Burkholder; 10. Jason McCullough.

Open C 1. Kyle Barr; 2. Justin Perry; 3. Aaron Lorah; 4. Jason Ellis; 5. Michael Hough; 6. James Kuperavage; 7. Joshua Mertz; 8. Justin Brehm; 9. Travis Woolverton; 10. Austin Cahill.

Open B 1. Lonnie Garland; 2. Joseph Papa; 3. Joseph Crone; 4. George Albright; 5. Evan Williams; 6. John Lynn; 7. Chris Leitzel; 8. Brandon Keller; 9. Jesse Peters; 10. Dave Doyle.

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Fall Hare Scrambles Sept. 24th Regular Harescramble October 8th Regular Harescramble October 22nd Regular Harescramble Nov. 5th Regular Harescramble Nov. 19th Regular Harescramble

May 7th D-6 Ultimate Double Points D-6 ATV Points May 21st Regular Race June 4th Regular Race June 18th Regular Race July 9th Regular Race D-6 ATV Points

July 23rd Regular Race D-6 ATV Points August 6th Regular Race August 20th Regular Race Sept. 3rd D6 Ultimate w/factory contingency D-6 ATV Points

Hare Scramble Start Times

Youth 4 Wheel: 9am -10am Youth Bike: 10:30am – 11:30am Bikes: 12:00pm – 2:00pm ATV: 2:30pm – 4:00pm

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Championship Series 2006 Schedule

Round # 4 May 7, 2006 * Round # 5 June 4, 2006 Round # 6 June 25, 2006 * Round # 7 July 23, 2006

Round # 8 September 3, 2006 Round # 9 September 10, 2006 Round # 10 September 17, 2006 Round # 11 October 1, 2006 * Awards Banquet November 11, 2006

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2006 Schedule of Events Pit Bike Racing:

May 29th / June 17th / Aug 13th / September 2nd / October 15th Check the Website for more Pit Bike Racing Info.

May 14th Mothers Day

Moms Ride Free All Weekend (with paying child)

May 29th Memorial Weekend Games and prizes on Saturday Free Cookout on Sunday Hay Rides Saturday Evening Holiday Rates: 2 day pass $50, 3 day $75 Outdoor Pit Bike Racing

June 18th Fathers Day

Dads Ride Free all weekend (with paying child) Outdoor Pit Bike Racing

July 4th Weekend Celebration

Saturday: our first annual couch race for a 3 month membership for 2 people. (bring your quad and an old couch, along with a friend crazy enough to ride the quad pulled couch. (see website for more details) Cook-out Sunday and Monday with Free Lunch Holiday rates: 1 day pass $35, 2 day pass $50, 3 day $75, and 4 day pass $100 Free camping with 3 or 4 day pass

Dining Hall • Volleyball • Horseshoes 1/16th Mile Dirt Oval

September 4 Labor Day Weekend Celebration

Saturday: Timed Laps on MX Track Riding Games and Mud Bog Sunday: Pig Roast, Free lunch for everyone.

We encourage you to donate a dish?

Saturday Night Pit Bike Races on Kids Track Adult and Kids Classes, there will be a class for everyone and every bike

October 15th and 16th

Fall Fest and Pig roast Hay rides, games, mud bog, pit bike racing A great weekend to Camp and Ride and enjoy the park before winter weather sets in.

Final outdoor Pit Bike Race

November 25th

Thanksgiving at the proving Grounds Join us for a day of great riding with a free turkey dinner for everyone!

On Saturday at 1:00pm Tracks will be groomed and the dining hall will be warm.

Sat night: opening round of our indoor pit bike racing series.

(Double Points Awarded) Please visit our website for more information on any of the above events. www.breezewoodprovinggrounds.com

Yearly memberships are available allowing you access to the park at no charge. Check website for details.

Cabin Rental Special: stay in the cabin and ride for 3 days (Fri-Sat-Sun) $100 per person for the entire weekend. Cabin sleeps 15 people with 2 full baths.

Motocross Park & Campground • Camping On Site • Cabin Rental Available • Clean Restrooms and Hot Showers • Club House Serving Hot Food • Parts for Sale • Mechanical Services Available

Weekend Rates: Non Rider: $10 per day

Rider 3 day pass (Fri,Sat,Sun): $50 Rider 2 day pass (Fri/Sat or Sat/Sun): $40 Rider 1 day pass (weekend): $35 Weekday Rider pass: $25 ½ day pass after 4pm on weekdays: $15

Directions: Points South, Take I-70 until it ends at the town of Breezewood, where I-70 meets the PA turnpike. Make a left at the stop light on to 30 W and a left at the next stop light on to South Breezewood Rd (Exxon and McDonalds are on the corner) follow S Breezewood Rd, 3.2 miles to Oak Grove Rd. Make a right on Oak Grove (**bare left at the Brush Creek intersection**). Follow Oak Grove Rd for 4.1 miles. At the stop sign, make a left on to Robinsonville Rd. Follow Robinsonville Rd 2.8 miles (you’ll pass Stevens Chapel) until you see our sign on the left. The track is located at: 4626 Robinsonville Rd. Points North, East and West:

Take the PA turnpike to the Breezewood, PA get onto 30 West, then follow directions above.

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Reliable Engine. Mostly Stock, Oversized Front Rotor, Renthal Sprockets &Amp; ERT Gold Chain. 2003 Cam Installed For Auto Decompression Starting. Runs Good.

Lancaster, PAArea. Call Or Leave A Message At 717-492-9846 If Interested. $1100.00 Bike Pictures:Http://Home.Comcast.Net/ ~Firstgman/Forsale/Index.Html 04 CRF 450R - PR2 Motor And Suspension,

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2001 YZ 125 - Racing Condition, brand New Top End, Completely Rebuilt bottom End, DEP Pipe, Excel Rims, Renthal Bars, Boyesen Power Reeds, Extra Plastic. $1800. – Obo if Interested Call: J At (443) 690-3954 2004 KTM 105 SX - Bike Is In Excellent Condition. It Has Only Been Raced Six Times Since Total Rebuild. FMF Pipe And Silencer, Tagbars, Blueprinted Motor, Many Extras. $2695.00Call 717-626-6579 Or Email Rkramer@Paonline.Com 1993 Honda XR250R - $1,300, Runs Great!

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Riders under 18yrs. old MUST have a guardian present to sign release.

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South Penn Enduro Riders Presents:

Ox Bo Hare Scramble May 14, 2006

AMA Sanctioned ECEA / D6 Points Event

Pee Wee 9:00 • Youth 10:00 • C + Women 11:30 • Main 1:30 Food All Day Sunday • 7 and under Free • Cash Payback for A & AA Riders Limited Primitive Camping Available • Gate Fee Collected by Land Owner

New location in Franklin County just off the Willow Hill exit of I -76, Pennsylvania Turnpike.

This year our race will be on the valley floor with a number of grass tracks linked together by wood lots. The course will be totally different than past OxBo events with very few rocks and a number of man – made obstacles.

Directions: I -76 Willow Hill exit (Exit # 189) travel north on Route 75 for 0.6 miles. Turn right onto Pigeon Hill Road and travel 0.8 miles to the stop sign. Turn left onto Creek Rd, travel 100 yards – entrance on right.

For Information Contact: www.ecea.org Gerry: (717) 245-0353 9:00am – 7:00pm

Action Motorsports Sponsors Kameron Page • By Jim Bull Just a few short months later they are still working out of that same small building but the attitudes and determination has brought them right back to where they were before the fire. Action currently has over 500 units in stock and available for purchase and they have a fully stocked parts and accessories department. Their service department continues to function and if no one would tell Action Motorsports is constructing a brand new you, you would probably never 22,000 square foot facility at their current location know there was a fire. in York, PA. The best part about the whole experience is their decision to Action Motorsports or AMS as it may rebuild. By the end of this year AMS is better be known at the track is located anticipating their brand new 22,000 square in York, PA right along Route 30 across foot dealership to be open for business at from Caterpillar Tractor. AMS opened for their current location. This will mean more business in 1994 and has been providing inventories and a better facility to serve you their customers and race team members better. If you’re already an Action customer with excellent customer service ever since. you know what I mean. If not, it may be a Their roots go way beyond that with many good time to give them a call. decades of motorcycle experience within their walls. Mike Bear a racer himself is the general manager at AMS and his family has owned motorcycle dealerships since the day he was born. Actions service manager, John Yurejefcic who has many years of race experience worked at the same location for previous owners thru the 1970’s. John then went on to be a National Service Manager with Yamaha, and has returned to partner with the Bear family since Action opened their doors in the mid 1990’s. Actions Parts Manager, Amy Paules also has deep roots AMS / Team Yamaha sponsored with the company as her family owned the Kameron Page. dealership during the 1980’s and Amy has stayed on with Action since the beginning to Do they cater to racers you ask? Action is help contribute to their success. into racing, they currently have 24 members Late last year, tragedy struck the folks at on their motocross team of which close Action Motorsports. In the early AM hours to half are attempting to qualify for the on a Saturday morning an electrical fire Amateur Nationals at Loretta Lynns. They started in the roof of their main showroom also run a very successful flat track team and it destroyed the building and a good out of the dealership and they are always majority of their inventory. It was a setback looking for new talent to add to their ranks. indeed, but not enough to keep them down.

Mike Bear asked that we thank all of their They immediately went to work and within loyal customers, race team members and a few short weeks they were open for sponsors that make what they do possible. business. They set up shop in a satellite If you would like to learn more store in a building they had used for mainly about this great dealership, you storage. To the best of my knowledge none can check them out on the web at of their customers went without their rides www.actionmotorsportsyork.com or give and Action was able to function if only on a them a call at (717) 757-2688. limited basis.

You’ll find a huge selection of parts and accessories at AMS.

Kameron looks to shred the competition in 2006.

Name: Kameron Page Age: 11 years Experience: Racing 5 years Hometown: Denver, PA Racing #: 83 Classes: 65 (10-11)

85 (7-11) Rides: KTM 65SX

Yamaha YZ85 Sponsors: Yamaha Motor Corp, Action Motorsports, Matto Cycle, PDL Racing, PR2 Motors, TBT / Keeney Motosports, Motographx, Kenda Tires, FMF, 909, E3 Apparel, Liquid Performance, Scott, Tri Star.

Special Thanks: To Jeff Yentzer for his Motocross Schools and PDL Racing for their support.

Kameron on his new Yamaha ride.

Local mini racer Kameron Page has been winning races for a long time now. Kameron has been the young man to beat both locally and nationally the last couple of seasons with this year being no exception.

Kameron’s best finish to date nationally was a sixth place on his 65cc machine a few years ago. Not to shabby if you ask me.

Kameron got his start 5 years ago on a Yamaha PW 50. I asked him if he remembers that race and all he knows is that it was at Sleepy Hollow and he doesn’t even think he finished that day. My, how things have changed.

Kameron is a four time Loretta Lynn’s competitor, he has been a top 10 Olympian

at the Mini O’s and you can usually find him atop a podium each and every weekend on the local circuit. Kameron’s goal is a top three finish this year at the Nationals.

Kameron has raced all over the country and on many different machines in his young lifetime. Kameron has gone back to his roots and once again he finds himself on a Yamaha. The same brand that helped him launch his career. This time things are a little different though. This time Kameron has a factory support ride for Team Yamaha out of Action Motorsports. This year Kameron has a chance, at a very young age to prove he’s the real deal. This year if Kameron continues to ride like he currently is, and if he can put up a solid finish at the Nationals, there’s a good chance that he’ll land a factory Yamaha ride for 2007. Mike Bear is working with Mike Guerra, Yamaha’s Race Team Manager to help secure that ride for Kameron.

Kameron is also competing his last year on the 65cc machine. Bud Matto of Matto Cycles in Pottsville, PA is helping with that ride. Yamaha encouraged the relationship and they hope that he succeeds to help boost his confidence and to farther his riding skills.

We wish Kameron and the whole AMS Race Team the best in their 2006 racing season.

Watch for that familiar AMS front fender sticker to be atop the results list many times this year and watch for the AMS race team at a track near you.

Look for the AMS trailer and race team while you’re at the track.

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sleepy hollow motocross RD #1 • MDRA Race Series • April 1-2, 2006 • by MRA

Happy Birthday MDRA! The Mason Dixon Riding Association just celebrated its first birthday. They opened their second season of racing on April 2, 2006 at the Sleepy Hollow MX Park. The MDRA was born in 2005 by a group of racers / race promoters for the purpose of giving the racers a competitive environment to race in while providing great awards and year end payouts. They had a successful inaugural season in 05 averaging close to 500 racers per event with year end awards totaling close to

major sponsors of this years series offering contingencies for all riders that wear MSR and Answer gear (you must register for this program, please contact the MDRA for more details), and the top three racers in 22 different classes will earn FREE MSR / Answer gear at the year end awards banquet in October.

Racing you ask? Yes, that was good too.

B & B Yamaha of Lancaster, PA sponsored the event with MSR Sponsored Ty Wallace winning three expert classes on the day.

Wallace took the checkers in 25+ A, 30+ A and 250A with his MSR teammate Jeremy Cook taking the win in the 125 expert division.

The amateur divisions were hot as well with D-6 pilot Dennis Johns and MDRA ace Gary Radford mixing it up all afternoon. Johns edged out the win in the 125 B division with Radford going on to win 250 B. B & B Yamaha’s Nicki Lengle In the mini ranks Andrew wins the womens division.

Johns showed everyone that his older brother wasn’t $ 20, 000.00 in cash and contingencies. the only family member that carried a lot of I believe the MDRA Race Series is in for speed. Johns was launching the Bonsai on a whale of a year judging from the turn out his 85 class machine grabbing the win in of their first event in 2006. The MDRA came to Sleepy Hollow for the first time ever and set not only a record for attendance for their series but Sleepy Hollow had their biggest day ever at the big track entering over 660 riders for the day. Parking was tight and the day was long but that’s to be expected with a turn out like that.

On the bright side, the day went off without a hitch, the gates were full making for some great racing action and over $4000.00 was paid out to Matthew Rice (31) and Stephen Michael (902) the expert divisions with close battle in 250 C racing action. to $3400.00 of that going to bike racers alone thanks to the great payout structure that the MDRA Supermini while finishing a strong second behind Brandon Seibold in the 85cc (12-15) offers at all of their events.

2006 promises to be even bigger than A division. Derek Miller took the win in the last year with a 40% increase in year end 85cc (7-11) C class and Derek Miller took payouts across the board. MSR, Answer a second in the 85cc (12-15) B class (no and Pro Taper have stepped up and became relation) but both ride Suzuki’s. And in the Women’s division Nicki Lingle riding for race sponsor B & B Yamaha took the win while wearing Answer apparel.

The MDRA has 10 events left in their 2006 Race Series so there’s still plenty of time left to get in on the action. Check out their website at masondixonriding.com and to view complete photos from today’s and all MDRA events be sure to check out mcracingaction.com. The MDRA returns to Sleepy Hollow on June 24 – 25 of this year, we’ll see MSR and Answer support the you there.

MDRA in a big way.

Steven Good soars to the Junior Mini win to kick off his 2006 season.

MDRA - Round # 1 04/02/2006

School Boy 1. Levi Clemens; 2. Bradley Presgraves; 3. Tyler Newberry; 4. Carter Luck; 5. Alex Maldet; 6. Stephen Morelli; 7. Kenneth Ford; 8. Tyler Brady; 9. Anthony Barbagallo; 10. Joshua Fisher.

College Boy 1. Shane Krabal; 2. Dustin Mottley; 3. David Arentz; 4. Justin Ellis; 5. Steven Chiappa; 6. Mike Tyler; 7. Tyler Carbaugh; 8. Mike Minnick; 9. Jason Mitchell; 10. Doug Reinert.

125 A 1. Jeremy Cook; 2. Alex Gaul; 3. Thomas Addy; 4. David Callihan; 5. Tyler Witmer; 6. Kerry Kaminskie; 7. Taylor Murphy; 8. Jeffrey Yentzer; 9. Joshua Lingle; 10. Derrick Wile.

125 B 1. Dennis Johns; 2. Gary Radford; 3. Addison Kramer; 4. Steven Chiappa; 5. Levi Clemens; 6. Daniel Cronin; 7. Gary Bausum; 8. Jon Reber; 9. Eric Martin; 10. Brion Mackay.

250 A 1. Ty Wallace; 2. Alex Gaul; 3. Derrick Wile; 4. Jeremy Cook; 5. Gregory Pamart; 6. Thomas Addy; 7. Tyler Witmer; 8. Joshua Lingle; 9. Ronnie Stewart; 10. David Callihan.

250 B 1. Gary Radford; 2. Michael Davis; 3. David Johnson; 4. Dustin Mottley; 5. Kyle Haas; 6. Daniel Cronin; 7. Brion Mackay; 8. James Thompson; 9. Gary Bausum; 10. Paul Meier.

250 C 1. Kyle Sidle; 2. Timothy Savidge; 3. Dale Houck; 4. William Beezel; 5. Kevin Givnin; 6. Jeremy Savage; 7. Chris Regalia; 8. Jordan Keefer; 9. Rocco Fazzolari; 10. Bjorn Parrish.

125 C 1. Kyle Sidle; 2. Jordan Miller; 3. Phillip Mackay; 4. Adam Platter; 5. Shane Masta; 6. Dustin Gage; 7. Troy Zeigler; 8. Peter Hatfield; 9. Derrick Crawford; 10. Alex Maldet.

50 Oil (4-8) A 1. Dawson Evitts; 2. Alexander Guerrierie; 3. Ricci Randanella; 4. Ian Hess.

50 Oil (4-8) B 1. Zachary Lahman; 2. Cody Lawn; 3. Garrett Murray; 4. Oscar Kelchner; 5. Logan Leitzel; 6. Austin Mcnamee; 7. Dayton Moore; 8. Nicholas Wagner; 9. Cody Wagner; 10. Cameron Keck.

50 (7-8) A 1. Scott Meshey; 2. Mark Hushon; 3. Paul Pinto; 4. Alexander Guerrierie; 5. Jacob Lewis; 6. Ethan Bressler; 7. Devin Murray.

Keith Lengle launches spectator on his way to victory in 65cc B.

AMS pilot Levi Clemins soars to the win in the School Boy division.

8. Jeremiah Carroll; 9. Brad Roth; 10. Michael Thompson.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Steven Good; 2. Steven Sparks; 3. Bobby Kinsley; 4. Matthew Melhorn; 5. Kyle King; 6. Daryn Thompson; 7. Travis Worthington; 8. Jacob Diana; 9. Joshua Villarreal; 10. Thomas Webb.

60 (7-11) C 1. Eric Heilman; 2. Tyler Barron; 3. Cory Gilliam; 4. Kevin Rivera; 5. Austin Foit; 6. Mark Hushon; 7. Bryan Bohon; 8.

Arie Ammann; 9. Nicholas Carruba; 10.

Adam Toth.

Super Mini (12-15) 1. Andrew Johns; 2. Tyler Newberry; 3. Austin Bixler; 4. Brandon Albright; 5.

Colton Lenig; 6. Drey Boddie; 7. Derek Miller; 8. John Lesko; 9. Austin Robson; 10. Eric Deatrick.

Plus 25 A 1. Ty Wallace; 2. Gregory Pamart; 3.

John Bowlin; 4. Michael Bear; 5. Jason Wolfgang; 6. James Max; 7. Louis Hocker; 8. Joe Caruso; 9. Dale Weller; 10. Christopher O’hara.

Plus 25 B 1. Daniel Leonhard; 2. Vance Draghi; 3. Adam Dietrich; 4. Brian Domschke; 5. Dale Houck; 6.

60 (7-11) B 1. Keith Lengle; 2. Dominick Dreisbach; 3. Jacob Runkles; 4. Damian Thompson; 5. Brennen Weindel; 6. Christhian Pinto; 7. Scott Meshey; 8. Dylan Blettner; 9. Austin Herr; 10. Sam Sheckells.

85 (7-11) A 1. Bobby Kinsley; 2. Daryn Thompson; 3. Dillon Thomas; 4. Thomas Coluzzi; 5. Storm Sheckells.

85 (7-11) B 1. Neil Ebert; 2. Travis Worthington; 3. David Daisey.

85 (7-11) C 1. Derek Miller; 2. Matthew Shutt; 3. Stephen Ward; 4. Keith Lengle; Young Austin Bear will draw on years of racing 5. Brandon Woolf; 6. Devon experience to start his motocross career.

Armiger; 7. Dominick Dreisbach; 8. Buddy Thiess; 9. Kelby Eric Frable; 7. Pat Esposito; 8. Jason Galbralth; Kauffman; 10. Jesse Dreisbach.

9. Sam Aspinwall; 10. Benjamin Hoffman.

85 (12-15) A Vet (Plus 30) A 1. Brandon Seibold; 2. Andrew Johns; Ty Wallace; 2. Jeffrey Yentzer; 1.

3. Steven Sparks; 4. Austin Bixler; 3. Gregory Pamart; 4. John Bowlin; 5. Steven Good; 6. Darren Taughinbaugh.

5. Michael Bear; 6. James Max; 7. Jason 85 (12-15) B Wolfgang; 8. Christopher Curtis; 9. Kenneth 1. Brandon Albright; 2. Derek Miller; 3. Kyle King; Messerman; 10. Jon Boser.

4. Keith Meshey; 5. Jacob Diana; 6. Garrett Vet (Plus 30) B Armiger; 7. Austin Robson; 8. Kyle Ferri; 1.

Vance Draghi; 2. Donald Collins; 9. Darren Rineer; 10. Joshua Villarreal.

3. Jamie Amspacher; 4. Brian Domschke; 5.

85 (12-15) C Dale Houck; 6. William Rinker; 7. Eric Frable; 8.

1. Matthew Melhorn; 2. Talon Distefano; Jeffrey Groff; 3. Zakery Long; 4. Thomas Webb; 5. Eric 9.

Todd Artinovich; 10. Pat Esposito.

Deatrick; 6. Scott Heilman; 7. Logan Houck;

Dennis Johns sweeps the 125 B division.

Vet (Plus 30) C 1. Jason Galbralth; 2. William Beezel; 3. Dale Houck; 4. Ben Webster; 5. Robert Kernan; 6. Brandon Hayes; 7. Ronald Stump; 8. Kevin Harshman; 9. Thomas Baney; 10. Ewell Gilliam.

Senior A 1. Kenneth Messerman; 2. Bryan Miner; 3. Steven Sheckler; 4. Robert Huston; 5. Thomas Sebastian; 6. Donny Lingle; 7. Mike Wylie; 8. John Richards; 9. Kevin Stoner; 10. Glenn Armiger.

Senior B 1. Ed Halstead; 2. Joseph Salkind; 3.

Jeff Hermansen; 4. Keith Geffen; 5.

Kerry Williams; 6. David Hayes; 7. Timothy Nowroski; 8. Steve Barger; 9. Michael Perkins; 10. Timothy Jacobs.

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50 (7-8) B 1. Oscar Kelchner; 2. Austin Waugh; 3. Nicholas Carruba; 4. Cody Lawn; 5. Cole Diana; 6. Austin Mcnamee; 7. Cameron Keck; 8. Christopher Ford; 9. Bryon Wagner; 10. William Beezel.

60 (7-11) A 1. Bobby Kinsley; 2. Dillon Thomas; 3. Thomas Coluzzi; 4. Storm Sheckells; 5. Brandon Woolf; 6. Kevin Stoner.

Eric Heilman (76) races to the 60cc (7-11) C class win.

Fisher; 8. Adam Kline; 9. Andy Collins; 10. Jesse Armiger.

50 (4-6) 1. Dawson Evitts; 2. Ethan Bowlin; 3. Ricci Randanella; 4. Cody Wagner; 5. Jacob Keane; 6. Garrett Murray; 7. Zachary Lahman; 8. Ryley Nield; 9. Brice Russell; 10. Logan Leitzel.

2-Stroke 1. Benjamin Hoffman; 2. Jordan Miller; 3. Jason George; 4. Timothy Savidge; 5. Gary Saylor; 6. Daniel Roeting.

AMS sponsored Dan Leonard cleans up in 25 + B racing action.

Four Stroke Open 1. Dustin Kendall; 2. Dennis Johns; 3. Addison Kramer; 4. Joshua Lingle; 5. David Callihan; 6. Louis Hocker; 7. Daniel Fodor; 8. David Johnson; 9. Jason Mitchell; 10. Raymond Garges.

Women 1. Nicki Lingle; 2. Kelsey Green; 3. Alyssa Savidage; 4. Amanda Schmidt; 5. Jessica Childs; 6. Lauren Snyder; 7. Sarah Schubel; 8. Jessica Kimmel; 9. Stephanie Schubel.

125 C DIV2 1. Bradley Presgraves; 2. Maxwell Herr; 3. Carter Luck; 4. Matthew Haas; 5. Jordan Boisvert; 6. Stephen Morelli; 7. Joshua

Dave Hayes hands out MSR/Answer Contingency forms at the riders meeting.

Andrew Johns sweeps the Supermini division.

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Blue Diamond Park • April 2, 2006 • By Matt Wozney

By Matt Wozney As you are reading this article, you would expect to see what racers did well on the day and all the factual things that go along with it. But today’s race was more than who won what class and how the race day went. It was all about the support of fallen top local racer named Mark Garvey, who sustained spinal injuries at the Lake Whitney Spring National in early March.

Now this year has been a rough start for our sport. From that day we saw that frightening endo of Privateer James Marshall seen across the country from the San Diego SX in February to Honda factory rider Ernesto Fonseca also suffering from similar injuries sustained in a practice crash, the list of racers getting spinal injuries is way more noticed than ever before. It just comes to show you how much this sport has turned up the notch in racing in general. But at the same time, it shows how close everyone is in the motocross community and how willing they are to help out their fellow competitors in their time of desperate need. It also comes to show how tight we all are like a family, but much bigger.

Today’s intermission between the first and second motos at Blue Diamond proved to be a prime example of this “family” we are all a part of.

Before intermission, Alan DeCarlo and the hard working crew at Blue Diamond

A silent auction was held to help raise money for Marks rehabilitation.

D-7 Gold Series Results April 2, 2006

50cc 4-8 oil injected 1. Austin Ricketts; 2. Cheyenne Mcguin; 3. Bradley Holmes 50cc 7-8 1. Tyler Kirschner; 2. Andrew Maroney; 3. Reggie Powell.

65cc 7-9 1. Robert Allen; 2. Andrew Maroney; 3. Ian Sorter.

65cc 10-11 1. Colin Carroll; 2. Adam Dailey.

85cc 7-11 1. Gregory Sidebotham; 2. Cody Meekins; 3. Dale Lenz.

85cc 12-13 1. Tony Archer; 2. Michael Anderson; 3. AJ Houser.

85cc 14-15 1. Brian Wasson; 2. Allan Pleasanton; 3. Ryan Ivey.

Junior Mini 7-11 1. Cody Meekins; 2. Cody Burgoyne; 3. Gregory Sidebotham.

Super Mini 12-15 1. Tony Archer; 2. Michael Anderson; 3. Brian Wasson.

set up a large tent near the tower to display the impressive line of accessories and memorabilia that were part of a huge silent auction throughout the day. Such

beat the super fast Nicoletti. Rounding out as the heart felt intermission everyone the top three was Bromley Suzuki’s notable experienced today. Blue Diamond held rider Barry Carsten with a 4-3 finish. their second race of 2006 under perfect The 250 A class proved to be a different conditions with a new first turn, which was a story as Nicoletti had many problems during sharp, hairpin corner extending after the original sweeping left turn which both motos, includeding a huge get off on was the first turn at Blue Diamond the second double in the new timing section since its existence. The racers also in the first moto. Carsten, with good starts experienced a new timing section and smart racing skills, proved to be the key before the huge step up jump that to the win with a 2-1 finish. Like Nicoletti, Blue Diamond is known for. It Honda rider Zach Miller is in his first full year in the A class and he took a huge holeshot in featured a series of four doubles the first moto and went away with a big moto leading up to a small tabletop, which win. He would finish third in the second was the original landing to the huge moto, which would get him second overall plateau jump that was originally on the day. Suzuki rider Gregg Duffy, also there. Lots of racers enjoyed that section throughout the day. another A class rookie, rode very fast and Since today was a District 7 Gold finished up with 3-2 finish, good enough for Nicoletti continues to win third overall.

Series race, with a nice size purse no matter what district he competes in.

In the mini classes, Yamaha rider Tony for the A classes, there were lots of top racers making their appearance Archer and Kawasaki rider Michael Anderson items included autographed pro jerseys that were the big duel of the day swapping moto included Ricky Carmichael, James Stewart, on this revamped Blue Diamond track. In wins in 85cc (12-13) and Supermini (12-15) Thomas Hahn, and much more. There the A classes, the roster of racers included was also a Yamaha TTR-50E, which was familiar names like Nicoletti, Carsten, displayed in front of the tower that was being Evennou, Duffy, Wages, Wilcom, Welch, raffled off and a winner would be drawn at and many others.

In the 125 A class, American Honda’s intermission. By intermission, every single raffle ticket was purchased (2000 total) and Phil Nicoletti kept his momentum in all proceeds went to Mark. The winner of his first month in the A class with a 1the TTR graciously donated the bike back 1 dominating sweep. His starts were to Mark and was later auctioned off to raise flawless and at times when he was in the midst of the top five, Nicoletti tore more money for the injured rider.

Right after the bike raffle, announcer it up big time and made his passes Jake Ostrom had his mic in one hand and when he needed to. But of course, it a “bleeping” Nextel in the other. On the wasn’t easy with all the big names he The Blue Diamond benefit proceeds go to other end was Mark Garvey. With his dad had to make passes by. Nick Evennou, fallen rider Mark Garvey. Please log onto and mom showing true emotion and love for riding a Yamaha today, took the second marylandmotocross.com if you can help. their son, Mark thanked everyone for being overall spot with a solid 2-2 score. there and showing overwhelming support Evennou, like Nicoletti, had great starts classes. Archer ended up taking home two of him. As family, friends, and other racers all day but was sick in the beginning of the overall wins in those classes with Anderson surrounded the voice coming out of that day. Then, he dislocated his shoulder in the on his tail most of the time. In the 85cc Nextel, it just goes to show how much of a middle of the day in a corner in the first 250 (7-11) class, Suzuki pilot Cody Meekins is family we all really are in this sport we all A moto. He was sore and had to deal with showing lots of speed so far this year and some pain for the rest of the day. He wasn’t love. he snagged a consistent 2-2 finish today.

100%, but he gave it 110% out there on the Now back to that dirt bike racing stuff…..

The Junior Mini class, which featured the Today’s racing was just as awesome track. Unfortunately it wasn’t enough to same racers as the (7-11) class, was swept

by Greg Sidebothom on his Suzuki. He is another rider stepping up to another level 25+ B Schoolboy 12-15 1. Larry Garrison; 2. John Tavernese; 1. Daniel Corbin; 2. Garret Toth; 3. Tony Archer. this year in the (7-11) class. In the 65cc (7250A 3. Tim Desombra.

9) class, no one can stop KTM rider Robert 1. Barry Carsten; 2. Zach Miller; 3. William Women Allen at Blue Diamond. His starts are so Duffy.

1. Jessye Davis; 2. Tiana Alfano; amazing, he even has A riders stunned. His 250B 3. Kristina Sharpe. out of this world starts and his quick riding 1. Daniel Woodward; 2. Zachary Lee; Collegeboy 3. Steven Wilson.

1. Christopher Monasmith; 2. Christopher Tyler; proved to be a 1-1 sweep the 65cc (7-9) 250C 3. Zachary Lee. class.

1. Ryan Kennedy; 2. Jeff Brannan; 50CC 4-6 It is never a dull moment at Blue Diamond.

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1. Alex Rosenthal; 2. Shawn Rothstein; The outstanding racing. The new exciting Vet A 30+ 3. Bradley Holmes. track changes. The overwhelming support 1. Barry Carsten; 2. Tom Welch; 4-Stroke Open 3. James Mcilvaine.

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If reading isn’t your thing (well, you read 1. Larry Harper; 2. Patrick Elburn; 125 B this so good job!), you can check out my 3. Brett Friedel.

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This Is Why They Call It Practice

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Lets start with the true definition of the word practice – straight from Webster’s dictionary. prac·tice (prak´tis) , v.t. 1. to do or perform frequently; make a habit of. 2. to do repeatedly so as to become proficient.

3. to work at, especially as a profession.

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OK, now that we have that out of the way, I will get to the point of this article.

Why does a track run practice the morning of race day? I would also like you to keep the word race in mind. The first reason they run practice is to give you the opportunity to ride any changes that may have occurred in the track since the last race. The second reason is to allow you to get your body warmed up and dialed in before you go race speed. Third is to allow you to try to do the triple, double or whoop section over and over if needed, so you don’t crash your brains out in the race.

OK, I know what you guys are already thinking…all the tracks are always the same week after week. This may be true to some degree, but you never really know unless you walk or ride that practice lap to check it out. It would be ideal if tracks could make several small changes each time they ran a race to keep the competition level. But remember Mother Nature is constantly altering the conditions of the track. You know the old saying – never assume… what if your favorite double is now a triple. You jump into the face of the triple and well; you will be lucky if all that you hurt is your pride.

I also know we feel we don’t get enough laps in practice to just go ride around and check out the track. But remember it is for your own safety before you go out and race through practice. They also run a late practice when you can go out and let it rip.

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Will it kill you to go out for the first lap and ride around looking for changes in conditions, new lines in the track, and allowing your body to warm-up?

Remember it is better to roll a double and check out the landing before you go out and bonsai it. Most of the time the track is wet and muddy for practice providing time for conditions to be good when racing starts. I see so many unnecessary crashes during the practice laps. Guys stuffing and taking each other out – for what? The race didn’t start yet. Practice is not the time to show each other everything you’ve got. Save it for the race. We all came there that day to race not practice.

I’ve also noticed the young guys that just follow each other around the track in the same old ruts rather than going out on their own to look for alternate lines. So, remember practice is just that. It is a time to check out conditions, look for new lines, and turn around and try a section over if you need to. You won’t be able to do this during the race. Ride with the correct group for your practice.

If you are a “B” rider go out with the “B’s”. Remember the “A” riders got there by winning races and earned that “A” practice to themselves and someday you will be there too.

When the start gates drop and the adrenaline is pumping, that is the time to push each other and mainly our self. Competition brings it out in all of us.

We find ourselves not backing off in the corners, taking chances we don’t usually take, pushing our bikes and bodies to the limit. There is no reward for winning the practice and taking the chance of getting hurt in practice and not even being able to race that day. It is during the race when your results count and you see the checkered flag fly.

So, take advise from the pros. James Stewart: fastest practice lap time – 00:58.071 compared to his fastest race lap time – 00:56.741. Chad Reed: fastest practice lap time – 00:59.336 and his fastest race lap time – 00:56.595. I asked you in the beginning to remember that word race. Well, according to Webster… race (rās), n. 1. a competition of speed, as in running. 2. any contest. v.i.

3. to go or move swiftly.

See the difference? Just keep those two definitions in mind on your next race day. Let practice be practice and let the fastest man or woman win the race.

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Loretta Lynn Qualifier • April 8, 2006 • By MRA Saturday April 8th brought some of the best racers on the east coast to the newly designed Doublin Gap MX Park for a Loretta Lynn North East area qualifier. Unfortunately it also brought some of the heaviest rainfalls the morning of the event that this area has seen in quite some time.

The rains started early Saturday morning and did not let up until early afternoon. The crew at Doublin waited for the rains to stop before getting out on the course to work their magic. They delayed the start of the race to get the track in the best shape possible for the next two days of qualifying. Stock classes on Saturday and Mods on Sunday.

At approximately 3:00pm the Yentzers determined that the track was ready and it was time to go racing. The race was reduced to a five lap one moto format but

they got the job done. After the amount of rain that fell it was amazing that any races went off on this day.

The biggest highlight of the day was young Malcolm Stewart from Haines City, Fla. Yes, you’ve heard the name before.

James Stewarts’ younger brother Malcolm traveled to Doublin Gap to get qualified in the Norheast. Malcolm pulled off a win on Saturday after chasing West Shore Suzuki’s Levi Toth for most of the moto. Stewart got around Toth with two laps to go and raced for the win.

MRA was not able to be there on Sunday for the balance of the qualifiers. Check our website for photos of Saturdays racing action at www.mcracingaction.com . For Sundays results check out www.doublingap.com .

The track worked well after getting hammered with rain for hours on Saturday morning.

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NE Area - LL Qualifier April 8, 2006

College Boy 1. Cory Roman; 2. Tyler Kline; 3. Michael Tyrell; 4. Jason Michell.

125 Stock 12-15 yrs. (SB) 1. Malcom Stewart; 2. Garret Toth; 3. Michael Ross; 4. Dennis Johns; 5. Derek Rummel; 6. Marshall Hurd; 7. Aaron Mulhern; 8. Nicholas Finelli; 9. Scott Donaldson; 10. Travis Clarke.

85 Stock 7-11 years 1. Nikolas Desiderio; 2. Richard Grey; 3. Kameron Page; 4. Jace Owen; 5. Logan Karnow; 6. Dillon Thomas; 7. William Eaton; 8. Thomas Coluzzi; 9. Storm Sheckells; 10. Rowland Papp.

Girls 65cc - 105cc (9-13) 1. Dominique Van Wieringer; 2. Taylor Stevey; 3. Kayla Boorom; 4. Samantha Mandelke.

Vet (Plus 30) A 1. John Bowlin; 2. Michael Cahill.

Vet (Plus 30) B 1. Paul Peck.

Vet (Plus 30) C 1. Daniel Allen; 2. John Ward.

Senior A 1. Rick Wenger.

Senior B 1. Joey Kilby.

80 (14-15) 1. Britton Stewart; 2. Eric Desell; 3. Derek Miller; 4. David Winters; 5. Allan Pleasanton; 6. Brandon Albright.

85 cc Stock 12-13 years 1. Steven Sparks; 2. Ty Newcome; 3. Dylan Brajkovich; 4. Andrew Johns; 5. Cody Lunceford;

James’ brother Malcolm Stewart came to town to qualify for the Loretta Lynn Amateur Nationals.

6. Tyler Connor; 7. Brandon Mcmanus; 8. Damon Rummel; 9. Luke Knowlton; 10. Zachary Lang.

250 C 1. Billy Gallagher; 2. James White; 3. Gino Spero; 4. Brandon Newman; 5. Christopher Peterson; 6. Matt Cunningham; 7. Ryan Shifflett; 8. Michael Moore; 9. Dustin Anderson.

Four Stroke Open 1. Colton Bailey; 2. Daniel Lussier; 3. Michael Tyrell; 4. Tyler Linsenbach.

125 C (Non Loretta Lynn) 1. Tyler Knowlton; 2. Jacob Weeks; 3. S. Bowen Moore; 4. Dustin Gage; 5. Cody Darr; 6. Trevor Monn; 7. Donald Ayres; 8. Joel Hess; 9. Steve Wehr; 10. John Witmer.

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250/Open A 1. Casey Clark; 2. Alex Gaul; 3. William Duffy; 4. Willy Toth; 5. Kevin Brodsky; 6. Chad Wages; 7. Zachary Miller; 8. Derrick Wile; 9. Brian Mulcahy; 10. Joshua Lingle.

250/Open B Stock 1. Brad Kiester; 2. Anthony Cascio; 3. William Shatrau; 4. Kirk Hines; 5. Broc Streit; 6. Andrew Baker; 7. Mitchell Lehman; 8. Brian Posch; 9. Tyler Mcgoff; 10. Daniel Kozma.

Super Mini (12-15) 1. Allan Pleasanton; 2. Eric Desell.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Nikolas Desiderio; 2. Cody Lunceford; 3. Joshua Villarreal; 4. William Eaton; 5. Brandon Mcmanus; 6. Kyle Haas.

Women 99cc-250cc 1. Abbie Bardo; 2. Meagan Cascio; 3. Nicki Lingle; 4. Katie Corron; 5. Christina Basna; 6. Michelle Kastle; 7. Claire Galloway.

65 Stock 7-9 years 1. Drew Lowery; 2. Robert Vall; 3. Stephen Gretchen; 4. Dustin Lepley; 5. Angelo Komuda; 6. Damian Thompson; 7. Colton Camp; 8. Wyatt Barto; 9. Evan Richard; 10. David Phillips.

65 Stock 10-11 years 1. Richard Grey; 2. Logan Karnow; 3. Rowland Papp; 4. Jace Owen; 5. Kameron Page; 6. Dillon Thomas; 7. Thomas Coluzzi; 8. Mathew Gahrman; 9. Troy Davis; 10. Addison Emory IV. 125 A 1. Casey Clark; 2. Chad Wages; 3. Kevin Brodsky; 4. Alex Gaul; 5. William Duffy; 6. Willy Toth; 7. Zachary Miller; 8. Benjamin Bixler; 9. Derek Wilt; 10. Joshua Lingle.

125 C Stock 1. Zachary Sethman; 2. Kyle Sidle; 3. Aaron Mulhern; 4. Jeffrey Corron; 5. Sean Callahan; 6. Alex Maldet; 7. Dustin Bailey; 8. Travis Clarke; 9. Mitchell Salamone; 10. Ryan Shifflett.

Plus 25 A 1. Chad Rosselli.

51cc 4-6 AMA Stock 1. Ricci Randanella; 2. Ethan Bowlin; 3. Zakary Shaffer; 4. Dawson Evitts; 5. Austin Macias; 6. Shane Oesell; 7. Cody Wagner; 8. Kolby Stang; 9. Logan Leitzel; 10. Richard Stalnaker.

51 cc 7-8 AMA Stock 1. Stephen Gretchen; 2. Robert Vall; 3. Scott Meshey; 4. Dominique Van Wieringer; 5. Tyler Kirschner; 6. Andrew Maroney; 7. Zack Harding; 8. DJ Christie; 9. Seth Badeau; 10. Mark Hushon.

51cc 4-6 Stk (Oil Inject) 1. Ricci Randanella; 2. Seth Hammaker; 3. Cody Wagner; 4. Zachary Lahman; 5. Logan Leitzel; 6. Jackson Quarles; 7. Kolby Stang; 8. Austin Bear; 9. Seth Walker; 10. Shawn Rothstein.

50 Oil Injected (7-8) 1. Oscar Kelchner.

125 B Stock Div 1 1. Kirk Hines; 2. Daniel Lussier; 3. Tyler Mcgoff; 4. Garret Toth; 5. Evan Fordsisky; 6. William Shatrau; 7. Joshua Stein; 8. Jordan Martin; 9. Michael Tippin; 10. Cory Roman.

125 B Stock Div 2 1. Daniel Lewandoski; 2. Brad Kiester; 3. Andrew Baker; 4. Broc Streit; 5. Anthony Cascio; 6. Derek Rummel; 7. Daniel Callahan; 8. Michael Reynolds; 9. Levi Clemens; 10. Marshall Hurd.

125 B Stock 1. Brad Kiester; 2. Daniel Lewandoski; 3. Kirk Hines; 4. Anthony Cascio; 5. Tyler Mcgoff; 6. Daniel Callahan; 7. Derek Rummel; 8. William Shatrau; 9. Evan Fordsisky; 10. Levi Clemens.

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Results April 2, 2006

25+A 1. Mark Waldele; 2. Jeremy Garges; 3. Jerry Seip; 4. Christopher Pepe; 5. Jason Esterly; 6. Willie Bozack; 7. Christopher Shifflett; 8. Wayne Powers; 9. Robert Korchak; 10. Rik Schuster.

25+B 1. Sean Gaughan; 2. Stephen Vandruff; 3. James Wilkie; 4. Michael Yonkowski; 5. Bjorn Blackburn; 6. Tristan Huey; 7. Jeremy Collins; 8. Timothy Lynch; 9. Eric Krout; 10. Jamie Merklein.

4 STROKE 1. Jason Lawrence; 2. Gregory Lamey; 3. Larry Mutschler; 4. Zachery Sethman; 5. Taylor Beltz; 6. Evan Forosisky; 7. Michael Klinger; 8. Joseph Madrigale; 9. Keith Santora; 10. Dylan Kautz.

WOMEN 1. Michelle Kastle; 2. Chandler Gottshall; 3. Kayla Woodward.

COLLEGE BOY 1. Jason Lawrence; 2. Dean Smith; 3. Larry Mutschler; 4. Scott Edelstein; 5. Daniel Bogdan; 6. Keith Santora; 7. Dustin Wojcicki; 8. Ashley Gaskill; 9. Robert Stanton; 10. Derek Zydalis.

WOODSMEN 1. Ronald Neilson; 2. Scott Seal; 3. Matthew Brodowski; 4. Bill Dienno; 5. Scott Seal.

50 4-6 OIL 1. Matthew Traina; 2. Doug Zapf; 3. Davin Anderson.

50 7-8 OIL 1. Ryan Koch; 2. Savion Terry.

250 C first turn action.

Daniel Kocotas gets the win.

50 4-6 STOCK 1. Garrett Beam; 2. Zakary Shaffer.

50 7-8 STOCK 1. Savion Terry; 2. Logan Huff; 3. Russell Steel; 4. Scott Stockunas; 5. Christian Valle; 6. Gavin Roeder.

XR50/JR50 1. Shane Maiden; 2. Garrett Beam; 3. Gregory Kambakis; 4. Devrynn Clugston.

TTR 90 1. Alexander Lewis.

100L/125L 4 STROKE 1. Tanner Schultz; 2. James Sholly.

JR 65 JR MINI 7-11 1. Logan Ehrets; 2. Jared Wobensmith; 3. Matthew Boyer.

Sean Gaughan gets the 25 + B win.

85cc (7-11) start, Joey Peters (35) goes on to sweep the class.

65 7-9 1. Trevor Shaffer; 2. Luke Palonicola; 3. Evan Richard; 4. Logan Ehrets; 5. Cole Gabel; 6. Kyle Boileau; 7. Kyle Watkins; 8. Russell Steel; 9. Scott Stockunas; 10. Tom Journet.

65 10-11 1. Robert Piazza; 2. Addison Emmory; 3. Matthew Tackach; 4. Erie Reachard; 5. Fred Kramer; 6. Ronald Perry; 7. Robert Monko; 8. Jared Wobensmith.

SUPERMINI 12-15 1. Tyler Hawk; 2. Larry Mcvay; 3. Tyler Conner; 4. Richard Kastle; 5. Jonathan Daniels; 6. James Munch; 7. Daniel Hrischuk; 8. Phillip Rodgers; 9. Michael Schalkoff; 10. Wyatt Ford.

85 JR MINI 9-13 1. Joey Peters; 2. Billy Eaton; 3. Ronald Baker; 4. Morgan Gustray; 5. Robert Piazza; 6. James Kiesling; 7. Ryan Neilson.

85 7-11 1. Joey Peters; 2. Ronald Baker; 3. Billy Eaton; 4. Luke Palonicola; 5. Robert Piazza; 6. Addison Emmory; 7. Tanner Ohland; 8. Hunter Santa; 9. Matthew Tackach; 10. Ronald Perry.

85 12-13 1. Tyler Hawk; 2. Larry Mcvay; 3. Richard Kastle; 4. Tyler Conner; 5. Morgan Gustray; 6. James Munch; 7. Jonathan Daniels; 8. Jesse Streett; 9. Zachery Warnock; 10. Michael Schalkoff.

85 14-15 1. Dalton Balboa; 2. Wyatt Ford; 3. Ryan Neilson.

SENIOR B 40+ 1. Robert Schuler; 2. Geoffrey Schlesman; 3. Andrew Ujhelyi; 4. Alan Kocotas; 5. Chris Tierney; 6. Bill Ford; 7. Joseph Teller; 8. Darrin Verderose; 9. Jeffrey Mull; 10. Angelo Manerchia.

SENIOR A 1. Jerry Seip; 2. Marc Tiesler; 3. William Peoples; 4. Bob Sorenson; 5. Ronald Neilson; 6. James Mcgee; 7. Louis Verderose; 8. Tom Cutter.

SCHOOLBOY - 2 STROKE 1. Joshua Gottshall; 2. Justin Frederick;

3. Nicholas Finelli; 4. Zachary Klaptosky; 5. Bruce Harlan; 6. Justin Maylath; 7. Angelo Manerchia; 8. Kyle Greenwalt; 9. Justin Haas; 10. Andrew Warnock.

SCHOOLBOY - 4 STROKE 1. Gregory Lamey; 2. Zachery Sethman; 3. Kyle Grow; 4. Alex Shaffer and Palonicola, the battle of 06’ Miller; 5. Bradley Ungard; 6. Cody Peer.

125 A 125 B GROUP 2 1. Mark Waldele; 2. Paul Treas; 3. Scott 1. Larry Mutschler; 2. Robert Stanton; 3. Michael Edelstein; 4. Dustin Wojcicki; 5. Christopher Tippin; 4. Michael O’brien; 5. Joshua Gottshall; Pepe; 6. Keith Santora; 7. Willie Bozack; 6. Wesley Kollmer; 7. Matthew Lopreato; 8. Derek Wilt.

8. Tristan Huey; 9. Kyle Grow; 10. Scott Kalnas.

125 B 125 C GROUP 1 1. Daniel Bogdan; 2. Bryan Wallace; 3. Gregory 1. Austin Kozimor; 2. Tyler Hawk; 3. Christopher Lamey; 4. Bryan Weimer; 5. Nicholas Finelli; Kalhauge; 4. Bruce Harlan; 5. Jeffrey Metz; 6. Dylan Kautz; 7. Erik Wilson; 8. Jason Smith; 6. Justin Maylath; 7. Zachary Obert; 9. Joseph Madrigale; 10. Craig Kollmer.

8. Jon Colatrella; 9. Jerome Justofin;

Kalhauge (24k) gets the holeshot, Kozimor (44) gets the win. 125 C group 1.

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125 C GROUP 2 1. Jacob Weeks; 2. Broc Fleck; 3. Shawn Hannun; 4. Angelo Manerchia; 5. Ryan Miller; 6.

Alex Miller; 7. Broc Termini; 8. Tyler Ohland; 9.

Daniel Lyness; 10. Kyle Kachmar.

125C GROUP 3 1. Zachary Klaptosky; 2. Cody Riden; 3. Matthew Bryan; 4. Bjorn Blackburn; 5. Douglas Zee; 6.

Josh Casia; 7. Edward Tarlecky; 8. Joel Hess; 9.

Scott Salem; 10. Kyle Greenwalt.

250 A 1. Jason Lawrence; 2. Mark Waldele; 3. Tony Roth; 4. Jeremy Garges; 5. Dean Smith; 6. Paul Treas.

250 B 1. Gregory Lamey; 2. Taylor Beltz; 3. Sean Gaughan; 4. Michael Tippin; 5. Bryan Wallace; 6. Evan Forosisky; 7. Andrew Schlesman; 8.

Shawn Knapp; 9. Erik Wilson; 10. Bryan Weimer.

250 C 1. Daniel Kocotas; 2. Justin Strubel; 3. Derek Martzall; 4. Matthew Hangey; 5. Billy Gallagher; 6. Austin Kozimor; 7. Christopher Peterson; 8. Jon Colatrella; 9. Paul Florian; 10. Patrick Mccauley.

VET A 1. Jerry Seip; 2. Marc Tiesler; 3. Joseph Pateman; 4. Jason Esterly; 5. Wayne Powers; 6. Christopher Shifflett; 7. Ronald Neilson; 8.

Robert Korchak; 9. Rik Schuster; 10. Patrick Woods.

VET B 1. Alfred Portilla; 2. Timothy Lynch; 3. Stephen Vandruff; 4. Matthew Lopreato; 5. Scott Seal; 6. Michael Yonkowski; 7. Michael Reynolds; 8. Robert Monko; 9. David Cugno; 10. Robert Schuler.

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10-11 85cc 1. Nick Davis; 2. Angelo Rispoli Jr.; 3. Leonard Jastrzerr; 4. Ryan Quinn; 5. Jimmy Franks.

13-15 150cc 1. Joseph Ford; 2. Nicolas Bartholom; 3. Colin Black; 4. Steven Walaszek; 5. David Adams.

10-11 65cc 1. Robert Civiteti; 2. Hunter Lucas; 3. Trevor Stevens; 4. Chase Rusden; 5. Ethan Walter.

10-12 125cc 1. Kyle McDonal; 2. Brock Turner; 3. Philip Bennett,III; 4. Kevin McGeachen; 5. Eric Carrero.

EL Women Benjamin Snyder from Etters, PA 1. Jessica Shepps; 2. Rylee wins the Pee Wee O/A racing in the 65 (7-9) class.

Deblin; 3. Michelle Adams; 4. Jacquelin Prignano; 5. Niesha Horseman.

Pee Wee Classes 7-9 65cc 1. Benjamin Snyder; 2. Chris Gordon; 3. Austin Lucas; 4. Henry Ferreira; 5. Thorn Devlin.

4-8 50cc 1. Trevor Pritchard; 2. Timothy Lambert; 3. Gary Enman; 4. Collin Kearney; 5. Aaron Lasher.

10-11 EL 110cc 1. Jordan Gebhardt; 2. Alexander Perkins; 3. Eric Wood; 4. Doug Warfle; 5. Daniel Boyle.

7-9 EL 110cc 1. Donald Bishop; 2. Emilee Shaw; 3. Jason Lockard; 4. Austin Higbee; 5. Austin Smith.

4-8 O.I. 1. Joshua Snyder; 2. Ryan Hall; 3. Kevin Kearney; 4. Wally Yaros; 5. William Sigler.

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A 4-Stoke 1. Derrick Forrester; 2. Louis Green; 3. Sean Gaughan; 4. Pat Emmons; 5. John Smith.

A Vet 1. Norman Innis; 2. Wayne Grenewicz; 3. Craig langenbach; 4. Lee Rosenberg; 5. Jerry Borcherdt.

A Senior 1. Glenn Scherer; 2. Phillip Carlin; 3. Jay Dean; 4. Greg Turner; 5. Donnie Tomlin.

A Super Senior 1. Wayne Fontanazza; 2. Scott Wolfersberger; 3. John Diobilda;

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12-15 100cc 1. Jarod Kulp; 2. Bobby Kershaw; 3. Jacobus Ferreira; 4. Zach Shepps; 5. Jeremey Pascale.

12-15 85cc 1. Kamaul Jorge; 2. Kelsey Hartem; 3. James Dibeneder; 4. Travis Corchado,Jr.; 5. Nick Keefe.

Robert O’Reilly and Paul Whilden rub plastic in the B 201-Open division.

Jessica Shepps takes the checkers in the EL Womens class in 4 laps.

4. George Romeo, Sr. Masters AA 1. John Lafferty, Sr. 1. Ryan Rodgers; 2. Wallace Palmer; 2. Peter Parlett.

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Jr.; 3. Christopher B 201-Open Curlet; 1. Joseph Lamanna; 2. Philip 4. James Shea, III; Albertson; 3. Robert Oreilly; 5. Leonard 4. Christopher Smith; Rehatcheck.

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A 201-Open B 4-Stroke 1. Michael 1. James Truster; 2. Chris Kyle; Potts; 2. Samuel 3. Jason Marcascian; 4. James Forrester; Dzierwinski; 5. Jim Lockard.

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B Senior 1. Richard Rizzon; 2. Thomas Cacacie; 3. Dennis Fitzgerald; 4. Michael Demos; 5. Nick Sotiropoulos.

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C 201-Open 1. Jeffrey Pasqua; 2. Joseph Grieff; 3. Daryl Cain; 4. Todd Lee; 5. M Sean Reed.

C 4 Stroke 1. Brandon Taylor; 2. Shawn Pettit; 3. Ryan Johnson; 4. Jason McAlister; 5. Mark Saul.

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Raceway park

Normal Semi-Pro Race • April 9, 2006 • by Scott Lukaitis

By Scott Lukaitis.

Photo by Scott Lukaitis Lukatisphoto.com ENGLISHTOWN, NJ, APR. 9 Sunny weather finally greeted the racers at Raceway Park on April 9th. With rain before and during the last couple of events the showers that preceded Sunday’s race may have scared away some racers but those who did attend were treated to excellent racing conditions. After a sloppy practice Mickey Kessler and the track crew got to work and after a short delay created a top notch track for the racers.

Kate Stewart wins the Womens class.

the pass stick. Devlin went on to take the moto and overall win followed by Hess and Weniger.

In 250 Novice racing Parlin NJ Honda rider Greg Ziola grabbed the holeshot in both motos on his way to two moto victories and the overall as well. He was followed across the line in both motos by KTM rider DJ Mowery and Suzuki rider George Dennis.

Bel-Ray Lubricants sponsored Curt Beloy grabbed the early lead in the first 25+ Expert but was eventually passed by RRP Honda rider Ty Wallace and Greg Pamart. Wallace held on for the victory with Pamart Ryan Gainey is your settling for second and 4 Stroke School Boy champ.

Beloy taking third. Holeshot specialist Frankie Eckel Moore, Jr. (Hon). grabbed another holeshot in the second 250 Amateur: 1. Bryan Wallace (Oth); 2. Daniel moto with Wallace and McIlvaine in tow.

Fodor (Suz); 3. Dakota Kessler (Oth); MSR/Scott backed Wallace went on for 4. Bryan Weimer (Yam); 5. Paul the victory followed by Pamart and Dragon Meier (Yam).

Optical sponsored Richie Zupko in third.

250 Expert: Beloy went down in the first turn and would 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Ty Wallace (Hon); 3. Richard Zupko not finish the moto.

(Yam); 4. Greg Pamart (Hon); The next event at Raceway Park is 5. Anthony Roth (Hon).

Saturday April 22 with round #2 of the Parts Junior Mini (9-13 years): Unlimited Northeast Classic Series being 1. Christopher Mowery (Ktm); held on Sunday.

2. Austin Harvey (Kaw); 3. Morgan

Results

65cc: 1. Jacob Hartranft (Kaw); 2. Luke Palonicola (Kaw); 3. Brandon Hartranft (Kaw); 4. Tyler J. Betsch (Suz); 5. Matthew Mangine (Ktm).

65cc 10-11: 1. Matthew Gahrmann (Ktm); 2. Bryan Brown (Ktm); 3. Angelo Curro (Ktm); 4. Brian Laul, Jr. (Ktm); 5. Richie Trevelise (Suz).

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

85cc 12-13: 1. Larry McVay (Suz); 2. Talon Distefano (Suz); 3. Christopher Mowery (Ktm); 4. Matt Hammer (Yam); 5. Damian Krause (Yam).

85cc 14-15: 1. Billy Allen, Jr. (Suz); 2. Jed Brown (Suz); 3. Kevin (O’Laughlin (Suz); 4. Zachary Reinson (Kaw); 5. Michael Liesch (Kaw).

125 Novice: 1. Sal Calamita (Hon); 2. Jason Gourley (Suz); 3. Bobby Jordan (Hon); 4. Jordan Miller (Yam); 5. Arthur Stryker (Hon).

125 Amateur: 1. Bryan Wallace (Oth); 2. Ryan Gainey (Hon); 3. Peter Devlin (Suz); 4. Dakota Kessler (Oth); 5. Bryan Weimer (Yam).

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In the first Collegeboy moto Honda rider Jason Hess grabbed the holeshot and jumped out to an early lead followed by Jeremy Weniger and Pete Devlin. Suzuki mounted Devlin battled briefly with the Kawasaki of Weniger eventually going by just past the big double in the center of the track. Monmouth Cycles sponsored Devlin set his sights for Hess and tried to run the leader down but he would have to wait for the second moto as he ran out of time in the first moto. Hess took the win, followed

by Devlin in second and Weniger in third.

The second moto again saw Hess grab the early lead followed by Devlin and Weniger.

This time Devlin ran the leader down and got by him going up the staircase section of the track but then got caught up behind a lapped rider and Hess got back around.

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Gustray (Suz); 4. Matt Hammer (Yam); 5. Jacob Hartranft (Kaw).

Supermini (12-15 years): 1. Larry McVay (Hon); 2. Billy Allen, Jr. (Suz); 3. Jed Brown (Suz); 4. Christopher Mowery (Ktm); 5. Damian Krause (Yam).

Schoolboy (12-15 years) 2-stroke: 1. Sal Calamita (Hon); 2. Damian Krause (Yam); 3. Eric Williams (Yam); 4. Edwin Way (Yam); 5. Thomas Simpson (Yam).

Schoolboy (12-15 years) 4-stroke: 1. Ryan Gainey (Hon); 2. Michael Eichler (Kaw); 3. Arthur Stryker (Hon); 4. Daniel Fodor (Suz); 5. Cory Mowery (Ktm).

College Boy (16-24 years): 1. Peter Devlin (Suz); 2. Jason Hess (Hon); 3. Jeremy Weniger (Kaw); 4. James Mushalla (Yam); 5. Ash Gaskill (Hon).

25+ Amateur: 1. Michael Yonkowski (Hon); 2. Alex Listash (Kaw); 3. Timothy Lynch (Hon); 4. Allan Duigon (Hon); 5. Kevin Thomasey (Hon).

25+ Expert: 1. Ty Wallace (Hon); 2. Greg Pamart (Hon); 3. Richard Zupko (Yam); 4. James McIlvaine Hon); 5. Jerry Seip (Hon).

30+ Novice: 1. Kevin Kerr (Hon); 2. John Senopole (Hon); 3. Luke Stolte (Hon); 4. John Ward (Hon); 5. Peter Purcelly (Yam).

30+ Amateur: 1. Alfred Portilla (Hon); 2. Timothy Lynch (Hon); 3. Michael Yonkowski (Hon); 4. Alex Listash (Kaw); 5. Sean Gillies (Hon).

30+ Expert: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Ty Wallace (Hon); 3. Greg Pamart (Hon); 4. Richard Zupko (Yam); 5. James McIlvaine (Hon).

Greg Ziola soars to the 250 C win.

Bromley Suzuki’s Barry Carsten wins both 125 and 250 A. 40+ Amateur: 1. Spencer W. Hess (Hon); 2. Steve Lewis (Suz); 3. Karl Baumann (Hon); 4. Andrew Ujhelyi (Hon); 5. John Stewart (Hon).

40+ Expert: 1. Jerry Seip (Hon); 2. Marc Tiesler (Hon); 3. Larry Harper (Suz); 4. Harold Johnson (Hon); 5. Ken Bordzuk (Hon).

Women: 1. Kate Stewart (Hon); 2. Virginia Roma (Hon); 3. Athena Stefanou (Yam); 4. Nikki Stewart (Kaw); 5. Tammy Longacre (Hon).

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Raceway Park • Pee Wee Race • by Vito Lukaitis classes for the nearly 50 riders that braved the sloppy conditions. The series, sponsored by local Honda dealer Freehold Honda, consists of six rounds with a brand new CRF50 going to one lucky participant at the end of the series. In addition to the seven bike classes there are also three different Quad classes for youth participants.

The track which was Brandon Hartranft takes the checkers in 50cc 7-8. a shortened version of the famous Mickey

By Scott Lukaitis/ Photo by Vito Lukaitis Kessler prepared race track started wet in Lukaitisphoto.com the morning and continued to get worse throughout the days events. Due to the ENGLISHTOWN, NJ, APR 8 worsening conditions it was decided to run For the first time in the history of only one moto in each class. motocross racing at Raceway Park, the Devin Kusmider and Dean Marinis were youngest motocrossers have been allowed the big winners of the day. Kusmider finished to race. For many years the minimum age second place in the 4-6 XR/CRF/TTR 50 requirement was seven years old but after class and first in the 4-6 50 Oil Injected class petitioning the state to allow younger racers and Marinis was second in the 7-8 50 stock for the past year Rich Schmidt and the staff class and first in the 4-8 Open class. of Raceway Park were allowed to hold their In the end a fun day of racing was had first Pee Wee Mx series event for racers as by all and the great sport of motocross has young as four years old. Opening day for been introduced to another generation. Stop the series was held under rainy skies on the by for the next round of racing on Saturday eighth of April and features seven different May 27th.

Results BIKE RESULTS 4-6 50 STOCK: 1. James Walsh (Oth) 4-6 XR/CRF/TTR 50: 1. Joseph Cavaliere (Hon); 2. Devin Kusmider (Hon); 3. Tyler Carr (Hon) 4-6 50 Oil Injected: 1. Devin Kusmider (Ktm); 2.

Jack Dalusio (Ktm); 3. Ryan Yost (Ktm) 4-8 Open 50: 1. Dean Marinis (Ktm); 2. Ryan Yost (Suz); 3. Jack Dalusio (Ktm); 4. Tim Gleason (Ktm) 7-8 XR/CRF/TTR 50: 1. Robert Firestone (Hon); 2. Christopher Austin (Yam); 3. Kenneth Vicari (Hon) 7-8 50 Stock: 1. Brandon Hartranft (Ktm); 2.

Dean Marinis (Ktm); 3. Tim Gleason (Ktm); 4.

Sean Knoll (Ktm); 5. Erik Apgar (Ktm) 7-8 50 Oil Injested: 1. Erik Apgar (Ktm); 2.Zachary Bassista (Suz) QUAD RESULTS 4-8 50 Stock: 1. Christopher Godlewski (Yam); 2. Delanie Davis (Oth); 3. Michael Daluca (Oth); 4. Shane Terracciano (Oth) 6-11 70 Production: 1. Justin Mason (Oth); 2.

Ashley Trapani (Oth); 3. Chrissy Geiger (Oth); 4. Jacob McConell (Oth); 5. Nicholas Gennusa (Hon) 8-15 90 Production: 1. Nicholas Gennusa (Hon); 2. Dan Geiger (Oth); 3. David Bacchino (Yam); 4. Kylie Trapani (Oth); 5. Nicholas Bassista (Hon)

Nicholas Gennusa wins 90cc Production.

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www.racewaypark.com 2006 Motocross Race Track Schedule of Events

MX Schools

Pee Wee MX / Youth Quad Series

March 18, April 15, May 13, July 15, August 19, October 7

Call Grace @ 732-446-7800 to enter Visit www.motovation.com for more info.

June 25, Sunday

NEW DATE!! August 5, Saturday Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run.

May 7, Sunday

May 27, Saturday

Pee Wee MX/Youth Quad race with early open practice.

May 28, Sunday

Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run.

June 24, Saturday

Pee Wee MX/Youth Quad & Pit Bike race – round # 5

14th Annual Vet & Vintage Reunion (expanded vet & ACR vintage classes only at this event) Sponsored by Kessler Pro Suspension & Montgomeryville Cycle Center in memory of Bruce Zimmerman.

Check website for class details.

Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run.

Pee Wee MX/Youth Quad & Pit Bike race – round # 7 (final points race)

Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run.

July 8, Saturday

Pee Wee MX/Youth Quad & Pit Bike race – round # 3.

July 9, Sunday

Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run.

July 22, Saturday

Pit bike race with early open practice – Round # 4.

July 23, Sunday.

August 26, Saturday

Pee Wee MX/Youth Quad & Pit Bike race – round # 6

August 27, Sunday

Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run.

September 2, Saturday

September 16, Saturday

Classes:

50cc Stock Plus........... 7-11, 50cc Mod..................... 16+ 50cc Open................... 7-11, 70-110cc Midsize........ 7-15, Open 150cc................. 7-15,

12-15, 16+ 12-15, 16+ 16+ 16+

Visit www.trapaniracing.com for more info on rules, classes, etc.

ATV and Quad Race Dates

Youth Quad Classes 4-8 50 Stock • 6-11 70 Production • 8-15 90 Production

21st Annual Suzuki sponsored NJ State MX Championships. District 6 Points Series. D6 Bucks & Double D6 Points.

Ultimate MX Championship Series, Suzuki & Kawasaki contingency paid in most classes. All 2 wheel classes run.

Pit bike race with early open practice – Round # 2.

Pee Wee MX Classes 4-6, 7-8 50 Oil Injected (May be combined as one class) 4-6, 7-8 50 Stock 4-6, 7-8 XR/CRF/TTR 50 (May be combined as one class)

* PRE-ENTRY REQUIRED-

May 6, Saturday

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May 27, July 8, July 22, August 26, September 16

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Trapani Pit Bike Series

May 6, May 27, June 24, July 8th**, July 22, August 26, September 16, September 29.

Practice Saturday and Race Sunday

June 10 and 11 • November 11 and 12

September 17, Sunday

Normal semi – pro race day. All 2 wheel classes run. Last RPMX points race.

September 29, Friday

Pit Bike Race of Champions. Non points race. Early KROC pit parking and registration.

September 30 & October 1, Saturday & Sunday

30th Annual KAWASAKI TEAM GREEN MOTOCROSS RACE OF CHAMPIONS All 2 wheel classes run. See many of the finest motocross racers from all over the country at this very special event. The best race of the year. Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda & Yamaha contingency paid out.

All trophy classes and 25+, 30+, and 40+ expert classes race on Saturday only.

125 & 250 pro expert feature classes

along with IRONMAN CLASSIC, MINI CYCLE SHOOT OUT AND KESSLER CUP on Sunday only. Check website for details.

October 21, Saturday

Tentative open practice and banquet.

October 22, Sunday

Trophy class day with one combined expert class (25+, 30+, 40+, 125, 250 experts run together for one single purse.

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kusmider cleans up

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miles mountain preview

By Chad Bellott

We have all heard it before. “So-and-so’s opening up a track” or “So-and-so’s turning their practice track into a real race track”. I know I’ve heard it a handful of times. About four years ago my riding buddies and I used to say “We’re riding at Elkland today”, but now…it’s more like “We’re going to Miles Mountain today”.

I’ve seen Miles Mountain in all its glory and I’ve ridden there before 99.9% of District 6 has.

It has been my pleasure to see this track evolve as District 6’s newest and biggest track. Not only does Miles Mountain have a gigantic outdoor track, but a Supercross and Mini-track as well.

First, some brief history.

Miles Mountain started as a small practice track. It was built by Mike Egleston for his son Phil to practice on, and for the most part it was only a narrow path through a large pasture. It served as

a great place to ride for a few locals and I was lucky enough to meet some guys and get up there myself. I can vividly remember running through huge piles of cow poop on the track. The large downhill triple was some grass and sod that was shoveled into a big pile and the step up was a little hairy, plus the whole place was riddled with big rim bending goonies. In 2003, the Eglestons decided to open the track up to the public and try and have a couple of races. Little did they know how much work and how much dedication the track would need to be in race form.

A 40 man gate was added, a concession stand was built as well as the pride and joy of the track; the announcers tower, which also doubles as the sign-in stand and paramedic station. The tower is 3 stories high and from the top, you can see the whole track. Like I said earlier the track was

a little rocky so they hauled in 200 loads of topsoil to make the track pristine, also access roads were built and 250 loads of gravel were dropped in for the parking area. One of Miles’ best features is that they hold open practice very often on nonracing weekends.

I asked Phil about what makes Miles Mountain stand out from the other tracks and he said “Well, it’s been a work in progress ever since we’ve started and we still haven’t finished it yet.

With changing sections and making everything raceable it’s tough to get to everything that needs to be done, but we’re getting there. Other track promoters have helped out tremendously in getting us ready to race, so a big thanks goes out to all of those guys, they know who they are” For some that don’t know, Miles Mountain introduced C class and B class race for free days

last year. I asked Phil about his thought on those events. “Those days were huge for us. With the price of gas skyrocketing and racing becoming more and more of a money issue we thought it’d be a great idea to have a race for free weekend.

Last year both race for free days had people packed up on the gate, I think we may have even had to have a qualifier. We just thought it’d be something different too, how many chances do you ever get to race for free? We’re doing it again this year too, hopefully with the same successful turnouts.”

Since I’ve ridden at Miles Mountain I’ve seen some sections added, some taken away and some put back. The township took out part of the track near the road to start construction on a new bridge. That section of the track was closed and has since been re-opened. As well there is a newer woods section that has a switchback and a wall jump step-up. Also, a new hill loop has been added to throw some more technicality into the track and lengthen the lap times a little more. “We really want to make some changes this year. I’d like to have a section of the track that is going to be different every month. Just not the same old, same old. We’re listening to our riders and many of them want a more technical track, so we’re going to make it happen this year.”

Miles Mountain has also put some great weekend family and racing packages together, something other tracks aren’t doing. “We figured if you’re bringing your whole family up to race or even just coming up by yourself and racing both the Supercross and the Motocross tracks, you’re spending enough money already, so we started putting packages together that save families money. We just want everyone that comes up here to have a great time riding and go away with a smile on their faces.”

Miles Mountain added a Supercross track in the Spring of 05’ and has been running night races on Saturdays. “If you are the type that likes to ride ALL weekend long, then you can come up, practice on the MX track on the day on Saturday, then race SX track on Saturday night, and then race the MX track on Sunday, plus you get a discount when you do all of that” Last year, I was lucky enough to see the Alessi’s as well as Paul Carpenter, Tedesco and Bobby Kiniry ride at Miles Mountain before the National weekend at Broome. They had nothing but great feedback about the track. And they flew up there.

I’m not giving any secrets away, but there will be big things going on at Miles Mountain within the next year. The track will be seeing serious changes and serious editions. I urge everyone to jump on Route 15 and get up there, I can almost guarantee that you will have a great time.

If you need any information you can find it on their website at www.milesmountainmx.com If you have suggestions or comments, you can find Phil prepping the track with the tractor or dozing something. If he’s not doing that, then he’s out riding. Get to Miles Mountain and have some fun!

MRA MAY 2006 • 43

SPECIAL UPCOMING EVENTS Sunday - June 11th: WNYOA Harescramble Sponsored by Canyon Motorsports

Sat. & Sun. - June 17 &18: Arkport Cycles Weekend

Sunday - King of the Mountain Motocross D-6 Double Points • Track Bucks • D-4 Points Race

2006 Schedule July 8 – Saturday

May 27 - Saturday

July 15 -Saturday

Crawford’s Print Shop Motocross Media Day

‘Supercross under the lights’ Sponsored by: Crawford’s Print Shop

May 28 - Sunday

M &A Cycles Motocross: D4 Points Race PenNy Championship Series Round 3

June 11 - Sunday

WNYOA Harescramble Sponsored by Canyon Motorsports

June 17 & 18

Arkport Cycles Weekend Saturday - Night Supercross Sunday - “King of the Mountain” Motocross: D6 Double Points, Track Bucks D4 Points Race

July 2 - Sunday

Motocross: “125C Race For Free Day”

Elkland Jubilee- Miles Mountain Open House

“Annual Miles Mountain Poker Run” Sponsored by: Crawford’s Print Shop

July 29 & 30

Wellsboro Small Animal Hospital Saturday Night - Supercross Sunday Motocross: D4 Points Race

August 13 - Sunday

September 23 & 24 “Motocross Weekend At The Mountain” Sponsored by North American War Horse Michelin Tire Day

October 7 - Saturday Motocross: “125B Race For Free Day”

October 22 - Sunday Miles Mountain Race Sponsor Appreciation Day Motocross: D4 Points Race

Larry’s Sports Center, Inc. Motocross: D4 Points Race PenNy Championship Series Round 8

Sept. 4 - Monday

Family Day Labor Day Motocross – Double Track Points Day

Starting June 24th --

Open 7 Days a Week: $20

a Day

Open Practice Dates:

Ride from 10:00 am till 4:00 pm on the Motocross or Supercross tracks.

May 5 May 13 June 24 Aug 12 Sept 16 May 20 July 1 Aug 19 Sept. 22 May 27 July 8 Aug 26 Sept. 30 June 3 July 22 Sept 2 Oct. 6 June 10 July 29 Sept 3 Oct. 14 June 17 Aug 5 Sept 9 Oct. 21 Oct. 28

Check out: www.Milesmountainmx.com for the latest information on special event dates from our sponsors and what’s new at the Mountain.

Directions: Elkland, PA. Route 49; fifteen minutes south of Corning, NY; 10 miles west of Lawrenceville, PA. Gates open 5pm to 12pm the night before the event and re-open 6am the morning of the event.

Overnight parking available

MX registration 7am - 8:45am

August 27 - Sunday

CJ’s Motorsports Motocross: D-6 Points Race: Contingency Race Suzuki, Kawasaki, and Husqavarna

New & Improved Mini Track 24 miles of trails open to ride

Saturday Night Supercross

May 6 – Saturday

NEW at MILES MOUNTAIN:

SX registration 4pm -5:30pm Year End Banquet Date To Be Announced

Rd 1 Box 12 Elkland, PA 16920

814-258-0204

General Admission: $10.00

Children 10 & under free

Rider entry fee: $30.00 per class

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www.amadistrict6.com for series details

May/June Schedule Stay Tuned to MRA for Complete Events Schedule

BIKES

May 7th May 14th May 28th June 4th June 14th June 18th June 25th

Flying Dutchmen Doublin Gap MX Sleepy Hollow Pagoda Hurricane Hills Miles Mountain Raceway Park

Double Championship Points Double Championship Points Suz, Kaw, Hon, Husq Double Championship Points Double Championship Points Double Championship Points Double Points, Suz, Kaw, Husq

QUAD SERIES

May 6th May 7th June 10th June 11th

Sleepy Hollow Flying Dutchmen ATCO Raceway Park

New for 2006 MX Only Banquet

MX ONLY

January 13th, 2007

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hurricane hills

Season Opener • April 9, 2006 • by Action Photos Hurd Motor Sports April 9, 2006

25+ A 1. Darren Edsall; 2. Scott Rockwell; 3. Antonio Poccia; 4. Joseph Savitsky; 5. Chadd Groome; 6. Tim Henry.

25+ B 1. Mark Franya; 2. David Pritchett; 3. Jamie Merklein; 4. Pat Esposito; 5. Chris Snow; 6. Nick Williams; 7. Bjorn Blackburn; 8. Eric Krout; 9. Adam Duke; 10. Louis Giomboni.

Travis Sullivan (444) takes the lead over Matt (350) in 125 C racing action.

COLLEGEBOY 1. Sammy Kachman; 2. Dustin Wojcicki; 3. Cory Dejong; 4. Mike Klinger; 5. RJ Reynolds; 6. Mark Rice; 7. Andrew Mikolaichik; 8. Kenny Schnatter; 9. John Ryerson; 10. Jack Duffy.

125 SCHOOLBOY 2 STK 1. Jesse Kuzbyt; 2. Tommy Cancel; 3. Travis Sullivan; 4. Matt Geheh; 5. Marshall Hurd; 6. Derek Lukens.

40+ B 1. Rich Millon; 2. Greg Renninger; 3. Colton Fisher; 4. Mike Cepress; 5. Vance Laubach; 6. Gregg Bouchard; 7. Stephen Barrows; 8. Stanley Otto; 9. Robert Gruver; 10. Joseph Bollard.

40+ A 1. Joe Fritz; 2. Alex Collioud; 3. Henry Lucio; 4. Gary Strasser.

250 C 1. Jeremy Parsons; 2. Scott Ferris; 3. Matt Vacendak; 4. Samantha Fritz; 5. Drew Matterer; 6. Dale Lane; 7. Jason Ruch; 8. Peter Sturdevant; 9. John Shcafft; 10. Jon Murray.

50 PW Oil Inj (4-6) 1. Jacob Keane; 2. Christopher Leonardi; 3. Nathan Rocuskie; 4. Damon Rockwell.

85 (9-13) 1. Brad Roth; 2. William Eaton; 3. Ryan Batman; 4. Travis Rocuskie; 5. Shayne O’Malley; 6. AJ Krueger; 7. Jonathan Jankowsky; 8. Douglas Miller.

SUPERMINI 1. Jesse Kuzbyt; 2. Ryan Zaveral; 3. James Doolittle; 4. Austin Toomey; 5. Josh Haskell.

30+ A 1. Darren Edsall; 2. Antonio Poccia; 3. Joe Fritz; 4. Chadd Groome; 5. Tim Henry.

30+ B 1. Pat Esposito; 2. David Grill; 3. Jamie Merklein; 4. Chris Snow; 5. Rich Millon; 6. Bill Kobrynich; 7. Louis Giomboni; 8. Mark Rinaldi; 9. Tim Jurchak; 10. David Pritchett.

65 (10-11) 1. Kyle Dillin; 2. Ricky Benesky; 3. Kevin Hicks; 4. Marc Misiura; 5. Carlton Stark; 6. John Huniyack.

65 (7-9) 1. Schae Thomas; 2. Danny Colachino; 3. Bethany Ruhf; 4. Kayla Boorom; 5. Korey Holby; 6. Lincoln Brookens; 7. Scott Stockunas.

125 A 1. Dustin Wojcicki; 2. Cory Dejong.

125 B 1. Chris Cheney; 2. RJ Reynolds; 3. John Ryerson; 4. Ralph Wheeeland; 5. John Dubanowich; 6. Jack Duffy; 7. Ryan Sebastian; 8. Marshall Hurd; 9. Mattew Hollinger.

50 (4-6) 1. Jacob Keane; 2. Tyler Colachino; 3. Joshua Wilson; 4. Nathan Rocuskie; 5. Mathieu Guernsey.

50 (7-8) 1. Danny Colachino; 2. Bethany Ruhf; 3. Brandon Tuite; 4. Dennis Wilson; 5. Justin Yedinak; 6. Lincoln Brookens; 7. Deanna Hicks; 8. Dominick Rinaldi; 9. Brandon Canfield; 10. Chris Ford.

30+ C 1. Jeremy Parsons; 2. Marc Hoinsky; 3. Steve Lupole; 4. Steve Wojcicki; 5. Jerry Ferris; 6. Joseph Bollard; 7. Stephen Kenyon; 8. James Moreck.

4 STROKE-450 1. RJ Reynolds; 2. Mike Klinger; 3.David Grill.

4 STROKE-250 1. Eric Krout.

85 (14-15) 1. Austin Toomey; 2. Justin Ferris; 3. Byart Kelly; 4. Travis Canfield; 5. Bruce Eckhardt; 6. Billy Beaman.

85 (12-13) 1. Ryan Zaveral; 2. James Doolittle; 3. Brad Roth; 4. Ryan Batman Milton; 5. Travis Rocuskie; 6. Zach Lupole; 7. Douglas Miller; 8. Jonathan Jankowsky; 9. Gary Smith; 10. Shayne O’Malley.

Vacendak 250 A 1. Darren Edsall; 2. Cory Dejong; 3. Antonio Poccia; 4. Stanley Otto; 5. Scott Rockwell.

250 B 1. Chris Cheney; 2. Sammy Kachman; 3. Andrew Mikolaichik;

James Moreck took a detour into the pond in the Vet C class.

Mark Rinaldi (6m) holeshots the Vet B class.

4. Mark Franya; 5. Kenny Schnatter; 6. Mark Rice; 7. Joe Fritz; 8. RJ Reynolds; 9. Marshall Hurd.

125 C 1. Bjorn Blackburn; 2. Drew Matterer; 3. Tommy Cancel; 4. Travis Sullivan; 5. Christopher Meade; 6. Dan Lyness; 7. Jonathan Meade; 8. Scott Salem; 9. Matt Vacendak; 10. Steve Jones.

85 (10-11) 1. William Eaton; 2. Kyle Dillin; 3. AJ Krueger; 4. Kevin Hicks; 5. Jesse Dreisbach; 6. Carlton Stark.

85 (7-9) 1. Zack Krueger.

WOMEN 1. Samantha Fritz; 2. Claire Galloway; 3. Kayla Boorom.

Chris Cheney (41) wins 125 and 250 B.

Darren Edsall (348) won 25+ A, 30+ A and 250 A at Hurricane’s opener.

Jesse Kuzbyt wins Supermini and School Boy.

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sleepy hollow motocross Round #2 • D-6 ATV Points • April 15, 2006 • By MRA

Saturday April 15th brought Round # 2 of the District 6 ATV Points Series to Sleepy Hollows brand new for 2006 quad track.

Close to 200 ATV racers showed up to try out the new Sleepy course and to chase the valuable D6 points being offered on the day. This year the promoters from the district elected to run a 14 race point series with 4 rounds each being held at Sleepy Hollow,

with the victory in the Open B final.

The heavy hitters made their way to Sleepy for this event as well. American Suzuki’s Jason Dunkelberger was present campaigning the new Suzuki 450 along with Pro Racers Pat Brown and Randy Lehr. Local favorite Ernie Ehrenzeller was on hand as well to make things interesting along with 16 other A riders to offer a full

division between Dan Cronin, Larry Mutschler and Steven Chiappa with Mutschler coming out on top.

You can view complete results at sleepyhollowmotocross.com and be sure to check out event photos at mcracingaction.com.

Round # 2 ATV Pts. Race

Sponsored by Blackman’s & Montgomeryville Cycle April 15, 2006

Randy Lehr takes the Anything class win over Jason Dunkelberger and Andy Ehrenzeller.

4-6 50cc Oil Injected 1. Cody Wagner; 2. Logan Leitzel; 3. Nathan Rocuskie; 4. Riley Moran; 5. Kyler Coles; 6. Alyssa Bolden; 7. Bradley Holmes; 8. Rachael Kline.

Pat Brown was styling during Round # 2 at Sleepy Hollow.

The Flying Dutchmen and Atco with the two remaining rounds being hosted by Raceway Park. There will be a separate motocross only banquet this fall with the members of the motocross committee promising better awards and payouts than ever before.

The racing was intense and the gates were full at this event. There is talk of a new C class forming in the near future partly due to the huge turnouts in the B class.

Three heats plus a LCQ were necessary to determine a final gate for the 231 – Open B division. Many people also believe that the spread of talent is too large and their needs to be a class where the beginner can get his feet wet. I’m sure the folks from the district are looking for rider input, so please contact a district representative or one of the quad promoters to voice your opinion. By the way, Luke Deatrick from Ickesburg, PA rode off

gate for the expert racing action. In the end it was Dunkelberger with the win followed by Brown and Lehr. The quad Anything class was almost a repeat of the Open A race with Randy Lehr going 2-1 for the overall.

And let’s not forget the youth of the sport, some of these young guns have a very promising career ahead of them if they continue on their current paths. Many of the shifter youth classes are turning as fast a lap times as some of their bigger counterparts.

Check the results on the opposite page to see who finished where.

There was also a motorcycle race at Sleepy on this day as well. Need I repeat my self or even write about another A class race. You got it, Phil Nicoletti wins 125 and 250 A. If you get a chance, watch this young man from New York race a motorcycle. Again, if the cards fall right, Phil definitely has a bright future in the sport of motocross racing. Other exciting action on the big track found a three way battle in the 125 B

ANYTHING (16+) QUAD 1. Randy Lehr; 2. Jason Dunkelberger; 3. Andy Ehrenzeller; 4. Thomas Fink; 5. Patrick Trichilo; 6. Ross Miller; 7. Jason Bergey; 8. Kale Witmer; 9. Angelo Luongo; 10. Patrick Brown.

30+ VETERAN QUAD 1. Dennis Rinehimer; 2. Daniel Wertman; 3. John Partington; 4. Thomas Perfetto; 5. Thaddeus Gross; 6. Greggory Zeliff; 7. Gary Batta; 8. Michael Lindsay; 9. Scott Horton; 10. Gregory Lombardo.

231 OPEN A QUAD 1. Jason Dunkelberger; 2. Patrick Brown; 3. Randy Lehr; 4. Thomas Fink; 5. Shawn Welsh; 6. Kale Witmer; 7. Dana Wolf; 8. Andy Red hot 231 - open B class racing action.

Ehrenzeller; 9. Brenten Dum; There were three qualifiers.

10. Justin Parmer.

231 OPEN B QUAD-Group A 1. Luke Deatrick; 2. Christopher 4-6 50cc Stock Mccauley; 3. Kody Schorr; 4. Tony Lucadelli; 1. Cody Wagner; 2. Logan Leitzel; 3. Kyler 5. Tyler Lebo; 6. Shane Popewczak; 7. Aaron Coles; 4. Nathan Rocuskie; 5. Trenton Lister; Bivighouse; 8. Dylan Smith; 9. Josh Walton; 6. Riley Moran; 7. Bradley Holmes; 10. Dusty Motter.

8. Dawson Magar.

200 2 Str/300 4 Str (16+) QUAD 7-8 50cc Oil Injected 1. Andrew Mahey; 2. Justin Delong.

1. Ian Hess; 2. Colin Bolden; 3. Tyler Yonkovitch.

7-9 65cc Beginner 1. Clinton Barclay; 2. Kenneth Rupp; 3. Nicholas Miles; 4. Mathew Boyer; 5. Christian Valle; 6. Garrett Richardson.

PW80 - TTR90 1. Aron Boothe; 2. Robert Mazey; 3. Austin Moser; 4. Jesse Trichilo; 5. John Lammond; 6. Richard Lindsay.

XR70 - XR80 1. Johnny Devivo; 2. Sammy Devivo.

XR100 - TTR125 - CFR 150 1. Russell Williams; 2. Brandon Starner; 3. Josh De’beaumont; 4. Dominick Mancuso; 5. David Winters; 6. Christian Major; 7.

Steven Rambo; 8. Thomas Ruffing; 9. Brennan Oakley; 10. Trent Gilley.

Luke Deatrick wins the Open B division.

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American Honda’s Phil Nicoletti beat the best in the business again, to take home his share of the 200% expert payback.

The MRA camera caught Michael Nicoletti at the track, will he follow in his big brothers footsteps?

200 2 Str/300 4Str-13-15 QUAD 1. Richard Lindsay; 2. Robert Mazey; 3. Jesse Trichilo; 4. Quinton Barto; 5. Michael Brackbill; 6. William Sommer; 7. Richard Perrini; 8. Chad Davis; 9. Steve Musser; 10. Travis Perry.

CRF/TTR 50 (4-8) 1. Daniel Iredale; 2. Gregory Kambakis; 3. Mason Walters; 4. Cody Delong.

90 2 str/125 4 str SHIFTER QD 1. Bren Marra; 2. Daniel Pagnini; 3. Chad Davis.

90 2 str/125 4str PROD AUTO QD 1. Bren Marra; 2. Nicholas Moser; 3. Zakary Burke; 4. Nicholas Gennusa; 5. Hunter Titus; 6. Shay Honeywell; 7. James Nichols; 8. Tyler Turner; 9. Shannon Bauguess; 10. Samantha Starner.

70 SHIFTER QUAD (6-11) 1. David Nevrotski.

70 PROD AUTO QUAD (6-11) 1. David Nevrotski; 2. Joseph Bauguess; 3. Hunter Titus; 4. Morgan Wotring; 5. Nicholas Gennusa; 6. Cody Kubinak; 7. Alexander English; 8. Zachery Jakuboski; 9. Morgan Bauguess;

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To view complete motorcycle results visit:

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American Suzuki’s Jason Dunkelberger comes to the Hollow and wins the Open A class.

District 6 Quad Series #1... #2... #3... #4... #5... #6... #7... #8... #9... #10.. #11.. #12.. #13.. #14..

Atco MX Park Sleepy Hollow Sleepy Hollow Flying Dutchmen Atco MX Park Raceway Park Flying Dutchmen Flying Dutchmen Atco MX Park Flying Dutchmen Sleepy Hollow Sleepy Hollow Atco MX Park Raceway Park All above listed races count towards points for D6 Series. All riders MUST have a 2006 D6 membership card to earn points in each event. Riders MUST race at least one (1) time at each track on a scheduled series date in order to be eligible for year end awards. A minimum of 8 of the above races must be attended to be eligible for year end awards.

Class Winners – MC Track

Four Stroke............................ Joshua D. Lingle 50 stock 7-8 .......................... Scott A. Stockunas Mini 65 10-11......................... Rowland J. Papp Mini 85 7-11........................... Joey Peters Mini 85 12-13......................... Tyler A. Hawk Mini 85 14-15......................... Zakery P. Long Super Mini.............................. Tyler A. Hawk Junior Mini............................. Joey Peters Schoolboy ............................. Dennis M. Johns Collegeboy............................. Phillip J. Nicoletti 25+ A...................................... Jeff W. Ort 25+ B .................................... Vance Draghi Veteran C............................... Charles Hock Senior B................................. Randolph Hayes 125A Montgomeryville........... Phillip J. Nicoletti 125 B...................................... Dennis M. Johns 125 C..................................... Kyle R. Sidle 250/Open A Blackmans......... Phillip J. Nicoletti 250/Open B........................... Larry A. Mutschler 250/Open C........................... Kyle R. Sidle Senior A.................................. Steven J. Sheckler 65 7-9..................................... Trevor B. Shaffer Women................................... Nicki Lingle 2-Stroke................................. Larry A. Mutschler

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10. Savay Thompson.

50 PRODUCTION QUAD (6-8) 1. Travis Wotring; 2. Zachary Salem; 3. Michael Deluca.

50 STOCK QUAD (4-8) 1. Travis Wotring; 2. Kevin Kubinak; 3. Wyatt Kowalchuk; 4. Delanie Davis; 5. Zachary Bauguess; 6. Zachary Salem; 7. Connor Yedinak; 8. Kyle Snook; 9. Gregory Lombardo; 10. Frank Bason.

LCQ - 231 OPEN B Top 3 Went to Main; 4. Jason Bergey; 5. Drew Gilbert; 6. Shane Hartman; 7. Brett Gift; 8. James Miller; 9. Brody Treaster; 10. John Grove.

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Upcoming Events T’s Tech Tips This is a Preliminary Schedule - Please Verify All Events With Promoter Motorcycle Racing Action Assumes No Responsibility For Errors

MOTOCROSS 05/06 05/06 05/06 05/07

05/07 05/07 05/06-07 05/13 05/13-14 05/14 05/14 05/20-21 05/20-21 05/20-21 05/21 05/21 05/27 05/27 05/28 05/28 05/28

05/29 06/03-04 06/03 06/04 06/04

06/04 06/04 06/04

Atco MX Miles Mountain Sleepy Hollow - D6 ATV Points Flying Dutchmen - Ultimate MX Double D6 Points Happy Ramblers MC Raceway Park BCTRA - Blue Gray Race Atco MX Hurricane Hills Doublin Gap - Ultimate MX Double D6 Points Blue Diamond Delmarva Series Tomahawk MX - MDRA RD 4 Hurricane Hills Blue Diamond AHRMA Vintage National Flying Dutchmen Rocket Raceway Miles Mountain - SX Raceway Park Pee Wee Races Miles Mountain Raceway Park Sleepy Hollow - Ultimate MX w/Contengency Atco MX - Double Track Points The Landing MX Delmarva Series Pagoda SX Pagoda MX Raceway Park - ATV Only, D6 Points Doublin Gap Flying Dutchmen BMER - Vintage MX

HARESCRAMBLE 05/07 05/14 05/28 06/03-04 06/04

Ft. Of Mountain Rd. 4 PA State SPER - Ox Bo Harescramble RORR - Enduro Durty Dabbers National Dual Sport Ft. of Mountain Rd. 5 PA State

SHORT TRACK 05/07 05/13 05/14 05/20 06/03

Shippensburg MC Mason Dixon Motorsports Eastern PA Piston Poppers - TT Scramble Two Wheel Promotions Two Wheel Promotions

TRIALS 06/04

MISC. 05/07 06/04

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Please verify all events with promotor.

This is a preliminary schedule.

Tis the season…….for mud that is!

Let’s face it, not many of us like to ride in the mud, or to clean everything up after the race. But if you’re serious about results you gotta get out there and git er done. Heck, some of us even like the mud. Here’s some tips that might help your day and your day after: - Spray your bike with some type of mud release. This will make cleanup sooo much easier and will also help some of the mud to fall off during the race. My pick is silkolene pro prep both for dry and wet conditions. It gives your bike that “factory” look and works great for helping dirt wash off easily.

Many other products work well too from mudoff to WD-40 and even Pam. - If you’re getting a parade lap, try putting a strip or two of duct tape (or clear shipping tape) on the underside of your fenders.

Your can pull the tape off after the parade lap along with a pound or two of mud. You’ll need to install the tape before any mud release products or the tape won’t stick.

- Some well placed foam in any open areas between your frame and motor will help mud from building up. Try putting some on your brake calipers too to keep mud out of your brake pads.

You may easily collect 15-20 lbs of mud on your bike during a race. Skid plate foam works best and is available at most dealers. If you’re riding a Loretta Lynn’s stock class, check with the referee first. There was some controversy with Austin Stroupe a few years ago over foam placed on his brake caliper.

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- Tire choice is critical. Sure it’s a chore changing your tires, but if you want to win this is a must do task. Of course, the ideal setup would be to have a spare set of rims with mud tires installed, but not all of us can afford that luxury. Just grin and bear it and get them mud tires on.

Just about

every manufacturer makes a mud or sand tire. My two picks for the most extreme conditions are the Pirelli MXS for the rear and a Bridgestone M101 for the front.. Both have a radical mud/ sand only design only and won’t work on other surfaces. Because you’re only going to use them occasionally and tires don’t wear much in mud, you can get several seasons out of a pair.

- Keep a pair of handguards in your trailer (if you don’t already have them on your bike). This will make a BIG difference in keeping your grips dry and your hands on the bars. If you didn’t safety wire your grips, now would be a good time.

- Remove your chain guard over your countershaft sprocket. This part only allows mud to build up. You shouldn’t have to worry about getting your blue jeans caught in the sprocket, right?

Make sure you re-intall the case saver.

You’ll most likely need some shorter bolts, and don’t forget the loctite.

- A visor extension on your helmet is a must. An old goggle lense is the most common choice. There are some extra long clear visors available too. It’s a good idea to have your number on the side of your helmet. This might be the only clean area on you or your bike.

Keep your goggles wrapped in paper towels and in a ziplock bag on your way to the line. Your mechanic (race dad/mom) might want to carry an extra pair too. If you use rolloffs, try some first turn tearoffs too. If you use regular tearoffs, try Scott’s pro stack. They’re a laminated tearoff that helps keep water from collecting in between the tearoffs.

- And finally comes cleanup time. If you don’t have one of those trick mud scrapers from Acerbis or UFO, a plastic putty knife works well. After you pressure wash most of the mud, use a good spray on cleaner and rinse again.

I like Liquid Performance cycle wash , Castrol’s super clean or purple power both available at Walmart. It’s a good idea to remove your seat, side panels, and gas tank while washing. Use an airbox filter cover to pressure wash your airbox.

The most important thing you can do is to keep it on two wheels! Good luck.

Questions or comments? Email me at techtips@gapracing.com

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