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VOLUME 9, ISSUE 8 • OCTOBER 2005

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Hello Race Fans!

Welcome back everyone to the latest and greatest issue of MRA. It amazes me that we can continue to churn these babies out.

Every month I sit down and look at a blank stack of paper and “walah” I say the magic words and out pops another 40 pager about two weeks later.

Of course you all make my job very easy by providing some of the best racing action in the world and I thank you for that.

Every month I look at over 2000 photos that we take and wonder, who should we put in this month? I would love to feature every racer in our area. Whether you win or whether you don’t, I bet you would look good in MRA. How about which races should we cover?

We can feature about 10-12 events a month.

I just typed my upcoming event schedule and there are close to 40 races coming up in the month of October.

How about this one - who’s business should I plug this time around. There are many great business’ in our region that support motorcycle and ATV racing. Who should we talk about this month ? They all deserve it, but unfortunately they won’t all fit in. AH, challeges. Fortunately they get me fired up.

This is the greatest sport in the world and I would like to thank you all for allowing me to participate in it in my own special way. We

will be going into our fifth season in 2006 and I owe it all to you. I remember when we bought MRA in February 2002. It was a small twelve page newsletter with two pictures on each page and usually without a caption.

Thanks to all of you reading this we are now strong and can bring you the best racing action that our region has to offer. We love to hang out with you at all the tracks and just dream about being able to still do this.

We plan to keep featuring races and the racers of the area. We’ll bring you schedules and tech tips and just about anything else we can fit in our pages. More importantly the promoters and business’ in our region will tell you about their services and offerings.

Please be kind to them and do business with them. They are the ones that provide you the base for your sport.

And one more thing if you can, please continue to support MRA. Our goal is to feature all of you and your races and the people and business’ that keep our favorite past time alive in your back yard.

Support an advertiser, buy a subscription or just be friendly to the family in the pit next to you. It will go a long way and who knows, maybe next month you’ll find yourself in the pages of MRA. Until next time.

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Event: Ultimate MX Championship Series

Age: 7 Hometown: Mahanoy Plane, PA District #: 98s Ride: Cobra 50 oil, Cobra King Class: 50cc Oil, 50cc Stock (4-6) Experience: 2nd year racing Hobbies: Karate, BMX Fav. Food: Pizza Fav. Racer: Eric Sebastian, Travis Pastrana Sponsors: Gap Racing, Motographx, Kincaid Racing, Mom and Dad, Frackville Coin Co.

Future goals: To be a Pro racer.

The Ultimate MX Championship Series sponsored by MSR and Answer Racing has stormed into District 6 this year and along with it has come a whole new bunch of Hotshots. This month we would like to recognize Gap Racings Scott Stockunas as our most recent Ultimate MX Hotshot. Scott and his family have been following the Ultimate Series around the region and Scott has himself firmly planted in second place in two 50cc divisions in the series.

Scott will no doubt finish in the second place spot in the 50cc oil division and if he listens to his trainer, Eric Sebastian and he rides his tail off he may have a chance at catching the points leader in the 50cc stock class. Either way Scott, just in his second year of racing has ultimately earned himself a Hotshot title this season.

We’ve bumped into the Stockunas family at many events this year and we’ve found Scott out in the lead at many of these events. He’s great at getting holeshots and he is a consistent rider as well. Along with his sponsors and in working with Eric Sebastian of Gap Racing on a regular basis, Scott has the tools to take this thing all the way. He has a goal of someday being a pro and I believe he has what it takes to get there.

I would like to wish Scott and his family the best in their future racing efforts. Keep an eye on this young man from upstate PA, my bet is that you’ll find him in the winners circle. And watch out next month, who knows, you just might end up being some type of MRA Hotshot yourself.

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TIRES HARESCRAMBLE HOTSHOT Name: Event:

Cody Mummert PA State Harescramble Series

Age: 13 Hometown: Glenville, PA District #: 2 Ride: KTM 85SX Class: 85 (12-15) Experience: 2nd full year racing Hobbies: I like to work on bikes.

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Cody Mummert from Glenville, PA is our current Harescramble Hotshot. We caught up with Cody of all places at a MDRA MX practice session the day before a race. It was Cody’s first time on a motocross track and he caught our attention. Matter of fact Cody liked it so much he stuck around and raced the following day. Cody signed up for the highly contested 85cc (12-15) C division and ended up taking a third O/A behind the two series leaders.

Now, back to Harescrambling. I remember meeting Cody at Ft. of Mountain just a few short years ago. He was competing in his first Harescramble race riding in the 85cc (7-11) class, Cody did well that day too. If I remember correctly he won that race and has not looked back since. Cody started riding when he was just a young boy but never competed until recently.

In his first season he took a 4th in the district winning five races while grabbing three second place finishes. This year, his third season but only his second full year Cody has bumped up to the 12-15 year old division and currently sets in second place in the district behind last years champ Justin Frederick. We watched Cody race at Ft. of Mountain a few weeks ago over the Labor Day weekend where he again finished second behind Frederick.

I’m sure this will be a battle to the end, with three rounds left in the State Series and numerous rounds left for the district title we should see some exciting racing action from these two competitors. No matter the result, Cody is definitely a Hotshot in our books. The good news for Cody is, he has two more years to compete in this division. Keep an eye on this young man from PA, he is definitely going places. And watch out next month, who knows, you just might end up being the next MRA Harescramble Hotshot.

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Round #10 • MDRA Race Series • August 28, 2005 • Photos by MRA Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club hosted Round # 10 of the MDRA Race Series in late August at their facility in Hanover, PA. Saturday brought great weather to the crowd for their pre-race practice day. Over 200 racers showed up to take advantage of the expertly prepared Happy Ramblers course and to take part in the evening BBQ hosted by Happy Ramblers and the MDRA. Just as the evenings official festivities were beginning to end Mother Nature stepped in and a light rain began to fall on the crowd planning to stay the night. The weather did not damper the die hard MDRA members so the unofficial festivities began to take shape. There were kids having fun as kids do and parents having fun as they do. The BBQ kept flowing and the fireworks went off without a hitch. Well at least the golf cart wasn’t totally destroyed (just kidding).

As the lights in the campsites went out for the evening the rain continued to fall.

As morning dawned all there could see that significant rain had fallen. The crew at Happy did an excellent job the night before with their track leaving it hard packed while digging in some drainage channels. As the riders meeting took place the club members began to scrape the mud that was left behind and by the time the first set of motos left the gate the track was in primo condition.

A few racers packed up and went home but the majority stayed to race and they were left with near perfect track conditions.

The point’s races continue to grow tighter in many classes and by the time you read this the remaining two rounds will be in the books.

Stay tuned to MRA for the complete series results and we’ll see you at the awards banquet right back here at Happy Ramblers on October the 15th.

Moto Dog Sammy Wile is a 7 year veteran of the sport.

Derrick Wile (114) and Nicholas Mowry (307) go 1-2 respectively in both expert divisions.

Brandon Seibold (21) leads the Supermini charge.

Steven Sparks (128) leads Michael Reynolds (98) in 60cc A class racing action.

The Martin boys get ready for their moto.

The grilling action is always hot at a MDRA race.

Harescramble racer Cody Mummert races the MDRA and takes a third O/A. Mitch Embley and Dayton Hollingsworth mix it up in Junior Mini racing action.

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August 28, 2005 School Boy 1. Zachary Lee; 2. Mark Davis; 3. James Thompson; 4. Jeffrey Corron; 5. Tyler Linsenbach; 6. Eric Butler; 7. Zachery Neidig; 8. Tyler Carbaugh; 9. Steven Campbell; 10. Jordan Donaldson.

College Boy 1. Curtis Baker; 2. Justin Crawford; 3. Stephen Helton; 4. Taz Sobotka; 5. Lee Virts; 6. Devin Manahan; 7. Brock Myers; 8. Jon Colatrella; 9. Nicholas Hott; 10. Shaun Goshorn.

85 (12-15) A 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Brandon Seibold; 3. Cody Lunceford; 4. Steven Good; 5. Darren Taughinbaugh; 6. Eric Desell.

85 (12-15) B 1. Britton Stewart; 2. Austin Bixler; 3. Mitchell Peck; 4. Brandon Albright; 5. Tyler Newberry.

Plus 25 A 1. John Bowlin; 2. Christopher O’hara; 3. Edgar Davis, Jr.; 4. Todd Harper; 5. A. Scott Martin; 6. David Ryke; 7. Jeffrey Grove.

Plus 25 B 1. Joey Yagloski; 2. Shawn Suski; 3. Carl Marks; 4. Matthew Lopreato; 5. Matthew Cherry; 6. Edward Moore; 7. Frederick Carter; 8. James Jordan; 9. Khalil Abusakran.

50 (7-8) A 1. Jacob Runkles; 2. Sam Sheckells; 3. Tyler Webster; 4. Bailey Cox. 50 (7-8) B 1. Devin Murray; 2. Nicholas Carruba; 3. Cory Gilliam; 4. Jacob Lewis; 5. Arie Ammann; 6. Paul Pinto; 7. Jonathan Chyrsovergis; 8. Austin Waugh; 9. Jonatan Pinto.

250 A 1. Derrick Wile; 2. Nicholas Mowry; 3. Shane Krabal; 4. Chris Welsh; 5. Eric Myers.

250 B 1. Curtis Baker; 2. Daniel Woodward; 3. Joey Yagloski; 4. Taz Sobotka; 5. Brock Myers; 6. Wayne Weakley.

60 (7-11) A 1. Steven Sparks; 2. Michael Reynolds; 3. Thomas Coluzzi; 4. Colin Carroll; 5. Edward Jones; 6. Nathan Randlett; 7. Kyle Davis.

60 (7-11) B 1. Gregory Sidebotham; 2. Storm Sheckells; 3. Perry Toskov; 4. Brad Thieschman; 5. Austin Toskov; 6. Austin Cox; 7. Devan Snyder; 8. Joshua Villarreal.

125 C 1. Jeffrey Corron; 2. Luke Richards; 3. Steven Campbell; 4. Brian Domschke; 5. Bruce Cahall; 6. Kenneth Moore; 7. Adam Platter; 8. Shane Masta; 9. Tyler Randlett; 10. Andrew Poling.

125 C D2 1. Adam Layman; 2. Jordan Donaldson; 3. Eric Butler; 4. Micah Canapp; 5. Mike Tyler; 6. Devin Manahan; 7. Peter Hatfield; 8. Jordan Divel; 9. Matthew Silesky; 10. Dustin Gage.

50 (4-6) B 1. Mark Hushon; 2. Cody Lawn; 3. Jackson Grove; 4. Garrett Murray; 5. William Beezel Jr; 6. Jeffery Weakley; 7. Dawson Magar; 8. Shawn Rothstein; 9. Cameron Cox; 10. Dalton Blettner.

4 Stroke Open 1. Mark Davis; 2. Benjamin Bixler; 3. Eric Myers; 4. Todd Altland; 5. Mike Tyler; 6. Andy Mclelland.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Jacob Grove; 3. Steven Good; 4. Edward Jones; 5. David Wingate; 6. Brandon Albright; 7. Michael Reynolds; 8. Tyler Newberry; 9. Derek Miller; 10. Evan Holloway.

Super Mini (12-15) 1. Brandon Seibold; 2. Cody Lunceford; 3. Austin Bixler; 4. Darren Taughinbaugh; 5. Eric Desell; 6. Britton Stewart; 7. Joshua Fisher; 8. Shane Masta; 9. Jimmy Bloom; 10. Calvin Chase.

125 A 1. Derrick Wile; 2. Nicholas Mowry; 3. Jeffrey Yentzer; 4. Eric Myers; 5. Chris Welsh; 6. Justin Crawford; 7. Benjamin Bixler.

125 B 1. Stephen Helton; 2. Zachary Lee; 3. Zachery Neidig; 4. James Thompson; 5. Lee Virts;

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50 Oil (4-8) B 1. Mark Hushon; 2. Jacob Lewis; 3. Ethan Bowlin; 4. Cody Lawn; 5. Devin Murray; 6. Brandon Garlock; 7. Zachary Lahman; 8. Drew Mcconville; 9. Jeffery Weakley; 10. Dalton Blettner.

Vet (Plus 30) A 1. John Bowlin; 2. Edgar Davis, Jr.; 3. Christopher O’hara; 4. Bryan Miner; 5. Michael Hall; 6. Jeffrey Yentzer; 7. David Ryke; 8. Todd Harper; 9. John Richards; 10. Patrick Elbburn.

Vet (Plus 30) B 1. Louis Gionboni; 2. James Muckel; 3. Jim Dobbs; 4. Scott Alexander; 5. Robert Reedinger; 6. Carl Marks; 7. Matthew Lopreato; 8. Mike Wylie; 9. Michael Myers; 10. Mike Beavan.

85 (7-11) A 1. Jacob Grove; 2. Steven Sparks; 3. Edward Jones; 4. Michael Reynolds; 5. Anthony D. Smith Jr. 85 (7-11) B 1. Thomas Coluzzi; 2. Gregory Sidebotham; 3. Daryn Thompson; 4. Evan Holloway; 5. Kyle Davis; 6. Joshua Villarreal; 7. Jackson Ringisoe.

60 (7-11) C 1. Dillon Thomas; 2. Jacob Runkles; 3. David Daisey; 4. Christhian Pinto; 5. Dylan Blettner; 6. Tyler Strevig; 7. Bailey Cox; 8. Sam Sheckells; 9. Amanda Poling; 10. Arie Ammann.

250 C 1. Mark Davis; 2. Justin Schmidt; 3. Bryan Bird; 4. Braden Skinner; 5. Preston Strickler; 6. Nathan Peck; 7. Eugene Bork; 8. Jason Wadel; 9. Ryan Hoy; 10. Jason Keller.

Senior A 1. Tim Schmelyun; 2. Patrick Elbburn; 3. Russell Seibold; 4. David Posten; 5. John Richards; 6. Robert Huston.

Senior B 1. John Childs; 2. Mike Wylie; 3. Steven Stair; 4. Michael Myers; 5. Timothy Armiger; 6. Mike Beavan; 7. Steve Barger; 8. Jeff Hermansen; 9. Terry Carespodi; 10. David Fowler.

85 (12-15) C 1. David Wingate; 2. Joshua Fisher; 3. Cody Mummert; 4. Thomas Webb; 5. Derek Miller; 6. Richard Hahn; 7. Matthew Morningstar; 8. Eric Deatrick; 9. Bret Shipley; 10. Cole Barger.

Women 1. Jessye Davis; 2. Jessica Childs; 3. Kelsey Green; 4. Melissa Peterson; 5. Lauren Snyder; 6. Jesse Jones; 7. Amanda Schmidt; 8. Emily Canapp; 9. Amanda Hollingsworth; 10. Stephanie Daddario.

85 (7-11) C 1. Storm Sheckells; 2. Dillon Thomas; 3. Travis Worthington; 4. Kyle King; 5. Garrett Armiger; 6. Perry Toskov; 7. Dayton Hollingsworth; 8. Christopher Dorsogna; 9. Dalson Starlings; 10. Austin Stair.

Vet (Plus 30) C 1. Brian Domschke; 2. Eugene Bork; 3. Shawn Suski; 4. Mike Jones Sr; 5. Kevin Stutzman; 6. Matthew Cherry; 7. Jeff Webster; 8. Frederick Carter; 9. Daniel Allen Jr; 10. Steve Boggs.

This guy left his AMA card at home but didn’t have time to go back and get it before his moto.

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2005 MOTOCROSS RACE SCHEDULE

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“Join the Series Everybody’s Racing” Practice Saturday before the race and join us for a FREE cookout evenings of the Second Round at each track!

Year End Awards Banquet & Fun Day Oct. 15, 2005

October 1 and 2 The Landing MX

2006 will be BIGGER & BETTER!

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Classes

Other Classes

Youth Mini Classes 50 (4-8) Oil Injected A and B 50 (4-6) A and B 50 (7-8) A and B Adult Classes 60 (7-11) A-B-C 125 A-B-C 85 (7-11) A-B-C 250 A-B-C 85 (12-15) A-B-C Junior Mini (9-13) Super Mini (12-15)

School Boy (12-15 years) College Boy (16-24 years) Women

Vet and Senior Classes 25 + A and B (25 years & older) 30 + A-B-C (30 years & older) 40 + A and B (40 years & older)

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Unadilla • Broome Tioga • Steel City • Photos by Allen Gavlak

Well another exciting season of AMA Pro Motocross has passed us by. Ricky Carmichael has etched another undefeated season in the record books, this time for Suzuki. The battle that we all expected and maybe even hoped for never materialized between RC and James ”Bubba” Stewart.

Stewart was plagued with injuries and DNF’s all season long. The fastest of the rest of the Motocross Class was again Kevin Windham, Windham finished a solid second behind Carmichael with close to a 100 point lead over Ernie Fonseco and David Vuillemin in 4th.

The closest racing action of the year was to be found in the newly named Motocross Lites Class. There are so many stars in this division and the points lead changed so many times that even the best psychic on the planet couldn’t have guessed this one. There were veteran racers, rookie

sensations, late arrivals and former National Champions all gunning for the win. In the end, “The Hype” Mike Allessi came close and as usual it was loaded with controversy.

When the chips fell it was Ivan Tedesco earning himself an Outdoor National Title as well as a trip to the MX Des Nations. Can’t wait to the Supercross season starts? Me either. Who knows what’ll happen. I guess we’ll all just have to wait and see.

I’d like to thank Pat Schutte with High Profile PR. Pat is the man that has gotten us on the tracks to provide the great racing action photos and Allen Gavlak of Gavlak Racing is the man behind the lens. Thanks to both of you for allowing us the opportunity.

Please remember to tune in next season for more great trips to the Nationals.

There are so many stars in the Lites division…

Cumberland Kawasaki’s Chris Gavlak checks out the view at Unadilla.

D6 Experts Casey Clark (161) and Jeremy Cook (360) made the big show several times this year.

The Cobra flys the 50th Anniversary Yellow and Black at Unadilla.

One of Bubba Stewarts(259) rare appearances at this years nationals.

Broc Hepler had an up and down season finishing 6th overall.

Ivan Tedesco adds an outdoor championship to his resume.

“Ricky Carmichael has etched another undefeated season in the record books…”

Allessi takes second in the Lites division - believe the hype.

Mike Brown started strong but lost in the end.

Kevin Windham is the fastest of the rest.

Whatever you do in life work as hard as this guy and you’ll be a winner too !!

2005 Final Point Standings

Local Kevin Brodsky qualified for a few himself.

Motocross 1. Ricky Carmichael 2. Kevin Windham 3. Ernesto Fonseca 4. David Vuillemin 5. Travis Preston 6. Michael Byrne 7. John Dowd 8. Chad Reed 9. Nick Wey 10. Jeff Dement

Motocross Lites 1. Ivan Tedesco 2. Mike Allessi 3. Andrew Short 4. Grant Langston 5. Mike Brown 6. Broc Hepler 7. Josh Grant 8. Davi Millsaps 9. Matt Walker 10. Danny Smith

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AMA motocross national photo gallery

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Ft. of mountain harescramble RD#7 • PA State H.S. Series • Photos by MRA

Labor Day weekend brought Round # 7 of the BP Promotions PA State Hare Scramble Series to the Ft. of Mountain. Saturday was a rider appreciation day with a Chicken BBQ that was co – sponsored by Cycle Tech in Lewisberry, PA and a PA State H.S. special riders meeting. Joe Bromley from BP Promotions was on hand to talk with the riders to see how to make the series better for the upcoming seasons.

Sunday brought some great racing action and Five Foot Trophies sponsored

by Grumbines RV located in Harrisburg, PA. In morning Pee Wee action a few of your winners included Colton Smith and Walter Bond in the 50cc divisions. Landon Wolfe took home two five footers, one in the morning race in the 110 Air Cooled group and another in the youth race in the 65cc 10-11 group.

Speaking of the youth, Eric Rodgers from Dover, PA won the Supermini as well as the overall. Rodgers got out to an early lead and never looked back. The 85cc 12-15 racing action was hot too. Last years champ Justin Frederick had a 40 second lead on the second place Cody Mummert when he experienced a flat front tire. Frederick stayed on the gas and was able to hold off Mummert until the end of the race.

In the afternoon Main event two men would swap the lead several times in the early laps of the race. The ECEA’s Billy King was on hand to contest D6’s Jed Haines.

Haines grabbed the holeshot to start the race but King was not to be denied. It seemed each lap they came around there would be a different leader until King finally appeared pushing his bike back into the pits.

I believe he got tangled up with a tree and

had done some damage to the bike. Haines went on to win easily.

In ATV racing action Brian Thorson would get the 50cc win with Kenton Heinbaugh getting the checkers in the 90cc division.

Chris Borich came to the Ft. of Mountain as he usually does when the Pro’s have a weekend off. Chris worked his magic and took the overall as well as the class win.

The Ft. of Mountain has one event left in 2005. The date is October 16 and it is being sponsored by Kuhn Brothers Oil and Deep Run Plumbing. Check their ad elsewhere in MRA for start times, directions and contact info. Also be sure to view event photos from this and many PA State Rounds at www. mcracingaction.com.

Robbie Leese grabs a second in the 201 - Open A division.

Sunday brought some great racing action and Five Foot Trophies…

The quads were out in full force at Ft. of Mountain.

Michael Pecika wins the 201 Open B race.

Kimmets Extreme Sports - Austin Findley wins the 70cc quad division.

Landon Wolfe wins two classes on the day, 110 AC and 65 (10-11).

Jed Haines (1j) grabs the holeshot to start the main event. Haines would go on to win the O/A.

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50 Oil 1. Colton Smith; 2. Joshua Snyder; 3. Wyatt Vulgeinec; 4. Tanner Dillon; 5. Wendy Jaudas; 6. Colton Bunshaw.

50 Stock 1. Walter Bond; 2. Chase Kann.

65 (7-9) 1. Teagan Temple; 2. Benjamin Snyder; 3. Henry Ferreira; 4. Dieter Willenbrock; 5. Chase Rusden; 6. Michael Hartenshad; 7. Jacob Ehlinger; 8. Hunter Moffitt.

65 (10-11) 1. Landon Wolfe; 2. Ethan Jaudas; 3. Chris Vanbuskirk.

85 (7-11) 1. Shane Hufford, Jr.; 2. Zachery Smith; 3. Zachary Snyder; 4. Aram Moffitt; 5. Teagan Temple; 6. Chase Rusden; 7. Dieter Willenbrock; 8. Jake Eckhart.

85 (12-15) 1 Justin Frederick; 2. Cody Mummert; 3. Jacobus Ferreira; 4. Ian Pannebaker; 5. Jeremy Nease; 6. Joshua Smith; 7. Dustin Moffitt; 8. Mason Dunne.

110 AC 1. Landon Wolfe; 2. Taylor Pecika; 3. Thomas Shugart; 4. Andrew Powers; 5. Matthew Hagensaat; 6. Hunter Cann.

100 / 150 4 Stroke 1. Jeff Metz; 2. Ian Quire; 3. Lee Ann Bange; 4. Evan Houston; 5. Jordan Barnett; 6. Benjamin Shughart; 7. Karen Clymer; 8. Tabatha Roser; 9. Kyle Miller.

Supermini 1. Eric Rodgers; 2. Andrew DeLong; 3. Derrick Kell; 4. Dale Wakefield, Jr.; 5. Teddy Lynch; 6. Zachary Klaptosky.

Senior A 1. Keith Rodgers; 2. Mike Ego; 3. Mike Mcintire; 4. Christoper Hunter; 5. Skip Stoner; 6. Brock Cummass.

Senior B 1. Richard Wentzel; 2. Phil Ehlinger.

Super Senior 1. Thomas Cichon; 2. Jerry Lynn; 3. Norman Billhine.

201-Open B 1. Michael Pecika; 2. Kevin Oswald; 3. Christopher Smith; 4. Anthony Scarponi; 5. Michael Panetta; 6. Jim Cassel; 7. Noah Antonia; 8. Ash Antonia; 9. William Vanbuskirk; 10. Luke Dantonia.

Open C 1. Broc Zerbe; 2. Stephen Trainor; 3. Howard Mcdannell; 4. Eric Robinson; 5. Wesley Bower.

Vet A 1. Kevin Schuler; 2. Jason Wills.

Vet B 1. Thomas Maley; 2. Joseph Cichon; 3. Bradley Rosser; 4. Barry Thomas Jr.; 5. Bill Legg; 6. Shane Syser; 7. Thomas Moyer.

201-Open A 1. Jarred Rodgers; 2. Robbie Leese; 3. Matthew Hunter; 4. Matthew Dillon; 5. Robert Lapinski; 6. Tyler McCreight; 7. Luke Bange; 8. Michael Soudas; 9. David Billhine;10. Bill King.

86-200 A 1. Jedidiah Haines; 2. Harold Fulmer Jr.

86-200 B 1. Jason Sipe; 2. Robert Stanton; 3. Lloyd Wildoner; 4. Tyler Klinger; 5. Timmy Hunter; 6. Dustin Wells.

86-200c 1. Louis Gregory; 2. Jesse Gill; 3. Jacobus Ferreira; 4. Dale Wakefield Jr.; 5. Eric Taylor; 6. Patrick Eisenfelder; 7. Jesse Eidam; 8. Cody Mulligan; 9. Kevin Fisher.

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70 4-w 1. Austin Findley; 2. Derrec Robinson; 3. Andrew Thorson; 4. Haydn Wolpert; 5. William Sloan.

90 4 w 1. Kenton Heinbaugh; 2. Brian Ego; 3. Joseph Bromley; 4. Tyler Moats; 5. Michael Spalding; 6. Matthew Close; 7. Katie Kearney.

91-200 1. Robert Heckman; 2. Michael Reddy; 3. Cody Poticher.

Open A 1. Chris Borich; 2. Keith Appleby; 3. James Wahl; 4. Randy Brandt; 5. Lee Dickerson; 6. Craig Sulivan; 7. Josh Whitehead; 8. Rob Hertz; 9. Johnny Gallagher.

Open B 1. Brandon Sommers; 2. Karl Lehman; 3. Blake Kramer; 4. Travis Moats; 5. Michael Fleming; 6. Ben Rollison; 7. Lonnie Garland Jr.; 8. Thomas Koontz Jr. Open C 1. John Duris; 2. Jeff Piper; 3. Bryan Axline; 4. Jesse Peters; 5. Nick Eichelberger; 6. Andrew Achey; 7. Foster Ladlee; 8. George Albright; 9. Christopher Andrews; 10. Marshall Talbot.

Utility 1. Jim Stack; 2. Pete Armellino.

Auto Sport 1. Bryan Marsh; 2. George Richards; 3. Bela Gombar.

Vet 30 1. Kenneth Tincher; 2. Thomas Wright; 3. David Bishop; 4. Brian Shimkanon. 5. Joe Luzny.

Senior 1. Jeff Kearney; 2. John Gallagher; 3. Thomas Vasko; 4. Albert Janes; 5. Anthony Viscont.

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Sept. 4, 2005

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2005 Penna State Harescramble

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RD#13 • D6 Championship Point Series • Photos by Jim Mucklin The Flying Dutchmen MC hosted their last motocross race of the season on Sunday September 4, 2005 during the Labor Day Weekend. The event was a District 6 Championship Points Race with manufacturers contingency and FDMC double track points and was sponsored by Lebanon Valley Cycles in Jonestown, PA. The racing action was intense in the expert divisions with local pros Casey Clark and Dustin Kendall swapping moto and overall wins in several classes. Series points leader Clint Johnson was also in the mix making the expert classes the thrill of the day.

In amateur racing action Kerry Kaminskie and Phil Nicoletti put on another great show swapping wins in the 125 and 250 B divisions. The C divisions were packed with talent as well with Michael O’Brien taking the checkers in 125 C and Dan Callahan grabbing the win in the 250 group.

The Dutchmen will now start pounding stakes and buy the time you read this article they will have had their first Fall Hare Scramble of the season. I’d like to thank the club members at the Dutchmen for hosting another exciting year of MX racing at their track and I would also like to thank Jim Mucklin Photography for getting out there and covering the races for us. If you raced the Dutchmen this year make sure you contact Jim at ejmucklin@adelphia.net to hook up with some great photos of yourself in action.

Michael O’Brien sweeps the 125C division.

Christopher Mazzei (213) takes a 6th O/A in 4-6 oil.

Richard Gechter grabs a 4th in Vet C.

“The racing action was intense in the expert divisions…”

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BIG TRACK 09/04/2005

125 A 1. Casey Clark; 2. Clint Johnson; 3. Jeff Paul; 4. Jarred Kimble; 5. Brian Cook; 6. Bryan Fleischman; 7. Bret Wagner; 8. Greg Roman; 9. John Thomas; 10. Sean Mclaughlin.

125 B 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Kerry Kaminskie; 3. Erik Wilson; 4. Colton Harrison; 5. Steven Chiappa; 6. Nicholas Ramich; 7. Matt Babbitt; 8. Kyle Knapp; 9. Andrew Slowey; 10. James Teel.

125 C 1. Michael Obrien; 2. Jordan Moyer; 3. Felix Adorno; 4. Bret Gerding; 5. David Sparr, Jr.; 6. Chris Utt; 7. Broc Termini; 8. Justin Reiss; 9. Cody Schneider; 10. Ryan Corrocher.

250 A 1. Dustin Kendall; 2. Clint Johnson; 3. Jeff Paul; 4. Michael Bear; 5. Casey Clark; 6. M.yaskin Sharif; 7. Chris Frey; 8. Jonathan Hercik.

250 B 1. Kerry Kaminskie; 2. Phillip Nicoletti; 3.

Frank Lettieri wins 85 (12-13).

Clark and Kendall mixed it up all day swapping moto wins and overalls.

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Anthony Roth; 4. Steven Chiappa; 5. Kevin Clark; 6. Joseph Madrigale; 7. Jerry Snook; 8. Mike Bergholz.

250 C 1. Dan Callahan; 2. David Sparr, Jr.; 3. Michael Obrien; 4. Brandon Williams; 5. Mike Gruber; 6. Jonathan Jordan; 7. Nicholas Weber; 8. Cody Schneider; 9. Charles Bowers; 10. Shanon Stover.

4 STROKE 1. Dustin Kendall; 2. Casey Clark; 3. Jeff Paul; 4. Kerry Kaminskie; 5. Dan Callahan; 6. Ryan Sebastian; 7. Jarred Kimble; 8. Michael Obrien; 9. Joseph Gaul,jr; 10. Erik Wilson.

25 + A 1. Clint Johnson; 2. Jeff Paul; 3. Michael Bear; 4. Joseph Marshall; 5. Chris Frey; 6. Robson Moreira; 7. M.yaskin Sharif.

25 + B 1. Steven Sheckler; 2. Samuel Aspinwall; 3. Michael Yotko; 4. Nicholas Weber; 5. Rodney Conrad; 6. Eric Frable; 7. Brian Bolduc.

2 + 4 STR B 4W 1. Paul Dellavalle; 2. Zac Frantz; 3. Travis Holloway; 4. Ryan Dunkle; 5. Matt Haines; 6. Steven Fritzinger; 7. Tyler Lebo; 8. Brent Becker; 9. Brian Sadrovitz; 10. Cody Smoot.

VET 4W 1. Daniel Wertman; 2. Larry Okonski; 3. Daniel Portanova; 4. Brian Callan; 5. Tim Weaver.

ATV ANYTHING 1. Andy Ehrenzeller; 2. Patrick Trichilo; 3. Kale Witmer; 4. Tony Lucadelli; 5. Joe Butkiewicz; 6. Shawn Welsh; 7. Kevin Mengel, Jr.; 8. Paul Dellavalle; 9. Joshua Walton.

85 CC 7-11 1. Kameron Page; 2. Joey Peters; 3. Timothy Savidge Jr.; 4. Bradley Roth; 5. Rowland Papp; 6. Tyler Conner; 7. Dustin Geis; 8. Michael Schalkoff; 9. Neil Ebert; 10. Max Henkel.

85 CC 12-13 1. Frank Lettieri; 2. Tyler Hawk; 3. Matt Babbitt; 4. Andrew Johns; 5. Talon Distefano; 6. Brandon Huntzinger; 7. Zachary Reinson; 8. Michael Mckently; 9. Rory Tobias; 10. Anthony Miller,Jr. 85 CC 14-15 1. Lowell Spangler; 2. Colton Harrison; 3. Thomas Campanella; 4. Justin Kovecses; 5. Justin Haas; 6. Carter Luck; 7. Paul Mcmullen; 8. James Mauro; 9. Nicholas Myers.

85 CC JUNIORMINI 7-11 1. Kameron Page; 2. Joey Peters; 3. Timothy Savidge Jr; 4. Rowland Papp; 5. Dustin Geis; 6. Michael Schalkoff; 7. Dirk Massaro; 8. James Mccoe; 9. Avery Brown; 10. Keith Lengle, Jr. SCHOOLBOY 4 STROKE 1. Kyle Knapp; 2. Brent Plyler; 3. Broc Termini; 4. Thomas Aversa.

Mini Track 09/04/2005

50 CC OIL INJ 4-6 YRS 1. Alexander Guerriene; 2. Mason Evitts; 3. Pollux Fisher; 4. Ricci Randanella; 5. Oscar Kelchner; 6. Christopher Mazzei; 7. Lincoln Brookens; 8. Jacob Keane; 9. Dalton Dunman; 10. Christopher Ford.

50 CC OIL INJ 7-8 YRS 1. Les Warfield; 2. Chase Aiosa; 3. Alexander Miller; 4. Brett Cox; 5. Kyle Boileau; 6. Dakota Rupell.

50 CC STOCK 4-6 YRS 1. Dawson Evitts; 2. Alexander Guerriene; 3. Scott Meshey; 4. Pollux Fisher; 5. Jacob Wasser; 6. Ricci Randanella; 7. Cody Wagner; 8. Zakary Shaffer; 9. Lincoln Brookens; 10. Garrett Beam.

50 CC STOCK 7-8 YRS 1. John Sheaffer; 2. Eric Heilman; 3. Les Warfield; 4. Brennen Weindel; 5. Michael Giovanniello; 6. Wyatt Barto; 7. Sean Knoll; 8. Kevin Rivera; 9. Ethan Bressler; 10. Christian Valle.

65 CC 7-9 group 1 1. Rowland Papp; 2. Trevor Shaffer; 3. Addison Emory Iv; 4. Michael Giovanniello; 5. Brandon Belsak; 6. Brennen Weindel; 7. Matthew Tackach; 8. Devan Snyder; 9. William Erb; 10. Cole Mizak.

65 CC 10-11 1. Kameron Page; 2. Bradley Roth; 2. Tyler Conner; 3. Matthew Croft; 4. Dakota Dunman; 6. Jason Shahan; 7. Patrick Sharkey; 8. Cody Kain; 9. Patrick Lally; 10. William Carling.

XR 50 HONDA 4-8 YRS 1. Michael Giovanniello; 2. Charles Gable; 3. Russel Steele; 4. Hayden Oliver; 5. Garrett Beam.

PW 80,TTR 90, 110 AIR COOLED 1. Patrick Sharkey; 2. Dallas Shahan; 3. Austin Davis; 4. Jesse Streett; 5. Alex Miller; 6. Brandon Belsak; 7. Garrett Evans; 8. Bryce Davis.

100CC, TTR125, 1. Cody Humma; 2. Hunter Hall; 3. Daniel Buckley; 4. Michael Ireland; 5. Bradley Nelmes; 6. Domnick Mancuso; 7. Shawn Kozak; 8. Russell Williams; 9. Derrick Scamuffa.

50 CC 4W 7-8 YRS 1. Alex English; 2. Michael Deluca; 3. Colton Young; 4. Everett Bivighouse; 5. Dylan Evans.

51-70 CC 4W 6-11 1. Bren Marra; 2. Morgan Wotring; 3. Hunter Titus; 4. Colton Bivighouse; 5. Joseph Bouguess;

6. Chrissy Geiger.

71-90 CC 4W 8-15 1. Dan Geiger; 2. Daniel Toth; 3. Bren Marra; 4.

Peter Cusumano; 5. Brandon Freyman; 6. Devon Brown; 7. Shay Honeywell; 8. James Nichols; 9.

Adam Wasser; 10. Blake Fabian.

XR 70, XR 80 HONDA 1. Stephen Prebola; 2. Zachary Schnitzler; 3.

Trent Noll; 4. Casey Eisenhard.

65cc 7-9 group 2 1. Luke Palonicola; 2. Kevin Rivera; 3. Cole Gable; 4. Alex Palovcak; 5. Jay Jajich; 6. Marcus Boddie; 7. Bryce Davis; 8. Brett Cox; 9. Austin Herr; 10. Sammatha Waldrop. 50 CC 4W 4-6 YRS 1. Stanley Bohenek; 2. Travis Wotring; 3. Oscar Kelchner; 4. Devin Stout; 5. Colton Reider; 6. Dakota Himmelberger; 7. Frank Bason; 8.

Leonard Wyda; 9. Colton Mccarthy; 10. Shane Terracciano.

PW50 oil 4-6 1. Derek Erb; 2. Cody Wagner; 3. Lazarus Griffith; 4. Jason Troutman Jr; 5. Ian Hess; 6.

Dawson Sturgill; 7. Steven Dunn.

PW50 oil 7-8 1. Bailey Ritts.

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VET A 1. Michael Bear; 2. Joseph Marshall; 3. Robson Moreira; 4. John Thomas; 5. M.yaskin Sharif; 6. Chris Frey; 7. Leonard Fleischman.

VET B 1. Robert Stravinsky; 2. Steven Sheckler; 3. Jeffery Groff; 4. Samuel Aspinwall; 5. Donald Collins; 6. Addison Emory Iii; 7. Thomas Clark; 8. Michael Reynolds; 9. Richard Ginelli; 10. Charles Curtis.

VET C 1. Jamie Merklein; 2. Hans Palblad; 3. James Rich; 4. Richard Gechter; 5. Luis Ovidio; 6. J. Michael Hess; 7. Stephen Rich; 8. Geraldo Sentos; 9. John Carney; 10. Neil Ebert Jr. SCHOOLBOY 1. Colton Harrison; 2. Lowell Spangler; 3. Phillip Nicoletti; 4. Matt Babbitt; 5. Frank Lettieri; 6. Thomas Campanella; 7. Jordan Moyer; 8. Jason Smith; 9. Joshua Gottshall; 10. Anthony Guzensk, Jr. COLLEGEBOY 1. Casey Clark; 2. Dustin Kendall; 3. Kerry Kaminskie; 4. Anthony Roth; 5. Jarred Kimble; 6. Joseph Gaul,jr.; 7. Brian Cook; 8. Bret Wagner; 9. James Teel; 10. Shane Wiegel.

SENIOR 1. Edwin Synnestuedt; 2. John Lapusnak; 3. Kerry Williams; 4. Peter Kelchner; 5. Troy Pitts; 6. Timothy Nowroski; 7. Kirk Reinson.

SUPERMINI 1. Lowell Spangler; 2. Thomas Campanella; 3. Frank Lettieri; 4. Matt Babbitt; 5. Colton Harrison; 6. Tyler Hawk; 7. Andrew Johns; 8. Andrew Homick; 9. Carter Luck; 10. Brandon Huntzinger.

91/200-91/300 4W 1. Robert Mazey; 2. Andrew Mahey; 3. James Good; 4. Jesse Trichico; 5. Josh Shadle; 6.

Dylan Smith; 7. Drew Gilbert; 8. Jayce Doulin; 9.

Billy Keefer; 10. Travis Perry.

2 + 4 STR A 4W 1. Andy Ehrenzeller; 2. Bruce Wyland; 3. Patrick Trichilo; 4. Dana Wolf; 5. Shawn Welsh; 6. Michael Fry; 7. Kevin Mengel, Jr.

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shippensburg mc short track Paul Crumbling Memorial • September 4, 2005

Baer Racing Products and the Shippensburg Speedway hosted the 6th Annual Paul Crumbling Memorial Race on Labor Day Sunday, September the 4th.

Paul was an avid flat track racer and owner of Pro Plates, a local business that supplied number plates to many of the factory race teams. Paul loved the Shippensburg Speedway and each year since his passing a memorial race is held there to benefit Paul’s family. This was the 6th year for the race and all of the local racers came out to support the cause for the man and his family that has given so much to this sport.

Shippensburg ran their standard program along side the Crumbling Memorial Race.

Heat races are held thru out the day with racers being eliminated until a final field of 12 racers makes the main. Wayne Wagner was the eventual winner of the coveted race. In other racing action, Chris Klinefelter came out on top in the Sportsman and Open A finals. Shayna Texter won both School Boy and Open B and Matt Dice won a pair of races in the ATV divisions.

Paul loved the Shippensburg Speedway…

Senior racers waiting for the light. Bromley would go on for the win.

Ken Kolsoysky (1ne) leads Kyle McGrane (99) to the checkers in 50cc (4-6).

Evan Baer (64) leads the 250 B group. Chris MacCarty (23) would go on to win the main.

Garret Wilson (161) wins the 250 / Open B stock frame division.

Brandon Robinson leads his heat race and takes three second place finishes on the night.

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2005 Schedule of Events

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As the months and years go by we begin to understand why we do the things we do, but more importantly we find new and better ways to make our race bikes work to the betterment of our racing careers. Many times a racer can be right there at the top of his class but might not be able to get it “Just over the Top”.

No this is not psyche 101; it’s an opportunity to learn about a great MX Pro Shop in our area that just might be able to get you where you want to go. The fall and winter months are a time to get that brand new race bike, or your trusty old stead ready for the upcoming season. 2005 has been a year to find out what works and what doesn’t but a push in the right direction from an experienced professional in the field can sometimes make the difference between 1st and well, something else.

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At this point, Brad decided it was time to go out on his own. With his many years of industry experience along with the backing of one of the premiere engine and suspension builders in the country Brad formed Keeney Motosports / TBT East in 2001.

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Keeney offers parts and accessories for both you and your machine. Everything from brake levers and air filters to full blown works parts. They offer general repair service for your bike or ATV or you can get a complete suspension job and motor work. They cater to all racing genres, including motocross, off road, road race, super motard, flat track and anything else I may have forgotten to mention.

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sleepy hollow motocross D6 Points • Ultimate MX Series • Photos by MRA

Sleepy Hollow MX played host to Round # 11 of the Ultimate MX Championship Series sponsored by RRP, MSR and Answer Racing, Pro Taper and Kenda Tires. This event also offered D6 Championship Points along with Factory Contingency. In addition both Premier Expert divisions offered 150% payback along with bonus bucks and holeshot money being offered by Ephrata Cycle and Sport and Motographx. ECS was the main sponsor for today’s activities, they offered one trophy for every two riders in the amateur divisions and there were t-shirts and other goodie giveaways.

As usual, Sleepy had a good crowd on hand. The gates were packed and some of the fastest racers from the region showed up for a shot at the extra trophies and of course the cash. There were seventeen 250 A riders that lined up for the 20 minute + 2 lap motos to see who would go home champion on the day.

In moto number one Jeremy Cook was fastest out of the hole; he was over the Bonsai first winning the Motographx Holeshot money. Everyone was after that money and many of your contenders couldn’t get on the brakes hard enough and they ended up in a huge pile up in the turn at the bottom of the jump. This allowed Cook and newly advanced expert rider, Adam Blessing to get out to a nice lead on the rest of the pack.

Riders like Casey Clark, Clint Johnson and Dustin Kendall had to fight there way to the front and with the extended moto some were able to do just that. Cook cruised to the win with TBT’s Clark coming back for second and RRP’s Ty Wallace grabbing third.

In the second moto it would be Clark

and Cook out in front to start the race. The battle was close with Clark leading the way for the first several laps. Cook however was on a mission and it wasn’t long before he got by on the fast uphill sweeper. Both Wallace and Kendall got into the fray with Clark and this allowed Cook to pull away. In talking with Cook after the race he said that everything has just been clicking lately. That was obvious as the fired up Sleepy crowd watched him sweep some of the best in the business.

Other Labor Day racing action included Phil Nicoletti sweeping 6 motos in three amateur classes in his second race back after an early season injury. Lowell Spangler showed up and won three classes including the intermission Pit Bike Race. Speaking of Pit Bikes, please remember that Motographx plan to give a few away this upcoming season. And the hi lite of the day was some fashion nut on a 2009 Factory Suzuki complete with afterburner taking on a six wheeled buggy dragging a Vet A guy around the track on a sled in the mechanics race.

Sorry if you missed it.

As usual, Sleepy had a good crowd on hand.

Stephen Morrelli (14) and Drey Boddie (118) do battle in Supermini racing action.

Ty Wallace back in action wins 25+ and 30+ A.

ECS Honda along with Motographx sponsored todays race.

Phil Nicoletti coming off an early season injury wins 6 motos at Sleepy sweeping School Boy, 125 & 250 B.

Brandon Williams goes 1-2 for the overall 250 C win.

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Up and comer Russel Steele from Browns Mills, NJ.

John Sheaffer launches his KTM to victory in the 50 stock 7-8 division.

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Four Stroke 14 yrs. and up 1. Daniel Holton Jr.; 2. Benjamin Bixler; 3. Steven Chiappa; 4. Eric Kemmerer; 5. Drew Kibler; 6. Travis Overly; 7. Jordan Keller; 8. Dustin Wojcicki.

50 stock 7-8 1. John Sheaffer; 2. Chase Miller; 3. Logan Ehrets; 4. Micheal Giovanniello; 5. Eric Heilman; 6. Kevin Rivera; 7. Brennen Weindel; 8. Wyatt Barto; 9. Sean Knoll; 10. Kayla Boorom.

Mini 65 10-11 1. Bradley Roth; 2. Patrick Sharkey; 3. Sean Ballard; 4. Tyler Conner; 5. Jason Chavez; 6. Kameron Page; 7. Gage Seyfert; 8. Avery Brown; 9. Jason Shahan; 10. Bryce Dana.

Mini 85 7-11 1. Kameron Page; 2. Joey Peters; 3. Timothy Savidge Jr.; 4. Alex Maldet; 5. Rowland Papp; 6. Richie Kastle; 7. Bradley Roth; 8. Tyler Conner; 9. Neil Ebert; 10. Dustin Geis.

Mini 85 12-13 1. Tyler Hawk; 2. Jordan Walker; 3. Andrew Johns; 4. Brian Wasson; 5. Talon Distefano; 6. Brandon Huntzinger; 7. Zachary Donlin; 8. Zachery Warnock; 9. Adam Meshey; 10. Steve Wehr.

Mini 85 14-15 1. Lowell Spangler; 2. Thomas Campannella; 3. Carter Luck; 4. Ryan Higgins; 5. Austin Bixler; 6. Zakery Long.

Super Mini 1. Lowell Spangler; 2. Tyler Hawk; 3. Thomas Campannella; 4. Jordan Walker; 5. Austin Bixler; 6. Carter Luck; 7. Nicki Lingle; 8. Andrew Homick; 9. Brian Wasson; 10. Andrew Johns.

Junior Mini 1. Joey Peters; 2. Kameron Page; 3. Alex Maldet; 4. Timothy Savidge Jr.; 5. Rowland Papp; 6. Richie Kastle; 7. Zachery Warnock; 8.

Gage Seyfert; 9. Alyssa Savidge; 10. William Eaton.

Schoolboy 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Lowell Spangler; 3. Ryan Higgins; 4. Tyler Kline; 5. Kyle Greenwalt; 6. Frank Lettieri; 7. Angelo Manerchia Jr. Collegeboy 1. Anthony Roth; 2. Ryan Zimmerman; 3. Joshua Lingle; 4. Jason Carroll; 5. Chad Bellott; 6. Eric Swarr; 7. Andrew Kratz; 8. Michael Klinger; 9. Bryan Shock; 10. Jeremy Kready.

25+ A 1. Ty Wallace; 2. Clint Johnson; 3. Michael Bear; 4. James Mcilvaine; 5. Todd Weindel; 6. Christopher Curtis; 7. Jeffrey Mcclure; 8.

Bryan Dacheux; 9. Wayne Powers; 10. Jason Dineen.

25+ B 1. Chad Fultz; 2. Steven Sheckler; 3. Dale Houk; 4. Samuel Aspinwall; 5. Nicholas Weber; 6. Joseph Vitale; 7. Louis Giomboni; 8. Eric Frable; 9. Duane Fisher; 10. Nathan Reiss.

Veteran- 30+ A 1. Ty Wallace; 2. Michael Bear; 3. James Mcilvaine; 4. Ken Messerman; 5. Todd Weindel; 6. Jeffrey Mcclure; 7. Wayne Powers.

Veteran- 30+ B 1. Jeffrey Groff; 2. Samuel Aspinwall; 3. Dale

Houk; 4. Louis Giomboni; 5. Robert Reedinger; 6. Steven Sheckler; 7. Richard Ginelli; 8. Steven Wright; 9. Kevin Stutzman; 10. Bill Kobrynich.

Veteran- 30+ C 1. Jamie Merklein; 2. Alfred Decarolos; 3. Christian Bosch; 4. Ronald Stump; 5. Steven Wojcicki; 6. Chris Biringer; 7. Marc Ondy; 8. Michael Hess; 9. Joseph Lachnit; 10. Hans Palmblad.

Senior - 40+ B 1. Timothy Nowroski; 2. Randolph Hayes; 3. Angelo Manerchia, Sr; 4. Steve Kowalchuk; 5. Troy Pitts; 6. Larry Arnold; 7. Stanley Otto Jr.; 8. John Stewart; 9. Craig Moore; 10. Bill Leone.

125 A Blockers 1. Casey Clark; 2. Clint Johnson; 3. Jeremy Cook; 4. Willy Toth Jr.; 5. Benjamin Bixler; 6. Adam Blessing; 7. James Mcilvaine; 8. Chad Aughinbaugh; 9. Joseph Gaul; 10. Ronnie Stewart.

125 B 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Garret Toth; 3. Kenneth Garner; 4. Robert Reynolds; 5. Anthony Roth; 6. Jared Dawson; 7. Bryan Shock; 8. Steven Grossweiler; 9. Daniel Cronin; 10. Tyler Kline.

125 C 1. Addison Kramer; 2. Nicholas Finelli; 3. Jordan Moyer; 4. Justin Frederick; 5. Brandon Williams; 6. Matthew Berrier; 7. Joseph Vitale; 8. Jordan Keller; 9. Chris Meade; 10. Shawn Hannum.

250/open A PR2 1. Jeremy Cook; 2. Casey Clark; 3. Ty Wallace; 4. Dustin Kendall; 5. Willy Toth Jr.; 6. Adam Blessing; 7. Clint Johnson; 8. Chad Aughinbaugh; 9. Ronnie Stewart; 10. Chad Bellott.

250/open B 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Anthony Roth; 3. Joshua Lingle; 4. Jason Carroll; 5. Robert Reynolds; 6. Daniel Cronin; 7. Steven Chiappa; 8. Eric Kemmerer; 9. Jeremy Kready; 10. Jerry Snook.

250/open C 1. Brandon Williams; 2. Jordan Moyer; 3. Joshua Gottshall; 4. Larry Kachmar; 5. Jeremy Yagloski; 6. Scott Fleece; 7. Kevin Givnin; 8. Nicholas Weber; 9. Broc Moore; 10. Cody J. J. Schneider.

Senior - 40+ A 1. Ken Messerman; 2. Edwin Synnestuedt; 3. Eric Eisenfelder; 4. Donny Lingle; 5. John Lapusnak; 6. James Mcgee; 7. Kevin Higgins.

65 7-9 1. Rowland Papp; 2. Robert Piazza, Jr; 3. Trevor Shaffer; 4. Brennen Weindel; 5. Chase Miller; 6. Derek Miller; 7. Damian Thompson; 8. Addison Emory Iv; 9. Logan Ehrets; 10. Dominick Dreisbach.

Women 1. Nicki Lingle; 2. Alyssa Savidge; 3. Kate Stewart; 4. Michelle Kastle; 5. Nikkiann Stewart; 6. Jessica Kimmel; 7. Kayla Boorom; 8. Katelynn Staman; 9. Claire Calloway.

School Boy- 4 Stroke 1. Daniel Holton Jr.; 2. Addison Kramer; 3. Garret Toth; 4. Robert Reynolds; 5. Tyler Linsenbach; 6. Sean Ferris; 7. Tyler Ward.

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4-6 50cc Stock 1. Scott Meshey; 2. Alexander Guerrierie; 3. Savion Terry; 4. Scott Stockunas; 5. Kenneth Rupp Jr; 6. Oscar Kelchner; 7. Lincoln Brookens; 8. Ricci Randanella; 9. Zakary Shaffer; 10. Dawson Evitts.

7-8 50cc Oil Injected 1. Kyle Boileau; 2. Alexander Miller; 3. Brett Cox; 4. Bryon Wagner Jr.; 5. Lester Warfield; 6. Logan Huff; 7. Dylan Hain.

4-8 XR50 1. Charles Gabel; 2. Russel Steele; 3. Garrett Beam; 4. Tabitha Jacobs.

7-9 65cc Beginner 1. William Erb; 2. Lester Warfield; 3. Arie Reachard; 4. Brandon Belsak; 5. Michael Giovanniello; 6. John Sheaffer; 7. Brett Cox; 8. Kevin Rivera; 9. Matthew Tackach; 10. Austin Herr.

PW80 - TTR90 1. Dallas Shahan; 2. Darren Rineer; 3. Aron Boothe; 4. Brandon Belsak.

XR70 - XR80 1. Stephen Ward; 2. Zachary Schnitzler.

XR100 - TTR125 - CRF 150 1. Brandon Starner; 2. Jordan Keefer; 3. Richard Finelli; 4. Shawn Kozak; 5. Cody Schneider; 6. Seth Keefer; 7. Hunter Hall; 8. Russell Williams; 9. David Winters.

7-8 50cc Stock Quad 1. Alexander English; 2. Michael Carbaugh; 3. Michael Deluca.

8-15 90cc Pro Mod Quad 1. Bren Marra; 2. Peter Cusumano; 3. Daniel Toth; 4. Tony Stanell; 5. Dawson Guzik; 6. Samantha Starner; 7. Shay Honeywell; 8. Brian Westby.

6-11 Production 70 Quad 1. Bren Marra; 2. Hunter Titus; 3. Cody Kubinak; 4. Joseph Bauguess; 5. Savay Thompson; 6. Morgan Wotring.

4-6 50cc Stock Quad 1. Stanley Bohenek; 2. Travis Wotring; 3. Colton

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Mccarthy; 4. Wyatt Kowalchuk; 5. Kevin Kubinak; 6. Marshall Amspacher; 7. Dakota Himmelberger; 8. Hunter Snider; 9. Kyle Snook; 10. Ryan Oconnell.

200 2 STROKE/300 4 STROKE 1. Robert Mazey; 2. James Good; 3. Travis Perry.

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Tech Tips

Most racers put their focus toward making their bike go faster, but going fast also means being able to stop fast too. Here are a few tips: I’ve seen many riders in distress with a bent brake rotor. Most of them did not realize how easy it sometimes could be to fix the problem. Most bent rotors can be straightened very quickly and easily. Most times it’s not even necessary to remove the wheel. I like to use an adjustable wrench placed on the rotor rather than a pair of pliers or vice grips because the smooth surface of the jaws of the wrench won’t mar the surface of the rotor. Simply bend the rotor back into shape, gradually working your way around the wheel. For sharply bent rotors, two wrenches may be needed.

Another common problem is a small amount of air in the brake fluid. This causes a “spongy” feel when apply your brakes. Unfortunately, bleeding your bike’s brake system is not always as easy as an auto. Because of the small volume of fluid and the small capacity of the caliper and reservoir, small air bubbles are easily trapped. For your basic bleeding job, Motion Pro makes a one man hydraulic brake bleeder that sells for under $20.00 (motion pro part #08-0143). It’s simply a check valve that you attach to your bleeder fitting which does not allow air to enter back into your system. If this method doesn’t work, you’ll have to resort to forcing fluid in through your bleeder. Instead of supplying the brake fluid through the reservoir and coming out the bleeder fitting, you’re forcing fluid through the bleeder fitting with the air bubbles exiting through your reservoir. There are several syringe type bleeders that work well. One in particular I like is the EZE bleeder, which sells for under $30.00. If you want or need a high tech version, Motion Pro again offers a tool called a Maxi-Ject Pro, which sells for over $400.00. You can find a similar tool in most auto parts stores for under $50.00.

And finally, let’s talk about the brake pads. Today more than 95% of all new motorcycles and ATVs roll off the assembly line with sintered metal brake pads as original equipment.

Sintered pads are made of a complex mix of metallic powders (to absorb heat), refractory material (to provide friction), friction modifiers (to alter feel), graphite’s (to minimize rotor wear and eliminate noise), mixed together, pressed to form the shape, then sintered at high temperature and pressure. I’d recommend that you stay with sintered pads when replacing your brakes. Remember, like most items you get what you pay for!

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Hurricane hills sport center Ultimate MX • D6 Points • PA States by Jim Bull

It was Round # 12 of the Ultimate MX Series, Round # 15 of the D6 series and The PA State Championships all rolled into one.

It was sponsored by Tony D MX Schools and North American Warhorse and there were 6 ‘trophies for first place, 5’ for second and 4’ for third.

The 25 + A group was the first off the line with Rob Stilwell from Auburn, NY leading the charge. It wasn’t long thou until Damien Plotts found his way to the front followed by Loretta’s Champ Kurt McMillen. Plotts would go on to win the State Championship followed

by McMillen, Wallace and Boyesen.

The turn out was tremendous on this day and both the School Boy and College Boy divisions had over 30 riders on the gate.

Andrew Pingotti from Middletown, NY would go 2-2 to win College Boy with Sunny Drake from Fulton, NY winning the School Boy group. In amateur racing action it would be another Kaminskie Nicoletti show. These two young men have been chasing each other around District 6 all month long. Nicoletti would get the nod in both 125 and 250 B classes.

Jeremy Cook, Casey Clark, Casey Clark, Jeremy Cook, another pair that have been

fender to tire all month long. These two have been throwing down some amazing lap times and swapping wins all over the district.

Clark gets the 125 A State Title with Cook taking the 250 A crown.

And let’s not forget the 50 racers, the future stars of our sport. Brett Cox laid down a victory in the 50 Pee Wee division over series leader Kyle Boileau with Dawson Evitts grabbing third. Evitts would also go on to win the 50 stock (4-6) group with veteran 50cc pilot Jarek Balkovic winning the (7-8) group.

In the mini ranks names like Lettieri, Harrison and Schmelyun all took home State Championships. The next couple of rounds of the Ultimate MX Championship Series will be in the books until you read this story.

Make sure you head on out to Doublin Gap on October 9th to catch another exciting round of racing action and log on to www. mcracingaction.com to check out complete photos from today’s event.

Lettieri (461), Willis (36) and Corbin (74) mix it up in Supermini action, 461 gets the win.

Sunny Drake (167) leads John Higbee (30) and Phil Nicoletti (71) in 125 B. Nicoletti wins both 125 and 250 B.

Pagoda MC / Reactive Suspension backed Michelle Kastle is your Womens State Champion and Ultimate MX Series leader.

Kurt McMillen, 40 + National Champ at Loretta’s wins 40+ A, takesa 2nd in 25+ A and a 3rd in 30+ A.

Boyesen’s own Dag Boyesen soars to two 4th place finishes at Hurricane.

Cook and Clark continue to battle in this 2005 season. Cook wins 250 A with Clark getting the 125 A win.

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Alex Sigismondi (25) chases Ronnie Stewart (313) in 4 Stroke racing action.

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PA State/Ultimate/D6 Champs Sept. 11, 2005

25+ A 1. Damien Plotts; 2. Kurt Mcmillen; 3. Ty Wallace; 4. Dag Boyesen; 5. Gaylon Dickson; 6. Jim Mcilvaine; 7. James Max; 8. Brandon Monroe; 9. Jason Wolfgang; 10. Mike Giulian.

25+ B 1. Mark Palmisano; 2. Richard Dobbs; 3. Louis Giomboni; 4. Bill Hopkins; 5. Steven Sheckler; 6. Eric Frable; 7. Bryan Nuss; 8. Nicholas Weber; 9. Andrew Rombach; 10. Jason Cotterino.

College Boy 1. Andrew Pingotti; 2. John Lawrence; 3. Alex Sigismondi; 4. John Higbee; 5. Frank Burns; 6. Jay Niedzialkowski; 7. Ron Rothkranz; 8. Jeremy Bigelow; 9. Shane Wiegel; 10. Matthew Gillispie.

125 SCHOOL BOY 2 & 4 STK 1. Sunny Drake; 2. Marshall Hurd; 3. Dan Holton Jr; 4. Michael Stryker; 5. Dennis Johns; 6. Colton Harrison; 7. Addison Kramer; 8. Andrew Mikolaichik; 9. Ken Burger; 10. Doug Walf.

40+ B 1. Rich Millon; 2. Chris Cerminaro; 3. Scott Bartlow; 4. John Stewart; 5. Robert Murphy; 6. Gary Haskell; 7. Bill Perry; 8. Rick Tatrault; 9. Gregg Bouchard; 10. Barry James.

40+ A 1. Kurt Mcmillen; 2. Kenneth Messerman; 3. Thomas Bruno; 4. Gene Nighman; 5. Alex Collioud; 6. Edwin Synnestuedt; 7. Mark Nevil; 8. Brett Sherman; 9. Phil Klemen; 10. John Lapusnak.

250 C 1. James Triano; 2. Cody Schneider; 3. Scott Fleece; 4. Joe Skissim; 5. Broc Moore; 6. Michael O’Brien; 7. Steven Dickson; 8. Drew Matterer; 9. Scott Kukan; 10. Shanon Stover.

50 PW 1. Brett Cox; 2. Kyle Boileau; 3. Dawson Evitts; 4. Les Warfield; 5. Brandon Tuite; 6. Scott Stockunas; 7. Ian Hess; 8. Jeremy Corbin; 9. Deanna Hicks; 10. Tyler Colachino.

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85 (9-13) 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Brandon Mays; 3. Luke Renzland; 4. Kameron Page; 5. Joey Peters; 6. Rowland Papp; 7. Matthew Moore; 8. Richard Kastle; 9. Kyle Kaznowski; 10. AJ Krueger.

SUPERMINI 1. Frank Lettieri; 2. Daniel Corbin; 3. Matt Babbitt; 4. Colton Harrison; 5. Ken Burger; 6. Kyle Willis; 7. Tyler Hawk; 8. Kody Renzland; 9. Brian Wasson; 10. Carter Luck.

30+ B 1. Louis Giomboni; 2. Steven Sheckler; 3. Mark Palmisano; 4. Chris Cerminaro; 5. Mark Rinaldi; 6. Rich Millon; 7. Jim Dobbs; 8. William Frank; 9. Addison Emory; 10. Bill Kobrynich.

30+ A 1. Damien Plotts; 2. Ty Wallace; 3. Kurt Mcmillen; 4. Dag Boyesen; 5. Gaylon Dickson; 6. Darryl Smith; 7. James Max; 8. Kenneth Messerman; 9. Jason Wolfgang; 10. Jim Mcilvaine.

65 (10-11) 1. Kameron Page; 2. Luke Renzland; 3. Ryan Zaveral; 4. Joshua Corbin; 5. Zachary Lang; 6. Sean Ballard; 7. Dyson Sprouse; 8. Justin Ziegenfus; 9. Gavin Westdyke; 10. Brad Roth.

65 (7-9) 1. Rowland Papp; 2. Jarek Balkovic; 3. Bobby Kinsley; 4. Robert Piazza; 5. Addison Emory IV; 6. Kevin Hicks Jr; 7. Brendan Wheeler; 8. Brennen Weindel; 9. Evan Richard; 10. Schae Thomas.

125 A 1. Casey Clark; 2. Jeremy Cook; 3. Alex Sigismondi; 4. Adam Blessing; 5. John Lawrence; 6. Sonny Nighman; 7. Frank Burns; 8. Tyler Witmer; 9. Jim Mcilvaine; 10. Daniel Corbin.

125 B 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. John Higbee; 3. Sunny Drake; 4. Dan Holton Jr; 5. Dustin Wojcicki; 6. Michael Stryker; 7. Colton Harrison; 8. Marshall Hurd; 9. Will Hecksteden; 10. Kerry Kaminskie Jr. 50 (4-6) 1. Dawson Evitts; 2. Mark Hushon Jr; 3. Dennis Wilson; 4. DJ Griffiths; 5. Scott Stockunas;

6. Scott Meshey; 7. Kenneth Rupp Jr; 8. Lincoln Brookens; 9. Jeremy Corbin; 10. Dane Lorenc.

50 (7-8) 1. Jarek Balkovic; 2. Evan Richard; 3. Brennen Weindel; 4. John Sheaffer; 5. Les Warfield; 6. Joseph Balkovic; 7. Logan Ehrets; 8. Bethany Ruhf; 9. Sean Knoll; 10. Wyatt Barto.

30+ C 1. Jamie Merklein; 2. Hans Palmblad; 3. Angelo Panzarella; 4. Kevin Ruby; 5. Scott Andre; 6. Chris Biringer; 7. J Michael Hess; 8. Marc Ondy; 9. Joseph Bollard; 10. Steve Wojcicki.

4 STROKE 1. Alex Sigismondi; 2. Ronnie Stewart; 3. Kerry Kaminskie Jr; 4. Richard White; 5. Taylor Beltz.

50+ 1. Barry James.

85 (14-15) 1. Colton Harrison; 2. Anthony Matacchiera; 3. Billy Rowen; 4. Carter Luck.

85 (12-13) 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Matt Babbitt; 3. Tyler Hawk; 4. Brian Wasson; 5. Kyle Kaznowski; 6. Adam Meshey; 7. Zach Donlin; 8. Brendan Harmon; 9. Lance Burhans; 10. Steve Wehr.

250 A 1. Jeremy Cook; 2. Casey Clark; 3. Ty Wallace; 4. Damien Plotts; 5. Adam Blessing; 6. Alex Sigismondi; 7. Jay Weller; 8. Gaylon Dickson; 9. Andrew Pingotti; 10. Ronnie Stewart.

250 B 1. Phillip Nicoletti; 2. Kerry Kaminskie Jr; 3. John Higbee; 4. Marshall Hurd; 5. Dan Zabrowski; 6. Taylor Beltz; 7. Andrew Mikolaichik; 8. Matthew Gillispie; 9. Jeremy Bigelow; 10. Bryan Culbertson.

125 C 1. Jamie Lawrence; 2. Broc Schmelyun; 3. James Triano; 4. Jordan Deblasse; 5. Brandon Rombach; 6. Bob Wilkes; 7. Addison Kramer; 8. Jamie Kriger; 9. Michael Moore; 10. Shawn Hannum.

85 (10-11) 1. Brandon Mays; 2. Joey Peters; 3. Luke Renzland; 4. Kameron Page; 5. Ryan Zaveral; 6. Sean Ballard; 7. Joshua Corbin; 8. Richard Kastle; 9. AJ Krueger; 10. William Eaton.

85 (7-9) 1. Rowland Papp; 2. Addison Emory Iv; 3. Jarek Balkovic; 4. Kevin Hicks Jr; 5. Brooks Harmon; 6. Bobby Kinsley.

WOMEN 1. Michelle Kastle; 2. Kayla Boorom; 3. Claire Galloway; 4. Liz Thomas; 5. Abbie Jo Bardo.

125 SCHOOLBOY 2 STK 1. Colton Harrison; 2. Ken Burger; 3. Andrew Mikolaichik; 4. Doug Walf; 5. Phillip Nicoletti; 6. Daniel Corbin; 7. Frank Lettieri; 8. Kody Renzland; 9. Matt Babbitt; 10. Kyle Willis.

125 Schoolboy - 4 Stroke 1. Sunny Drake; 2. Marshall Hurd; 3. Dan Holton Jr; 4. Michael Stryker; 5. Dennis Johns; 6. Addison Kramer; 7. Erik Wilson; 8. Talon Sprouse; 9. Geoff Hubbard Hannibal; 10. Bryan Culbertson.

50 PW Oil Inj (4-6) 1. Dawson Evitts; 2. Tyler Colachino; 3. Jeremy Corbin; 4. Christopher Mazzei; 5. Jayden Hutchings; 6. Jay Ruhf; 7. Joshua Wilson; 8. Josh Mcginnis; 9. Jared Mauro; 10. Dane Lorenc.

50 PW Oil Inj (7-8) 1. Kyle Boileau; 2. Brett Cox; 3. Les Warfield; 4. Brandon Tuite; 5. Scott Stockunas; 6. Ian Hess; 7. Deanna Hicks; 8. Chris Cerminaro; 9. Elijah Latimer.

85 (7-11) 1. Brandon Mays; 2. Joey Peters; 3. Luke Renzland; 4. Kameron Page; 5. Ryan Zaveral; 6. Rowland Papp; 7. Sean Ballard; 8. Joshua Corbin; 9. Richard Kastle; 10. AJ Krueger.

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Product Review – Spoke Savers

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Doublin Gap MX

Labor Day Race • September 5, 2005 • Photos by John Benson Sponsored by West Shore Suzuki 09/04/2005

School Boy 1. Garret Toth; 2. Matthew Gillispie; 3. Matthew Hougentogler; 4. Zachery Neidig; 5. James Harbaugh; 6. Luke Richards; 7. Kyle Gillispie; 8. Adam Platter; 9. Tyler Linsenbach.

College Boy 1. John Hare; 2. Nick Johnsonn; 3. Devin Manahan; 4. Jonathon Houpt; 5. Nathan Green.

Plus 25 A 1. James Max; 2. Michael Cahill; 3. Jason Wolfgang.

Plus 25 B 1. Chad Fultz; 2. David Thompson; 3. Joe Ciurea.

85 (12-15) A 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Brandon Seibold; 3. Jordan Walker; 4. Darren Taughinbaugh.

85 (12-15) B 1. Austin Bixler; 2. Brandon Albright; 3. Tyler Newberry; 4. Tyler Smith.

85 (12-15) C 1. Derek Miller; 2. Brandon Mcmanus; 3. Joshua Fisher; 4. Eric Deatrick; 5. Michael Thompson; 6. John Witmer; 7. Kelsey Green; 8. Devin Sheldon; 9. Kevin Messerman.

50 (4-6) B 1. Mark Hushon; 2. Dalton Blettner; 3. Garrett Murray; 4. Dawson Magar; 5. Kaitlyn Turner; 6. Cameron Cox; 7. Blake Baxter.

50 (7-8) A 1. Sam Sheckells; 2. Chase Miller; 3. Bailey Cox. 50 (7-8) B 1. Devin Murray; 2. Austin Waugh; 3. Hannah Smith.

250 C 1. Nathan Green; 2. Jason Wadel; 3. Ryan Hoy; 4. Nathan Peck.

125 C 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Derrick Grissinger; 3. Luke Richards; 4. Jordan Deblasse; 5. Adam Platter; 6. Jason Lymaster; 7. Devin Manahan; 8. Tyler Linsenbach; 9. Kyle Gillispie; 10. Ryan Cochran.

125 A 1. Derrick Wile; 2. Willy Toth, Jr; 3. Eric Myers; 4. Nicholas Mowry; 5. Chad Aughinbaugh.

125 B 1. Garret Toth; 2. Zachery Neidig; 3. John Hare; 4. Matthew Gillispie; 5. Zack Easterly; 6. James Harbaugh.

85 (7-11) A 1. Bobby Kinsley.

85 (7-11) B 1. Thomas Coluzzi; 2. William Eaton; 3. Joshua Villarreal.

85 (7-11) C 1. Kyle King; 2. Dillon Thomas; 3. Storm Sheckells; 4. Gerald Gangaway; 5. Austin Cox; 6. Stanton Bowers; 7. Dylan Blettner; 8. Tyler Monn.

50 Oil (4-8) B 1. Dalton Blettner; 2. Sommer Gangaway; 3. Garrett Murray; 4. Kaitlyn Turner; 5. Seth Hammaker; 6. Logan Leitzel; 7. Cameron Cox; 8. Blake Baxter; 9. Aaron Rauber.

Vet (Plus 30) A 1. James Max; 2. Kenneth Messerman; 3. Jason Wolfgang; 4. Michael Cahill; 5. Joseph Turner; 6. Michael Twiford.

Vet (Plus 30) B 1. Thomas Nagle; 2. Robert Reedinger; 3. Travis Edwards; 4. Joe Ciurea; 5. David Thompson; 6. Jim Dobbs; 7. Torey Trout; 8. Kevin Stutzman; 9. Larry Arnold; 10. Michael Myers.

Women 1. Kelsey Green.

60 (7-11) A 1. Bobby Kinsley; 2. Thomas Coluzzi.

60 (7-11) B 1. Robert Piazza, Jr.; 2. Austin Cox; 3. Storm Sheckells; 4. Kace Winters; 5. Joshua Villarreal.

60 (7-11) C 1. Dillon Thomas; 2. Stanton Bowers; 3. Chase Miller; 4. Ryan Baxter; 5. Dustin Lepley; 6. Dylan Blettner; 7. Wyatt Bosley; 8. Damian Thompson;

9. Tyler Verbitsky; 10. Sam Sheckells.

Vet (Plus 30) C 1. Christopher Murray; 2. Daniel Allen Jr; 3. Grant Magar.

Senior A 1. Kenneth Messerman; 2. Tim Schmelyun; 3. Michael Twiford; 4. Russell Seibold; 5. Rick Wenger; 6. Michael Billy.

Senior B 1. Thomas Nagle; 2. Paul Shafer; 3. Larry Arnold; 4. Michael Myers; 5. Edwin Snyder; 6. George Easterly; 7. Joey Kilby.

Four Stroke Open 1. Eric Myers; 2. Matthew Hougentogler; 3. Jordan Deblasse.

250 A 1. Willy Toth, Jr; 2. Nicholas Mowry; 3. Derrick Wile; 4. Chad Aughinbaugh; 5. Eric Myers; 6. Nick Johnson.

Super Mini (12-15) 1. Jordan Walker; 2. Darren Taughinbaugh; 3. Austin Bixler; 4. Joshua Fisher; 5. Eric Deatrick.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Broc Schmelyun; 2. Brandon Seibold; 3. Tyler Newberry; 4. Brandon Albright; 5. Bobby Kinsley; 6. Derek Miller; 7. William Eaton; 8. Robert Piazza, Jr.; 9. Michael Thompson; 10. Joshua Villarreal.

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Chad Fultz sweeps the 25 + B division.

Hannah Smith takes a third in 50 (7-8) B.

125 C thru the first turn.

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Miles Mountain MX

D6 Points • Ultimate MX Series • Photos by MRA The Ultimate MX Weekend. Folks I’m telling you, if you didn’t make it to Miles Mountain this year you are doing yourself a big dis-service. I know some of you are thinking, its way up there. But hey, it’s one of the nicest drives you could ever take and the traffic is minimal. Besides that, the crew at Miles Mountain will definitely make it worth your while.

Do you like big safe jumps? How about nice loamy top soil? Anybody like to hill climb? How about this, more riding for the buck than you can probably find anywhere else. It will more than pay for the extra gas you might have bought.

Miles Mountain ran their Ultimate MX Weekend in mid September. It was Round

Chase Miller (02) chases down Logan Ehrets (98) on his way to the overall in the 7-8 group.

# 13 of the Ultimate MX Series ran in conjunction with D6 Championship Points and was sponsored by M&A Cycles. The weekend started off on Friday with open practice on the MX track. On Friday night they opened up their lighted supercross track for a free practice and of course there were good eats and a lot of socializing around the pits.

Saturday morning brought many new faces to the mountain and the crew was offering a free second class to any first timers or anyone who brought a first timer.

The gates were full of some of D6’s finest racers. The 50 classes were stacked and most of the fast experts came as well. Some of the best racing of the day came in the

School Boy division as Garret Toth and Phil Nicoletti went at it.

At the intermission between the first and second motos there was a free to enter Pit Bike race on the specially designed Miles Mountain Mini Track and again on Saturday night, on came the lights for some free supercross action. Sunday brought another round of racing action sponsored by CJ’s Motorsports which was a District 4 points paying event.

So let’s see, two days of racing, two free practices, a free pit bike race and a day of paid practice. One of the finest tracks you’ll find anywhere, friendly people, camp fires and a partridge in a pear tree, or maybe even a bear. No seriously folks, there’s

still time to check out Miles Mountain yet this fall, their last race of the year is early October but they have some open practices on Saturdays running through October. Do yourself a favor and check them out.

If you can’t make it to the mountain this fall keep an eye on their schedule for next season here in the pages of MRA and you can always check their website at www. milesmountainmx.com . Please be sure to take a look at the awesome air and beautiful back drops of this weekend’s event on our site at www.mcracingaction.com .

…more riding for the buck than you can probably find anywhere else.

VPE sponsored Addison Emory IV (191) was back to his winning ways after an early season injury.

Nick Desiderio (57) and Kameron Page (83) swapped wins all day long on the mountain.

Garret Toth leads Phil Nicoletti up a huge step up at Miles Mountain. Toth put up a good fight but Nicoletti has been winning everything he enters.

Barry Carsten came to Miles Mountain for the first time and took home three expert wins.

Chad Bellot soars to the College Boy victory.

Kyle Boileau launches finish line for the Oil Injected win.

Scott Meshey takes the checkers in the 4-6 group.

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September 17, 2005 4-stroke: 1. Dennis Johns (Suz); 2. Darryl Smith (Hon); 3. Steven Chiappa (Suz); 4. Andrew Meehan (Kaw).

50 oil inj (4-8): 1. Kyle Boileau (Cob); 2. Les Warfield (Ktm); 3. Scott Stockunas (Cob); 4. Tyler Colachino (Ktm); 5. Johnny Rayeski (Yam).

50 stock (4-6): 1. Scott Meshey (Cob); 2. Scott Stockunas (Cob); 3. Carlton Bell (Ktm).

50 stock (7-8): 1. Chase Miller (Kaw); 2. Logan Ehrets (Ktm); 3. Evan Richard (Cob); 4. Wyatt Barto (Cob); 5. Les Warfield (Cob).

65 (7-9): 1. Addison Emory Iv (Yam); 2. Brenen Weindel (Suz); 3. Jason Chacho (Ktm); 4. Evan Richard (Kaw); 5. Chase Miller (Kaw).

65 (10-11): 1. Kameron Page (Ktm); 2. Sean Ballard (Kaw); 3. Avery Brown (Suz); 4. Keegan Bulger (Suz); 5. Nick Desiderio (Ktm).

85 (7-9): 1. Mitchell Ovell (Kaw); 2. Addison Emory Iv (Yam).

85 (10-11): 1. Nick Desiderio (Ktm); 2. Kameron Page (Hon); 3. Joey Peters (Kaw); 4. Alex Maldet (Suz); 5. Daryn Thompson (Suz).

85 (12-13): 1. Frank Lettieri (Suz); 2. James Doolittle (Suz); 3. Zachary Don (Yam); 4. Tyler Getgen (Hon); 5. Adam Meshey (Ktm).

85 (14-15): 1. Lowell Spangler (Suz); 2. Tyler Smith (Yam).

85 (9-13): 1. Nick Desiderio (Ktm); 2. Joey Peters (Kaw); 3. Kameron Page (Ktm); 4. Alex Maldet (Suz); 5. Daryn Thompson (Suz).

Supermini (12-15): 1. Lowell Spangler (Suz); 2. Frank Lettieri (Suz); 3. James Doolittle (Suz); 4. Josh Haskell (Kaw).

125 schoolboy (12-15): 1. Phillip Nicoletti (Hon); 2. Garret Toth (Suz); 3. Lowell Spangler (Suz); 4. Dennis Johns (Suz); 5. Frank Lettieri (Suz).

Collegeboy (16-24): 1. Chad Bellott (Ktm); 2. Tyler Kline (Ktm); 3. Paul Treas III (Yam); 4. Josh Rockwell (Yam); 5. Neal Kulp (Yam).

125 C: 1. Andrew Meehan (Kaw); 2. Addison Kramer (Yam); 3. Jordan Moyer (Suz); 4. Andrew Chacho (Suz); 5. Ned Lorson (Hon).

125 B: 1. Phillip Nicoletti (Hon); 2. Dennis Johns (Suz); 3. Garret Toth (Suz); 4. Mike Tippin (Suz); 5. Rj Reynolds (Hon).

125 A: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Jeremy Cook (Hon); 3. Willy Toth (Suz); 4. Casey Clark (Yam); 5. Clint Johnson (Suz).

250 C: 1. Cody Schneider (Yam); 2. Broc Moore (Hon); 3. Steven Dickson (Suz); 4. Tim Miller (Hon); 5. Jon Murray (Yam).

250 B: 1. Phillip Nicoletti (Hon); 2. Rj Reynolds (Hon); 3. Mike Tippin (Suz); 4. Steven Chiappa (Suz); 5. Tyler Kline (Ktm).

250 A: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Jeremy Cook (Hon); 3. Casey Clark (Yam); 4. Willy Toth (Suz); 5. Gaylin Dickson (Suz).

Plus 25 Amateur: 1. Steven Sheckler (Hon); 2. Bill Hopkins (Hon); 3. Sam Aspinwall (Kaw).

Plus 25 Expert: 1. Clint Johnson (Suz); 2. Gatwin Dickson (Suz); 3. Darryl Smith (Hon); 4. Todd Weindel (Suz); 5. Wayne Powers (Yam).

Vet Novice (+30): 1. Robert Rayeski (Hon); 2. Matt Gray (Suz); 3. Hans Pacmblad

(Yam); 4. Mike Hess (Kaw); 5. Brian Bright (Yam).

Vet Amateur (+30): 1. Lance Camp (Yam); 2. Steven Sheckler (Hon); 3. Robert Mccollum (Hon); 4. Sam Aspinwall (Kaw); 5. Addison Emory Jr (Hon).

Vet Expert (+30): 1. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Andy Miller (Suz); 3. Darryl Smith (Hon); 4. Gatwin Dickson (Suz); 5. Ken Messerman (Hon).

Senior (+40): 1. Ken Messerman (Hon); 2. Lance Camp (Yam); 3. Bill Perry (Yam); 4. Tom Sebastian (Yam); 5. Edwind Symmestuedt (Hon).

Quad 90: 1. Garratt Barratt (Hon); 2. Josh Wilber (Pol).

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Ultimate MX Championship D-6

Miles Mountain has a dedicated staff that has signed on for life.

Dennis Johns smiles for the MRA camera on his way to the win in the 4 Stroke class.

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I believe they could make a good movie if they wanted to, they’ve done it with car racing (Grand Prix) and many other sports venues but it seems we are still waiting for our movie classic.

A somewhat motorcycle related movie that I have heard good things about but have yet to see is “The Motorcycle Diaries” I’m trying to track down the DVD and I’ll let you know. Till then avoid Hollywood’s vision of us and our sport.

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Some of you may remember the article I wrote about Motorcycles and Hollywood.Well I had the opportunity to see the new Supercross the Movie motion picture, and guess what, nothing has changed. This movie was so bad I would have walked out on it on an airplane. Four strokes that sound like two strokes and vice versa, get-offs that sound like a car crashing in a Triple X movie.Unimaginably bad dialog. My personal favorite was where our hero was adjusting his valves with his girlfriend.

They’re both sweating up a storm as he cranks on a ratchet and she reads the dial gauge. ?????????????????????

Did he have a body part caught in the chain? The sheer idiocy of this leaves me at a loss for words.

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2005 – 2006 Winter Series Race Schedule Nov 5-6, 2005 Nov 19-20, 2005 Nov 26-27, 2005 Dec 3-4, 2005 Dec 10-11, 2005 Jan 7-8, 2006

Actiontown MX – Dillwyn, VA Budds Creek MX – Budds Creek, MD NC Motorsports MX – Henderson, NC Elizabeth City MX – Elizabeth City, NC Actiontown MX – Dillwyn, VA Windy Hills MX – Ellerbe, NC

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Elizabeth City MX – Elizabeth City, NC NC Motorsports MX – Henderson, NC Elizabeth City MX – Elizabeth City, NC Elizabeth City MX – Elizabeth City, NC

All races will have Saturday practice for Motorcycles and ATV’s from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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Trophies – 5 places guaranteed each race and then 1 per 3 riders up to 10 places Series awards will be given out at the final race of the series on February 25 & 26 at Elizabeth City MX, Elizabeth City, NC District and AMA Memberships Required to Race – can be purchased on race day at the tracks

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Racer Review

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Pagoda short track

September 17-18, 2005 • Pagoda Cup • Photos by MRA Pagoda MC was your host for a two day District 6 Short Track event at their grounds in Birdsboro, PA. Saturday night brought a regular racing program with a record 166 entries for Pagoda along with a record crowd of spectators to witness the 1st ever Pagoda Cup. The Pagoda Cup was a fifteen lap main event that paid out over $1500.00 to the participants. The big cash was sponsored by Bromley Suzuki KTM, Lancaster HD, Scott Powersports, Schaffer HD and Monster Plates. Three heat races were run thru out the day with the top four from each heat advancing. Money was paid out at various laps to the leader at the time and various pay outs were awarded to all that participated. Pro racer Donny Mullen ended up with the lions share of the purse with Scott Powersports backed Raun Wood grabbing second and Baer Racings Shawn Baer rounding out the top three.

On Sunday, Pagoda hosted the second day of racing under bright skies and pleasant temperatures. The crowd was smaller than the night before but the racing was just as intense. In the Sportsman division Pro Racer Raun Wood would get out to the early lead. Wood would hold his position until lap three of the 8 lap main; until young AMS backed Brandon Robinson would slip by on the back straight. Robinson would hold on and race to the checkers.

The weekends racing action also brought the Speedway bikes to Pagoda. A local family, the Lengle’s have been racing Speedway bikes for years but need to travel to do so. They are making every effort to get a points paying class designated in District 6 for the upcoming season. If you would like to know how to get involved in this new to our area sport, contact Damon Lengle at damonchip@comcast.net . You can view event photos at www.mcracingaction.com and be sure to keep an eye on Pagodas schedule to get out to their next event.

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Ask Powersports/Bel Ray/Monster Plates Pro Rider Donny Mullen came to Pagoda and won the Pagoda Cup cash on a Tom McGrane ride.

Evan Baer (64) and Chris Maccarty (23) mix it up in 250 B racing action. Baer would edge out Maccarty for the win.

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Oct 16

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AMS / Tiger Plates Sponsored Brandon Robinson (44) beat all of the Pro’s in the highly contested Sportsman class.

All answers can be found in this months issue of MRA

Across 4. What motorcycle manufacturer just introduced a 50cc 4 stroke 6. Some MDRA members favorite evening festivity 7. Who won the 85 (12-15) C class at Doublin Gap on Labor Day 8. Womens points leader-Ultimate MX Series 9. Which race promoter is helping to give away a Team Green Ride for 2006 11. What is moto dogs first name 12. Where’s the best place to go Christmas Shopping 13. What business contributes the Racers Edge story to MRA 14. Who hosted the Ultimate MX weekend 16. Who won the holeshot money at Sleepy Hollow on Labor Day

Down 1. New MX Practice Park in D-6 2. Who won the 6th annual Paul Crumbling Memorial Race 3. Where is the MDRA Awards Banquet being held 5. 2005 40+ National Champ at Loretta’s 6. Who just got caught in the act 10. Who won two 5 ft trophies at Ft. of Mountain 11. A new product to help reduce spoke maintenance 15. This months Harescramble Hotshot 17. What local company is giving away pit bikes 18. Who is leading the MDRA Series in the 250A Division

Short Track Results

Sept. 17, 2005 Pagoda Cup 1. Donald Mullen; 2. Raun Wood; 3. Shawn Baer; 4. Brian Phillips; 5. Kevin Varnes; 6. Ken Yoder; 7. John Lewis; 8. Thomas McGrane; 9. Chris Klinefelter; 10. Brandon Robinson; 11. Roy Miller; 12. Michael McKee. Sept. 18, 2005 Speedway 1. Charles Lengle; 2. Chris Maccarty; 3. Brandon Robinson; 4. Stefan Laessig; 5. Doug Hepsh.

50 Oil (4-6) 1. Kenneth Kolsocsky; 2. Colin Cunningham; 3. Kyle McGrane; 4. Tristan Avery; 5. Cameron Smith; 6. Ricky Morrow.

50 Oil (7-8) 1. Jaheel Tyson; 2. Noah McGuigan; 3. Shianna James.

50 (4-6) 1. Logan Henne; 2. Kyle McGrane; 3. Tristan Avery; 4. Devin Owens; 5. Cameron Smith; 6. Colin Cunningham.

50 (7-8) 1. Jaheel Tyson; 2. Shianne James.

60 (7-11) 1. Joey Schmidt; 2. Keagan Henne; 3. Jerimiah Snow.

80 (7-11) 1. Cassidy Heiser; 2. Daniel Bromley; 3. Derek Hersh; 4. Joey Schmidt; 5. Tyler Stacey; 6. Eric Yurejefcic; 7. Joshua Owens; 8. Jacob Shoemaker.

80 (12-15) 1. Ryan Connelly; 2. Edward Draves; 3. Justin Owens.

100 Mod 1. Cassidy Heiser; 2. Eric Yurejefcic; 3. Ryan Connelly.

125 B 1. Haden Avery; 2. Shayna Texter; 3. John Long; 4. Byron Whipperran; 5. Megan James; 6. Jesse Long.

250 B 1. Evan Baer; 2. Chris Maccarty; 3. Shayna Texter; 4. John Long; 5. Rick Morrow; 6. Megan James; 7. Sam Wiggins; 8. Ronald Hoskins; 9. Haden Avery; 10. Timothy Rau. Vet 1. Michael Varnes; 2. Perry Phillips; 3. James Chapman; 4. Aaron Humphrey; 5. Ronald Hoskins; 6. Roy Miller.

Senior 1. Joseph Bromley; 2. James Chapman; 3. Joseph Dohm; 4. Mark Stambaugh; 5. Richard Washak; 6. Steven Bromley; 7. Scott Slade; 8. Raymond Jenkins.

Sportsman 1. Brandon Robinson; 2. Raun Wood; 3. Donald Mullen; 4. Perry Phillips; 5. Cory Texter; 6. Bryan Armstrong; 7. Nicholas Henderson; 8. RJ Hart; 9. Nick Guiseppe; 10. Rick Morrow.

250 A 1. Brandon Robinson.

251 – Open A Stk. Frame 1. Donald Mullen; 2. Roy Miller; 3. Michael Varnes; 4. Bryan Armstrong; 5. Doug Reinhart; 6. Cory Texter; 7. Nicholas Henderson; 8. RJ Hart.

251 – Open A Mod. Frame 1. Brandon Robinson; 2. Cory Texter; 3. Raymond Leid.

251 –Open B Stk. Frame 1. Joseph Garthercole; 2. Shayna Texter; 3. Byron Whipperran; 4. Robert Cazzillo; 5. Sam Wiggins.

251- Open B Mod. Frame 1. Evan Baer; 2. Robert Cazillo; 3. Joseph Gathercole.

90 – 4W 1. Joseph Bromley; 2. Bren Marra; 3. Tyler Turner.

Sportsman – 4W 1. William Sipp; 2. Austin Willard; 3. John Gangerni.

4 Stroke – 4W 1. Austin Willard.

2 Stroke – 4W 1. William Sipp; 2. John Gangerni.

Chip Lengle wins the Speedway division, a new class that may be formed in D6 for next season.

AMS sponsored Cassidy Heiser wins two classes. 80 (7-11) on the 67 bike and 100cc on the 5 bike.

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MDRA HOTSHOT How Bad Do You Really Want It? “It” the win. Ask yourself “Am I really willing to dedicate my time and energy for it?”. If the answer is “yes” then keep reading to really understand what a good work ethic is. First of all, always giving 100% of your energy to training. In order to do this you will need to make some adjustments, like passing on the invites to parties, improve your diet, and of course always getting a good nights rest. Sounds easy but when it comes down to following through with all this it takes commitment and dedication.

One of the athletes I train, Kim Geist, just competed in the Junior World Cycling Championships in Austria. Kim is a really talented cyclist and one of the most focused athletes that I have ever worked with. She trains eleven months out of the year to reach her goal – to compete for the World Champion title. Last year she won the Bronze medal at the Junior World Championships in Los Angeles, California. This year qualifying allowed her to make the trip to Austria where she won the Bronze medal on the track and a fourth place finish in the sixty mile road race.

During the off-season Kim’s training consists of four nights a week in the gym with a combination of weight training and interval workouts on the indoor cycling trainer. On weekends she rides 70 miles on Saturday and an additional 60 miles on Sunday. Kim also manages to maintain her “A” average at school with one day of rest. Sounds busy – remember that is what she does during the off-season!

OK, let’s get down to the good stuff, training during the season. Weight training is cut back to two days a week but time on the bike really picks up.

Training during the Season: Monday AM Road Ride (30-40 miles)

2 hours

PM Weight Training 1 hour Track Training 2 hours Tuesday

AM Track training PM Road training

2 hours 1 ½ hours

Wednesday AM Road Ride (75-80 miles)

4 hours Thursday AM Track Training

PM Weight Training Road ride

2 hours 1 hour 1 hour

Friday

AM Road Ride PM Track Racing

1 ½ hours

Saturday

AM Road Ride

1 ½ - 3 hours

Sunday Road Racing (40-60 miles)

Kim was focused and disciplined all year to improve. It took all this to go three seconds faster then she did in Los Angeles the year before. Kim has been racing her bicycle since she was eight years old and has earned 18 National Championships and two World bronze medals. She knows what it really means to be a champion!

Do you still want “it”? Yes, then don’t just say it, start thinking, acting and training like a winner. We all know the training is going to be the hard part but worth every minute to improve the fun part, racing and winning.

Take a look at the grown up Ricky Carmichael who transformed from a pudgy little kid into a champion. This guy is an animal. His training consists of a forty-mile bike ride in the morning, three forty-minute motos after lunch and a gym workout in the evening. That is dedication. All that training is why he loves racing and winning. Oh yeah, he also gets paid a lot of money to do it.

Still interested in getting into winner form?

I can help you get there with a monthly training program for off and/or in-season. I am organizing two-day training schools that will cover training and strengthening in the morning then riding with some top local Pros in the evening at local tracks this coming spring. I am also looking to sponsor some local riders for the ‘06 season. Email your resume to me at totalwt@hotmail.com.

Keep training ~ Bob Schuler

Name: David Wingate Event: MDRA Race Series Age: 14 Hometown: Pasadena, MD District #: 724 Ride: Kawasaki KX 85 Class: 85cc (12-15) C Experience: 7 years racing Hobbies: BMX Fav. Food: Hardshell Crabs Fav. Racer: Travis Pastrana Sponsors: ASV, Decal Works, CDR, Mom and Dad Thanks to: Tim Schmelyun and CDR Future goals: To go to Loretta’s.

David Wingate from Pasadena, MD is our newest MDRA Hotshot. David is in his last year on the mini’ s and is tied for first place in the 85cc (12-15) C division with Josh Fisher with two events left at the time of this printing. David is also competing in the Junior Mini division where he currently sits in fifth place. David used to ride in the District 7 youth series prior to this year. He joined the MDRA in 2005 so he could race against his peers and he finds himself at the top of the pack coming right down to the end of the series. It will be a close battle, both David and Josh are great competitors and it’s hard to say who will grab the championship. David has also been practicing on his Yamaha YZ125. He competed a few weeks ago on the big bike for the first time and he took a fourth place in the School Boy division. Not too shabby for the first time out.

David has actually grown out of his 85cc bike but will finish the year on it to chase the championship points. Watch for him next year racing both School Boy and 125 C. David and his family also asked that we send a big Thank You out to Tim Schmelyun. Tim has helped David with his training and practice regimen. With a coach like Tim in his corner it is no wonder that he is doing well. David would also like to thank the folks at CDR. They keep his bike tuned and have helped out with trackside support to keep David on course. By the time you are reading this the last two rounds of the MDRA Series will be in the books and we’ll know how David faired. First or second he is still a Hotshot in my book. We wish David the best of luck in the remainder of 2005 and we’ll be watching come next season. And who knows, we still have time for more Hotshots this year. Maybe it will be you. Keep an eye out next month for the newest MDRA Hotshot.

Jim Bull MRA

Announcing The 1st Motorcycle Accessory & Parts Consignment Shop In The Tri-state Area!

Ken Carr Cycle Center is please to announce that we are accepting consignments for our store on Route 202 across from the King of Prussia Mall.

Kids growing out of good clothing and boots – now you have a place you can take it to – and have an easier way to sell!

July 30, 2005: Local Hare Scramble racer Bugsy Wakefield gets a fifth place finish at USA International Raceway in Shawano, WI. The 2005 Honda Red Rider Junior Supermoto Challenge presented by HRCA. The Honda Red Rider Junior Supermoto Challenge is a support class race for teenagers aged 12-15 aboard identical

2005 CRF150s that are modified for safety requirements and left in the mild stock state of tune, putting the emphasis on riding ability and smart racing.

The Supermoto challenge is an invitationonly affair and Dale Wakefield, Jr. is the first ever “Off Road Racer” to compete in the Supermoto challenge. Prospective racers must submit their racing résumé, a letter

outlining their racing goals, and here’s the part that may be a little bit different, their latest school report card. These criteria stress not only racing ability, but academics as well. Applicants are then reviewed and invitations are issued for 15 students at each round of the Supermoto Championship.

Dale was invited to compete in round # 2 in late July having only 3 days notice. You don’t pass an opportunity like this by so Bugsy and his dad Dale Sr. packed up and headed west. Talking to Bugsy after he got home he said that it was some of the coolest racing he has ever done and he can’t wait to do it again. Bugsy got a fifth out of fifteen that day so he didn’t qualify to go to the finals in Reno in October but he sure had a blast. The top three from the first six rounds will be invited to the season finale in downtown Reno where a national winner will be crowned Red Rider Junior Supermoto Champion for 2005.

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For those of you that don’t know we’d like to introduce you to the new for 2005 Irish Valley MX and ATV Park. Irish Valley actually opened in the late fall of 2004 after several years of planning and approvals were in place. Irish Valley is an off road park featuring multiple motocross, supercross and oval tracks for all levels of riding abilities.

Below is a list of tracks at the park, and new for 2005 is a playground area.

Track 1 Mini Supercross Track Track 2 Pro Supercross Track Track 3 Intermediate Track Track 4 Pro Motocross Track Track 6 Starting Gate Oval Track Track 7 Mini Oval Flat Track

(bikes under 90cc)

Also important to know is that All QUADS are welcomed back starting Sept. 3rd. IVMX now has the watering system back in order and they are combining saw dust and sand into the dirt track to help minimize the dust. Motorcycles are allowed April thru November and the Quads will be allowed on a seasonal basis, from April thru Memorial Day and then again from Labor Day until closing in November.

Irish Valley is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00am until dusk and free overnight camping is allowed (please call to make arrangements @ 570-648-7117 or 570-672-2538). You can buy a daily pass to ride or if you prefer a season pass is available. Rates for the 2005 Season are as follows: DAILY PASS $30.00 YOUTH DAILY PASS $20.00 TWILIGHT PASS $20.00 (begins at 5:00 pm) YOUTH TWILIGHT PASS $10.00 (Twilight runs from 4-3-05 to 10-29-05)

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INDIVIDUAL SEASON PASS $325.00 YOUTH SEASON PASS $225.00 ADDITIONAL SEASON PASS FOR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER $175.00

Irish Valley is located seven miles Northwest of the town of Shamokin.(not to be confused with Shamokin Dam, they are 2 different places). Just 3.6 miles from Rt.61 on the right side look for MANGLE MOTORS AND MASSER’S FARM MARKET. Make the turn between these two businesses.

Look for the orange and blue IVMX signs, Irish Valley Road is not yet labeled at the intersection.

FROM INTERSTATE 80: Take exit 224 to Rt. 54 East for 12 miles to Elysburg. Take Rt. 487 South 2.3 miles. Turn LEFT onto Rt. 61 South 1.7 miles. Just past Massers Farm Market on right, Turn RIGHT onto Irish Valley Road 3.6 miles. Track is on right.

FROM INTERSTATE 81: Take Minersville/ Shamokin Exit 116 to Rt. 901 West. 901 for 14.2 miles, Turn LEFT onto Rt. 61 North for 5 miles. Turn LEFT onto Irish Valley Road 3.6 miles. Track is on your right.

Irish Valley sounds like a great place to take the whole family for a fun day of riding and practicing. They are open until Sunday November 13, 2005 (weather permitting).

You can check their website for more details at www.irishvalleymx.com. They also offer a full service graphics company at their facility and you can check that out at www. lmsgraphics.com. So load up the family and the bikes and head in whatever direction you need to get there and have a blast and don’t forget to tell them that MRA sent you.

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