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VOLUME 13, ISSUE 8 • OCTOBER 2009

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DELAWARE ENDURO RIDERS ANNUAL HARE SCRAMBLES SERIES

Go to the DER web site (www.delawareenduroriders.com) for additional information and directions.

There will be free camping and plenty of room. The St. George’s Boy Scout Troop 123 will provide food.

DELAWARE ENDURO RIDERS FIRST HARE SCRAMBLES SUNDAY ONLY OCTOBER 25TH ON THE C&D CANAL PROPERTY THE COURSE features all newly cut trails featuring the only phragmitis sections in the world.

The Course is fast, fun and friendly, an absolute joy to ride. There is no need for bark busters or hand guards. The start will be on a large grass field with a ¼ mile run to the trails, all of which have been cut and manicured with a tractor and brush-hog.

LOOK FOR THE NEXT HARE SCRAMBLER NOVEMBER 14-15, 2009

THE PEEWEE AND YOUTH events both start at 9:00 AM on Sunday with separate courses, same scoring location and same pit area. The PeeWee event will run for one hour and Youth will run for 1.5 hours. The courses are all wide trails with no motocross track. Don’t miss this event!

This is a true Hare Scrambles Course to determine who are the best riders in their respective classes.

THE C-CLASS event starts at 11:00 AM and will run on the 6-mile Youth course for 1.5 hours.

Masters, Golden Masters and women will run this event.

THE EVENT FOR A AND B CLASSES starts at 1:30 PM and will use the 6-mile youth course plus the 3-mile mini course and another 2.0 miles of extra special terrain thrown in for good measure and bench racing purposes. These courses are utilized once a year, so they are not beaten up.

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CAUGHT IN THE ACT

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Motocross Championships

Round 10: Budds Creek MX Park August 22, 2009 - By Matt Wozney / MXPTV a hard charging Chad Reed on his Rockstar/Makita Suzuki RMZ450 was on the move after an outsidethe-top-10 start as he quickly went

by Cooper and Alessi for second before the halfway point of the moto. However, Millsaps grew his lead to over 30 seconds until Reed moved into second. For the rest of the moto, Reed chipped away Millsaps’ lead ever so slowly. While Reed was making up time, fellow Aussie Jake Moss, who debuted his Monster Energy/Kawasaki factory ride at Budds Creek, rode very well in the top before his bike literally went up in smoke, and after a freak crash going up the old finish line hill, Moss was left with a DNF for moto 1. Valli Motorsports Yamaha rider Kyle Regal, who was fresh from the Loretta Lynn’s dude ranch a few weeks prior, was putting on a Reed-like moto, coming through the pack passing riders like Andrew Short and Ivan Tedesco on his privateer Yamaha 450.

Toward moto’s end, Reed caught up Red Bull/Honda’s Davi Millsaps held off a hard charging Chad Reed to take the on the back wheel moto 1 win in the 450 class. of Millsaps’ on the white flag lap but never would get around, allowing 450 Class As the first 450 moto went around Millsaps to get his first moto win of the first corner, Team Honda/ the season. For Millsaps, this was Red Bull’s Davi Millsaps was in a big confidence boost after an control with the holeshot followed already rough year that ranged from

by MotoConcepts/Honda riders injuries on the track to personal Tyler Bowers and Jeff Alessi. Joe problems off the track. Chad Gibbs Racing’s Cody Cooper Reed took second as new Yamaha got his best start of the year and recruited rider Matt Goerke rode followed closely behind Alessi for to his then-best moto finish with the battle for second while Bowers a third place. Regal was fourth, slipped back through the pack. But and Team Honda/Red Bull’s Ivan Tedesco was fifth.

Round 10 of the 2009 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championships kicked off at the famed Budds Creek Motocross Park in Budds Creek, Md., and it sure played an important part in the series. A good crowd was on hand to catch the world’s fastest motocross stars of today do battle on southern Maryland’s prestigious motocross track, which has hosted previous U.S. Grand Prix rounds and the Motocross of Nations in September 2007. This year’s national proved to be an exciting one with great racing and crazy weather.

Let’s see how the motos went down on Saturday.

Moto 2 saw the skies start to cloud up and light rain started to fall on the Budds Creek facility. Honda/Red Bull’s Ivan Tedesco took the early lead and would hold that lead for much of the moto. But once again, Chad Reed, coming back from a slightly better but not great start in moto 2, put on another charge to front that saw him right behind Tedesco before the halfway point.

Canidae/Kawasaki rider Tommy Hahn had a much better start in moto 2 after his 12th-place finish in moto 1 and ran behind Tedesco before getting by him for second.

At the checkers, it was Reed with the win, the overall, and his first ever 450 outdoor championship. Reed locked up the 450 title with two rounds still left to go.

450 Class Overall Results:

1: Chad Reed (2-1) 2: David Millsaps (1-6) 3: Ivan Tedesco (5-3) 4: Kyle Regal (4-4) 5: Thomas Hahn (12-2) 6: Michael Byrne (6-5) 7: Tim Ferry (9-8) 8: Andrew Short (7-10) 9: Matt Goerke (3-27) 10: Jimmy Albertson (11-12) 250 Class

Muscle Milks/MDK/KTM rider Ryan Sipes and Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Jake Weimer lead the 250 class out of the first turn in moto 1. During the first lap, Sipes slipped backward after going backward in an uphill S-turn section that saw riders like Tommy

Rockstar/Makita Suzuki’s Chad Reed was on the gas all day, coming back each moto to get the overall win in the 450 class at Budds Creek.

Searle, Ryan Dungey, and Blake Wharton get by. Weimer, who was in the lead during this time, was later under pressure from his teammate Christophe Pourcel, the 250 class points leader. Behind Pourcel was Dungey and Geico Powersports/ Honda rider Justin Barcia. As Barcia stayed back in fourth, the top three of Weimer, Pourcel, and Dungey put on a strong three-way battle for the top spot. Pourcel would get around Weimer for the lead as Dungey sat in third looking to move up. As the checkers flew, Pourcel grabbed the moto win, and Weimer would hold off Dungey for second in moto 2. Dungey was third. Barcia was fourth. Star Racing/Yamaha’s Darryn Durham finished his season best fifth in moto 1.

Moto 2 saw an entirely different moto as the skies got even darker than the second 450 moto, and then the clouds opened up and dumped rain all over the Budds Creek MX Park. After a 30-second board miscommunication, the moto was restarted with

2152: Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Jake Weimer was your 250 class winner at Budds Creek.

everyone mudded up. After the restart, the rain started to fall even harder, and Jake Weimer was

Chad Reed celebrates his first 450 outdoor title with mechanic Mike Gosselaar at the podium.

A DIVISON OF EASTMX.COM The dark clouds and heavy rains came down during the second 250 moto that left riders mudded up right from the start.

Maryland’s Stephen Stella made it into the 250 class and finished out 30-36 for 37th overall at Budds Creek.

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Rockstar/Makita Suzuki’s Ryan Dungey finished third overall in the 250 class at Budds Creek.

Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki teammates Jake Weimer (19) and Christophe Pourcel (377) battle during the first 250 moto at Budds Creek.

once again up in front with Tommy Searle and privateer Jimmy Decotis not far behind. The rain would just keep getting worse and worse throughout the moto, eventually shortening the moto by five to six minutes due to the threatening track conditions that included flooding all over the track. Even Budds Creek’s pond in the middle of the track grew to lake status after the moto. The riders were seen, or well, not seen really, as they were dodging or simply racing through ponds littered all over the track. At moto’s end, Jake Weimer lead this one from start to finish to grab the moto 2 and overall win in the 250 class. This was Jake’s second overall win on the year. Brett Metcalfe dug deep the entire second moto to get second after making many passes in the moto. Pourcel held his championship lead in moto 2 with a third place.

Geico Powersports/Factory Connection/Honda rider Justin Barcia checks out the dark clouds hovering over the Budds Creek facility while on the gate for 250 Moto 2.

The GOAT himself, Ricky Carmichael, made a special appearance at Budds Creek to check out the racing and also hang out with the fans.

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250 Overall Results: 1: Jake Weimer (2-1) 2: Christophe Pourcel (1-3) 3: Ryan Dungey (3-4) 4: Justin Barcia (4-7) 5: Austin Stroupe (8-6) 6: Brett Metcalfe (18-2) 7: Matt Lemoine (14-5) 8: Ryan Sipes (11-9) 9: PJ Larsen (10-10) 10: Tyla Rattray (6-15) The Locals 250 Class 11: Darryn Durham (5-35) 14: Taylor Futrell (23-8) 20: Jimmy Decotis (31-14) 21: Phil Nicoletti (15-29) 26: Mike Stryker (37-19) 37: Stephen Stella (30-36) 450 Class 28: Ronnie Stewart (29-24) 30: Jacob Morrison (32-22) 31: Jason Lawrence (23-31) 35: Charles Ellis (40-23) 36: Ryan Smith (35-28) 37: Ben Ritter (38-29)

Chad Reed is crowned the 2009 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Champion in the 450 class with two rounds still left to go.

Pennsylvania’s Ronnie Stewart went 29-24 for 28th overall at Budds Creek on his Ocean County Powersports Suzuki.

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August 23, 2009 In late August we found ourselves back at the Pagoda Motorcycle Club in Birdsboro, PA, for the second out of three SX / MX weekends that the club will host in 2009. As been par for the course this year, the weather once again changed everyone’s plans, dumping massive amounts of rain on the facility in the day and overnight prior to the event.

This time the track crew from Pagoda made the call to cancel their Saturday night SX in the hopes of salvaging the track for Sunday’s MX

By Jim Bull Photo.com

top five.

In amateur racing action, Pagoda member Ritchie Kastle would win both divisions by consistently running up front. Local fast guy Kameron Page had two great first motos but couldn’t put it together the second time around in either B division, allowing Kastle to go on for the wins.

Many classes saw great battles today, and you can check those results here along with all of the great racing action photos from the day at www.jimbullphoto.com. Pagoda’s next SX / MX combo weekend is on the weekend of October 10-11, and that will be in combination with their “VPE / Rays Yamaha Big Bucks Weekend.”

Pagoda Motorcycle Club 8/23/2009 Race Results 50 cc 4 stroke

1) Michael Johnson; 2) Ryder Martinelii “70, 80, 90, 110 mini track”

1) Danny Mcrae; 2) Sean Betham; 3) Alex Mcrae; 4) Matthew Sierocinski; 5) Cayden Heiselman Open A

1) Jeremy Cook; 2) Daniel A. Holton Jr; 3) Cody L. Lunceford; 4) Cameron Rodriguez; 5) Justin E. Frederick; 6) Richard E. Lax; 7) Lee H. Chavous; 8) Jason W. Smith Open B

Matthew Boyer from Reinholds, PA, is your 65 (10-11) champ.

race. I wasn’t there, but many claim there was a river running through the pits on Saturday, and some were skeptical that Sunday’s race would even take place.

The faithful hunkered down and stayed, and they can be glad they did. Sunday morning awoke full of sunshine with warm but pleasant August temperatures. The club members got to work right away, and by race time the track was ready for racing.

The 250 A group was the first class off the gate, and the crowd got a treat with Pro Motocross racer Cameron Rodriguez from Las Vegas, NV, making the trip to Pagoda the day after Budds Creek. Rodriquez rode well but was no match for some of our locals who are determined to reach the top of their class.

Young Cody Lunceford would ride to a 2-1 finish for first overall, with Jeremy Cook going 3-2 for second, then Rodriquez 1-5 to round out the podium.

In Open A action, Cook would take the O/A by sweeping the class, with Dan Holton finishing second followed by Lunceford in third and Rodriguez in fourth. Pagoda club member Justin Frederick would round out the

1) Richard J. Kastle; 2) Derek Rogers; 3) Larry A. Mutschler; 4) Bryan Simcox; 5) Kyle Mell; 6) George L. Sabo; 7) Coty S. Sebastian; 8) Nicholas R. Weber; 9) Kameron M. Page; 10) Zachary A. Klaptosky Open C

1) Kevin Bari Jr; 2) Michael S. Major; 3) Zachary Waldrop; 4) Kyle S. Haas; 5) Zachary Reinson; 6) Dominick A. Dreisbach; 7) Craig Fussell; 8) Christian Major; 9) Nate Kreider; 10) William Carling 250 A

Kevin Rivera takes a moto win, going 1-2 for second O/A in Junior Mini.

1) Cody L. Lunceford; 2) Jeremy Cook; 3) Cameron Rodriguez; 4) Andrew R. Delong; 5) Lee H. Chavous; 6) Jon Hercik

1) Josh H. Guyton; 2) Colin Rihn; 3) Joe Dephillipo; 4) Ryan H. Gerlott; 5) Michael Reeser Ii Jr; 6) Connor Weeks

250 B

25+A

1) Richard J. Kastle; 2) Michael Mackeprang; 3) Derek Rogers; 4) Kameron M. Page; 5) Trevor A. Monn; 6) Paul J. Sanfelice Jr; 7) Zachary A. Klaptosky; 8) Scott Salem; 9) Coty S. Sebastian; 10) Anthony J. Soistman

1) Jeremy Cook; 2) Michael Klinger; 3) James B. Wilke; 4) Jordan Baldridge

250 C Main

1) Avery D. Brown; 2) Kevin Bari Jr; 3) Craig Fussell; 4) Kyle S. Haas; 5) James D. Munch; 6) Jake Willoughby; 7) Anthony S. Maladra; 8) Frank Mohr; 9) Jason Shahan; 10) Dallas Shahan 250 C Consi

25+B

1) Derek L. Martzall; 2) Nicholas R. Weber; 3) Timothy Deitzler; 4) Jeremy J. Kready; 5) Eric Bucalo; 6) Kristopher Shumaker 30 + Vet A

1) Dave Green; 2) Michael P. Bear; 3) Ethan Waybright; 4) Gregory Pamart 30 + Vet B

1) Kevin Kolb; 2) Joseph Hegeman; 3) Eric Boyer; 4) Chris Boltz; 5) Timothy N. Green; 6) Timothy S. Nester; 7) Corey Noll; 8) Anthony Dimarzio 30 + Vet C

1) Dustin L. Morris; 2) Clint A. Moore; 3) Michael Finkbiner; 4) Thomas Beck; 5) Marty Harmes; 6) Michael S. Grejdus; 7) Ronald Stump; 8) Kris Haight; 9) Randal Dierolf; 10) Kevin M. Bari Sr 35 + A

1) Michael P. Bear; 2) Ethan Waybright; 3) Andrew Ujhelyi; 4) Jeffrey D. Miller 35 + B

1) Kevin Kolb; 2) Melvin Fioravanti Jr; 3) Michael Reynolds; 4) Jason W. Smith; 5) Jeffrey S. Groff; 6) Eric Boyer; 7) Stephen Geary; 8) Chris J. Biringer; 9) Timothy S. Nester; 10) Joseph M. Teller The 250 A riders started the day with Lunceford (46) going 2-1 for the O/A.

40 + Senior A

1) Dave Green; 2) Andrew Ujhelyi

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Super Mini 12-16

1) Luke T. Palonicola; 2) Jason Shahan; 3) Christian Major; 4) Chase Rusden; 5) Brian S. Lacinski; 6) Fred C. Kramer; 7) Addison Emory Iv; 8) Joseph Sweigart

85 9-11

1) Kameron M. Page; 2) Luke T. Palonicola; 3) Anthony S. Maladra; 4) Fred C. Kramer; 5) Jake Willoughby; 6) Logan A. Ehrets; 7) Joseph Sweigart; 8) Dan Tino

1) Savion D. Terry; 2) Mathew Boyer; 3) Dawson Evitts; 4) Dominic J. Tibberino; 5) Jake Bari; 6) Ricky Deck; 7) Justin Quinn; 8) Kyle G. Watkins; 9) Hunter Moore; 10) Andrew J. Warner

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85 12-15

1) Michael Mackeprang; 2) Kyle S. Haas; 3) Avery D. Brown; 4) Justin Harris; 5) Brian S. Lacinski; 6) Michael R. Harrell; 7) Kameron M. Page

1) Addison Emory Iv; 2) Luke T. Palonicola; 3) Dallas Shahan; 4) Kevin Rivera; 5) Joshua Fey; 6) Cameron Gentry; 7) Devin Dierwechter; 8) Kyle Robinson;

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The “Gate Girls” as usual on the job on the Pagoda front lines.

40 + Senior B

1) Michael Reynolds; 2) Chris J. Biringer; 3) Stephen Geary; 4) Kirk Reinson; 5) David P. Fink; 6) Robert Amey; 7) Jason W. Smith; 8) Ronald Stump; 9) Steve Bohlen; 10) Anthony Dimarzio 45 +

1) Tom Sebastian; 2) David Wyeth; 3) George P. Macneill; 4) Andrew Bassista WOMEN

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J. Tibberino; 8) Sammatha Waldrop; 9) Jake Bari; 10) Zachary Bassista

Turick; 3) Denise Yoder

Collegeboy 14-24

1) Justin E. Frederick; 2) Richard E. Lax; 3) Jon Hercik; 4) Zachary A. Klaptosky; 5) Gage Seyfert; 6) Jake Eckhart; 7) Bryan Simcox; 8) Paul J. Sanfelice Jr; 9) Larry A. Mutschler; 10) Ryan Bentz

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10-11

1) Addison Emory Iv; 2) Kevin Rivera; 3) Savion D. Terry; 4) Mathew Boyer; 5) Joshua Fey; 6) Craig Delong; 7) Dominic

1) Mathew Boyer; 2) Savion D. Terry; 3) Zachary Bassista; 4) Logan Huff; 5) Nick Wolgemuth; 6) Jared A. Campion; 7) Jack Genovese; 8) R J. Panella; 9) Zachary Taylor; 10) Kevin Hausmann

1) Dawson Evitts; 2) Austin Daniels; 3) Bryce A. Walborn; 4) Brandon Wolfe; 5) Alexander Infurna; 6) Owen Lippold; 6) 5

Ritchie Kastle takes the 250 and Open B wins on his home track.

3) Colby Noll; 4) Alex Thomas; 5) Colton Nester; 6) Christian Smith; 6) 5 beginners 1) Cody Moore; 2) Chase C. Balthaser; 3) Christian Fink; 4) Andrew Cerniglia; 5) Dylan A. Owsley; 6) Billy Dienno

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1) Gauge W. Keith; 2) Evan Knoll; 3) Gavin Evitts; 4) Bryner W. Barnhardt; 5) Josh Hoover; 6) Dominic Amilcare; 7) Robert Clipner Iv; 8) Robert Adams; 9) Hunter J. Morgan; 10) Cody Hegeman 50 7-8 OIL

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Kevin Kolb (456) wins both Vet B and 35 + B.

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Lampeter Fairgrounds - August 29, 2009

By Ryan Henderson

Some individuals cringe at the thought of the word motorcycle, envisioning a vile and dangerous piece of equipment. These people may never see the impact that riding a bike can give you. Although racing is a sport where you find yourself on the edge most times, there is feeling that it gives you that no words can describe. As a paraplegic, I can tell you that one of hardest things to do is watch a race. This is not due to fear or the thought of my accident, but because of the hole that is in my heart where racing once stood. This is sport with many benefits, but we mustn’t forget the dangers.

Every year there is a memorial race held in remembrance of Connor LaFrance. For those of you who don’t know him, he was an up and coming rider who wore the number 767 in multiple styles of racing. He was obviously a versatile rider competing in road races, flat tracks, and super motards. Connor lost his life doing something that he loved when he was only 14. Here is his story from his story….

“Connor passed away in Birmingham, Alabama, on September 21, 2007. He was prepping for the Red Bull Rookies Cup tryouts the following weekend at Barber Motorsports Park. He was out on his CRF450 getting some sight-in laps under his belt while I was getting his RS125 ready to go. He was out for his second session when, as I understand, Connor sat up on the bike coming down the straight between turns 8A and 9. Before the entrance to T-9, Connor raised his left arm to signal he was slowing down and when he looked over his left shoulder to clear before he entered T-9, he veered right off the track and impacted the ARMCO barrier. He crashed right near a waiting ambulance crew, who treated him until a Life Flight could arrive. Connor was airlifted out to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, which is a Level-1 Pediatric Trauma treatment facility. Connor fought for six hours, which was enough time for his mom to fly down and kiss him goodbye before he passed. Connor had turned

The Memorial Race was “Battle Royal” where each rider pushed their bikes to the limits trying to get out front.

Here Tyler Phillips (3) fell going into turn three. Jason Cunningham (14x) ran out of track and collided into Phillips. Don Mullen Sr. (73x) had no choice but to lay his bike down.

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Ryan Connelly (57), Tyler Phillips (3), and Gregory Lerch (73) were the podium finishers in the annual Connor LaFrance Memorial Race on Aug. 29th at the Lampeter Fairgrounds.

14 on June 1st and left behind his two sisters, Brittanie and Emily. He was one of the most focused, talented young racers in the country.

He was also one of the most compassionate, humble, funny kids around. He picked on his sisters as brothers should, and he had many friends of all ages and all walks of life.” -767 You can visit his website at www.

ConnorLaFrance.org and read more. You can also leave a message in his remembrance.

Twelve riders pushed their bikes up to the line for the second annual Connor LaFrance memorial race and the first main event of the night. When the green light popped, Tyler Phillips #3 took the holeshot with pole sitter #57 Ryan Connelly and Gary Jenkins close behind. The red flag came out, sending Jenkins to the penalty row due to a jumped start. The race restarted where Connelly took the holeshot followed by Phillips and Jason Connelly before another red flag was flown due to a crash coming out of turn 2. Ryan Bills went down, collecting Erin Kissinger, Gary Jenkins, and Anthony Crabbe. The third restart was much like the one prior with Connelly out front. Cunningham was working on taking the second position away from Phillips when they made contact. Cunningham went down with his bike cartwheeling down the track giving Gregory Lerch the third spot. Lerch was closely followed by Crabbe, Donald Mullen Sr., and female rider Becca Zafia. Connelly pulled away to take the win followed by Phillips and Lerch. The race can be viewed at http://www. youtube.com/watch?v=lcEnKUjbcxI. The 250B race was a repeat of the memorial race with Connelly up front and Phillips close behind getting pressure from Zafia. They finished the race in that order.

Tyler Phillips took the early lead in the Open B with Jason Cunningham nipping at his heels. With three-quarters of the race behind him, Phillips went down coming out of four.

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with the win. Nathan Reichert and Chase Smith battled in the 50 7-8 class until Reichert went down. Smith took the win followed by Zach Kolsorvky, Reichert, and Alex Myers.

Brandon Price #92 pulled the holeshot in the 65 class and took home the win. Colin Cunningham was hot on Price’s heels until his bike died in turn two. Chase Smith took over the second spot followed by Nathan Reichert.

Cunningham took home the fourth position in front of Trever Williams. Price ran away with the 85 7-11 win. Cameron Smith had to battle Ken Kolsovsky before he took the second position on the outside coming out of turn two. The 85 12-15 class was full of excitement when Joey Jurgens #21 took the lead after Colton Smith went down in turn one. While Smith has been a repeated winner, Jurgens took home his first ever win. Smith caught back up to third and was within a turn of the leaders where Jurgens passed the checkers followed by Owen Cook.

Jurgens was also excited because it was his first race on a 125 where he went home with a fourth-place finish. Colton Smith took that win followed by Samantha Bergman and Matt Trout in the second and thirds spots. Colton

Ethan Stroh (10) rides his way to win the 50 shaft class after battling Damon Ream, Kaiden Rhoads, and Nicholas Crone in Lampeter, PA, on Aug. 29, 2009.

Smith also won the Kids 150 class. Cody Bauer pulled the holeshot before Smith made his move in turn two. Cameron Smith later passed Bauer to take home the second spot.

Samantha Bergman took home the win in the 150 adult class on her #95 TSI Suzuki.

Matt Langrehr took the second spot followed

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Cunningham clipped the falling rider and also went down. Gary Jenkins had no choice but to hold on and launch over the downed bikes, which also grounded him. The race was restarted where Gregory Lerch got out front.

Gregory Lerch took the win in front of Ryan Connelly, Stephen Lerch, and Becca Zafia.

Warren Diem #4 pulled the holeshot in the 40+ class flashing vibrant colors as his bike entered turn one. He led the first lap until a red flag. Ken Haldeman was sent to the penalty row. Diem got the jump on the second start and took it home to win. Diem was followed

by Ray Jenkins, Donald Mullen Sr., Tom Majeski, and Scott Mullen. The 30+ class showed to be a tight battle between the five riders entered into the class. Roy Miller got the holeshot and led until Perry “Ace” Phillips took the lead on his #18 mounted bike. Rich Mellinger followed Phillips past Miller to take over the second spot. Phillips pulled away for the win followed by Mellinger, Miller, Ken Goodwin, and Nick Arment.

Little Damon Ream rode his way to victory on his #17 machine in the 50 4-6 chain class after quite a battle with Ethan Stroh. Ream got the start, and it looked as though he was going to pull away, when Stroh made a charge on the outside. Both riders stayed on the gas and ran side by side. After several laps of battle, Stroh went down going into turn three, giving Ream the win. Ream was followed by Racer Stacey, Hunter Morgan, Justin Sparacks, Ethan Stroh, and then Trent Wilson. Stroh had a little better luck in the 50 4-8 Shaft class later on in the night. In that race, Nicholas Crone got the jump over Stroh, Damon Ream, Kaiden Rhoads, Racer Stacey and a few other riders. Ream made a move on Crone to take over the leading position. Then Stroh takes the second position and Rhoads the third position, dropping Crone back to fourth. Three riders went down in between turns three and four, leaving Stroh

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5) Jesse Long #86; 6) Derek Hersh #8; 7) Johnathan Reid #28; 8) Sam Wiggins #56a; 9) Paul Allison #84; 10) Ryan Bills #9 500 2-valve 1) Jim Chapman #72; 2) Rob Cazillo #72a; 3) Tom Scibek #60a ; 4) Curtis Wise #12; 5) Craig Jamison #4 Adult 100

1) Samantha Bergman #95; 2) Matt Langrehr #8; 3) Mark Tsirigos #50; 4) Brett Singer #44 Memorial Race 1) Ryan Connelly #57; 2) Tyler Phillips #3; 3) Greg Lerch #73; 4) Don Mullen #73x; 5) Becca Zafia #16; 6) Kevin Bills #13 ; 7) Matt Trout #16a; 8) Gary Jenkins #67; 9) Jason Cunningham #14x; 10) Erin Kissinger #66

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Stacey #95; 5) Braden Winsett #11; 6) Hunter Morgan #123; 7) Robert Wheatley #111; 8) Kaiden Rhoads #44; 9) Jacob Humphrey #15; 10) Payton Hake #18 250 B 1) Ryan Connelly #57; 2) Tyler Phillips #3; 3) Becca Zafia #16; 4) Anthony Crabbe #56; 5) Jason Cunningham #14x; 6) Kevin Bills #13; 7) Matt Trout #16a; 8) Christopher Rhoads #22x; 9) Cody Obersol #98; 10) Brian Nuse #22 85 (7-11) 1) Brandon Price #92; 2) Cameron Smith #15; 3) Ken Kolsovsky #67; 4) Colin Cunningham #29a; 5) Nathan Reichert #41 0-51 (7-8) 1) Chase Smith #14; 2) Zach Kolsovsky #66; 3) Nathan Reichert #16; 4) Alex Myers #46; 5) Kaiden Rhoads #15; 6) Nicholas Crone #27; 7) Trever Williams #25; 8) Robert Wheatley #111 251-open A 1) Don Mullen #86a; 2) Austin Greenland #32a; 3) Tom McGrane #99; 4) Mike Poe #83; 5) Jesse Long #86; 6) Derek Hersh #8; 7) Paul Allison #84; 8) Steve Wagner #82z; 9) Johnathan Reid #28; 10) Travis Diem #49 85 (12-15) 1) Joey Jurgens #21; 2) Owen Cook #313; 3) Colton Smith #41; 4) Joe Butler #16 30+ 1) Perry Phillips #18; 2) Rich Mellinger #86; 3) Roy Miller #56; 4) Ken Godwin #84; 5) Nick Arment #62 25-open B 1) Greg Lerch #73; 2) Ryan Connelly #57; 3) Steve Lerch #60; 4) Becca Zafia #16; 5) Anthony Crabbe #38; 6) Alan Acri #48; 7) Gary Jenkins #67; 8) Ryan Bills #9; 9) Jason Cunningham #14x; 10) Don Mullen #73x Open Twin 1) Matt Langrehr #13; 2) Chris Rhoads #22; 3) Dwayne Rhoads #571; 4) Ronnie Pfander #4; 5) Cifford Diem #94 250 Sportsman 1) Roy Miller #56; 2) Rich Mellinger #16a; 3) Alan Acri #48; 4) Kevin Bills #13; 5) Ryan Heagy #72b 150 Air Cooled 1) Colton Smith #41; 2) Cameron Smith #15; 3) Cody Bauer #64 Sportsman 1) Don Mullen #86a; 2) Tom McGrane #99; 3) Austin Greenland #32; 4) Mike Poe #83;

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followed by Rob Cazillo, Tom Shibek, Curtis Wise, and Craig Jamison.

Donnie Mullen, “Mr. Shorttrack,” took home another hat trick with wins in the Sportsman, Open A, and Stock Frame classes. He said that his Miller Motorsports Honda is handling great and has proven that it is getting the job done.

His brother, Perry Phillips, was mentioned before for his win in the 30+, but here he took a second to his brother in the Stock Frame class followed by Derek Hersh, Travis Diem, and Jonathan Reid. Tommie McGrane took home the second spot in the Sportsman class where he was close enough to take the lead if Mullen screwed up. McGrane was followed by Austin Greenland, Mike Poe, and Jesse Long.

Greenland took second in the Open A followed

by McGrane and then Poe. Roy Miller got the jump on Rich Mellinger, Alan Acri, Kevin Bills, and Ryan Heagy.

Mellinger pressured Miller on the outside for a few laps before Miller pulled away for the win.

It was an excellent night and a great show, and we all look forward to the next couple of races.

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40+ class 1) Warren Diem #4; 2) Ray Jenkins #25; 3) Don Mullen #73; 4) Tom Majeski #3; 5) Scott Mullen #21; 6) James Chapman #72; 7) Robert Cazillo #72a; 8) Ken Haldeman #27; 9) Bill Young #121; 10) Steven Stauffer #71 0-51 Chain Drive 1) Damon Ream #17; 2) Racer Stacey #95 ; 3) Hunter Morgan #123 ; 4) Justin Sparacks #26 ; 5) Ethan Stroh #10 ; 6) Trent Wilson #5 450 Stock Frame 1) Don Mullen #86a ; 2) Perry Phillips #18 ; 3) Derek Hersh #8 ; 4) Travis Diem #49; 5) Johnathan Reid #28; 6) Joshee Omori #70; 7) Ken Godwin #84 125 1) Colton Smith #41; 2) Samantha Bergman #95; 3) Matt Trout #16a; 4) Joey Juergens #3; 5) Michael Peter #29; 6) Shain Bourasssa #19; 7) Danny Pirches #12a 65(7-11) 1) Brandon Price #92; 2) Chase Smith #14; 3) Nathan Reichert #16; 4) Colin Cunningham #29a; 5) Trever Williams #25 0-51 Shaft 1) Ethan Stroh #10; 2) Nicholas Crone #7; 3) Damon Ream #17; 4) Racer

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Round 11 District 7 Gold Series Race Delmarva Motorsports Park, Easton, MD August 30, 2009

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MX riders broke up the quad rally briefly as 35+A took the gate with Christopher O’Hara, #121, taking the holeshot and both motos for the day. O’Hara also won all motos in 25+ and Vet 30+A. Troy Remines, #22, split motos with Timothy Cranston, #54, to take the win in

35+ Amateur. Remines also came back from a fourth-place finish in the first Vet 30+C moto to win the second, giving him a second-place overall finish in the class. In the 50+ class, Mike Farmer, #78, took both motos over Joseph Kromer, #53, who finished a solid second.

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took dual seconds, giving him the second-place trophy. Kernan also took second in Vet 30+A by finishing 2-2 behind Christopher OHara.

Jeffery Wroten, #166, took both in Senior 40+ Amateur.

Scott Clark #442 won all four motos in Schoolboy and 250B. Clark also finished second in Open B behind

HaydenWilburn #3 leads the pack in Quad 8-15.

Jason Govatos #184 gets the holeshot in Open B.

the quads with Quad A taking the gate. Joseph Elliot, #152, split motos with Keith Hitchens, #279, with Elliot taking the overall win. Riders taking both motos in a quad class were Tanner Marvel, #22, in Quad B; Skyler Thompson, #29.

Quad 4-6 LTD; Thereas Max, #429, 6-8 Prod; and Brett Benton, #221, in 6-11 Prod.

leader Mark Mercer. Mercer also took home the runner-up trophy in Collegeboy. TJ Irvin ran unopposed in 250A but took all four motos in Open A and Collegeboy.

Senior 40+ took the gate with 10 riders and John Kernan, #52, taking the overall firstplace win with 3-1 finishes. Todd Stith, #74, finished 1-4, giving him third, while Ted Orr, #740,

Michael Reynolds, #98, won all motos in the largest gate of the day with 17 riders in 250C and also won both motos in Open C with a gate of 10. Coty Shock #119 split motos with Nicholas Ferrell, #14, in Super Mini to take the overall first-place prize and won both motos in 85 12-15. Dakota Robbins won both in 50 Oil, and Austin Simmons won

CJ Ashe #97 in 65 7-9.

Dunovan Ivory #7 won all four motos in 65 7-9 and 51cc Sr. 7-8 Matthew Orr #138 took the overall win in 65 10-11 with 1-2 finishes, with Nicholas Carubba, #180, taking second with 3-1 finishes. Brett Benard #23 won the overall first with 1-2 finishes in Vet 30+C

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Quad 8-15 Prod:

Results Quad C:

Quad 13-15 Prod:

1. Ryan Cochran; 2. Zachary Grunden; 3. Kevin Atkins; 4.

Matthew Collis; 5. Tim Miller; 6. Robert Correll; 7. John Vanderhoogt; 8. Anthony Procopin; 9. Shawn Ingram; 10. Gary Keister Quad Senior Youth Production:

Quad 40+:

1. Anthony Capuano; 2. David Elburn; 3. Edward Puckett; 4. Michael Bingham; 5. Raymond Rands 35+A:

1. Christopher OHara; 2. Kevin Mesiah

Quad C Div 2:

35+ Amateur:

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Brandon Staats

1. Troy Remines; 2. Timothy Cranston; 3. Timothy Gately; 4. Darren Sherman; 5. Michael Gribbin; 6. Aaron Sanborn

Quad 30+:

1. Jason Allport; 2. Scott Vanfossen; 3.

Shane Foxwell; 4. Sean Hunt; 5. Anthony Azais; 6. James Phinney; 7. Jeremy Brandwein; 8.

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The racing began with back-toback quad action as Quad C took the gate first. Ten riders took the drop, and Ryan Cochran, #113, held them off to take the first moto and also the second later on in the day. The second moto brought out Div. 2 and Josh Rogers, #90, took on nine other riders only to hold them off and take both motos as well. Other quad riders to hold off the field in both motos were Brandon O’Neill, #504, Quad 8-15 Prod; Jordan Kaufman, #105, 1315 Prod; and Anthony Capuano, #11, in 40+.

Quad 4-6 LTD:

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1. Skyler Thompson; 2. Kobe Vanfossen

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Amateur: 1. Jeffery Wroten; 2.

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Senior 40+

1. Tanner Marvel ; 2. Aaron Stewart; 3. Nick Gadaleta; 4. TJ Carver; 5. Laurence Fentress; 6. Gustav Achtehbehg; 7. Matthew French; 8.

Trent Cougle; 9. Jeremy Brandwein; 10. Kyle Tippett; 11. Matt Walters

Todd Crosby Stith; 4. CJ Ashe; 5. Matthew Hill; 6. Dakota Robbins 65 10-11:

1. Matthew Orr; 2. Nicholas Carruba; 3. Austin Simmons; 4.

Jacob Lewis; 5. Jordan Desombre; 6 Jesse Snyder; 7. Gavin Sanborn Vet 30+C:

1. Brett Bernard; 2. Troy Remines; 3. Timothy Gately; 4. Mark Wilson; 5. Michael Gribbin; 6. Ricardo Alvarado 250A:

1. TJ Irvin

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Jason Galbraith; 3.

Kevin Calebaugh; 4. Brett Bernard; 5. Stuart Smith

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Glenn Evans; 4. Nicholas Kromer; 5. Anthony D Smith Jr.; 6. Wayne Kneel; 7. Jason Govatos; 8.

Christopher Snyder; 9. Mike Cummings

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Anthony D Smith Jr.; 3. Michael Reynolds; 4. Nicholas Ferrell; 5. Cote Robbins; 6. Zach Grafton College Boy 14-24:

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Mark B Mercer; 3.

Russell Grimes; 4. Christopher Snyder; 5. Jacob Cranston; 6.

Joshua Alton; 7.

Scott Edwards 65 7-9 Jason Allport #424 on his way to a firstplace win in Quad 30+.

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50+:

250C:

1. Michael Reynolds; 2. Lewis Mackey; 3. Cole Robbins; 4. Zach Grafton; 5. Daniel Stiv Ers; 6. John Pereira; 7. Cory Calloway; 8. Austin Puckett; 9. Jared Curtin; 10. Mason Pereira JuniorMini:

1. Austin Simmons: 2. Kenny Vanvorst; 3. Dunovan Ivory; 4. Jordan Desombre; 5. Jesse Snyder

Cole Robbins #80 in 250C.

4. Shaun Manning; 5. Thomas Whitehair; 6. Tim Whitehair Vet 30+B: 1. Wade Blevins; 2. Aaron Sanborn; 3. Timothy Cranston; 4. Stuart Smith; 5. Kevin Calebaugh 51cc Sr. 7-8:

1. Dunovan Ivory; 2. Todd Crosby Stith; CJ Ashe

Supermini:

1. Coty Schock; 2. Nicholas Ferrell; 3. Andrew Leforte; 4. Fabian Toye; 5. Steven Schultz; 6. Robert Hynson; 7. Collin Harvey; 8.

Alexander Pope Vet 30+A:

1. Christopher OHara; 2. John Kernan; 3. Jason Galbraith;

85 9-11:

1. Austin Simmons; 2. Nicholas Carruba; 3. Kenny Vanvorst; 4.

Jacob Lewis; 5. Matthew Orr; 6.

Jason Caskey; 7. Jesse Snyder; 8.

Jordan Desombre; 9. Nick Kneel; 10. Mathew Stelyn 85 12-15:

51cc Oil 4-8:

1. Coty Schock; 2. Fabian Toye; 3. Steven Schultz; 4. Samuel Foster; 5. Cory Hill

1. Dakota Robbins; 2. Jarred Wade

Open A:

Open C:

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1. Michael Reynolds; 2. Lewis Makay; 3. Cory Callaway; 4. Justin Ware; 5. Daniel Stiv Ers; 6. Ausitn Puckett; 7. Mark Wilson; 8. John Pereira; 9. Jared Curtin; 10. Mikey Arntz;

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Andrew Green; 4. Russell Grimes; 5. Wayne Kneel; 6. Jacob Cranston; 7. Wade Blevins; 8.

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Pleasure Valley Raceway August 29-30, 2009

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Supermini winner Alex O’Dell makes his way through the whoops.

Pleasure Valley Raceway hosted Round # 10 of 12 of the MDRA Race Series at their beautiful facility in the hills of western PA in late August. Again Mother Nature was working against us as Hurricane Bill made his way up the eastern seaboard bringing rain to the Saturday practice. Luckily, the storm blew through to allow for a dry day of racing on Sunday. The event boasted a $5,000 pro purse in addition to the factory contingencies that were offered on the day.

I guess as they say, “show me the money,” and they come. Over 35 expert racers participated in both the 250 and Open A divisions. It was the largest expert turnout I’ve seen all year. The money in combination with the MDRA and PAMX racers present along with any D6 riders, and the gates were full. It was almost a warm-up race for the Tri District Shootout that will take place here in late October.

The funny thing is, as many fast guys that were there, it was one guy that made it look easy. Team Green’s Lowell Spangler would be the dominant racer on the day. Spangler was third into the first turn in the first 250 A moto and even crashed twice during the race

and came back to win. In the first Open A moto, he took the holeshot and never looked back. It even appeared to me that he wasn’t even pushing himself, and he won that moto by 10 seconds. And trust me the names were there, McDade, Shuckhart, Schmelyun, Cook, Slusser, Durham and both Toth boys, do I need to keep going? Either those guys didn’t show up or Spangler made a statement that should have someone paying attention. In the end, Spangler would win all four premier expert motos on the day.

In other racing action, as I mentioned earlier, it was a good day to get a feel for the year-

Matthew Toth from Elwood City, PA, wins both 250 and Open C.

but log onto www.gopamx.com to get the full scoop. Also check out event images at www. jimbullphoto.com. The shootout will take place the weekend of Oct. 17-18 right back here at PVR. Be sure you’re there to see who is the “fastest of the fast.”

Taylor Levic goes 2-1 to win the Women’s class.

end shootout that is right around the corner.

The MDRA took the overall honors last year, but they were racing on their home turf. Will we have the PAMX coming back strong at PVR this October? Looking at today’s results I would think that everybody should be out there putting in as many laps as possible if we want to bring the trophy back east.

You can check the top ten finishers here,

Steven Gretchen (56) wins both Junior Mini and 85 B (9-11).

MDRA Championship Series RESULTS - 8/30/2009 MDRA 250a 1) Lowell Spangler; 2) Brian Shuckhart; 3) Broc Schmelyun; 4) Garret Toth; 5) Shane Durham; 6) Benjamin Ritter; 7) Tj Phillips; 8) Jeremy Cook; 9) Alex Millican; 10) Dakota Tedder MDRA 250b 1) Johnathan Wells; 2) Matthew Palyas; 3) Addison Yingling; 4) Tyler Condon; 5) Robert Shuckhart; 6) Christopher Musguire; 7) Steven Good; 8) Derek Rogers; 9) Andrew Kollar; 10) Kyle Davinsizer MDRA 250c 1) Matthew Toth; 2) Scott Clapper; 3) ChalmeRs Helman; 4) Michael Deangelo; 5) Noah Vislosky; 6) Tyler Ray; 7) Taylor Levic; 8) Michael Payne; 9) Matthew Morningstar; 10) Mark Galicki MDRA 50 (4-6) 1) Cameron Davis; 2) Chase Yentzer; 3) Gauge Keith; 4) Mason Bowman; 5) Jayden Shindel; 6) Corey Passieu MDRA 50 (7-8) 1) James Shockey; 2) Caleb Keck; 3) Jason Neidigh; 4) Taner Triggs; 5) Michael Blankenship; 6) Christian Mccauley; 7) Seth Esper; 8) Colton Yentzer; 9) Joshua Doporcyk; 10) Kyle Roeder MDRA 50 Oil (4-6) 1) Gauge Keith; 2) Cameron Davis; 3) Chase Yentzer; 4) Corey Passieu;

5) Gage Stine; 6) Jayden Shindel; 7) Callin Kauffman; 8) Dylan Augustine; 9) Brayden Giza; 10) Mason Bowman MDRA 65b (7-11) 1) Mark Hushon Jr; 2) Brock Papi; 3) Timmy Crosby; 4) Mauro Cautela; 5) Mathew Boyer; 6) Mark Peterman; 7) Mason Richards; 8) Caleb Keck; 9) Ty Kesten; 10) Cory Carsten MDRA 65c (7-11) 1) Cameron Mckinney; 2) Michael Blankenship; 3) Lauren Plate; 4) Ethan Bowlin; 5) Blake Bowman; 6) Nathaniel Tianda; 7) Taner Triggs; 8) Jason Neidigh; 9) Dennis Williams; 10) Colton Yentzer MDRA 85b (12-15) 1) Alex O’dell; 2) Ryan Clites; 3) Evan Richard; 4) Shane Smallwood; 5) Jacob Runkles; 6) Zack Hafer; 7) Jesse Pulliam; 8) Mitchell Ovell; 9) Colin Richards; 10) Arie Reachard MDRA 85c (12-15) 1) Dylan Galicki; 2) Tristan Beam; 3) Cody Durney; 4) Brian Swords; 5) Cory Gilliam; 6) Cameron Kaschalk; 7) Johnathan Chrysovergis; 8) Matthew Kendra; 9) Paris Pettisford; 10) Jeremy Mosier MDRA 85b (9-11) 1) Steven Gretchen; 2) Bradley Esper; 3) Makiyah Gorman; 4) Brock Papi; 5) Timmy Crosby; 6) Mark Hushon Jr; 7) Vincent Murphy; 8) MauRo Cautela; 9) Mason Richards; 10) Mathew Boyer MDRA 85c (9-11) 1) Cody Arlet; 2) Isiah Baker; 3) Patrick Stansbury Jr; 4) Cameron Mckinney; 5) Blake Bowman; 6) Christopher Harris; 7) Jennifer Kish; 8) Cj Cruse; 9) Zachery Hinkle; 10) Jonathan Doporcyk MDRA +35a 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Michael Bear; 3) John Bowlin; 4) Raymond Niebel; 5) Brad Stepp; 6) Pat Stansbury; 7) Ewell Gilliam; 8) Jonathan Skinner; 9) Tod Gilbert MDRA +35b 1) Keith Naugle; 2) Jim Dobbs; 3) Clint Earley; 4) Charles Dietrich; 5) Charles Boyd; 6) Thomas BaneY; 7) Mike Beavan; 8) Jeff Christopher MDRA Jr Mini 1) Steven Gretchen; 2) Ryan Clites; 3) Shane Smallwood; 4) Bradley Esper; 5) Jacob Runkles; 6) Evan Richard; 7) Makiyah Gorman; 8) Arie Reachard; 9) Mark Hushon Jr; 10) Brandon Garlock MDRA +45 1) Raymond Niebel; 2) Rich Boschert; 3) Jeffery Miller; 4) Gary Thomas; 5) Donald Confer; 6) Leonard Karn; 7) William Roeder MDRA Sr A 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Raymond Niebel; 3) Brad

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Lowell Spangler beat over 35 other expert riders four times on the day to claim both expert class O/A victories.

Stepp; 4) Ewell Gilliam; 5) Rich Boschert; 6) Thomas Boschert; 7) Tod Gilbert; 8) Michael Lupey Jr; 9) JeFf Ellenberger MDRA Sr B 1) David Capane; 2) Christopher Raymond; 3) Jeffrey Ford; 4) Paul Baker; 5) D Booth; 6) Michael Wetzel; 7) Mike Beavan; 8) Jeff Christopher; 9) Gregory Lamb; 10) Jack Machuta Jr MDRA Open A 1) Lowell Spangler; 2) Shane Durham; 3) Garret Toth; 4) Benjamin Ritter; 5) Jeremy Cook; 6) Broc Schmelyun; 7)

Dylan Galicki should secure the MDRA 85 (12-15) C class championship with his win at Pleasure Valley.

Brian Shuckhart; 8) Dustin Kendall; 9) Dylan Slusser; 10) Tj Phillips MDRA Open B 1) Billy Kibler; 2) Bob Hess; 3) Bryan Bachman; 4) Darren Taughinbaugh; 5) Alex Maldet; 6) Steven Good; 7) Zachary Kantner; 8) Luke Himler; 9) James King; 10) Michael Fessler MDRA Open C 1) Matthew Toth; 2) Jeremy Sigmund; 3) Michael Deangelo; 4) Bryan Demuro; 5) Joshua Villarreal; 6) Preston Strickler; 7) Cody Rhodes; 8) Daniel Bohon; 9) Chad Sheffler; 10) Matthew Morningstar MDRA +25 1) Michael Bear; 2) Jeremy Kready; 3) Thomas Burnsworth; 4) Bryan Godfrey MDRA +30 A 1) Barry Carsten; 2) John Bowlin; 3) Michael Bear; 4) Pat Stansbury MDRA +30 B 1) Christopher Raymond; 2) Travis Edwards; 3) Jeff Cieslak; 4) David Thomas; 5) Brian Farina; 6) Clint Earley; 7) Christopher Jansen; 8) Charles Dietrich MDRA +30 C 1) Jeffrey Ford; 2) Jeremy Sigmund; 3) William Kuehne; 4) Justin Palencsar;

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Matt Brady; 10) Nathan Winebrenner MDRA Women 1) Taylor Levic; 2) Atalie Yingling; 3) Stefanie Skinner; 4) Emily Ely; 5) Rily Ellinger MDRA Schoolboy 12-16 2stk 1) Alex Maldet; 2) Thomas Coluzzi; 3) Travis Luft; 4) Mark Stants; 5) Stanton Bowers MDRA Schoolboy 14-16 4 Stk 1) Daniel Lippman; 2) Matthew Toth; 3) Andrew Kollar; 4) Tyler Luft; 5) Steven Good; 6) Christopher Musguire; 7) Addison Yingling; 8) Tyler Ray; 9) Matthew Palyas; 10) Tyler Condon MDRA Collegeboy 14-24 1) Matt Weaver; 2) Benjamin Rio; 3) Tyler Luft; 4) David Szymansky; 5) Johnathan Wells; 6) Bob Hess; 7) Bradley Clites; 8) Andrew Kromel; 9) Nicholas Mckenzie; 10) ZaChary Kantner MDRA Four Stroke 1) Garret Toth; 2) Dustin Kendall; 3) Daniel Lippman; 4) Ryan Boyer; 5) Bradley Clites; 6) Billy Kibler; 7) Michael Kowalski; 8) Thomas Mudgett

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MAMA at Budds Creek September 5-6, 2009

By PJ Timberman - www.DelmarvaSportsPhotography.com for some exciting holeshot action as well as great battles on the track.

Racing started Saturday amid rounds of practice. Amanda Brown #297 took both motos in the Women’s class and continued her success on Sunday by taking both in Mini Women Open.

Mike Farmer #78 won both races in Super Senior Open and took the overall win in Senior Open with 2-1 finishes, with Joe Caruso #454 taking second with finishes of 3-2. Greg Voell #84 won both in Super Senior Support and Ronnie Rollins #28 in Senior Support.

In Schoolboy 1216 action, Scott Clark #442 split wins with Eddie Nicholas Carubba #180 grabs the holeshot in 60B. Jones #521.

MAMA held its 10th race of the season at Budds Creek the weekend of Sept. 5 and 6, 2009.

Temps were in the mid-80s with a slight breeze, and the skies were clear all afternoon. Gates as large as 37 riders took to the track, making

Jones also finished a solid second on Sunday in 250B. Sunday’s action consisted of 19 motos combining 28 classes with 80AB taking the gate first. Austin Toskov #86 won both in A, while Dallas Shahan #89 and Nathan Card #420 finished one-two in B. Toskov also finished first in Supermini by winning both motos in that class as well. Anthony Jefferson #517x went 3-1 to finish first over John McNamara #55, who went 2-2 in 80C 12-15. Nicholas Carruba #180 won all four motos in 60A and 80B 9-11. Michael Holliday #421 won both in 60B and Tyler Stepek #314 in 60C. Colton Bailey #21 won both motos in Open A, with Chad Wages #445 taking second. Tony Archer #50 went 6 for 6 for the day with wins in 250B, Open B and Schoolboy 14-16.

Open C hit the track with a gate of 31 riders, and Michael Reynolds #98 held off the field twice to take both wins. Lewis Mackay #19 and Gregory Hoffman #529 battled it out in Open C Div II with 28 other riders on their tails to split wins, with Mackay taking the second moto and

the overall victory.

Reynolds went on to win both motos in 250C with a gate of 37 and Mackay right behind him to take second.

50AB took to the track with Dunovan Ivory #7 taking both motos for the win in A as Cody Groves #125 led the field of 16 other riders to victory twice in B. David Valdez #530 took both in 50 Oil 7-8, Jake Boteler #14 in 50 Oil 4-6, and Justin Conor Legere #10 tried to hold off Justin Perez #608 in 50 Perez #608 in 50 4-Stroke Multi-Speed.

4-Stroke Multi Speed. Mikayla Hostelka #208 took both in Mini in each. Michael Reynolds #98 Women Support, while Andrew continued his streak in 250C and Benson #191 and Chad Wages #445 won both motos with Lewis Mackay split in 250A, with Benson taking the #19 putting in a great effort to grab second. William Knott #132 first-place trophy.

The 250 classes had the largest dominated the Div II class with gates of the day with 37 riders Christian Pinto #274 close behind.

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Thirty riders take the drop of the gate in Open C Div I.

Aaron Holdosi #30 finished 2-1 for the win in 250D, with Michael Klug #12 finishing 3-2 to take secondplace honors.

Sam Gale #529 won both motos in 80A 9-11 and also placed second behind Reggie Powell #195 in JuniorMini as Dominic Gigiorannantoni #122 won both races in 80C 9-11.

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Anna Super Senior Open: 1. Farmer Mike; 2. Willett Claude; 3. Mayor Glenn; 4. Tinker Don; 5.

Gotsis Andy Super Senior Support: 1. Voell Greg; 2. Benitez Walter; 3. Kaczka Eugene; 4. Weaverling Sr James; 5. Chappell Donny; 6.

Posey David; 7. Holsapple Randy; 8. Reeves Bryce; 9. Jowett Iii W; 10.

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Results: 250 A: 1. Benson Andrew; 2. Wages Chad; 3. Horrocks Rodney; 4. Irvin T; 5.

Stein Joshua 250 B: 1. Archer Tony; 2. Jones Iieddie; 3.Siegel Cameron; 4. Presgraves Bradley; 5. Farren Kyle; 6.

Steinberg Taylor; 7. Atkinson Scott; 8 .Hughes David; 9. Woodrow Gabe; 10. Struder Travis 250 C: 1. Reynolds Jr Michael; 2 .Mackay Lewis; 3. Brown Danny; 4. Foley Nathan; 5. Tomich Brett; 6. Shanan Dallas; 7. Willis Tyler; 8. Willoughby Jake; 9. Borowicz Robb; 10. Wise Alex 250 C Div Ii: 1. Knott William; 2. Pinto Cristhian; 3. Robbins Cole; 4. Heath Cody; 5. Hoffman Gregory; 6. Walls Jr Timothy; 7. Shanan Jason; 8.

Adams James; 9. Dwyier David; 10.

Isreal Terrel 250 D: 1. Holdosi Aaron; 2. Klug Mason; 3. Jakovich Iv Edward; 4. Hadry Kenny; 5. Jakovich Iii Edward; 6.

Fowler Jacob; 7. Freda Angelo; 8.

Fisher Jacob; 9. Adams Matthew; 10. Bailey Devyn Women: 1. Brown Amanda; 2. Newbold Chelsea; 3. Grasmick Lacie; 4.

Groves Kara; 5. Logan Elizabeth; 6. Richardson Gabrielle; 7. Corron Katie; 8. LankEnship Samantha; 9.

Tubbs Mindy; 10. Bassford Dana Mini Women Open 7-15: 1. Brown Amanda; 2. Groves Kara; 3. Wernig E; 4. Posey Tammy Mini Women Support 7-15: 1. Hostelka Mikayla; 2. Jowett Haleigh; 3. Steinberg Rooke; 4.

Shute Flanna; 5. Benson Shelby; 6. Bailey Diamond; 7. Sheubrooks

#19 Lewis Mackay flies across the finish for the win in Open C Div II.

1. Farmer Mike; 2. Caruso Ii Joe; 3. Groves Leonard; 4. Gill Chad; 5. Mayor Glenn; 6. Lennon Ed; 7. Michaels Donnie; 8. Newbold Terrance; 9. Benson Michael; 10.

Emery Jamie Senior Support: 1. Rollins Ronnie; 2. Walker Mark; 3. Voell Greg; 4. Russell Kevin; 5.

Kaczka Eugene; 6. Atkinson Mike; 7. Taylor Jr Ellis; 8. Close Quentin; 9. Legere Larry; 10.Nicastro Jr Thomas Open A: 1. Bailey Colton; 2. Wages Chad; 3. Benson Andrew; 4. Groves Michael; 5. Irvin T; 6. Stein Joshua; 7. Colburn Chris; 8. Davis Steven Open B: 1. Archer Tony; 2. Presgraves Bradley; 3. Richardson Brock; 4.

Siegel Cameron; 5. Jones Ii Eddie; 6. Atkinson Scott; 7. Woodrow Gabe; 8. Benson Christopher; 9.

7. Wernig Charles; 8. Woods Cody; 9. Venuto Anthony; 10. Weaver Broderick Schoolboy 14-16 4 Stroke: 1. Archer Tony; 2. Reynolds Jr Michael; 3. Hughes David; 4.

Steinberg Taylor; 5. Custer J; 6.

Farren Kyle; 7. Struder Travis; 8.

Pappaianni Jeffery; 9. Walbert Michael; 10. Linkous John Supermini 12-16: 1. Toskov Austin; 2. Peery Joshua; 3. Schock Coty; 4. Wernig Charles; 5. Isreal Terrel; 6. Toye Fabian; 7.

Weaver Broderick; 8. Isreal Nicholas; 9. Moore Austin; 10. Lennon Michael Jr Mini 7-11: 1. Powell Reggie; 2. Gale Sam; 3. Simmons Austin; 4. Hostelka Creighton; 5. Dowell Cameron; 6. Henderson Kyle; 7. Weaverling James; 8. Price Stanley; 9. Lopata Jakob; 10. Taylor Iii Ellis

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Mclaughlin Kenneth; 10.Newbold Terrance Open C: 1. Reynolds Jr Michael; 2. Belotti Jacob; 3.

Knott William; 4. Brown Danny; 5. Willoughby Jake; 6. Wise Alex; 7.

Tomich Brett; 8. Whitten Joel; 9. Willis Tyler; 10.Foley Nathan Open C Div Ii: 1. MaCkay Lewis; 2.

Hoffman Gregory; 3. Adams James; 4.

Barnes Bradley; 5. Walls Jr Timothy; 6. Heath Cody; 7. Rollins Chris; 8. Barbour Charles; 9.

Atkinson Mike; 10. Pinto Cristhian Collegeboy 14-24: 1. Stein Joshua; 2.

Irvin T; 3. Clark Scott; 4. Groves Michael; 5. Willin Joshua; 6.

Farren Kyle; 7. Siegel Cameron; 8. Brown Danny; 9.

Sutton Scott; 10. Miller Zachary Schoolboy 12-16: 1. Clark Scott; 2. Jones Ii Eddie; 3.

Toskov Austin; 4. Card Nathan; 5.

Page Zachary; 6. Willoughby Jake;

#50 Tony Archer goes six for six for the day with another win in Schoolboy 14-16.

80a 12-15: 1. Toskov Austin; 2. Schock Coty; 3. Wernig Charles 80b 12-15: 1. Shanan Dallas; 2. Card Nathan; 3. Moore Austin; 4. Toye Fabian; 5. Robey Aaron; 6. Langhorne Michael; 7. Klug Mason; 8. Lennon Michael; 9. Brooks Jacob; 10.

Weaver Broderick 80c 12-15: 1. Jefferson Anthony; 2. Mcnamara John; 3. Mair Nicholas; 4. Palmer Glen; 5. Fowler Samuel; 6. Valeski Andrew; 7. Wheeler Kyle; 8. Posey Tammy; 9. Piller Daniel; 10. Jowett Haleigh 80a 9-11: 1. Gale Sam; 2. Powell Reggie; 3.

Hostelka Creighton; 4. Simmons Austin; 5. Dowell Cameron 80b 9-11: 1. Carruba Nicholas; 2. Holliday Michael; 3. Chappell Jesse; 4.

Wernig E; 5. Henderson Kyle; 6.

Weaverling James; 7. Tinker Eric 80c 9-11: 1. Digiorannantoni Dominic; 2.

Whitten Colin; 3. Wood Austin; 4. Benitez Walter; 5. Desombre Jordan; 6. Stepek Steven; 7.

Hopkins Ashawn; 8. Taylor Iii Ellis; 9.

Hostelka Mikayla; 10. Mccann Tyler 60a: 1. Carruba Nicholas; 2. Dowell Cameron; 3. Simmons Austin

60b: 1. Holliday Michael; 2. Chappell Jesse; 3. Henderson Kyle; 4. Ivory Dunovan; 5. Desombre Jordan; 6.

Holland Zachery; 7. Thomas Deven; 8. Demarr Donald; 9. Benitez Walter; 10. Mccann Tyler 60c: 1. Stepek Tyler; 2. White Kobe; 3.

Mahan Mel; 4. Jackson Hunter; 5.

Caudill Jeremy; 6. Neumer Connor; 7. Knight Andrew; 8. Mackay Cameron; 9. Wood Austin; 10.

Flatley Jeremy 50a: 1. Ivory Dunovan; 2. Caudill Jeremy 50b: 1. Groves Cody; 2. Pruitt Skylar; 3. Blue Gavin; 4. Pantazes John; 5. Nuedeck Brittany; 6. Flatley Jeremy; 7. Jackson Cameron; 8.

Calvy Chris; 9. Russell Jacob; 10.

Boteler Jake 50 Oil 7-8: 1. Valdez David; 2. Willett Iii Claude; 3.

Sheubrooks Jeffrey; 4. Hodges Kayla 50 Oil 4-6: 1. Boteler Jake; 2. Luckett Justin; 3. Betz Jessica; 4. Miller Logan; 5. Walker Seth; 6. Benson Katie; 7.

Laurie Nicholas; 8. Barrow Joseph; 9. Belotti Travis; 10. Groves Lindsey 50 4 Stroke Multi Speed: 1. Perez Justin; 2. CaNter Jr Charles; 3. Legere Conor; 4. Laurie Nicholas; 5. Barrow Joseph; 6.

Eddy Jake; 7. Tayman Jordan

Haleigh Jowett #24 and Brooke Steinberg #44 in Mini Women Support.

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D7 President’s Corner The season is winding down, and we have some state championships to race. The Delaware State Championship will already have been raced as of this article. I encourage all to support the PAMX Championship on Oct. 17-18 at Pleasure Valley. The Maryland State Championships will be held on Nov. 21-22 at the nationally famed Budds Creek.

This is the perfect time to show off your talents and riding skills amongst the best in the region. All of the top expert and pro riders will be competing for the large cash purses.

Come out and watch the best of the best show their stuff.

The Dirt Track season comes to an end at Delta Speedway on Oct. 16-17 for the night finale of the Mid Atlantic Series. The series has over $6,000 in cash to be handed out to the overall series winners. This is the first year for the series, and the numbers have been pretty impressive.

The Dual Sport, Hare scrambles, and Trials all have their final events in October. This is their last chance to better their positions for their year-end awards. The membership numbers in District 7 have been down all year overall.

However, Dual Sport has doubled their membership from last year. Enduro came in with a 22 percent increase in memberships over last year. Thanks go out to Chris Borger for his relentless devotion and dedication to these two disciplines. Thanks to Trials Chair Laura Paugh, Trials saw a 12.5 percent growth this year. Unfortunately, Laura will be moving to Texas after this season. We wish her luck, and we are looking for someone to step up and take over where Laura leaves off. Dirt track youth came on strong at the end of the year with a 28 percent increase. I’ll say it again. This region puts younger riders in the Grand National Dirt Track series than any other region in the country.

The District 7 Banquet will be held Dec. 5 at the Crowne Plaza in Timonium, Md. This is the home to the Maryland State Fairgrounds. The banquet is open to the public. Our banquet has been one the best banquets in the area.

There’s great food, live entertainment, and, best of all, the best awards ceremony in the region. Not to mention you get to see your fellow riders strut their ‘Sunday best’ dress.

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One last thing for the parents to consider as the season winds down. The holiday season is approaching, and a young racer is always growing out of their gear. Please do not come up short on the safety items, too. Shoulder pads, knee pads, hip pads, neck braces, and boots are all essential safety protection that your child needs. I’ve been a referee for 18 years, and I’m still picking kids up off the track without the above items on their person while racing.

This is a dangerous sport we choose to participate in. We can minimize the dangers by wearing the proper protective gear. Our children’s motorcycles are still under the scrutiny of the government. That problem has not gone away. The law is still on the books. We’re just in a temporary stay of enforcement. We cannot give the public or the government any reason not to give our motorcycles back. We must protect and show safety at all times toward our children.

They are the future.

Until next month, keep your feet on the pegs, go fast and take chances.

Dear all MX Racers, I just spent the weekend racing in Florida with some local fellow racers.

Among the dedicated, or perhaps you may call us crazy, were Tyler Kirschner, Jack Rogers, Caleb Keck, Collin Kauffman, and Drew Blankenship. I drove till 5 a.m. to have my son back home for school Monday morning. Racers are a breed of their own.

Back to business, the Shootout Race is Oct. 16, 17, and 18 at Pleasure Valley. Don’t miss this race; it is the only true race to determine what series has the best riders.

All the tracks have state championships; in fact I think Pennsylvania has two or three state championship races. The Shootout is bringing the best of all the states and series together to establish the best riders and series.

The 2009 MDRA Banquet is all set, so mark your calendars for Saturday night, Oct. 31. Only 300 tickets are being sold, so don’t miss your chance! We have so much cool stuff to give away. As in the past years, if you place at the MDRA series, you must attend the banquet to get your award. We have gotten a few calls addressing the issue of the banquet being on Halloween night, and unbeknownst to us, some towns have Trick-or-Treat on weekend nights. In our vicinity, they only have Trick-or-Treat on weekday nights because of having less traffic on the roads and providing a safer environment for the children. So I do apologize to those who may miss their Trick-orTreat night. We have, however, decided to try and make it up to you. We (Doublin Gap) are going to hold a Trick-or-Treat on Sunday morning following the banquet from 9 to 9:45 a.m. in the Pitts. Everyone is invited to participate. Parents, we hope to have your support in bringing treats to hand out to trick-or-treat racers. You can get tickets and more information at www.doublingap.com or call 717-249-6036.

Rod Yentzer

I hope everybody is looking forward to our 2009 banquet, which is being held at the BWI Marriott on December 5. Stay tuned for more details.

Best of luck as we move toward the last few races of the 2009 season.

Don Logan MAMA President

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MDRA President’s Corner

See you at the track,

We continue to provide excellent contingencies and other events that allow our members to not only enjoy great racing, but also to relax and spend time with friends and family.

D6 President’s Corner Hello again, Once again I’d like to devote the President’s Corner to our terrific sponsors that we have for the 2009 race season. Listed below are those sponsors with a brief description of what they brought to our motocross season. I’ve also provided their phone numbers. A big thank-you goes out to them all and to you, the participants of this year’s Ultimate Motocross Series. Please call on the sponsors who support your sport.

There’s a lot of motocross racing at the District 6 Motocross facilities throughout the months of September and October, and our 2009 banquet will once again be held at the Inn At Reading on Saturday, Jan. 23, 2010. Your District 6 MX Promoters Group, along with this year’s sponsors, will once again be giving you an exciting awards banquet.

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Hurricane Hills D6 Quad UMX Sept. 6, 2009 The 2009 District 6 Ultimate Quad Series made its second trip to the northwest to visit Hurricane Hills in Clifford, Pa. Beautiful weather was the call for the whole Labor Day weekend. A good number of riders took advantage of the weather during Saturday’s practice to dial in their machines for Sunday’s race.

Once practice ended, everyone showered up, ate some dinner and sat around a few fires scattered throughout the pits as a cool autumn night set in. Competitors and friends alike were chatting away about this past season’s races and the championships that will be decided as the season draws to a close.

The heavy fog that filled the valley stood no chance as a warm sun rose.

As the sun peeked from the mountains, it gave light to the track workers as they prepped the course for the day’s action. First on the line was the 70cc CVT class. Travis Wotring extended his points lead by going 1-1. DJ Bassini

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#80 Jeff Thompson takes the holeshot in Moto 1 in the 30+ class.

Wyatt Kowalchuk out of Effort, Pa., going 2-2. Taylor Johnson was able to take second with his first-place finish in the second moto over Bradley Rostkowski. Nicolas Major was able to hold off #101 Hunter Titus, Travis Wotring and 16 other riders in the Sr. Mini class.

In the Open A and Pro-Am classes, it was a four-way battle all day between

#77 Nick Moser, #41Tony Lucarelli, #15 Tommy Lombardo, and Quinton Barto. These four freight-trained their way around the Hurricane Hills track passing each other back and forth. On the first lap of the Open A class, Lucarelli was able to put on a spectacular move on the uphill double just before the downhill triple by scrubbing the jump and sliding in and

#77 Nick Moser and #41 Tony Lucarelly stalk Tommy Lambardo in Pro-Am.

and Adam Devonshire rounded out the podium. In the Girls class, Hunter Titus would take the overall over #124 of Kelie Moran and the #519 of Erin Minervini. Women’s class had Shannon Matzo taking the overall win over Sandra Pearson by going 2-1 over Pearson’s 1-2. In the 50cc Ltd, #6 Dale Raven went 2-1 over a very fast #918 Julian Coffing going 1-2 and #13

Jake Szigeti. Raven was able to repeat his performance in the 50cc Prod, but this time hot on his heals was #117 Kyle Frick. Raven was able to hold off Frick in the second moto by only fractions of a second to take the moto win and the overall. Alan Myers Jr. was able to take the overall by going 1-1 over the #3 of Ethan Pearson and #93 of Kevin Kubinak. 90cc CVT was

#6 Dale Raven holds off #117 Kyle Frick in a heated battle in the 50cc Prod.

#799 Nicholas Major and #93 Kevin Kubinak congratulate each other on a hardfought battle in Sr. Mini

the 2009 District 6 Ultimate Quad Series sees its end in sight. The next race will be at Evansville MX Park in Berwick, Pa. Keep the throttle pinned!!!

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The #01 of Tyler Dommel put in a dominating performance in Open B and College Boy classes. There were three Vet classes: 30+, 35+ and 40+. Jeff Thompson, Ronald Ranck, and Chris Scalettie took wins in their respective classes.

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Final Ultimate Round 2009 Miles Mtn MX Park - Sept 6, 2009

By Rob Harris - www.eastmx.com/gmxr we all know the speed Avery is capable of, but he class for all to watch.

The 65cc 10-11 class saw a dominate ride has not put it all together just yet in the big races. yet again by Joseph Galbraith #47 going 1-1-1 on Avery’s young, fast and a quick learner. I look for the incredible Miles Mountain track. The #47 was him to improve for 2010.

The women’s class saw Pagoda’s own Michelle kept honest by the #31 of Cory Carsten, Noah Facccone #912, Logan Huff #224 and Chris Ford Kastle #118 leading going into the final round for #3f to complete the top five for this last round of a 2009 D-6 Ultimate. But Michelle suffered some the 2009 Ultimate Series. I am pretty sure Cory bad luck with a DNF and DNS on the day - a day Carsten #31 won the class title over Faccone and I am sure she would like to do over now. She is Huff, but all three kids did a great job all year long, way better than those results, and her leading and it was not any different at the Miles Mountain the series for most of the year shows that. We race. These three or four kids will be fun to watch saw the #36W of Sam Waldrop take the #18 make it through the ranks in the next few years. machine of Bree Young to the last lap of the last moto for the final spot in the box in the series Great job by all mentioned here.

Junior Mini class is one that is well-stacked with of 2009. Sam knew she had to beat the #18 of talented kids, and the fence fills to watch them Bree Young to have a chance for the top three just like it’s an A class race. We have some really spot, and she did just that. This is a wonderful great young kids making the Junior Mini class class that has grown year by year, and every year very exciting. Huntingdon, Pa.’s, Ryan Clites #14 I cannot wait to see how big the women’s class has been the top dog all year, leading the series will be. Hats off to you girls; really nice riding all from earlier on and never letting go of the points year long.

The 85cc 9-11 class saw former 2X MDRA The Open A class gets started here. With names like Spangler, Toth, Carpenter, lead. Ryan put in a 1-1-1 ride in the class over champion Brandon Garlock #108 make the over Chase Niller’s #54 KTM 3-2-2.

Brandon Hartranft Sidle and many more, this was one race no one wanted to miss. Spangler’s #427 #20 got lucky with a 2-7-3 for the final spot on four-hour trip to go 1-2-1 on the day in this class. took both wins by about 10 seconds. the podium. This Miles Mountain marked the 10th and final round 12 in the Open B on is YZ250F, and he went 2-1-1 class had almost of the Ultimate Series for 2009. From Pagoda in the 250 B class. Open B class went to Nick 25 entries in it and on the April 4th weekend to now, Labor Day Desiderio #57, Michael Fowler #15, Frank Lettieri was a great race weekend, Sept. 6, it’s been a wonderful year # 94, Charles Sherby # 16 and Billy Galligher’s from green to the in the Ultimate Series. With 22 new series title #371, while 250 B class racers Page #14, Lettieri checkers.

Open C class winners and a banquet in January, this year surely #94, Fowlers #15, Sherby #16 and Yingling #225 saw National had bested the last. And I for one can not wait for were top five on this day.

40 A class was wild to say the least for the Champion and the 2010 series. But before I get too far ahead of myself, let’s cover the great facility that is Miles veteran riders. While #31 Barry Carsten’s EVO rider Jessie #489 Mountain and the last round of this year’s D-6 Bromley RMZ always makes the passes and Pierce’s takes the wins week in and week out, that was take the 1-1-1 Ultimate Series. As we do all season long in the D-6 area, we had an unexpected guest stop in at not the case this week. While Barry won some sweep over the mounted Round 10; Cernic’s back #101 former Canadian races, the 40+ A classes had the #930 of Gaylon VPE National champion Paul Carpenter came to play Dixion besting the RMZ-backed Carsten in both Stephen Vertucci his hand in the Open A class and 25+ class. Paul motos. Gaylon has stepped up his game this #209 and MGX’s EVO’s own Jeremy Kready #818 grabs the lead early here on his dominated the 25+ with a 1-1-1 on the day. But year; he is in shape and ready to de-thrown the Avery Brown #971. Keeny Motorsports MCC CRF450. Not only is EVO a gold sponsor, EVO races too! And that gives you the best of the best in Paul sang back-up to Lebanon, Pa.’s Team Green longtime dominate rider of Barry Carsten, though Jessie is surely after-market products, R&D! ride of our own Lowell Spangler #27. Paul surely the #31 of Carsten took both the Vet A and 35+ ready to make the A classes.

So Bad Barry is not done yet, by no leap to the next had great speed, form and good results on the I talked to Brandon a bit, and the # 108 ride was day, but I had the #427 machine’s lead out some means, but the competition is stepping it up in class for 2010, but he is young enough that thrilled with the Miles track and staff and said it these classes.

AMS’s own Mike Bear put serious he can take the schoolboy route a year before 8-10 seconds in five laps over the #101, followed was well worth the drive. As for the 9-11 year old by the #360 of Cook and the #15 of Kyle Sidel, pressure on Dixon in a moto this week, and Bear going to the B classes. Either way you look at it, did the same to Carsten a few weeks back at now a national champion, guys do gun for him Twigg’s/919 DeSigns rider, I thought he was spot and Dan Holton rounded out the top five spots Hurricane Hills, making Barry move over on Bear weekly. The #209 of Vertucci is a constant force on. Brandon did not go without some competition overall in the Open A class. Noted series points in the class. The #2t of Schae Thomas and #7 of leader Dylan Brajkovicv #427X (this weekend) on the last lap one corner from the checkers. at the front of the pack in the 250 C and Open C Galbraith were not far off the pace.

The Vet and Plus A classes remain a fast favorite classes.

As for Avery “downtown” Brown #971, had a pretty serious foot injury recently and was 45+ class saw Gap Racing’s own Tom just riding to hope and hang on to the series Sabastian #70 put in a har- fought 2-1-1 over titles he’s worked so hard for all year long. He James Fisher #310 and Kim Kline #20. Tom’s #70 toughed out a great 14-10-12 out of 20 talented is not a slow poke machine on the track, and the kids, injured and all. Two thumbs up Dylan; 45+ rider gets around just fine. Gap Racing was champions are made by riding hurt. No matter a Gold sponsor of the Ultimate Series, and his what the outcome, you’re still a champion. Lastly help was needed and welcome in these tougher in the Open A class, West Shore Suzuki’s TLD/ times right now. I would like to see Gap back rider “Levi” Garrett Toth #231 had a solid third in it for 2010, but only time will tell. But I would in moto one behind Spangler and Carpenter, but think no matter what, the #70 of Sabastian will be bike problems dropped him to a DNF in moto rippeng the berms apart for some time to come two, killing his top three hopes overall. yet. Thanks Gap Racing for your support in 2009 Moving into the B classes we saw some of in the Ultimate Series. our best back in action, and also some a very 50cc Auto Stock class saw Series Champion fast Yamahas/Oneal/AMS rider Kameron Page Bryner Banrhardt #13 take the familiar #1 spot #14 making the B class jump look very easy and he’s grown to know so well this year. The #13 winning from day one on the bigger YZF250 and rider was pressured by the #4 of Josh Hoover.

YZ125. He looks very comfortable and right at The #199 Ashton Irion, #6 of Robert Clipper and home on the bigger bikes. Kameron was not the 12b of Brian Saurial rounded out the top five. alone on great rides here. Schoolboy 12-16 class These 50 classes were a bit hard to cover, as they newly crowned LL’s champ EVO rider Jessie took place on a separate track at the same time Pierce #489 and the #469 of Jason Astudillo rode This was the sight all day long at Miles Mountain: parents and racers counting the other motos were running on the big track. hard to finish out the top spots on the boxes in points to see who won. Devin Kusmider’s #31 was already a title winner at this 50cc Auto 7-8 class saw the 2X 2009 Ultimate the Schoolboy 12-16 class. Kameron went 20-5point, with one more title undecided yet. He won both!

Champion Devin Kusmider take the honors with

a confident 1-1-1 just ahead of the 2-2-2 of Jordan Jarvis, and the #501 of Tyler Walborn. All the kids put in some great rides, and parents were just going nuts crunching numbers and making lastminute choices. Some worked, and some did not. But either way in these classes, it is all about the fun and friends for these kids. While winning is important to even a 4-year-old, when the day ends, the friends and families coming together is what makes motocross motocross.

The Miles Mountain round was just a perfect weekend; superior service, a great track and a solid program made many people fall in love with the northern bound facility, even with a bump or two here or there. The facts are a great track and good people equal return customers over and over, and the Miles track will get return D-6 riders to go back. For over a year I heard how good this track was, and I will say I was not let down. If you’re interested in riding a loamy, long, well-laid motocross track, I suggest you look up Phil Englston from the Miles Mountain facility, and he will make your trip well worth a few hours in the RV or van. I can only compare the place to a Broome-Tioga track with top soil. The track made for great racing all day long. It was well watered and groomed throughout the day, and that goes a long way with people as well. It was a wonderful way to end the 2009 Ultimate Series - close to how it started, with a BANG! I hope to see you all in 2010 again making a run at an Ultimate title.

Rob Harris www.EastMX.com/gmxr Miles Mountain MX MX_09-06-09 Results 40+ A 1) Gaylon Dickson; 2) Barry Carsten; 3) Jerry Seip; 4) Rich Jarvis; 5) James Fisher; 6) Frank Tussel; 7) Bill Perry 40+ B 1) Scott Camp; 2) Michael Lewis; 3) Robert Schuler; 4) Mike Reynolds; 5) Glenn Smith; 6) Chris Biringer; 7) Dave Terwilliger Sr; 8) Joseph Teller; 9) Len Fleischman; 10) Greg Bouchard 65cc 10-11yrs 1) Joseph Galbraith; 2) Cory Carsten; 3) Noah Faccone; 4) Logan Huff; 5) Christopher Ford; 6) Nick Wolgemuth; 7) Nicky Filer; 8) Kyle Merritt; 9) Danny Filer Schoolboy 12-16yrs 1) Kameron Page; 2) Jesse Pierce; 3) Jason Astudillo; 4) Luke Palonicola; 5) Fred Kramer; 6) Timothy Richardson;

7) Chris Makuta; 8) Jacob Hartranft Collegeboy 12-24yrs 1) Kyle Bear; 2) Nick Johnson; 3) Billy Gallagher; 4) Michael Fowler; 5) Clayton Powers; 6) Drew M. Kibler; 7) Max Wagner; 8) John Dubanowich; 9) Eric Chandler; 10) Dan Sheeley 65cc 7-9yrs 1) Seth Hammaker; 2) Austin Daniels; 3) Tyler Rider; 4) Cole Clark; 5) Devin Kusmider; 6) Ricci Randanella; 7) Cody Wagner; 8) Trent Rickert; 9) Bryce Walborn; 10) Ryan Trevelise Jr Mini 9-13yrs 1) Ryan Clites; 2) Chase Miller; 3) Brandon Hartranft; 4) Colton Camp; 5) Brandon Garlock; 6) Schae Thomas; 7) Ronnie S. Perry; 8) Addison Emory Iv; 9) Tyler Betsch; 10) David Vertucci Open C 1) Jesse Pierce; 2) Stephen Vertucci; 3) Avery Brown; 4) Ryan Batman; 5) Tyler Getgen; 6) Zach Waldrop; 7) Jacob Hilstolsky; 8) James Munch; 9) Adam Scirchitano; 10) Cory Adams Open B 1) Nick Desiderio; 2) Michael Fowler; 3) Frank Lettieri; 4) Charles Sherby; 5) Billy Gallagher; 6) Richie Kastle; 7) Dave Chen; 8) Dana Krause; 9) Corey Recla; 10) Tyler Kline 35+ B 1) Robert Stravinsky; 2) Michael Adams; 3) Michael Lewis; 4) Joe Hegeman; 5) Mike Reynolds; 6) Mike Impens; 7) Donald Hilstolsky; 8) Steve Vassello; 9) Jeff Groff; 10) Timothy Nester Women 80cc/Open 1) Atalie Yingling; 2) Melinda Giberson; 3) Sammantha Waldrop; 4) Bree Young; 5) Caitlyn Lohiser; 6) Lauren Turick; 7) Colleen Kithcart; 8) Taylor Stevey Open A 1) Lowell Spangler; 2) Paul Carpenter; 3) Jeremy Cook; 4) Kyle Sidle; 5) Dan Holton; 6) Matt Hougentogler; 7) Chris Cheney; 8) Michael Stryker; 9) Nick Johnson; 10) Garret Toth 35+ A 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Mike Bear; 3) Jerry Seip; 4) Sean Gillis 85cc 9-11yrs 1) Brandon Garlock; 2) Schae Thomas; 3) Joseph Galbraith; 4) Oscar Kelchner; 5) Chase Miller; 6) Sean Gillies; 7) Jake Hollenbaugh; 8) David Vertucci; 9) Corey Teasdale; 10) Jake Impens Supermini 12-16yrs

Miles Mountain MX Youth_09-06-09 Results 0-51cc AutoStock 4-6yrs 1) Bryner Barnhardt; 2) Josh Hoover; 3) Ashton Irion; 4) Robert Clipner; 5) Brian Sauriol; 6) Hunter Morgan; 7) Robert Adams; 8) Robbie Bathgate; 9) Damon Empson; 10) Logan Sheeley 0-51cc AutoStock 7-8yrs 1) Devin Kusmider; 2) Jordan Jarvis; 3) Tyler Walborn; 4) Ryan Trevelise; 5) Daniel Giantisco; 6) Tyler Hancock; 7) Aidan Sullivan; 8) Alex Thomas; 9) Luke Rider; 10) Jamie Astudillo 0-51cc Auto Oil Inj 4-6yrs 1) Bryner Barnhardt; 2) Brian Sauriol; 3) Robbie Bathgate; 4) Travis Randanella; 5) Robert Adams; 6) Robert Clipner; 7) Adyson Barnhardt; 8) Hunter Morgan; 9) David Delosa 0-51cc Auto Oil Inj 7-8yrs 1) Jamie Astudillo

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25+ A 1) Paul Carpenter; 2) Jeremy Cook; 3) Gaylon Dickson; 4) Mike Bear; 5) Michael Davis; 6) Frank Smith; 7) John Sputts 25+ B 1) Derek Martzall; 2) Mark Sheeley; 3) Jim Ivy; 4) Chad Robinson; 5) Jeremy Kready; 6) Tim Deitzler; 7) Jason Woodling; 8) Nick Weber; 9) Ian Tuttle 250 C 1) Jesse Pierce; 2) Stephen Vertucci; 3) Ryan Batman; 4) Tyler Getgen; 5) Jeremia Ranck; 6) Zach Waldrop; 7) James Munch; 8) Caleb Tuttle; 9) Nate Kreider; 10) Jacob Hilstolsky Schoolboy 14-16yrs 1) Nick Desiderio; 2) Frank Lettieri; 3) Addison Yingling; 4) Steven Sparks; 5) Tyler Conner; 6) Neil Ebert Iii; 7) Jason Astudillo; 8) Brad Wainwright; 9) Corey Recla

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Here we have some of the best young up-and-comers around. Farside to near, you have the 2T of Mt. Holly’s Shae Thomas, the #941 of AMS rider Calvyn Beck, the #21 of Colton Camp, Mt. Holly’s #775 Luke Palonicola and the #14 of FOX’s Ryan Clites just hanging out before their moto begins. These kids are great friends on and off the track. Once the moto ends, these kids head for each other’s camp and grab their PSPs.

1) Jason Astudillo; 2) Luke Palonicola; 3) Colton Camp; 4) Calvyn Beck; 5) Ronnie S. Perry; 6) Addison Emory Iv; 7) Collin Macauley; 8) Dylan Reed; 9) Dakota Wheaton; 10) Seth Anderegg 30+ B 1) Mat Allen; 2) Michael Adams; 3) Mark Sheeley; 4) Joe Hegeman; 5) Travis Edwards; 6) Jim Ivy; 7) Donald Hilstolsky; 8) Timothy Nester; 9) John Barto Jr.; 10) Scott Camp 30+ C 1) Joe Wincek; 2) Jason Woodling; 3) Danny Waldrop; 4) Mike Finkbiner; 5) Larry Makley; 6) Todd Swope; 7) Michael Grejdus; 8) Sam Faccone; 9) Frederick Kithcart; 10) Brian Emery 250 A 1) Lowell Spangler; 2) Garret Toth; 3) Dan Holton; 4) Jeremy Cook; 5) Kyle Sidle; 6) Matt Hougentogler; 7) Addison Kramer; 8) Andrew Mikolaichik; 9) David Disciullo; 10) Chad Aughinbaugh 30+ A 1) Barry Carsten; 2) Gaylon Dickson; 3) Mike Bear; 4) Damien Plotts; 5) Frank Smith; 6) Sean Gillis 250 B 1) Kameron Page; 2) Frank Lettieri; 3) Michael Fowler; 4) Charles Sherby; 5) Addison Yingling; 6) Steven Sparks; 7) Nick Desiderio; 8) Dana Krause; 9) Darren Taughinbaugh; 10) Brad Wainwright 45+ All 1) Tom Sebastian; 2) James Fisher; 3) Kim Kline; 4) Chris Biringer; 5) Robert Schuler; 6) Glenn Smith; 7) Joseph Teller; 8) Robert Gruver; 9) Kenneth Shorkey; 10) Gary Thomas 85cc 12-15yrs 1) Ryan Clites; 2) Colton Camp; 3) Addison Emory Iv; 4) Luke Palonicola; 5) Calvyn Beck; 6) Seth Galloway; 7) Eric Vonada; 8) Tyler Betsch; 9) Ryan Austin; 10) Caitlyn Lohiser

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Evansville MX Park - September 13, 2009

By Brandon J. Kemplin - www.motoxpress.net

The Sun is Shining On Evansville!

By Brandon J. Kemplin www.motoxpress.net After several days of rain, the MX gods pushed the clouds out and the sun shone on a beautiful day of racing.

Once again, Duanne and Tracey pulled off another fine race. Some were concerned about making the journey due to the weather, and they missed out on a really fun day! Competition was great, as was the track. Evansville worked into the night working the track, getting it ready for Sunday’s race. There was a lot of rain the days previous (over 2 inches), but those guys know how to get the water off the track. Saturday’s practice was cancelled due to conditions, but it paid off for Sunday. Instead of the quagmire it could have been, it actually worked out very well. Sunday’s practice was fine; after the first group went out, the track totally dried out and made for a good competition-packed afternoon!

Super-minis were going for it at Evansville; those kids were flying! There was a lot of passing back and forth, and the race ended with #313

Perry winning the race and two of my teammates finishing up in the second (#123 Schultz) and fourth spots (#918 Hynson).

The third spot on the podium went to #11m of Mcdonald.

As always, flat tires and stone spray were abundant.

I think this track is the great equalizer due to the shale and the diverse terrain. There is something for everyone here. Plus, when the weather is good, you get to run supercross on Saturday night!

Race day was sponsored

by Scotts Powersports. This was a points race for District 7 and District 6.

Race Results: Vet C 1) Jeferey Ford 2) Erich Borrell 4) Jason Woodling 5) Todd Swope 6) Brandon Kemplin 50cc Stock 4-6 1) Hunter Berretta 50cc Stock 7-8 1)Cj Ashe 50cc oil 7-8 Jacob Knapko 85cc 12-15 1) Ronald Perry 2) Steven Schultz 3) Collin Harvey Super-mini 1) Ronald Perry 2) Steven Schultz 3) Mike Mcdonald 4) Robert Hynson 5) Colin Harvey

250 A 1) Dakato Kessler 2) William Shatrau 3) TJ Ervin 250 B 1) Chris Millstone 2) Justin Kovecess 3) Thomas Draina 3) Andrew Green 4) Glen Evans 250 C 1) Stephen Vertucci 2) Michael Reynolds 3) Hunter Witherite Open A 1) Dakato Kessler 2) William Shatrau 3) TJ Irvin 4) David Discuillo Open B 1) Andrew Green 2) Justin Kovecess 3) Bryan Shock 4) Mark Mercer Open C 1) Stephen Vertucci 2) Ned Lorson 3) Michael Reynolds 4) Zach Thomas 30+ A 1) John Kernan 2) Ethan Waybright 3) Christopher Waybright 4) Thomas Whitehair 5) Tim Whitehair 40+A 1) Brad Stepp 2) Ted Orr 3) Michael Farmer 40+B 1) Jeffrey Ford 2) Jeffrey Woton 3) Stephen Geary 65cc 10-11

I thought I would give some of the guys we looked up to as youths some coverage! Winner 50+ Michael Farmer. These guys were serious!

Gary Strausser gave everything he had in the last lap trying to get Farmer in 50+ for a close second on the box!

Ricky Hynson giving a quick once-over of his son Corey’s # 238 Suzuki before the start of a great battle, where #209 of Vertucci took the checkered.

1) Mathew Orr 2) Jacob Lewis 3) Jesse Snyder 65cc 7-9 1) Dakato Robbins 2) CJ Ashe College boy 1) TJ Irvin 2) Alex Hildrebrand 3) Mark Mercer 4) Christopher Millstone 30+B 1) Robert Stravinski 2) Wade Blevins

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4) Kennith Vanvorst 25+ 1) Brett Wagner 2) Bob Muscovitch 3) Jason Woodling 50+ 1) Micheal Farmer 2) Gary Strausser 3) Joe Kromer Junior Mini 9-13 1) David Vertucci 2) Ronald Perry 3) Kenneth Vanvorst 4) Jesse Snyder

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Labor Day w/ MDRA

Sleepy Hollow MX Park - Sept 7, 2009

By Rob Harris - www.eastmx.com/gmxr

Brian Eichelberger #552 looks back to see the gap over the #60 of Paul Shafer in the 40+B class. Brian is no stranger to the Sleepy Hollow track, and it showed this day with one win and a second on the day.

The MDRA series fell upon the great Sleepy Hollow MX Park for my 22nd time on Labor Day weekend. It all started here for me in 1987 as a wide-eyed kid to the sport of motorcross.

From this day on in 1987, I was hooked to the sport that makes me now bleed oil instead of blood. This sport is that addictive! That said, the Sleepy Hollow track has gone under some major changes in 2009 season, which was surely welcome but did not come without some bumps in the road along the way. This was the second and last MDRA round at Sleepy Hollow for the 2009 season, and it was by far the best-run and prepared track of the year for the staff. The Swarrs are awesome people who work very hard to make each and every customer happy. And they did just that on this day as well.

I saw some of the best racing all year long. And we even had a California cat try his hat at our local best. More on that as I get into the race coverage though. The Sleepy track was again inundated with Pagoda’s crew, Double’s crew and even Happy Ramblers’ Fishers were on hand for this event. So many great people, track owners and riders were on hand for this big Labor Day race.

It is one not to be missed and has remained that way ever since I was a small boy on my first B&B YZ80. The best of the best always came out to show their stuff this day, and this year was no different. From the 50cc class all the way to the Vet and 45+ classes. The field was deep, and all the racers were looking for some Labor Day love from the Hollow. Some found it, some earned it, and others just never really got going off the right foot. But that is racing, and week to week a true champ makes the best of any situation and comes out on top. With only one MDRA round to go, points are getting tight and hard to come by.

Each point is very important for those year-end awards, and you could feel it in the air that racers were not messing around at this point. Here is some of what went down at Sleepy Hollow’s MDRA race on Labor Day Monday.

Senior A class saw the #127 of Eddie Anewalt get the overall with a 4-1-1 on the day ahead of the #515 of Brad Stepp, the #156 of Marc Tessler, and the #343 of Jerry Seip. Seip took moto 1

but had some troubles in moto 2 was and only able to muster a fifth. That opened the door for Anewalt’s fourth-place moto one to make the overall. Even though a 4-1 usually dooesn’t grab the overalls, it was enough on this day for the #127 machine to make it happen. I might as well include Senior B class too here because it includes a longtime D-6 racer and Sleepy Hollow native Brian Eichelberger, who went 2-1-1 in the first race back in many years. Brian was a fixture to the track like the “Bozi” was back in the 1980s and 1990s. He was constant at the track and always was on the West Shore Suzuki RM125 ride. Brian left the motorcross tracks for many years, turning his two-wheeled passion in for the four-wheeled kind, sprint cars. And he was very good at that as well. Nice to see a local longtime legend back at the track and on a bike. Brian’s #552 RM250 did have some competition in the #60 of longtime friend Paul Shafer, and Mike Reynolds #953 would take the last spot on the box this day.

The CB class saw Addison Kramer #207 take his MCC KXF to a 1-1-1 finish of the ECS ride of Aughinbaugh #883 and the #3 of Pagoda’s Rich Kastle. The CB class is a tough class in this area. It is strictly an age class, 14-24. You fit in the middle of that age bracket and you’re in. The tough part is that there are many A riders in that age range, and it’s a hard road to race against cats like Kramer and others. One good thing about it is that you will not get faster by riding with slower guys, so if you’re about to move from B to A, this class can get your feet wet before you take the plunge into the big dogs class full time.

Good ride by all three guys mentioned here.

The 50cc 4-6 class saw the #94 of Cameron Davis, Chase Yentzer #316, and Mason Bowman #269 go 1, 2, 3 in that order all day long. The #94 seem to have the field covered, but it was not without pressure from the #316 and the #269.

Shindel’s #2j, Kauffmans’s #65 and the #67 of Daniel Stephens round the 4-6 class this Labor Day weekend.

Super mini classes are extremely close in talent. These kids are within just a few short months of being off the smaller bikes all together.

The Super mini saw the VPE #775 of Luke “Pepsi Cola” Palonicola take a 1-1-1 win over the #887 of Thomas Coluzzi and the #88 of Jesse Pulliam.

Coluzzi’s #887 kept the VPE ride of Palonicola

in sight, but by moto’s end he just came up short on the day. Thomas’s 2-2-2 ensured him that second-place spot behind the #775 and just ahead of the #88 of Pulliam. All these kids will be on the bigger bikes soon, if they are not already. And it will be good to watch them make that adjustment.

Now the 250 A class was insane to watch.

With Team Green rider Lowell Spangler #27 (#427 usually) in the house, most of the other A cats seemed to be beaten at the sight of Spangler

and the #111. And when the dust settled, it was the #427, #231 followed by the AMS/VPE ride of Broc Schmelyun in third overall. The Open A classes went Spangler’s #427, California’s Jesse Casillias #605 and Broc Schmelyun taking in another top three ride overall.

Mark Hushon Jr. #29 was back atop his game this weekend with a stout 1-1-1 in the 65cc 7-11 B class. Hushon’s a great, fast, talented little kid,always having fun out on the track, doing no footers and so on, just showing riding is fun and

Mason Richards #102 put in a top three rid in the 65 7-11 B class. Here Mason shows you great form as he battles heavily with Hushon, Savion and Boyer for the top spots on the box.

pulling in. Just the day before some other A riders asked me, “How do I beat the #427?!” And the answer is simple, really: you have to work for it.

Lowell is at the top of his game for a reason. Five laps or 20 minutes, he is ready for it all the time.

And Lowell also has a burning desire to win. You can see when he does falter a bit, he is mad! Well, Lowell was mad after 250A moto one. The #231 of Garrett Toth looked like he may de-thrown the Team Grenn rider this day. Garret took an early lead and just did not make any mistakes, held his lines, and most of all, finally knew he could win. And that’s what he did, taking moto 1 over Spangler and Schmelyun’s #111. The #231 machine was not able to repeat that ride in moto two, taking a third-place finish behind the #427

National #360 Twigg’s/EVO/TLD rider Jeremy Cook shows how to hit a corner just right in the 25+ class. Cook had some brake issues all weekend, but he still managed several great rides, including this winning ride here at Sleepy Hollow.

not a job at this age. Hushon beat out the #120 of Terry Savion and the #102 of Mason Richards this day. Not a small order to fill, but Mark did it with little trouble and took home the Labor Day honors this year.

The 35+ A class saw some red flag action after a wild turn, one accident that left a few guys heading for the EMTs and DNFs on the day. While it started a bit hairy, it was the #914 of AMS’s own Mike Bear taking the win of Seip’s #343 and Sleepy Hollow’s own Todd Weindel #687. Guys like Bolin, Stansbury, Gilliam, Wort and Johnson all had DNFs. I hope the guys are all OK; most seemed to be up and OK on their own, but others needed some help to get off the track, thus the red flag came out. Heal up guys, hope to see you all very soon back on those thumpers.

The women’s class featured national rider Ronnie Stewart’s sister Nikki #331 taking the top spot. She rode flawless and went on a 1-1-1 overall. No disputing that finish. Nikki rides very well and is usually at the front of the pack. I have been wondering how she’d square up against the #48 of Kelsey Green or the #17 of Amber Hughes, but both girls have been out of action almost all year. But surely things would be a bit tougher with those two back on the saddle.

Giberson #663 and Stevey #86 round out the top three at Sleepy Hollow’s Labor Day race.

85cc 9-11 C saw some motos swapped around for the overall spots. The #77 machine of Dominic Tibberino went 1-2-1, while the #007 of Zach Hinkle went 3-1-2. And the last spot on the box was taken by the #97b of John Dopocryk.

This field had some 15 riders in it, and it made for some good racing in the 85cc C class. This is a good stepping stone class for those kids just off the 65cc machines, and it seems to be a pretty full class in most cases.

Caleb Keck #45 shows the way ahead of Scheets #41, Triggs #602 and Neidigh #211 in the 50cc 7-8 class. Keck goes on with a solid 1-1-1 sweep of the class.

Open B was an eventful race with the #303 of Steven Good coming out on top by day’s end with a 3-1-1. He bested the #371 of Billy Gallagher, the 1X of Alex Hilderbrand, the #187 Alex Maldet, and the #3 of Richie Kastie. All these kids rode hard, swapped some motos around and, at the day’s end, made the top 5 in a very tough B class. These kids have only one more step to make, A! And they all look good enough to make that leap in the next year or so. Good luck guys for next year too.

The Sleepy Hollow track had some surprise guests, had great racing action and, best of all, the staff was and is always a pleasure to work with and for. They do the best job they can, and it showed this day for sure. They all came together to make the day the best day of the year I think for the Sleepy staff. New track layouts take some time to come in, and this one’s doing just that.

Race by race, the track’s getting better, the watering is getting better, and that makes for a great, fun day on the track. Mrs. Barto won the mechanics race that is always held on this date.

The track was beautiful, as was the weather. It was a long, long weekend for the EastMX.com/ gmxr crew. Miles Mountain to Sleepy Hollow to Pagoda in four days. But it was all worth it, and it is what makes the D-6 area so great in so many ways. It did not seem all that long ago that round #1 was just getting started and now it’s all but over. Where does the time go?

Rob Harris - www.EastMX.com/gmx Round 11 - MDRA - Sleepy Hollow Doublin Gap MX Park, Inc. 9/07/2009 Race Results 50 (4-6) 1) Cameron Davis; 2) Chase Yentzer; 3) Mason Bowman; 4) Jayden Shindel; 5) Callin Kauffman; 6) Daniel J. Stephens 50 (7-8) 1) Caleb Keck; 2) Henry Scheetz; 3) Taner W. Triggs; 4) Jason L. Neidigh; 5) Michael Blankenship; 6) Jordan Jarvis; 7) Evin B. Lippold; 8) Colton B. Yentzer ; 9) Joshua Doporcyk; 10) Brandon Hugney 50 Oil (4-6)

1) Cameron Davis; 2) Chase Yentzer; 3) )Gage B. Stine; 4) Mason Bowman; 5) Jayden Shindel; 6) Daniel J. Stephens; 7) Callin Kauffman 50 Oil (7-8) 1) Jacob Moose 2)Anthony J. Sanfelice; 3) Kiersten M. Roeting 65 (7-11) B 1) Mark V. Hushon Jr; 2) Terry Savion; 3) Mason Richards; 4) Mathew A. Boyer; 5) Ryley Nield; 6) Jonathan Doporcyk; 7) Caleb Keck; 8) Kyle R. Haines 9)Chayse Mohr; 10) Kevin Hausmann 65 (7-11) C 1) Michael Blankenship; 2) Ethan Bowlin; 3) Blake Bowman; 4) Taner W. Triggs; 5) Lauren Plate; 6) Jordan Jarvis; 7) Kyler Coles; 8) Jason L. Neidigh; 9) Nathaniel Tlanda ; 10) Kyle Baker 85 (9-11) B 1) Brandon K. Garlock; 2) Makiyah Gorman; 3) Mark V. Hushon Jr; 4) Andrew M. Maroney; 5) Terry Savion; 6) Mathew A. Boyer; 7) Cole Gabel; 8) Marcus Boddie 85 (9-11) C 1) Dominic Tibberino; 2) Zachery Hinkle; 3) Jonathan Doporcyk; 4) Christopher R. Harris; 5) Patrick A. Stansbury Jr ; 6) Blake Bowman; 7) Austin R. Ricketts; 8) Isiah Baker; 9) James Barry; 10) Ricky Deck 85 (12-15) B 1 Ryan Clites; 2) Jacob Runkles; 3) Daryn Thompson; 4) Colin Richards; 5) Brennen Weindel; 6) Jesse Pulliam; 7) Kevin Stoner; 8) Arie Reachard; 9) Eric R. Heilman; 10) Kevin J. Rivera 85 (12-15) C 1 Owen Nield; 2) Joshua Fey; 3) Buddy Thiess; 4) Cory S. Gilliam; 5) Dylan M. Galicki; 6) Matthew Kendra; 7) Johnathan Chrysovergis; 8) Brian Swords; 9) Jeremy Mosier; 10) Zachary Schnitzler Junior Mini (9-13) 1 Ryan Clites; 2) Jacob Runkles; 3) Brennen Weindel; 4) Makiyah Gorman; 5) Kevin J. Rivera; 6) Arie Reachard; 7) Mark V. Hushon Jr; 8) Terry Savion; 9) Andrew M. Maroney; 10) Brandon K. Garlock

Brandon Garlock #108 and Ryan Clites #14 fight for the lead out of turn one in the super mini class. With 23 riders in the class, it was a big day for the #14 of Clites, who went 1-1-1.

Open C 1 Patrick Sharkey; 2) Cole Martin; 3) Michael Reynolds; 4) Kyle Haas; 5) Cody A. Rhodes; 6) Travis Chavous; 7) Bradley Kuehne; 8) Joshua Villarreal; 9) Cory Adams; 10) William J. Carling Plus 25 1 Jeremy Cook; 2) Michael Bear; 3) Michael A. Davis; 4) Jesse C. Martin; 5) Jeremy Kready; 6) Adam Russler; 7) Douglas Barker; 8) Ian F. Heller; 9) Saundrers Moore; 10) Chad Fultz Plus 30 A 1 Michael Bear; 2) Todd G. Weindel; 3) Nathan Reiss; 4) Ethan Waybright ; 5) Jeffrey D. Miller; 6) Jason A. Johnson Plus 30 B 1 Jim Dobbs; 2) Gary Dinges; 3) Chris Boltz; 4) Brian Farina; 5) Steven Wright Jr; 6) Charles Dietrich; 7) Clint Earley; 8) John A. Barto; 9) Domenic Dipasquale; 10) Brandon Hayes Plus 30 C 1 Larry J. Missimer; 2) William Smith; 3) Gary L. Zimmerman; 4) Kenny Bollinger; 5) Bryan Weaver; 6) Corey Kerschner; 7) Daniel Smith; 8) Gregory L. Lamb; 9) William J. Wisser; 10) William Kuehne Plus 35 A 1 Michael Bear; 2) Jerry Seip, Jr; 3) Todd G. Weindel; 4) Marc Tiesler; 5) Ethan Waybright; 6) Eddie F. Anewalt; 7) Jeffrey D. Miller; 8)

Taylor Stevey #86 has been holding down the Stevey tent this year all by herself and doing it in great fashion on her RM85 in the women’s class. Taylor went 2-4-3 on this day behind Giberson and Stewart.

3) Daryn Thompson; 4) Cody Riden; 5) Alex Hildebrand; 6) Matthew Melhorn; 7) Paul J. Sanfelice Jr; 8) Steven Good; 9) Anthony D. Smith Jr; 10) Kyle Davis 250 C Division 2 1 Austin Foit; 2) Josh H. Guyton; 3) Michael C. Hoffman; 4) Paul Barkasi; 5) Matthew Heacock; 6) Matthew R. Mekolon; 7) Kyle N. Rader; 8) Gerald E. Markley Jr 250 C 1 Michael Reynolds; 2) Cole Martin; 3) Kyle Haas; 4) Patrick Sharkey; 5) Zak Riden; 6) Matthew Morningstar; 7) Frank Mohr; 8) Avery Brown; 9) Colin Richards; 10) Dominick Dreisbach Open A 1 Lowell J. Spangler; 2) Jesse Casillas Jr; 3) Broc J. Schmelyun; 4) Ryan J. Zimmerman; 5) Garret Toth; 6) Jeremy Cook; 7) Kyle Sidle; 8) Addison R. Kramer; 9) Matthew Hougentogler; 10) Chad Aughinbaugh Open B 1 Steven Good; 2) Billy Gallagher; 3) Alex Hildebrand; 4) Alex S. Maldet; 5) Richard Kastle; 6) Larry Mutschler; 7) Eric Shirk; 8) Michael Fessler; 9) Zachary Helmick; 10) Bryan Shock Open C Division 2 1 Marshall T. Horan; 2) Kevin A. Kreiser; 3) James Derstine; 4) Wyatt A. Egenrieder; 5) Avery Brown

Jonathan Skinner; 9) Allen Weaver; 10) Ewell Gilliam Plus 35 B 1 Bobby Edris; 2) Brian D. Eichelberger; 3) Jim Dobbs; 4) Paul Shafer; 5) Michael Reynolds; 6) Charles Dietrich; 7) Keith Naugle; 8) Domenic Dipasquale; 9) Clint Earley; 10) Steven Wright Jr Plus 45 1 Scott T. Saville; 2) William F. Peoples; 3) Rich Boschert; 4) Chris Hiring; 5) Donald Confer; 6) William Roeder Senior A 1 Eddie F. Anewalt; 2) Brad Stepp; 3) Marc Tiesler; 4) Jerry Seip, Jr; 5) Rich Jarvis; 6) Ewell Gilliam; 7) William F. Peoples; 8) Scott T. Saville; 9) Kevin Stoner; 10) Thomas Boschert Senior B 1 Brian D. Eichelberger; 2) Paul Shafer; 3) Michael Reynolds; 4) Roy Craig; 5) John Neifert; 6) Larry A. Arnold; 7) Chris Hiring; 8) Keith Kline; 9) Mike Beavan; 10) Michael Wetzel Four Stroke 1 Garret Toth; 2) Ryan J. Zimmerman; 3) Kameron Page; 4) Bradley Clites; 5) Gage A. Seyfert; 6) David M. Azadi; 7) Kyle Haas; 8) Austin Foit; 9) Eric Shirk; 10) Jarrod Raper Women 1 Nikkiann Stewart; 2) Melinda Giberson; 3) Taylor Stevey; 4) Bree Young; 5) Shayla Stephens; 6) Heather A. Gaul; 7) Emily Ely; 8) Stefanie M. Skinner; 9) Heather Boschert

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Super Mini (12-16) 1 Luke Palonicola; 2) Thomas Coluzzi; 3) Jesse Pulliam; 4) Frank Mohr; 5) Colin Richards; 6) Stanton A. Bowers; 7) Justin Foster; 8) Vincent Villafane SB - 2 Stroke (Ages 12-16) 1 Kameron Page; 2) Alex S. Maldet; 3) Kyle Davis; 4) Thomas Coluzzi; 5) Dominick Dreisbach; 6) Fred Kramer; 7) Stanton A. Bowers; 8) Michael C. Hoffman; 9) Vincent Villafane; 10) Luke Palonicola SB - 4 Stroke (Ages 14-16) 1 Steven Good; 2) Anthony D. Smith Jr; 3) Daryn Thompson; 4) Michael Reynolds; 5) Paul J. Sanfelice Jr; 6) Matthew Melhorn; 7) Koty Sebastian; 8) Nicholas Deibler CB (Ages14-24) 1 Addison R. Kramer; 2) Chad Aughinbaugh; 3) Richard Kastle; 4) Billy Gallagher; 5) H. Lee Chavous; 6) Zachary Helmick; 7) Larry Mutschler; 8) Bradley Clites; 9) Tyler Ulrich; 10) Joshua Fisher 250 A 1 Lowell J. Spangler; 2) Garret Toth; 3) Broc J. Schmelyun; 4) Kyle Sidle; 5) Addison R. Kramer; 6) Jeremy Cook; 7) Matthew Hougentogler; 8) H. Lee Chavous; 9) Benjamin J. Rio 250 B 1 Kameron Page; 2) Joshua Fisher;

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