MRA Sept 2006

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Monthly Amateur Race Coverage

Ethan Bowlin Takes A Second Place Finish in 50cc Oil Injection at the Loretta Lynn Amateur Nationals.

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MOTOCROSS ACTION MAGAZINE TESTS TBT RACINGS HONDA CRF450 July 2006 -

“To Many People Success Is Not Measured By Winning A Race, But

By Becoming A Go – To – Guy In The World Of Mechanics, Theory And Implementation. Travis Flateau Is Just Such A Man.” mxa Travis started “Tuning By Travis” in 1991 at the age of 17. It wasn’t until 1997 that he left his job as a service manager at a local Honda shop to pursue “TBT” as a full time business. Travis started working with a few top level riders in his area and before long he was working on the bikes of the Subway Honda Team.

Before long Travis decided to co franchise TBT Racing. That’s where Brad Keeney came on board. Brad heads up TBT Racings East division and he is in charge of engine development for TBT. TBT also has locations in Washington State and Brazil.

Travis wanted to know if we had tried his carb stuffer. We hadn’t and that’s when Travis made a deal to meet us at the track of our choice to install the kit and take care of the jetting on our 06 CRF250. It was a winner (as you know if you read the test in the May issue of MXA) We were impressed with Travis and decided to find out what he could do with a brand new Honda CRF450. After putting the bike under the MXA magnifying glass, we came to one conclusion: Travis and the TBT Boys left no stone unturned.

Our initial riding impression was all about the power. A powerband that is decidedly AMA – Pro oriented, great throttle response. It should be no surprise that the suspension package was top notch. We were impressed that Travis was on the same page.

Would we have TBT Racing build us a full – race Honda CRF450. Absolutely.

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Total Two Wheel Training By Bob Schuler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

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Hello Race Fans

H a p p y Labor Day everybody!!

What a great holiday, we all get some time off from our jobs to celebrate having a job. Really it’s just another day off to go racing but don’t anybody tell that to your bosses.

I know some of you are probably skipping your annual family picnics again to go racing. And I know your mother in law on your Aunt Gertrudes side thats related to your cousin from Texas doesn’t get it. But do they really have to.

Everybody at the track does and thats your real family anyhow. So don’t sweat it, we understand. There are plenty of choices this Labor Day Weekend for you to compete so pick your favorite track and discipline and head on out.

There are Ultimate MX races and PA State Harescramble races and Memorial Flat Track races. A little something for everybody.

Not into the crowds? Maybe pick a track because they’re your favorite or your sitting well in their point standings. Either way, celebrate that extra paid day off from work and hit a race track near you.

It’s been another great season of racing here in the area. Not that it’s over, but

things will soon be starting to wind down.

You know that Labor day thing again. The pools are closing and the kids are heading back to school. For some thats a treat and for others, Oh well, it’s just that time of the year.

Back to the racing. This newspaper that you are reading covers some of the biggest race series on not only the East Coast, but the entire country. The PA, MD, NJ and surrounding state areas carry the largest racing body in the AMA. Please be proud of that and support your local series and tracks well. Together we are strong.

This year has been another year to grow for some and a year to rebuild for others.

Good things are going on around you, so please get involved and communicate with the representatives in your area. They want to know what you think.

I thank everyone of you for reading and supporting what we do here at MRA. I’ve made some of the best friends of my entire life covering your races. Remember to check our website regularly for race photos and keep your copies of MRA handy. There is a ton of great information at your fingertips.

Most importantly, if you can, do business with the tracks and advertisers in our pages.

After all, they are the ones that allow you to do what you love to do best - go racing.

Until next time.

Jim Bull, MRA

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T bergami jamie b. brown len breech g.p. nicole sidle CHASE RUSDEN

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CAUGHT IN THE ACT In This Issue

MRA SEPTEMBER 2006 •

“My Comeback” By: Tony “SQUEEK” Fiore Before I start I want to thank Jim for letting me write for the best, and only local motocross paper around in D6!

My 06’ disaster started at Sleepy’s pre Easter race. My brother/mechanic Mike and I hauled up Friday and slept in the trailer.

We woke up signed in and went out for practice. I came back to the pits and told Mike, “We have the wrong compound tire on the bike…this thing is so loose out there!”

Unfortunately it was the only set of tires we had with us, so we were stuck with our MH3 Michelins. There was really nothing we could do but do the best we could with

them. So Jim came over to our pit area to talk about getting started as a MRA reporter.

Mike was making a few more adjustments on our 2004 Keeney Motosports YZ250F. We had a fresh motor done by Keeney after we blew her up at Raceway Park the week before. So I was sure we could at least get a top 10 in the 125 C-razy class. The gate dropped, I got a good start until I clicked 3rd and had the bike come up on me. I did a lap and almost endo’d on the spectator row tabletop. Next lap was nuts the bike was fast “in every direction.” I never had such a loose bike before. I thought I had a flat at one point. So I came down spectator row crazy loose. I am heading toward the table top so out of control, I could not find my brakes! So I thought quick and just decided to keep it pinned and hopefully she would straighten out. Oh was I wrong. I left the lip of the jump looking like Bubba scrubbing at Highpoint!

I am completely side ways and I came up short. I rebounded the suspension and went flying toward the double that’s after the table top. I had no idea where my bike was.

I was just hoping it took a road trip rather then lay in the middle of the track. I knew enough to get off the track so I would not get hit by another rider, (You all know how some of those flaggers can be.) I looked at all the people looking at me and I found Mike running over to the fence where I was there holding my leg. I slowly got up and I heard Mike yelling, “Finish up the race! I took it slow for the next few laps and I noticed people were still watching me. I wondered why, until I noticed that my moto was already done and 250A was coming right at me. I was going backwards towards the first turn where Nicoletti, Clark, and Carsten were gunnin for me!!! I quickly got on the return road and went back to the pit area. I was kind of scared because I could not even

remember where the pit area was. I did not even know what track I was at, or what day it was. Then Mike came running after me and was saying, “Dude how could you not remember where you’re pitted at?? You okay??” I said, “Mike?? Where are we??”

Mike shook his head and said, “Oh man!”

He told me to lay down. Mike went to go get the EMS. I fell asleep for 2 minutes. I woke up, and ran out of the trailer screaming.

People looked at me and one lady rushed over and told me to sit down. She asked me where my Dad was. I said, “I do not know my brother went somewhere, and I can’t find him. I have no idea where I am!” The lady just said, “Holy crap!” Sit down here. Your brother probably went to get the EMS. The EMS came and asked me all kinds of questions. All I knew was that I just had a crazy wreck. My brother John came over to my pit area, and I was just flipping out. The EMS took me over to the Hospital over in Hershey. Turns out I went through a mild concussion. My mom got to the Hospital and I talked to my other brother Phil on the phone.

(In case you all are trying to figure this out. I have 3 older brothers.) I finally got back to my house with a bruised leg. I slowly started to remember what happened. My dad and I talked a little at the dinner table. He asked if I wanted to quit yet. I said, I think we should take a few months off. But I would rather die then quit racing. Four months later here in July I bought my own RMZ250, and we went out to Sleepy and got 11th in the first moto and 9th in the second. We placed 10th O/A! My whole family was there to witness a fun day of racing. It was cool to get back out there again in the 100 degree heat and watch Frenchie, Toth, and Johnson battle it out. I want to thank every buddy who supports me. Mom, Dad, John, and my heart really goes out to my crew Phil, and Mike. Those two love the sport as much as I do. And they both work hard all week, and live in North Jersey. I can never thank Phil and Mike enough. Sometimes they have to work over time, so they can try to get off work on Sunday. It’s not just that either, then they have to drive 150 miles away to come home and drive another 40 or even 200 miles to the track! Now I want all you younger riders like me to realize how much people love this sport. I want you to thank your parents, brother, sister, aunt, uncle, grandma, grandpa, friends, or mechanic because must of them bust there butt just too help you get to the race. Most of the time (like me) all you can do is give them a hug and a thank you, and to them that means the world. So always be thankful for your crew, and all you older guys who hit the track by yourself there still is a man you can thank.

God bless you all. Ride safely!

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50CC RACER HOTSHOT Name: Event:

Logan Leitzel MDRA and D6 Race Series

Age: 5 Hometown: Dillsburg, PA District #: 201 Ride: Cobra CM 50 Class: 50 Oil Injected, 50 stock (4-6) Experience: 1st Racing Season Fav. Food: Shrimp Fav. Racer: James “Bubba” Stewart Hobbies: Baseball, Playstation, X Box Sponsors: Mom and Dad, Grammy, Dunn Insurance This month we looked to the Mini Cycle racers to find our latest Hotshot. Logan Leitzel from Dillsburg, PA is who we came up with. I was walking thru the pits in mid August waiting for the racing action to begin. I was looking for a Hotshot and when I came across the Leitzel’s it slapped me right in the face, I had found my Hotshot. This young man pounced on the race scene this year and he is doing great.

I remember seeing him race early in the year at Sleepy Hollow and he was out front leading the pack. I wondered who this kid was because I had never seen him before. All of the sudden I was bumping into him and his family every weekend, and he was the one showing everybody else around the racetrack.

After talking to Logan and his parents it’s no wonder he is doing so well. Logan got on a two wheeler at the very early age of 18 months. Him and his mom used to ride around their yard together on a Honda XR 50. At two and a half years old, Logans parents cut him loose on the XR all by himself with a set of training wheels. Eventually the trainers came off and Logan kept on riding around that yard. In the spring of this year the Leitzels came to the track and the rest is what they say - history. Logan did well from the start and he continues to get better at each event he races.

I talked to his dad, a former racer himself and I asked him how Logan got so good. He gives all the credit to Logan riding and watching video’s. His dad said he watches race videos and then goes out and tries the moves, so far it looks like it’s working.

Logan is competeing in the MDRA Race Series and he fills in the off weekends at District 6 events. To date he is setting in second place in two divisions in the MDRA Series, 50cc Oil (4-8) B and 50 Stock (4-6). In District 6 Logan is currently third in points in the Stock division and he leads the 50 Oil division by a few points.

This fall Logan is heading to Branson and the Mini O’s to compete in a few larger events around the country. My bet is, he is going to do just fine. Keep and eye on this young man from central PA, he’s starting kindergarten in a few weeks and I asked him when he was going. He said in the morning so I can practice for racing all afternoon. Watch out next month too - who knows who we’ll find to be our next Hotshot.

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RounD #7 MDra race series Tomahawk MX • July 22-23, 2006 • By MRA

Round # 7 of the MDRA Race Series found is leading those points’ battles. Log on at itself at Tomahawk MX Park in Hedgesville, www.masondixonriding.com and to view WV. This was the second and final time that event pictures from most MDRA rounds, the MDRA would be back at Tomahawk check out www.mcracingaction.com. for 2006 and the series participants took Until most of your are reading this, we will full advantage of the beautiful weather and be down to one round left at Mountaineer close to 500 racers made their way there Raceway at the end of September. It should to race the newly redesigned Tomahawk be good so make sure your there to see who wraps up the year end titles. Please course.

For this round track owner Chad remember to pre register for the year Gochenour reversed the direction on his end banquet and fun day being held at course to leave us all wondering – will it be Doublin Gap on October 8th by calling (717) just as good going this way. To everyone’s 249-6036 or by logging on to the MDRA delight the new design was a hit. Most riders website. thought the track flowed better and that it was easier to ride.

The Vet A class kicked off the day with RRP’s Greg Pamart having his way with the rest of the division. In moto number two, Action Motorsports Mike Bear came back on the gas hard and ending up winning the overall with 4-1 finishes.

Next up were the 125 C divisions, two almost full gates were run to determine the final 40 man roster to compete for the overall on the day. In the end it 85 (7-11) B thru the first turn. would be Martinsburg Motorsports Austin Cox (43) goes on to win the day.

Brad Presgraves taking home the win with 1-1 moto finishes.

The racing action continues to be hot in MDRA - Round #7 this series. At each and every round the July 23, 2006 battles for the checkers seem to intensify.

125 A Pamart and Jones, Toth and Cook, 1. Willy Toth, Jr; 2. Jeremy Cook; 3. Derrick Wile Newberry and Stewart. It goes deep into 4. Kenny Day; 5. Christopher Monasmith; the amateur and mini ranks as well. Check 6. Daniel Corbin; 7. Eric Myers; 8. Isaac Blevins; the results here to see how your favorite 9. Michael Crocker; 10. Dean Lipscomb.

125 B battle ended up and be sure to keep an 1. Garret Toth; 2. Justin Ellis; 3. David Patrick eye on the MDRA website to see who really Brady Jr.; 4. Garland Benjamin; 5. Brandon Freeman; 6. Adam Layman; 7. Lee Virts; 8. Jason Mitchell; 9. Luke Richards; 10. Grant Zartman.

125 C 1. Bradley Presgraves; 2. Trevor Monn; 3. Ryan Slone; 4. Carl Hammond; 5. Kenneth Ford; 6. Jason Butschky; 7. Danny Abell; 8. Michael Wood; 9. Jesse Arminger; 10. Richard Hahn.

250 A 1. Jeremy Cook; 2. Derrick Wile; 3. Willy Toth, Jr.; 4. Gregory Pamart; 5. Daniel Corbin; 6. Ryan Jones; 7. Isaac Blevins; 8. Eric Myers; 9. Jason Crisp; 10. Dale Weller.

250 B Twigg Cycles Jeremy Cook 1. Dustin Mottley; 2. Curtis races to the 250 A overall win.

Baker; 3. Joey Yagloski; 4.

Amanda Poling (20p) battles Mark Hushon and all the other boys to grab the holeshot in 60 (7-11) C. Hushon would go on for the win.

Justin Ellis (95) and Brian Domschke (11) do battle in the 4 Stroke division.

Ellis takes the win.

Braden Skinner; 5. Jonathon Houpt; 6. Brian Domschke; 7. Justin Schmidt; 8. Daniel Blankenship.

250 C 1. Bradley Presgraves; 2. Ryan Shifflett; 3. Steven Wolford; 4. Chris Regalia; 5. Troy Zeigler; 6. Raymond Mcgowan; 7. Jason Butschky; 8. Jeremy Yagloski; 9. Ryan Hoy; 10. Tony Murray.

50 (7-8) A 1. Scott Meshey; 2. Mark Hushon, Jr.; 3. Bailey Cox; 4. Jacob Lewis; 5. Nicholas Carruba.

50 (7-8) B 1. Justin Streets; 2. Hunter Brookens; 3. Cody

Lawn; 4. Austin Mcnamee; 5. Trent Markle; 6. Jonatan Pinto; 7. Walter Benitez; 8. William Beezel, Jr.; 9. Joshua Bragg; 10. Jeffery Weakley.

50 (4-6) 1. Ethan Bowlin; 2. Logan Leitzel; 3. James Shockey; 4. Ryley Nield; 5. Zachary Lahman; 6. Caleb Keck; 7. Brice Russell; 8. Owen Sproles; 9. Hunter Harwood; 10. Tyler Woodard.

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50 Oil (4-8) B 1. Logan Leitzel; 2. Cody Lawn; 3. Caleb Keck;

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Action Motorsports Mike Bear soars to the O/A in the Vet A division.

4. James Shockey; 5. Brice Russell; 6. Kyle Baker; 7. Austin Bear; 8. Zachary Lahman; 9. Anthony Ringrose; 10. Jack Rogers.

60 (7-11) A 1. Thomas Coluzzi; 2. Austin Toskov; 3. Kevin Stoner.

60 (7-11) B 1. Tristan Kimble; 2. Christhian Pinto; 3. Austin Cox; 4. Darren Streets; 5. Jacob Runkles; 6. Dominick Dreisbach; 7. Scott Meshey; 8. Dylan Blettner; 9. Sam Sheckells; 10. Wyatt Bosley.

60 (7-11) C 1. Mark Hushon, Jr.; 2. Jesse Pulliam; 3. Cory Gilliam; 4. Brandon Garlock; 5. Paul Pinto; 6. Daniel Bohon; 7. Dalton Blettner; 8. Austin Foit; 9. Hunter Ringrose; 10. Amanda Poling.

85 (12-15) A 1. Britton Stewart; 2. Steven Good; 3. Edward Jones; 4. Brandon Seibold.

85 (12-15) B 1. Joshua Corbin; 2. Aaron Houser; 3. Nicholas Lane; 4. Kyle King; 5. Derek Miller; 6. Perry Toskov; 7. Garrett Armiger; 8. Keith Meshey;

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Perkins; 6. Graham Nelson Jr.; 7. Robert Bragg; 9. Austin Robson; 10. Jacob Claxton; 8. Garland Helsley Sr.; 11. Alex Kouzel.

9. Mike Beavan; 10. Steve Barger.

85 (12-15) C Vet (Plus 30) A 1. Chris Shaner; 2. Michael Thompson; 3. Eric Deatrick; 4. Dalson 1. Michael Bear; 2. Jon Boser; 3. Gregory Starlings; 5. Christopher Dorsogna; Pamart; 4. Michael Hall; 5. Christopher O’hara; 6. Zachary Cooper; 7. Bryce Downes; 6. Dale Weller; 7. John Bowlin; 8. Kevin Mesiah; 8. Dylan Meadows; 9. Matthew 9. Frank Barbagallo, Jr.; 10. Mark Mccullen.

Moore; 10. Austin Stair.

Vet (Plus 30) B 85 (7-11) A 1. Glenn Murphy; 2. Robert Reedinger; 3. Mike 1. Daryn Thompson; Kelberen; 4. Jim Dobbs; 5. Kevin Stutzman; 2. Thomas Coluzzi.

6. Michael Johnson; 7. James Jordan; 8. Allen 85 (7-11) B Weaver; 9. Charles Dietrich; 10. Scott Alexander.

1. Austin Cox; 2. Jackson Ringrose; Vet (Plus 30) C Brown, Harwood and Dellapenna compete in 3. Travis Worthington; 4. Darren 1. Benjamin Webster; 2. Jo Combs; 3. Kevin Streets; 5. Dominick Dreisbach; Harshman; 4. Wayne Weakley; 5. Derrick 250 C racing action.

6. Austin Toskov.

Fitzgerald; 6. Lester Mathiews; 7. Walter Benitez; 85 (7-11) C 8. Michael Patrick; 9. Keith Gilliam; 3. Christopher Monasmith; 4. John Bowlin; 1. Matthew Shutt; 2. Trent Almony; 3. Tristan 10. Paul Baker.

5. Jon Boser; 6. Michael Bear; 7. A. Scott Martin; Kimble; 4. Devon Armiger; 5. Kelby Kauffman; Women 8. Dale Weller; 9. Christopher O’hara.

6. Buddy Thiess; 7. Dalton Haschert; 8. Graham 1.

Kelsey Green; 2. Amanda Schmidt; 3. Lauren Plus 25 B Nelson; 9. Daniel Bohon; 10. Austin Foit.

Snyder; 4. Sarah Schubel; 5. Alexis Harwood; 1. Joey Yagloski; 2. Raymond Mcgowan; College Boy 6. Jessica Jones.

3. Steven Wolford; 4. Jim Dobbs; 5. Kevin 1. Dustin Mottley; 2. Curtis Baker; 3. Justin Ellis; Stutzman; 6. Allen Weaver; 7. Mike Jones, Sr.; 4. Jason Mitchell; 5. Tyler Carbaugh; 6. Shane 8. Michael Johnson; 9. Frederick Carter.

Wiegel; 7. Lee Virts; 8. Grant Zartman; 9. Dean School Boy Lipscomb; 10. Josh Crider.

1. Daniel Corbin; 2. Garret Four Stroke Open Toth; 3. Tyler Newberry; 1. Justin Ellis; 2. Brian Domschke; 3. Luke 4. Ryan Mould; 5. David Richards; 4. Michael Kailer; 5. Jason Mitchell; Wingate; 6. Bradley 6. Kyle Nettleton; 7. Andrew Kinsley; 8. A. Scott Presgraves; 7. Joshua Fisher; Martin; 9. Jeremy Savage; 10. Chris Regalia.

8. Andrew Kinsley; Junior Mini (9-13) 9. Nicholas Lane; 1. Steven Good; 2. Aaron Houser; 3. Joshua 10. Wayne Knell.

Corbin; 4. Daryn Thompson; 5. Edward Jones; Senior A 6. Jackson Ringrose; 7. Kyle King; 8. Travis 1. Robert Huston; 2. Bryan Worthington; 9. Christhian Pinto; Miner; 3. Wayne Knell Jr.; 10. Dylan Meadows.

4. John Richards; 5. Andrew Super Mini (12-15) Delauder; 6. Mark Mccullen; 1. Britton Stewart; 2. Tyler Newberry; 3. Derek 7. Francis Warren; 8. Kevin Miller; 4. Perry Toskov; 5. Michael Thompson; 6.

Stoner; 9. Kevin Mesiah; Alex Kouzel; 7. Bryce Downes; 8. Derek Sylvain; 10. Rich Boschert.

9. Colton Bailey; 10. Nicholas Lane; 11. Eric Senior B Deatrick.

Josh Corbin goes 2-1 to 1. Jeff Hermansen; 2. David Plus 25 A Hayes; 3. Joey Kilby; 4. win the 85cc (12-15) B group.

1. Gregory Pamart; 2. Ryan Jones; Frederick Carter; 5. Michael

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Loretta Lynn Ranch • August 1-5, 2006 • By Nicole Sidle

easier either! Our district 6 boys that finished top 10 were Dennis Johns, Lowell Spangler, Nick Desiderio, and Phil Nicoletti. After all the racing and the fun that we had in our blow-up pool, it was time to head up to Hurricane Mills, Tennessee for the 25th Annual Air Nautiques Amateur National Championships .

Loretta Lynn’s is Phil Nicoletti (71) battles Jase Lewis in 125 A racing referred to as the biggest amateur motocross race action. Nicoletti would finish 2nd O/A in 125 A in the world and that it and 3rd O/A in 125 A Pro Sport. is. After two long days of gas, food, and my brother Hey everyone! What’s going down? I’ll tell you what’s going down. My three week road replaying “The Ringer” a gazillion times, our trip was incredible and it was defiantly an crew finally arrived at the big LL. We ended up getting to the track really amazing experience.

Where do I even begin? Saturday July 15 late because of just coming from Ponca, through the following Tuesday, the Johns so we were parked in Loretta’s front yard, family and our family met up at Pleasure literally, and a few miles away from the Valley Raceway where a contingency race track. After seeing friends, the gnarly track, was held and a Ronnie Tichnor school as vendor row, and 2000 crazzzzzy people in well. That gave the guys some good training golf carts, the racing finally got started. Oh before the upcoming big races. We left yeah, might I add that the first 45 seconds Pleasure Valley Tuesday night and started that all of our guys and I went to the pool, making our way to good old Oklahoma. It Dan Callahan got us kicked out! Sorry Dan, took us forever to get there but we finally love ya...mean it!

Practice began on Monday, it was crowded did after major “tires popping off” issues!

Ponca ended up being really fun even but it let everyone get a chance to dial the though they lacked track maintenance and track in. The racing started on Tuesday the 107 degree weather didn’t make pushing morning. My brother Kyle raced his first 250C the bikes two miles to the starting gate any moto on Tuesday and placed a podium 3rd which was way cool! As the week went on, other podium finishes went to Lowell Spangler, Ethan

Bowlin and Phil Nicoletti.

Congratulations to everyone who made it from our district and for a job well done. The racing continued thru out the week until Friday which was a wet one. Seriously, when it rains, it pours. So because of the rain, half way through the races, they cancelled for the day. After that you could say we had a little fun in the mud, okay maybe not a little...

A LOT! The awards ceremony was held on Saturday night after all the races were finished, and the Horizon award went to Josh Hill, which was well deserved. Josh took the overall wins in both 125 A and 125 A Pro Sport and landed a factory Yamaha ride for the 2007 race season. Well done and to all of our area riders, WELL DONE. All in all, my theory is, just making it to the big LL is a great accomplishment in anyone’s heart. You can place dead last and still be proud to know that you are one of the 42 fastest kids in the nation in your class.

My road trip was so much fun and all of our guys put so much work and dedication and ya’ll should get out to the big race next year if you’re up for some real fun!

In the words of my dad, “Loretta’s was the greatest excitement of motocross racing in my life.”

Sean Hackley grew up racing in District 6 then moved to Texas with the hopes of becoming a pro racer. Hackley was picked by Toyota for their TMX Athlete program and will be campaigning the Moto World Racing PPG Yamaha for next season.

Dreams do come true!

Lebanon Valley Cycle’s Kyle Sidle races to a 4th O/A in 250 - Open C.

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Josh Hills performance at Loretta’s secured him a Yamaha factory ride for 2007 and gained him a spot in the Toyota camp as well.

A podium finish at Loretta’s can bring many great opportunities to an amateur competitor.

Team Green/Motographx rider Lowell Spangler finishes fourth in 85cc (14-15).

Kameron Page races to a top five finish in the 65cc 10-11 stock division (85cc photo).

Nick Desiderio grabs an 8th place finish in 85 Mod (7-11).

There’s always a full gate at Loretta’s. Just getting there is a fantastic accomplishment.

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Maryland State Fairgrounds • July 26, 2006 • By Len & Ben Breech On a hot summer night, Raun Wood fought for two wins at the second round of the Baltimore County Trail Riders/Cockeysville Optimist Club sponsored 12th Annual Kevin McNicholas Memorial Short Track Series.

The series is named for a club member who died from cystic fibrosis, with a large portion donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Society. For a mid-summer, Wednesday night event, this has drawn over 220 riders and a thousand spectators.

Other riders scoring double wins were Dan Bromley, who repeated his 85 (7-11) and Youth 100 wins from the opening night on his Bromley’s Suzuki sponsored Suzukis.

Jacob Shoemaker topped the 85 (12-15) and 125 finals, while Michael Poe topped the 250 B and Open B Stock framed finals.

In his wins, Poe grabbed the lead right from the start. In the 250 final, John Long, Sam Wiggins and Brett Pugh followed. Pugh took third on the second lap, setting the order for the final. The Open B stock framed was follow the leader, with Mike Standiford, Long and Dalton Winkler applying the pressure.

lap. Rich Mellinger took the 30 + lead from Dillon Cava, Dale Verzi and Henderson and held off Cava’s probe for the win.

Jeff Hall again took the 50 4 stroke, with Shawn Rothstein winning the 50 Oil Injected. 50 (4-6) win went to Devin Owens with Robby Smith again winning the 50 (7-8) and Dillon Cava topping the Adult 50 crazies. Joey Schmidt emerged with the 65 win, while Heather Alexander topped the Womens class. Three riders repeated their opening event wins; Cory Texter in the Adult 100; Ryan Henderson in the 500 2 Valve and R. J. Hart in the 750.

Results Sportsman: 1. Raun Wood (Hon); 2. Tim Eades (Rot); 3. Jason Isennock (Rot); 4. Donnie Mullen II (Hon); 5. Paul Lynch (Yam); 6. Cory Texter (Rot); 7. Brandon Robinson (Hon); 8. Joey Parks (Hon); 9. Frank Valentin (Rot); 10. Jake Johnson (Suz)

Sportsman and Open A Stock framed winner #88 Raun Wood.

Wood put his Scott Powersports/ Schaeffers H/D sponsored Honda in front of the Sportsman and Open A Stock framed classes. Wood took the Sportsman lead from Tim Eades, Jason Isennock, Don Mullen and Paul Lynch. After a few laps, he had a few length lead, while Isennock pressured Eades for second. Several lengths back, Lynch pressured Mullen to the end.

The Open A stock framed had Wood again in front of Mullen, Jake Johnson and Brandon Robinson. Mullen stayed close the entire distance, while the race was called after five laps for a pile up involving Cory Texter and Nick Henderson.

In the Open A Modified frame final, Wood paid for a poor heat showing by starting on the second row. Robinson led Johnson, Eades Isennock and Wood in another closely fought final. When Johnson fell on the third lap, he completed a DNF hat trick. Eades stayed close to Robinson to the end.

250 B winner (83) Michael Poe. Shoemaker had to work for his wins. In the 85 (12-15), he took the lead from Matthew Langrehr and Ryan Connelly and was under pressure most of the way from Langrehr.

In the 125, he was second behind Jesse Long, with Troy Openshaw, John Long and Connelly behind. He slipped under Long for the lead on the third lap, while John Long got by Openshaw on the second lap and pressured Jesse to the end.

85 (12-15) 1st (5J) Jacob Shoemaker; 2nd (15) Matthew Langrehr; 4th (57) Ryan Connelly.

85 (7-11) 1st (4) Dan Bromley; 2nd (1NE) Joey Schmidt.

With perennial 40 + and 30 + class winner, Bob Babcock, crashing hard at the start of the 40+ final, the gates were opened to new winners. John Henderson and Mike Mester jumped in front of Joe Dragunas, Bill Kraft and Chris Davis at the start of the 40 +.

Mester stayed close until he fell on the final

50 (4-6): 1. Devin Owens (KTM); 2. Cameron Smith (LEM); 3. Dylan Almony (Cob); 4. Shawn Rothstein II (Cob); 5. Ryan Rassa (Yam); 6. Chase Smith (Cob); 7. Megan Chester (Yam); 8. Riley Moran (Cob); 9. Hunter Conrad (Yam); 10. Jake Rassa (Yam) 40 +: 1. John Henderson (Rot): 2. Joe Dragunas (Kaw); 3. Bill Kraft (Hon); 4. Chris Davis (Bul); 5. Mark Griffith (Yam); 6. Mike Keane (Rot); 7. Ed Hyde (Hon); 8. George Cavanaugh (Yam); 9. Mike Mester (Rot); 10. Bob Babcock (Rot)

(Hon); 10. Joe Bromley (Suz) 30 +: 1, Rich Mellinger (Yam); 2. Dillon Cava (Hon); 3. John Henderson (Rot); 4. Dale Verzi (Kaw); 5. Chris Hathaway (Yam); 6. Mike Mester (Rot); 7. Ken Godwin (Hon); 8. Gary Foard (Rot); 9. Jay Boarman (Rot) 50 (7-8): 1. Robby Smith (KTM); 2. Colin Bowers (Cob); 3. Austin Johnston (KTM); 4. Ryan Varnes (Con); 5. Jordan Desomba (KTM); 6. Jacob Miller (KTM); 7. Kyle McGrane (Con); 8. Brando Johnston (KTM); 9. Rachel Martin (Yam) 500 2 Valve: 1. Ryan Henderson (Yam); 2. Chris Hathaway (Yam); 3. Ryan Babcock (Yam); 4. Mark Griffith (Yam); 5. Jack Stedding (Yam) 750 A: 1. R. J. Hart IV (Yam); 2. Joey Parks (Tri); 3. Phil Miller (Tri) 65: 1. Joey Schmidt (Kaw); 2. Jeremiah Snow (Suz); 3. Ryan Dragunas (Kaw); 4. Colton Smith (Kaw); 5. Greg Ey (Kaw); 6. Ryan Varnes (Suz); 7. Kyle McGrane (Suz); 8. Sean Mercilliott (KTM); 9. Jeff Hall (Suz) 250 B: 1. Michael Poe (Hon); 2. John Long (Hon); 3. Brett Pugh (Hon); 4. Sam Wiggins (Hon); 5. Dalton Winkler (Hon); 6. Tyler Kidwell (Hon); 7. Troy Openshaw (Suz); 8. Albert Cook (Suz); 9. John Howell (Hon) 85 (12-15): 1. Jacob Shoemaker (Suz); 2. Matthew Langrehr (Kaw); 3. Dalton Winkler (Yam); 4. Ryan Connelly (Hon); 5. Jacob Cranston (Hon); 6. Heather Alexander (Hon) 85 (7-11): 1. Dan Bromley (Suz); 2. Joey Schmidt (KTM); 3. Joey Alexander (Hon); 4. Jeremiah Snow (Suz); 5. John Hooper (Suz); 6. Zachary Brown (Hon)

50 4 Stroke: 1. Ryan Hall (Hon); 2. Robby Smith (Hon); 3. Jonathan Hynes (Hon); 4. Jacob Smith (Hon); 5. Steve Jernigan (Hon); 6. Greg Ey (Hon); 7. Brandon Price (Hon); 8. Graham Hyde (Hon); 9. Brennan Beach (Yam); 10. Jacob Gast (Hon)

Open B Stock framed: 1. Michael Poe (Hon); 2. Mike Standiford (Hon); 3. John Long (Hon); 4. Dalton Winkler (Yam); 5. Kris Weiss (Hon); 6. Bill Kraft (Hon); 7. Chad Boston (Hon); 8. Bryon Whipperman (Yam); 9. Jack Sheridan (Hon); 10. Greg Lerch (Yam)

Open A Stock framed: 1. Raun Wood (Hon); 2. Donnie Mullen II (Yam); 3. Brandon Robinson (Hon); 4. Paul Lynch (Yam); 5. Chris MacCarty (Hon); 6. Joey Parks (Hon); 7. Cory Strickler (Yam); 8. Jake Johnson (Suz); 9. Nick Henderson (Hon); 10. Cory Texter (Hon)

125: 1. Jacob Shoemaker (Suz); 2. Jesse Long (KTM); 3. John Long (Yam); 4. Troy Openshaw (Hon); 5. Benjamin Bogley (Hon); 6. Erin Kissinger (Kaw); 7. Joe Bromley (Suz); 8. Dalton Winkler (Hon); 9. David Midgett (Hon); 10. Ryan Connelly (KTM)

50 Oil Injected: 1. Shawn Rothstein II (Cob); 2. Dylan Almony (Cob); 3. Jacob Miller (KTM); 4. Chase Smith (Cob); 5. Chris Thomas (Yam); 6. Riley Moran (Cob); 7. Megan Chester (Yam); 8. Graham Hyde (Yam); 9. Hunter Conrad (Yam); 10. Jacob Gast (Suz)

Adult 100: 1. Cory Texter (Suz); 2. Dale Verzi (Suz); 3. Joe Dragunas (Hon); 4. Joey Parks (Hon); 5. Albert Cook (Hon); 6. Jack Stedding (Yam); 7. Tyler Eggleton (Hon); 8. Steve Horton (Kaw); 9. Austin Lawrence (Yam); 10. Scott Barnes (Hon)

Open B Modified frame: 1. Mike Standiford (Hon); 2. Frank Valentin (Rot); 3. Chad Boston (Hon); 4. Ryan Babcock (Yam); 5. Jack Sheridan (Hon)

Womens: 1. Heather Alexander (Hon); 2. Samantha Bergman (Hon); 3. Nicole Mester (Hon); 4. Jessica Langrehr (Hon); 5. Laura Collins (Hon); 6. Rachel Klass (Hon); 7. Nicole Henderson (Hon); 8. Samantha Resch (Yam); 9. Erin Kissinger (Kaw); 10. Kristina Mester (Hon)

Adult 50: 1. Dillon Cava (Hon); 2. Rich Mellinger (Hon); 3. Seth Valentin (Hon); 4. Robert Ring (Hon); 5. Benjamin Rhodes (Hon); 6. Tyler Eggleton (Hon); 7. Scott Barnes (Hon); 8. Alan Nelson (Hon); 9. Doug Startt (Hon) Youth 100: 1. Dan Bromley (Suz); 2. Dylan Hoffman (Suz); 3. Matthew Langrehr (Hon); 4. Josh Standiford (Hon); 5. Joey Alexander (Hon); 6. Benjamin Bogley (Yam); 7. Tim Irvin (Yam); 8. Ryan Dragunas (Hon); 9. Ryan Klass

Open A Modified frame: 1. Brandon Robinson (Hon); 2. Tim Eades (Rot); 3. Jason Isennock (Rot); 4. Raun Wood (Hon); 5. Paul Lynch (Yam); 6. Ryan Henderson (Yam); 7. Nick Henderson (Rot); 8. Jake Johnson (Suz); 9. Chris MacCarty (Hon); 10. Cory Texter (Rot)

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Sportsman 1. Donald Mullen; 2. Brandon Robinson; 3. Jason Isennock; 4. Chris Klinefelter; 5. Corey Hormes; 6. Austin Greenland; 7. Joey Parks; 8. Kyle Snyder; 9. Michael Standiford; 10. Shayna Texter.

50 Open (4-6) 1. Ryan Rassa; 2. Shawn Rothstein; 3. Devin Owens; 4. Chase Smith; 5. Megan Chester; 6. Todd Stith; 7. Hunter Conrad; 8. Jacob Gast; 9. Rj Mellor; 10. Jake Rassa.

40+ 1. John Henderson; 2. David Smith; 3. Clarence Bull; 4. Michael Mester; 5. Brian Eckhart; 6. Joe Dragunas; 7. Richard Foard; 8. Chris Davis; 9. Ed Hyde; 10. John Price.

50 4 Stroke (4-8) 1. Dustin Healey; 2. Cameron Smith; 3. Jacob Smith; 4. Graham Hyde; 5. Kyle Harper; 6. Brandon Price; 7. Brennan Beach; 8. Jordan Lester; 9. Jacob Gast.

450 / Open A (Stock Frame) 1. Chris Klinefelter; 2 Brandon Robinson; 3. Corey Hormes; 4. Nicholas Henderson; 5. Garth Bastian; 6. Joey Parks; 7. Kyle Snyder; 8. Ryan Henderson; 9. Shayna Texter; 10. Rick Hart.

50 Oil Injected 1. Shawn Rothstein; 2. Chase Smith; 3. Jacob Miller; 4. Graham Hyde; 5. Chris Thomas; 6. Megan Chester; 7. Joseph Reece; 8. Jacob Gast; 9. Karl Wheeler; 10. Hunter Conrad.

450 / Open B (Stock/Mod frame) 1. Michael Standiford; 2. Bill Snodgress; 3. Jeffery Mcmanus; 4. Frank Valentin; 5. Ryan Babcock; 6. Jack Sheridan; 7. Chad Boston; 8. Emory Kerin; 9. Scott Barnes.

Adult 50 1. Robert Mcfadden; 2. Robert Ring; 3. Louis Smith; 4. Benjamin Rhodes; 5. Tyler Eggleton; 6. Jeff Reeley.

Youth 100 (7-15) 1. Daniel Bromley; 2. Taylor Isennock; 3. Timothy Irvin; 4. Matthew Langrehr; 5. Joshua Standiford; 6. Jeremiah Snow; 7. Michael Merryman; 8. Joe Bromley; 9. Adam Teal; 10. Megan Bell.

30+ 1. Richard Mellinger; 2. Kenneth Godwin;

3. Christopher Hathaway; 4. Dale Verzi; 5. John Henderson; 6. David Smith; 7. Gary Foard; 8. Chad Boston; 9. John Price; 10. Damian Kocovinos.

50 Open (7-8) 1. Robby Smith; 2. Austin Johnston; 3. Jacob Miller; 4. Brando Johnston; 5. Dustin Healey; 6. Rachel Martin.

750 1. Rick Hart; 2. Clarence Bull; 3. Edward Romecki; 4. Philip Miller; 5. Brian Eckhart.

500 2-Valve 1. Christopher Hathaway; 2. Mark Griffith; 3. Jack Stedding; 4. Jeffery Conrad.

65 (7-11) 1. Jeremiah Snow; 2. Joey Schmidt; 3. Colton Smith; 4. Robby Smith; 5. Dustin Healey; 6. Greg Ey; 7. Nicholas Horton; 8. Carter Dumps; 9. Collin Neiniller; 10. Ryan Dragunas.

250B 1. Michael Poe; 2. John Long; 3. Sam Wiggins; 4. Darek Hersh; 5. Tyler Kidwell; 6. Ron Andrews; 7. Jeffery Mcmanus; 8. John Howell; 9. Jacob Cranston; 10. Troy Openshaw.

85 (12-15) 1. Joey Alexander; 2. Dalton Winkler; 3. Jacob Cranston; 4. Ryan Connelly; 5. Bradley Kuehne; 6. Harry Foard; 7. Matthew Langrehr.

85 (7-11) 1. Daniel Bromley; 2. Joey Schmidt; 3. Jeremiah Snow.

450 / Open B (Stock frame) 1. Michael Poe; 2. William Kraft; 3. Dalton Winkler; 4. Michael Standiford;

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Robby Schaeffer; 8. Gary Jenkins.

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Dalton Winkler; 3.

Joey Alexander; 4.

Erin Kissinger; 5. Troy Openshaw; 6. Albert Cook; 7. Chuck Mylin; 8. Seth Valentin; 9.

Benjamin Bogley; 10. Joe Bromley.

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1. Dale Verzi; 2. Joey Parks; 3. Scott Barnes; 4. Brian Eckhart; 5. Michael Bell; 6. Jim Bowen; 7. Tyler Eggleton; 8. Steven Horton; 9. Albert Cook; 10. John Kraft.

Womens (150cc Max-4 Stroke) 1. Erin Kissinger; 2. Samantha Bergman; 3. Megan Bell; 4. Selena Stroh; 5. Heather Alexander; 6. Kelly Bell; 7. Nicole Mester; 8. Nicole Henderson; 9. Jessica Langrehr; 10. Delaney Cadden.

450 / Open A (Stock/Mod frame) 1. Donald Mullen; 2. Jason Isennock; 3. Brandon Robinson; 4. Chris Klinefelter; 5. Corey Hormes; 6. Garth Bastian; 7. Austin Greenland; 8. Shayna Texter; 9. Rick Hart; 10. Nicholas Henderson.

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Local Flat Track Racer Moves to Mini GP

By Jim Bull

Twelve year old Cassidy Heiser from York, PA parks his dirt tracker to compete in Mini Grand Prix Road Racing. Cassidy, an accomplished flat tracker and former

National Champion is following in his father Steve’s footsteps and has began to compete in road race competition.

Early this season the Heisers picked up their 72cc liquid cooled Metra Kit road racer from OZ Bike, an importer of the Mini GP bikes to compete in the US Mini GP Series.

The series was originally scheduled for 7 rounds at various locations up and down the east coast and was run in conjunction with the WERA Mini Road Race Series.

Cassidy missed the first round of the series, the Jennings GP in Florida due to the fact that his bike was still held up in customs.

Cassidy finally got possession of his new machine and the family headed off to rider school at Summit Point, WV to get licensed in the rain.

At his first race at the Nashville Super Speedway Cassidy took a fourth place finish, not too shabby for a beginner. In his second race of the season back at the Jennings GP in FL. he lead a three rider sprint to the finish line and ended up 2nd by .026 seconds while 3rd place was .1 seconds behind. In his third race Cassidy won the Formula 80 Class at Jennings GP. Cassidy’s 4th race would be at the

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After traveling all night to get to Summit Point Raceway Cassidy won the Formula 80 class at Summit on the same weekend.

The Heisers then headed off to Beaver Run Motorsports Park in Wampum, PA where he won the US Mini GP Race. Fellow dirt tracker PJ Jacobsen won the 125 GP at this same event. And to wrap up the US Mini GP Series Cassidy took the win at Summit Point over the Series Champion Antonio Filho who comes from Brazil to compete. Yes the country in South America, not Brazil, Ohio.

The Series got cut short by one round due to a scheduling conflict at Nashville with another event. Cassidy ended up second in the series in his first year of road race competition behind Filho after missing the first race of the series. Racing still continues in the WERA Series with two more events this season, one at Beaver Run and one at Summit Point. If Cassidy can pull off the last win at Summit he win have won every main event there this year in the Formula 80 class.

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RD#7 PA State HS Series Rausch Creek • July 23, 2006 • By Jamie B. Brown Raush Creek 2006 National Hare Scramble

Good Springs, PA July 23, 2006 Pro (National Class) 1. Nathan Kanney; 2. Charles Mullins; 3. Travis Green; 4. Robbie Jenks; 5. Ryan Rodgers; 6. Justin Williamson; 7. Brian Lawson.

86-200 A (N/P) 1. Eric Rodgers; 2. Andrew Delong; 3. Jason Sipe; 4. Tyler Klinger; 5. Wesley Becker; 6. Lloyd Wildoner.

201-open A (250 A N) 1. Jedediah Haines; 2. Frank Messina; 3. Matt Dillon; 4. Justin Tucker; 5. Robert Lapinski; 6. Robie Leese; 7. Luke Bange; 8. Jeff Stretch; 9. Kevin Simpson; 10. Mathew Hunter.

251-Open A (N) 1. Marty Michaels; 2. Jacob Martin.

Vet (30+) B (N/P) 1. Gene Swidwa; 2. Steven Perrotto; 3. Bryan Moffitt; 4. Jim Cassel; 5. Patrick Eisenfelder; 6. Christopher Walker; 7. Glenn Cordova; 8. James Quesinberry; 9. Eric Catrambone; 10. Shawn Radowski.

Senior (40+) A (N/P) 1. Dave Gunn; 2. Dennis Decker; 3. Keith Rodgers; 4. Michael Strause; 5. Randall Riggs; 6. Mike Mcintire; 7. Stephen Chapkovich; 8. Steven Bromley; 9. Christopher Hunter.

Super Senior A (N/P) 2 Hour 1. Jerome Lynn; 2. David Risser; 3. Ken Tomeo; 4. Artichoke Divecchio; 5. Thomas Cichon; 6. Thomas Ebersole.

A 4-Stroke (86-Open) (N) 1. Morgan Greenl; 2. Malcolm Schoeneberg; 3. Jarred Rodgers.

86-200 B (N/P) 1. Kyle Eisert; 2. Darren Schoeneberg; 3. Timmy Hunter; 4. Shane Hufford; 5. Derrick Kell; 6. Troy Fisher; 7. Owen Mccreight; 8. Chris Mckelvey; 9. Ian Quire; 10. Dustin Wells.

201-open B (250 B N) 1. Broc Zerbe; 2. Kenneth Bell; 3. Dennis Haggerty; 4. Noah Antonio; 5. Luke Dantonio; 6. Christian Epting.

Vet (30+) A (N/P) 1. Brian Carden; 2. Kevin Korn; 3. Kevin Schuler; 4. David Stickel; 5. Christopher Reichert; 6.

Thomas Haley; 7. John Lenick; 8. Jason Wills; 9. Jospeh Cichon; 10. Dewitt Harrell.

Senior (40+) B (N/P) 1. Dennis Fitzgerald; 2. Walter Bell; 3. Douglas Reitz; 4. Lauren Reddick; 5. Jack Daniel; 6. Rick Erickson; 7. Tom Mccleary; 8. Jarrett Depew; 9. Rich Matthias; 10. Thomas Simpson.

B 4-Stroke (86-Open) (N) 1. Andrew Suter; 2. Jason Eckard; 3. Ryan Ediyan.

86-200 C (P) 2 Hour 1. Bobby Kershaw; 2. Dustin Moffit; 3. Jeremy Nease; 4. Travis Mcgee; 5. Steven Powers; 6. Kevin Pannebakker; 7. Jared Dzugan; 8. Cody Milligan; 9. Richard Fisher; 10. Kevin Fisher.

201-open C (P) 2 Hour 1. Billy Slane; 2. Eli Suter; 3. David Burger; 4. Mark Matthias; 5. Darren Aldinger; 6. Phillip Gallo; 7. Wesley Rusk; 8. Robert Hagan; 9. Nate Strine; 10. David Dowgiallo.

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Vet 30+ Quad 1. Daniel Ketterer; 2. Thomas Wright; 3. Kennith Tincher; 4. Jason Hughes; 5. Michael Kyte; 6. Markhan Donovan; 7. Michael Johnson; 8. Michael Young; 9. Bryan Rausch; 10. Charles Godshall.

Senior 40+ Quad 1. John Cunnungham; 2. Darrin Jumper; 3. John Kenney; 4. George Richards; 5. Randy Smith; 6. Jeff Kearney; 7. Scott Slough; 8. Lonnie Garland; 9. Albert Janes.

Open B Quad 1. John Lynn; 2. Jeff Piper; 3. Karl Lehnan; 4. Joseph Papa; 5. John Duri; 6. Jesse Mekins; 7. Ed Barrick; 8. Evan Williams; 9. Khyle Willis; 10. Robert Dewitt.

91-200cc 2 Stk/91-300cc 4 Stk 1. Dylan Fergusson; 2. Steven George; 3. Cory William; 4. Justin Butler; 5. Samantha Vanbuskirk; 6. Cody Coleman; 7. Chad Weikle; 8. Cody Poticher; 9. Sean Wedeking; 10. Kevin Ware.

Open C Quad 1. Shawn Collins; 2. Travis Jumper; 3. Brian Dolan; 4. Colby Swatrz; 5. John Clatterbuck; 6. Bill Hiles; 7. Justin Perry; 8. Shane Welck; 9. Christopher Andrews; 10. Kyle Barr.

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85cc 12-15 1. Cody Mummert; 2. Zachary Smith; 3. Patrick Desantis; 4. Raymond Mullen; 5. Tyler Barrall; 6. Kyle Mckelvey; 7. Nicholas Wassa; 8. Matthew Trainer; 9. Craig Fussell; 10. Zachary Metz.

Supermini 12-15 1. Justin Frederick; 2. Jacobus Ferreira; 3. Evan Houston; 4. Sally Ferreira; 5. Bobby Kershaw.

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Quad Mini Rausch Creek 2006 National Hs

50cc Stock Atv 1. Kara Clark; 2. Hunter Grimes; 3. Alexus Wiginton; 4. Jason Raup; 5. Chase Smith; 6. Logan Weishaar; 7. Cole Morrison.

51-70cc Production 6-11 Yrs Atv 1. Brian Thorson; 2. Andrew Thorson; 3. Allie Slate; 4. Gavin Albert; 5. Andrew Williams.

71-90cc Production 9-15 Yrs Atv 1. Joseph Bromley; 2. Matthew Close; 3. Brandon Hess; 4. Ethan Worden; 5. Colby Chisbar; 6. Katie Kearney; 7. Ryan Brinker; 8. Curt Goodman; 9. Kenneth Zeigler; 10. Kierten Mcdonal.

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50cc 4-8 Yrs Stock 1. Aaron Lasher; 2. Gary Enman; 3. Noah Koeller; 4. Brett Siegmeister.

50cc Oil Injected 4-8 Yrs 1. Dylan Gettys; 2. Justin Hufford; 3. Neil Enman; 4. Devrynn Clugston; 5. Justin Kipilla; 6. Matias Weir.

65cc Mini 10-11 Yrs 1. Ethan Jaudas; 2. Christopher Vanbuskirk; 3. Mike Wilk; 4. Dalton Gettys; 5. Timothy Richardson.

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Air Cooled 110 (90-110 Auto) Xr,Pw,Ds 1. Andrew Powers; 2. Max Tomazin; 3. Cody Steele; 4. Eric Matthios; 5. Alex Bonner; 6. Cody Gerhard.

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Sponsored by Keystone Trailers • July 30, 2006 • By Jim Mucklin Sunday July 30, 2006 Sleepy Hollow hosted their annual “Vet Day at the Hollow.”

Keystone Trailers from Lancaster, PA sponsors this event every year. Racers in the Vet and Senior A classes compete for a 200% payback while extra awards are also given to the amateur riders in the plus divisions. Sleepy stepped up to the plate and matched that donation for the Vet Class on their ATV track as well. The expert cash was excellent on this day due to Sleepy’s regular 150% payback in the 125 / 250 A divisions.

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Dominic Tibberino gets his first ever bike class win at Sleepy Hollow.

KEYSTONE TRAILERS VET DAY July 30, 2006

Four Stroke 14 yrs. and up 1. Keith Santora; 2. Wayne Powell; 3. Eric Swarr; 4. Travis Overly; 5. Daniel Leonhard; 6. Zackery Rudy; 7. John Ryerson; 8. Bryan Simcox; 9. Michael Brien; 10. Matthew Hollinger.

50 stock 7-8 1. Justin Cooper; RRP’s Flying Frenchman Greg Pamart takes the 2. John Sheaffer; 3. Austin lions share of the expert purse winning 3 divisions.

Mcnamee; 4. Alexander Guerrierie; 5. Bryon Wagner; 6. Christopher Ford; 7. Lucien Diforte; 8. Gary S. Schmidt.

Collegeboy 1. Larry Mutschler; 2. Michael Minnick; 3. Joseph Gaul; 4. Jacob Weeks; 5. Bret Wagner; 6. Justin Reiss; 7. Lee Chavous; 8. John Aaron Houser wins the Junior Mini group.

Dubanowich; 9. Patrick Ferris; 10. Michael Carman.

Mini 65 10-11 4. Tyler Conner; 5. Jason Chavez; 6. Drey 1. Keith Lengle; 2. Addison Boddie; 7. Matthew Croft; 8. Robert Marshall; Emory Iv.; 3. Dominick 9. James Mccode; 10. Daniel Hrischuk.

Max Herr races his Husky Dreisbach; 4. Arie Junior Mini Reachard; 5. Ronald Perry; 1. Aaron Houser; 2. Daryn Thompson; 3. Robert in the School Boy division.

6. Dylon Hobart; 7. Jacob Piazza, Jr.; 4. Miles Schellenberger; Marshall; 8. Tyler Baney; 5. Matthew Melhorn; 6. Cody Burgoyne; 7. Gage Conner; 5. Brad Roth; 6. Matthew Melhorn; 9. Nick Gordon.

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250 C first turn action. Jeremy Yagloski (5 - center) races for the win.

Patterson, Stancik and Paul mix it up in the 25 + A division.

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Matthew Aldinger soars to the 231 Open C class win.

PW80 - TTR90 8. Skyler Hoffman; 9. Kati Perry; 1. Dakota Janney; 2. Sherry Schmidt; 10. Shawn Campbell.

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200 2 str/300 4str-13-15 QUAD 1. Travis Perry; 2. William Sommer; 3. Michael Brackbill; 4. Tyler Dommel; 5. Tyler Beard; 6. Dylan Swartz; 7. Drew Bailey; 8. Derek Keeseman; 9. Jessica Boyer.

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Senior - 40+ A 1. Harlan Seiverling; 2. Jerry Seip Jr.; 3. Matthew Forman.

65 7-9 1. Jacob Hartranft; 2. Justin Cooper; 3. Evan Richard; 4. Damian Thompson; 5. Joshua Wincott; 6. Brennen Weindel; 7. Eric Heilman; 8. John Sheaffer; 9. Kevin Rivera; 10. Matthew Mangine.

Women 1. Alyssa Savidge; 2. Jessica Kimmel; 3. Brittany Coomer; 4. Lindsay Herb.

2-Stroke 1. Jason Smith; 2. Ryan Patterson; 3. Timothy Savidge Jr.; 4. Jason George; 5. Rocco Fazzolari; 6. Bill Folmar; 7. Michael Major; 8. Michael Grejdus.

125 B 1. Garret Toth; 2. Wayne Powell; 3. Joseph Peditto; 4. Jordan Moyer; 5. Zackery Rudy; 6. Paul Meier; 7. John Dubanowich; 8. Michael Polaski; 9. John Ryerson; 10. Nicholas Finelli.

125 C 1. Jacob Weeks; 2. Jordan Miller; 3. Justin Reiss; 4. Alex Hilderbrand; 5. Adam Kline; 6. Tyler Patterson; 7.

Tyler Swarr; 8. Patrick Ferris; 9. Donald Ayres; 10. Anthony Fiore.

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25 + A 1. Gregory Pamart; 2. James Newman; 9. Jim Dobbs; 10. Mike Cepress.

Mcilvaine; 3. Clint Johnson; 4. Jerry Seip Jr.; Veteran- 30+ C 5. Ryan Patterson; 6. Todd Weindel; 7. Brian 1. Cristiano Dutra; 2. Joseph Lachnit; 3. Thomas Haddow; 8. Gabi Stancik; 9. Jed Schappert; Baney; 4. Geraldo Santos; 5. Steven Wojcicki; 10. Joe Fontana.

6. Rodney Irwin; 7. Steve Westby; 8. Brandon 25 + B Hayes; 9. Steven Murphy, Sr.; 10. Jamie Smith.

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125 C group 2 250/open A Blackmans 1. Kyle Smithgall; 2. William Hauser; 3. Travis 1. Gregory Pamart; 2. Clint Johnson; 3. Willy Heilman; 4. Zachery Buck; 5. Max Herr; Toth Jr.; 4. Keith Santora; 5. Jeffrey Paul; 6. Shawn Hannum; 7. Justin Kovecses; 8. Alex 6. David Nyzio; 7. Jed Schappert; 8. Brian Smith; Miller; 9. Colton Lenig; 10. Stephen Morelli.

9. Keith Mccrea; 10. Dustin Wojcicki.

4-6 50cc Oil Injected 250/open B 1. Cody Wagner; 2. Ridge Donlin; 1. Garret Toth; 2. Larry Mutschler; 3. Jason 3. Kiersten Roeting.

Smith; 4. Paul Meier; 5. Jordan Moyer; 4-6 50cc Stock 6. Michael Minnick; 7. Nicholas Weber; 8. Derek 1. Cody Wagner; 2. Nicholas Wagner.

Zydalis; 9. Travis Overly; 10. Gregory Lamey Jr. 7-8 50cc Oil Injected 250/open C 1. Ian Hess; 2. Bayley Oberlander; 1. Jeremy Yagloski; 2. Alex Miller; 3. Cristiano 3 . Griffin Bonte; 4. Tyler Noethiger.

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Russel Bobbit was the top American finisher racing in the Enduro Junior class. Bobbit finished 6th on Saturday and a very solid 4th on Sunday. You can check the World Enduro website to see a list of complete results at www.usgpenduro.com. There are three classifications for riders to compete

The U.S.G.P. Enduro was held in Hancock, NY on July 22-23, 2006. It was Round # 6 of the Maxxis-F.I.M. World Enduro Championships and history was made as this was the first time ever that a World Enduro Round was held in the United States. Matter of fact, 2006 was the first

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Parts Unlimited and Moose Racing were major sponsors for the event. time ever the event had landed on North American soil. Just a week before riders competed on Parry Sound Canada before traveling south to New York. Hancock has been the long time host of many enduro and dual sport events but this was the Grand Daddy of them all. Riders from all over the world attend these rounds and it was an excellent opportunity for some of our home town racers to see how they faired against the best in the world.

In talking to some of our local harescramble racers that competed, they said that

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One of the special tests takes place on a grass track portion of the course. in related to engine size and the Enduro Junior class which is age 23 and under with winners on each day.

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Motocross at Carlisle • Saturday, July 22, 2006 • by MRA Motocross goes mainstream in District 6. format to help keep the day short to avoid The Carlisle Bike Fest, held each year at any problems with dust or noise. Fortunately the Carlisle Fairgrounds in South Central Pa a steady rain fell for about an hour before is known for its huge displays and exhibits the Saturday morning practice and by the from all facets of the motorcycle industry. time the main events went off the track was Every July vendors from all of the major in perfect racing condition. Amateur classes manufactures converge on the fairgrounds raced 12 laps with the experts going 15.

Many Pro’s showed up to chase the to display their goods and services for thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts to $2500.00 purse that was offered to the two premiere expert divisions. Both 125 A and enjoy.

This year brought much the same with 250 A paid $600.00 to win with the remaining one new addition. The folks from Carlisle purse paying thru the next five places.

Productions wanted to bring something new Sano Yamahas Nick Evennou was on hand to the show that taking a weekend was much bigger off from the MX than in years past.

Nationals which They teamed up were running in Colorado. Nick with the Doublin Gap Motocross dominated the 125 A moto getting Park and Kinsley a great start and Construction and leading until the produced a show end. There was that was exciting for young and old, some great racing a show that would action further Luke Perry chose Carlisle to make his be sure to attract back in the pack racing debut riding new visitors to between local pro out of the Bottle Run Xtreme camp. the fairgrounds Willy Toth and as well as reach Gap Racings Tyler out to the mainstream press. This year Witmer. Toth would eventually break away to finish second behind Evennou with Jeremy motocross came to Carlisle.

This is a huge boost for our sport. Anytime Cook finishing third followed by Witmer and you can get major TV coverage and land Derrick Wile rounding out the top five.

In the 250 expert main it was again on the front page of the local newspapers, you’ve accomplished something great. Let Evennou jumping out front this time with alone giving the riders of our region a new Twigg Cycles Jeremy Cook right on his track to compete on in front of an audience tail. The two put on a fantastic show for the that’s never been exposed to our sport. Way Carlisle crowd for the first few laps. These to go to everyone involved. guys were jumping half way down the hill The event started with a Friday practice probably 30 feet further than any of the day at the fairgrounds for the racers to get other competitors when coming back up the accustomed to the Kinsley designed track. other side they somehow got tangled up and The course covered three quarters of a mile they both went down. They both returned to and came complete with a full starting gate, the action but not until several other riders a whoop section and a huge downhill jump. slipped by including VPE’s Damian Plotts.

The course was laid in without having to Plotts inherited the lead followed closely by move any existing earth due to the many Derrick Wile and Willy Toth. Cook pulled off the course shortly thereafter with Evennou truckloads of dirt that were hauled in.

The racing action came on Saturday with eventually pulling off later, both with bike close to 150 riders coming to Carlisle to problems. Local point’s leader Greg Pamart compete. The event consisted of a one moto attended the event as well but found himself

Michael Reynolds from Delta, PA wins the 250 B race.

caught up in a first turn pile up. Plotts would eventually cruise to the win followed by Toth, Wile, Ben Ritter and Tyler Witmer.

The day was a success. I believe all involved had a great time. The track was good, the crowd was huge and our local motocross scene got exposed to everybody.

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promising a larger track design and better awards. Check out the results here to see how your favorite racer faired and be sure to check out complete event photos on our website at www.mcracingaction.com. Stay tuned to MRA in the coming months to catch all of the details on next years Bike Fest at Carlisle. You’ll be glad you did.

Sano Yamaha’s Nick Evennou wowed the crowd at Carlisle racing in the expert divisions.

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Cody Lunceford takes two class wins at Carlilse, 85 (12-13) and Supermini.

Like most events, the 125 C gate was locked and loaded.

2006 Carlisle Bike Fest July 22, 2006

Vet (Plus 30) C 1. Jamie Smith.

Four Stroke Open 1.Andrew Kinsley; 2. Shelby Reitz; 3. Dakota Yohe; 4. Will Smith; 5. Colton Lenig.

Super Mini (12-15) 1. Cody Lunceford; 2. Austin Bixler; 3. Jimmy Bloom.

Junior Mini (9-13) 1. Kameron Page; 2. Brandon Mcmanus; 3. Joshua Villarreal; 4. Jerry Bloom; 5. Andrew Shifflett.

VPE’s Damian Plotts wins 25+ A and the 15 Lap 250 A main.

125 A 1. Nicholas Evennou; 2. Willy Toth, Jr.; 3. Jeremy Cook; 4. Tyler Witmer; 5. Derrick Wile; 6. Benjamin Ritter; 7. Zeke K. Ziemann; 8. Chad Aughinbaugh; 9. Will Smith; 10. Eric Swarr.

125 B 1. Garret Toth; 2. Michael Reynolds, Jr.; 3. Mike Tyler; 4. Ryan Sebastian; 5. Devin Manahan; 6. Tyson Clark; Brothers 7. Bryan Bird; 8. Zackery Rudy; 9. Zachery Neidig; 10. Matthew Dasher.

125 C 1. Jordan Walker; 2. Robert Moore; 3. James Dejordy; 4. Derrick Crawford; 5. Charles Miller; 6. Ben Holderbaum; 7. Trevor Monn; 8. Dakota Yohe; 9. Matt Rohrer; 10. Travis Heilman.

60 (10-11) 1. Calvyn Beck; 2. Andrew Shifflett; 3. Dylon Hobart.

60 (7-9) 1. Tyler Strevig; 2. Brandon Beam; 3. Jay Jajich; 4. Tyler Kauffman; 5. Mitchell Allen; 6. Donte Grim; 7. Gavin Roeder.

Plus 25 A 1. Damien Plotts; 2. Gregory Pamart; 3. Shelby Reitz; 4. Glenn Hoffman.

50 (7-8) 1. Cameron Keck; 2. Bryon Wagner; 3. Austin Felts.

50 Oil Injected (4-6) 1. Caleb Keck; 2. Jared Mcgill; 3. Cheyenne Mcquin.

50 Oil Injected (7-8) 1. Bayley Oberlander.

250 A 1. Damien Plotts; 2. Willy Toth, Jr.; 3. Derrick Wile; 4. Benjamin Ritter; 5. Tyler Witmer; 6. Gregory Pamart; 7. Robert Kraft.

250 B 1. Michael Reynolds, Jr. 250 C 1. Travis Heilman; 2. Zach Donnelly; 3. Michael Corle; 4. Justin Helman.

Vet (Plus 30) A 1. Gregory Pamart; 2. Scott Mcgill; 3. Glenn Hoffman.

Vet (Plus 30) B 1. Jim Dobbs; 2. Tom Boschert; 3. Clint Early; 4. David Fornum.

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Plus 25 B 1. Richard Dobbs; 2. Jim Dobbs.

Senior A 1. Allen Gavlak; 2. Thomas Sebastian.

Senior B 1. William Hahn; 2. Douglas Reitz.

School Boy 1. Garret Toth; 2. Andrew Kinsley; 3. Charles Miller; 4. Bryan Demuro.

College Boy 1. Tyson Clark; 2. Zachery Neidig; 3. Devin Manahan; 4. Isaac Saunders.

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Vintage & Vet Championships • July 22,2006 • by Jim Sanderson ACR Vintage Mxer’s Hammer Hurricane Hills Hurricane Hills Sports Center CLIFFORD, PA, JULY 22, 2006 American Classic Racing (ACR), a member owned organization, dedicated to the sport of vintage motocross and offroad racing, made their annual trek to the Hurricane Hills Sports Center, in Clifford, Pennsylvania on July 22nd. ACR conducts AMA sanctioned events in the North Eastern region of the United States and hosts the best vintage motocross series in the Northeast.

Unfortunately, Mother Nature brought rain to the area which made practice and the first set of moto’s a mud fest. Eventually the rain stopped and the sun came out. The Hurricane Hills track crew did their magic during intermission and track conditions improved tremendously.

Fontana went down in the corner following the new rhythm section just before the start of lap four. McLean inherited the lead and pulled away to a nine second lead before Fontana was able to remount. Meanwhile, Clare also had some misfortune and pulled off. Buckley, Zackrone and Plaza inherited third through fifth. Fontana went down again, in the exact same corner as the previous lap, and the mistake allowed McLean to increase his advantage to 30-seconds at the checkers. Fontana, Zackrone, Buckley and Plaza completed the top five.

Andy Mikolaichik, Ken Napolitano, Dan Pullen, Fontana and Zach Hamm led the start of the combined Evolution Open Novice/ Intermediate/Expert moto. Mikolaichik quickly pulled away and started lap two with a three second lead. Napolitano remained in second but Fontana was now third after passing Pullen. Pullen was relegated to

Joe Fontana (628) and Dave McLean lead the start of the final ACR GP 250 and ACR GP Open moto at Hurricane Hills on July 22nd in Clifford, PA. Joe Fontana led the start of the combined gate of ACR GP 250 and ACR GP Open classes with former national number 63, Dave McLean, in pursuit. Joe Buckley, Robert Clare and Eric Zachrone completed the top five. Fontana and McLean were in a class all their own as they left the rest of the pack behind. McLean got close enough to attempt a pass on Fontana in the big sweeper by the start but couldn’t get by.

Buckley and Clare were a solid third and fourth when John Plaza moved up to fifth.

By lap three, Fontana was pulling away from McLean and had built an eight second advantage. On the following lap, Fontana increased his lead to 13-seconds. Fontana crossed the finish line for the win with a 17second cushion. McLean, Buckley, Clare and Plaza rounded out the top five.

Fontana, Zackrone, McLean, Clare and Anthony Dimarzio led the charge out of the first turn in the final ACR GP 250 and ACR GP Open moto. Fontana held the point when McLean and Clare moved up to claim second and third, displacing Zackrone to fourth. Buckley moved up to fifth. Fontana had a four second lead at the start of lap two.

1. Johnny Palmieri (Kaw); 2. William Zonca Jr (Yam); 3. Louis Giomboni (Yam); 4. Chris Snow (Hon).

30+ C 1. Marc Hoinsky (Yam); 2. Donald Hilstolsky (Yam); 3. Joseph Thomas (Suz); 4. Joseph Buckley (Yam); 5. Estrino Cardone (Suz).

35+ 1. Glenn Arduini (Hon).

40+ A 1. Joe Fritz Sr (Hon); 2. Henry Lucio (Suz); 3. Glenn Arduini (Hon).

40+ B 1. Bill Perry (Yam); 2. Rick Tatrault (Hon); 3. Gregg Bouchard (Hon); 4. Joe Peragino (Yam); 5. Robert Gruver (Yam).

45+ 1. Elden Housinger (Hsk).

50+ 1. Eric Heinecki (Hon); 2. Elden Housinger (Hsk).

EVO 200 NOV 1. Derek Wechtler (Yam); 2. Barney Zipkin (Suz); 3. Richard Vassallo (Hon).

EVO 200 INT 1. Anthony Dimarzio (Unk).

EVO 200 EX 1. Ken Napolitano (Suz); 2. David Hurley (Yam); 3. Eric Zackrone (Unk); 4. Jerry Cantone (Suz).

PRE ‘78 NOV 1. Steve Loving (Hsk).

PRE ‘78 INT 1. Bob Leskanic (Yam); 2. Joseph Bollard (Yam); 3. John O’hara (Hsk).

PRE ‘75 +30 EX 1. Antonio Poccia (Yam).

PRE ‘75 +40 INT 1. Alan Barlow (Hsk).

PRE ‘75 +50 NOV 1. Frank Endreson (Suz); 2. Delores Daros (Unk).

PRE ‘75 +50 EX 1. Gary Fetzer (Hon).

VINTAGE 80’s 200 INT 1. David Pecor (Ktm).

VINTAGE 80’s 200 EX 1. Steve Clare (Hon); 2. Rick Rosseter (Hon).

ACR MODERN NOV 1. Wayne Bogert (Hon); 2. John Plaza (Kaw); 3. Thomas Webster (Suz); 4. Brook Roberts (Hon); 5. Richard Rogich (Kaw).

ACR MODERN EX

1. Darren Edsall (Kaw); 2. David Hurley (Yam); 3. Eric Zackrone (Unk); 4. Mark Griggs (Hon); 5. Rick Rosseter (Hon).

PRE ‘75 125 NOV 1. Joey Peragino (Suz).

PRE ‘75 125 INT 1. Robert Whitworth (Yam); 2. Joseph Bollard (Yam).

PRE ‘75 125 EX 1. Tom France (Unk); 2. Jody Zero (Unk); 3. Steve Clare (Hon).

ACR GP - 125 1. Roy Vanderveur Jr (Suz); 2. Tom France (Unk); 3. Barney Zipkin (Suz); 4. Steve Clare (Hon).

PRE ‘75 250 INT 1. Alan Barlow (Hsk); 2. Robert Whitworth (Yam); 3. John O’hara (Hsk); 4. Joe Peragino (Yam).

PRE ‘75 250 EX 1. Tom France (Unk); 2. Jody Zero (Unk); 3. Glenn Arduini (Hsk).

PRE ‘75 OPEN INT 1. Bob Leskanic (Unk).

EVO OPEN NOV 1. Zachariah Hamm (Unk); 2. Richard Rogich (Kaw); 3. Thomas Webster (Suz); 4. Ted Bohlke (Suz).

EVO OPEN INT 1. Andrew Mikolaichik (Yam); 2. Daniel Pullen (Hon).

EVO OPEN EX 1. Ken Napolitano (Suz); 2. Joe Fontana (Hon); 3. Mark Griggs (Hon).

ACR GP - 250 1. David Mclean (Hon); 2. Eric Zackrone (Unk); 3. Joseph Buckley (Unk); 4. Anthony Dimarzio (Unk); 5. Robert Clare (Hon).

ACR GP - OPEN 1. Joe Fontana (Hon); 2. Tim Plaza (Hon); 3. John Plaza (Kaw).

VINTAGE 80’s - OPEN NOV 1. Derek Wechtler (Yam); 2. Brook Roberts (Hon); 3. Zachariah Hamm (Unk).

VINTAGE 80’s - OPEN INT 1. Daniel Pullen (Hon).

VINTAGE 80’s - OPEN EX 1. Roy Vanderveur Jr (Suz); 2. Gary Fetzer (Hon).

fourth. A few turns later, Pullen was relegated to fifth by Hamm. Mikolaichik’s lead was six seconds on lap three and 11-seconds by lap four. Mikolaichik took the checkers with a whopping 16-second advantage followed by Napolitano, Fontana, Hamm and Pullen.

Mikolaichik, Fontana, Napolitano, Pullen and Hamm led the start of the final Evolution Open Novice/Intermediate/Expert moto.

Two turns before the start of lap two, Hamm passed Pullen taking fourth. Pullen was relegated to fifth. Mikolaichik had a seven second lead by the third lap and increased it to 10-seconds when he took the checkers for another win. Napolitano, Fontana, Hamm and Pullen rounded out the top five.

RESULTS:

25+ A 1. Darren Edsall (Kaw); 2. Mark Palmisano (Hon); 3. Antonio Poccia (Yam).

25+ B 1. Johnny Palmieri (Kaw); 2. William Zonca Jr (Yam); 3. Chris Snow (Hon); 4. Louis Giomboni (Yam).

30+ A 1. Antonio Poccia (Yam); 2. Mark Palmisano (Hon); 3. Darren Edsall (Kaw).

30+ B

Andy Mikolaichik (58), Dan Pullen (560) and Ken Napolitano (135) led the start of the 1st Evo Open Novice/Intermediate/Expert moto at the ACR Vintage –Vet Championships.

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Regular Race • August 6, 2006 • by Jim Mucklin

The Gomez Crew wait for the 50cc (4-6) stock gate.

Mini Track Motocross 08/06/2006

PW 80,TTR 90, 110 AIR 1. Bayley Oberlander; 2. Aaron Hess; 3. John Romero.

100CC, TTR125 1. Russell Williams; 2. Cody Humma; 3. Frank Mohr; 4. Bradley Williams; 5. Forrest Williams; 6. Domnick Mancuso; 7. Charles Lengle.

XR 70, XR 80 HONDA 1. Justin Ziegenfus; 2. Zachary Schnitzler; 3. Trent Noll; 4. Zach Kerschner; 5. Nicholas Tuski; 6. Devin Dierwechter.

XR 50 HONDA 4-8 YRS 1. Chayse Mohr; 2. Kevin Graff Jr.; 3. Trenton Poust; 4. Jack Dorward; 5. Kyle Novak; 6. Sean Patterson; 7. Matthew Frankelli; 8. Kolby Maldonado.

PW50 oil 4-8 1. Cody Wagner; 2. Jason Troutman Jr.; 3. Nathan Rocuskie; 4. Antonio Frankelli; 5. Brandon Smith; 6. Alyssa Bolden; 7. Ridge Donlin; 8. Bryner Barnhardt.

71-90 CC 4W 8-15 1. Daniel Toth; 2. Peter Cusumano; 3. James Nichols; 4. Tyler Young; 5. Robert Celani; 6. Jourdn Wall; 7. Victoria Connors; 8. Siarra Fogle; 9. Dakota Wertman; 10. Colton Hehnly.

50 CC STOCK 4-6 YRS 1. Cody Wagner; 2. Kyler Coles; 3. Zakary Shaffer; 4. Gage Solis; 5. Jacob Keane; 6. Nicholas Wagner; 7. Nathan Rocuskie; 8. Duke Gomez; 9. Sean Patterson.

50 CC STOCK 7-8 YRS 1. Pollux Fisher; 2. Christopher Austin Ford; 3. Justin Yedinak; 4. Hunter

Brookens; 5. Dakota Rupell; 6. Dalton Dunman; 7. Colin Bolden; 8. Lauren Plate.

50 CC 4W 4-8 YRS STOCK 1. Leonard Wyda; 2. Travis Wotring; 3. Colton Mccarthy; 4. Colton Young; 5. Alexus Wiginton; 6. Ryley Butler; 7. Leann Fidler; 8. Mark Marlatt Jr.; 9. Gregory Lombardo; 10. Kohl Moore.

50 CC OIL INJ 4-6 YRS 1. Dalton Dunman; 2. Jacob Keane; 3. Kyler Coles; 4. Garrett Brownawell; 5. Gavin Evitts.

50 CC OIL INJ 7-8 YRS 1. Bayley Oberlander; 2. Dakota Rupell; 3. Colin Bolden; 4. Ethan Anthony; 5. Lauren Plate.

65 cc 7-9 1. Damian Thompson; 2. Kevin Rivera; 3. Brandon Belsak; 4. Michael Giovanniello; 5. Bryce Bemis; 6. Broc Emery; 7. Austin Herr; 8. Cole Gable; 9. Kyle Watkins; 10. Eric Vonada.

51-70 CC 4W 6-11 1. Morgan Wotring; 2. Stanley Bohenek; 3. Colin Bolden; 4. Ben Conners; 5. Dylan Evans.

50 CC 6-8 4W PRODUCTION 1. Travis Wotring.

65 CC 10-11 1. Keith Lengle; 2. Max Gomez; 3. Dakota Dunman; 4. William Carling; 5. Bradley Williams; 6. Fred Kramer; 7. Thomas Martonick; 8. Austin Davis; 9. Bryce Davis; 10. Michael Hartensfeld.

Shaffer; 9. Michael Giovanniello; 10. Patrick Lally.

OPEN A 2&4 STR 4W 1. Randy Lehr; 2. Tony Lucarelli; 3. Matt Haines; 4. Kale Witmer; 5. Shawn Welsh; 6. Andrew Zimmerman; 7. Gregory Lombardo; 8. Ross Miller; 9. Justin Frailey; 10. Sean Hubbard.

OPEN B 2&4 STR 4W 1. Zachary Frantz; 2. James Miller; 3. Chris Walls; 4. Sheldon Martin; 5. Tony Poalillo; 6. Justin Pannick; 7. Tony Snyder; 8. Jonathan Balascsak; 9. Wade Bethge; 10 . Angelo Luongo.

VET 4W 1. Ronald Ranck; 2. Gregory Lombardo; 3. Sammuel Wall; 4. Gary Batta; 5. Bruce Butler; 6. Daniel Wertman; 7. Thomas Whalen; 8. Michael Orpen.

91/200 91/300 4W 1. Andrew Mahey; 2. Josh Shadle; 3. Ethan

Keiffer; 4. Billy Keefer; 5. Travis Perry; 6. Nicholas Simmernon; 7. Cody Coleman; 8. Adam Sinz; 9. Nicholas Walls; 10. Brian Kelly.

ATV ANYTHING 4W 1. Randy Lehr; 2. Shawn Welsh; 3. Christopher Mccauley; 4. Kale Witmer; 5. Wade Bethge; 6. James Miller; 7. Daniel Wertman; 8. Justin Pannick; 9. Bryan Wilhelm; 10. Drew Gilbert.

450 4 STR 1. Dean Smith; 2. Michael Klinger; 3. Kevin Givnin; 4. Shanon Stover; 5. Brent Reinheimer; 6. Travis Overly.

SCHOOLBOY 2 STR 1. Nicholas Finelli; 2. Justin Maylath; 3. Alex Maldet; 4. Chris. Utt; 5. Stephen Morelli; 6. Michael Mckently; 7. Ethan Clymer; 8. Bowen Moore; 9. Kyle Smithgall.

Big Track Motocross 08/06/2006

85 CC 14-15 YRS 1. Paul Mcmullen; 2. Deryk Garland; 3. Ryan Holloway; 4. Brandon Gettel.

85 CC 7-11 YRS 1. Robert Piazza; 2. Roeland Papp; 3. Avery Brown; 4. Evan Holloway; 5. Dakota Dunman; 6. Keith Lengle; 7. Logan Ehrets; 8. Trevor

Alex Maldet (187) and Christopher Meade (361) air it out in 125 C racing action.

Kozimor sweeps the 125 C division.

Bayley Oberlander is your (7-8) Oil Champion.

Shawn Walz goes 1-2 to win the 250 Four Stroke class.

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SCHOOLBOY 4 STR 1. Jon Reber; 2. Zackery Rudy; 3. Richard Kastle; 4. Kyle Haas; 5. James Phipps; 6. James Mauro; 7. John Glinko; 8. Daniel Buckley.

25+ A 1. Christopher Curtis; 2. Jason Easterly; 3. Jeff Ort; 4. Tristan Huey; 5. Tim Wilson.

25+ B 1. Mark Franya; 2. David Pritttchett; 3. Cristiano Dutra; 4. Nicholas Weber; 5. Mike Cepress; 6. James Rich; 7. Luis Ovidio; 8. Geraldo Sentos; 9. Stephen Rich; 10. Aparecido Silva.

COLLEGEBOY 1. Sammy Kachmer; 2. Dean Smith; 3. Michael Klinger; 4. Michael Davis; 5. Bret Wagner; 6. Joe Gaul; 7. Billy Gallagher; 8. Brian Acri; 9. Jacob Weeks; 10. Timothy Savidge Jr. SENIOR A 1. Steven Sheckler.

SENIOR B 1. Timothy Nowroski; 2. Kerry Williams; 3. Mike Cepress; 4. Michael Hess; 5. Craig Moore; 6. Stanley Otto; 7. Doyle Whitenight; 8. Joseph Bollard; 9. Ronnie Utt. 125 C 1. Austin Kozimor; 2. Jacob Weeks; 3. Ryan Miller; 4. Christopher Kalhauge; 5. Justin Kovecses; 6. Chris. Utt; 7. Alex Hilderbrand;

8. Daniel Lyness; 9. Jerome Justofin; 10. Justin Reiss.

VET A 1. Jason Easterly; 2. Christopher Curtis; 3. Jeff Ort. VET B 1. Jeffery Groff; 2. David Prittchett; 3. Michael Hess; 4. Anthony Dimarzio; 5. James Rich; 6. Alfred Decarolis.

250 C 1. Timothy Savidge Jr.; 2. Austin Kozimor; 3. Alex Hilderbrand; 4. Broc Fleck; 5. Cory Doney; 6. Cristiano Dutra; 7. Andrew Levengood; 8. Austin Edwards; 9. Teddy Allen; 10. Scott Salem.

SUPERMINI 12-15 YRS 1. Patrick Sharkey; 2. Andrew Homick; 3 Max Stevey; 4. Tyler Conner; 5. Bradley Roth; 6. Jason Chavez; 7. Jonathan Jankowsky; 8. Drey Boddie.

JUNIORMINI 7-11 YRS 1. Roeland Papp; 2. Robert Piazza; 3. Avery Brown; 4. Evan Holloway; 5. Max Gomez; 6. Trevor Shaffer; 7. Kenneth Rupp; 8. Logan Ehrets; 9. Kyle Watkins.

125 A 1. Joseph Madrigale; 2. Ryan Bentz; 3. Bret T. Wagner; 4. Tristan Huey; 5. Brian Conover.

Open B four wheel racing action.

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125 B 1. Shawn Walz; 2. Nicholas Finelli; 3. Zackery Rudy; 4. Bowen Moore.

85CC 12-13 YRS 1. Tyler Conner; 2. Bradley Roth; 3. Max Stevey; 4. Trevor Mack; 5. Scott Heilman; 6. Zachary Donlin; 7. Coty Sebastian; 8. Jonathan Jankowsky; 9. Jamie Hollerman; 10. Donovan Struzinski.

250 4 STR 1. Shawn Walz; 2. Joe Gaul; 3. Jon Reber; 4. Edgar Bixby; 5. Matthew Hollinger; 6. Daniel Buckley.

250 A 1. Joseph Madrigale; 2. Stanley Otto; 3. Tim Wilson.

250 B 1. Sammy Kachmer; 2. Kevin Clark; 3. Jason Smith; 4. Mark Franya; 5. Timothy Deitzler; 6. Nicholas Weber; 7. Travis Overly.

VET C 1. Geraldo Sentos; 2. Matthew Philbin; 3. Joseph Lachnit; 4. Lawrance Mcvay; 5. Luis Ovidio; 6. Brandon Hayes; 7. Stephen Rich; 8. Todd Swope; 9. Glenn Smith; 10. Randy Kastle.

Dalton Dunman wins 50cc Oil (4-6).

The Papp Family looks forward to continue the great racing heritage at the Dutchmen.

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For the remainder of 2006 you can contact them at the current web address: www.flyingdutchmenmc.net or you can reach them by phone at (908) 268-9576

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MRA would like to thank the Flying Dutchmen Motorcycle Club and its members for close to a half a century of service to the members of AMA District 6.

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50cc Class 1 (4-6) 1. Caleb Keck.

50cc Class 2 (7-8) 1. Brandon Beam; 2. Cristopher Hare; 3. Chase Kann; 4. Zachary Laley; 5. Cameron Keck.

50cc Class 3 (4-8) 1. Dustin Miller; 2. Seth Walker.

65cc 7-9 1. Dustin Miller; 2. Cody Summers; 3. Brendan Wagner; 4. Kaw Cristopher; 5. Justin Jarrett; 6. Brandon Beam 65cc 10-11 1. Joey Deneen.

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3. Trey Smith; 4. Jake Mchale; 5. Nathan Sharkey; 6. Tony Riley; 7. Cody Summers.

85cc (12-13) 1. Brandon Mcmanus; 2. Cameron Smith; 3. Derek Fratz-orr; 4. Nick Fratz-orr; 5. Cameroh Summers; 6. Ryan Batman.

85cc (14-15) 1. Derek Miller; 2. Austin Bixler; 3. Michael Jones; 4. Gregory Giles.

Open Mini (10-15) 1. Brandon Mcmanus; 2. Cameron Smith; 3. Austin Bixler; 4. Derek Fratz-orr; 5. Nick Fratz-orr SchoolBoy (12-15) 1. Paul Heilig; 2. Alex Maldet 3. Ryan Batman; 4. Derek Miller; 5. Sam Napodano; 6. Brian Hartung; 7. Tony Riley; 8 .Austin Zimmerman.

CollegeBoy 1. Dustin Kendall; 2. Trevor Veneman; 3. Ben Baker; 4. Tyson Clark; 5. Jeremy Kready; 6. Mathew Berrier; 7. Joshua Stein; 8. Lee Virts; 9. Jared Miller; 10. Jack Carlton.

125cc A 1. Jeremy Cook; 2. Robert Kraft; 3. Joshua Stein; 4. Chad Aughinbaugh; 5. Nick Johnson; 6. Stephen Helton; 7. Derrick Wile; 8. Will Smith; 9. Eric Mckay; 10. Jason Wolfgang.

125cc B 1. Casey Stemper; 2. Addison Kramer; 3. Tyson Clark; 4. Derrick Grissinger; 5. Adam Layman; 6. Lee Virts; 7. Mathew Berrier; 8. Clayton Powers; 9. Paul Heilig; 10. Bretton Beard.

125cc C 1. Ray Dean; 2. Donny Houtz; 3. Ryan Shifflett; 4. Ryan Miller; 5. Christopher Weaver; 6. James White; 7. Preston Carter; 8. Logan Wagner; 9. Ryan Folmar; 10. Trevor Honn.

250 /Open A 1. Dustin Kendall; 2. Derrick Wile; 3. Jeremy Cook; 4 .Chad Aughinbaugh; 5. Nick Johnson; 6. Stephen Helton; 7. Robert Kraft; 8. Brad Berkey.

250cc B 1. Ben Baker; 2. Shawn Aitkins; 3. Jeremy Kready; 4. Casey Stemper; 5. Zachary Guilday; 6. Trevor Veneman.

250cc C 1. James White; 2. Ryan Shifflett; 3. Derek Martzall; 4. Mandell Burnette; 5. Donny Houtz; 6. Jared Miller; 7. Steven Shifflett; 8. Ryan Huntsberger; 9. Austin Edwards; 10. David Dilling.

Open D 1. Daryl Shenk; 2. Hillard West; 3. Robert Miller; 4. Austin Zimmerman; 5. Matthew Guillary.

Plus 25 A 1. Eric Krout; 2. John Eckstine.

Plus 25 B 1. Jason Wolfgang; 2. Jeffrey Miller; 3. Brad Berkey.

Vet A (30+) 1. Jason Wolfgang; 2. Jeffrey Miller.

Vet B (30+) 1. Wesley Boyer; 2. John Eckstine; 3. Francis Ondrejack.

Vet C (30+) 1. Mandell Burnette; 2. Craig Christine; 3. Mark Henry; 4. James Kann; 5. Mike Shaffer; 6. Ronald Stump; 6. Corey Knoll; 7. Kenneth Sharkey; 8. Steve Riley; 9. Allan Ducasse; 10. Wesey Bower Senior A (40+) 1. Duane Summers; 2. Ronald Greene.

Senior B (40+) 1. Edward Kerlin; 2. Mark Henry; 3. Joey Kilby; 4. Timothy Guilday; 5. Ted Veneman.

4-Stroke 1. Jon Reber; 2. Addison Kramer; 3. Trevor Honn; 4. Derrick Grissinger; 5. Eric Krout; 6. Ronald Greene; 7. Tyson Clark.

Quad B 1. Dwayne Mallow; 2. Daryl Mallow; 3. Levi Hicks.

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team offroad motorsports garage between the kids and me! I had to learn quickly but I took the time to understand how everything goes and I’m meticulous in my work so it helps too.

MRA PHOTOS

With the amount of work it takes, don’t you get burn out or tired?

No I don’t, we have to be organized, and that’s all. We also do other things, soccer, football, basketball, baseball…I think it’s good for my kids to do something different than motocross to keep an eye on the whole picture.

Do you know the MILLERS? Jeff, Gretchen, Dave, Dustin and Derek? I can’t remember when was the first time I’ve meet them but they must be some of the most fun people around D6. The kids are nice and can ride a motocross bike pretty dam fast, Gretchen never loses her cool and don’t have to yield for the “team” to listen, and Jeff…well let’s say it’s always entertaining.

First off, he has a good sense of humor for a rugby player size guy, and even myself have problems shutting him down in a bench racing session! Second, he came in late into the sport, almost at the age people retire from it, and he became fast in a fairly short time. Third, he is a very competitive rider who is not afraid to rub elbows or crash (sometime at the same time) and it’s A+ in my book.

For those out there who have a big family, you know it is hard to carry the multiples hats of dad/friend/racer/ and keep your marriage together without the sign of a nervous break down from working 3rd shift. Jeff makes it look easy.

Remember that you’re talking 4 racers out of 5 family members! You know how challenging it can be to only have 1 kid racing, so multiply everything you do and spend by 4, apply for 6 years and see how many hairs you have left on your head. Or just look at the guy that has been doing it for 24 years (that’s 4 riders multiply by 6 years).

Yes, that’s right, it’s the dude with the oxygen tank. You get the point.

How did you start?

We went to see Motorama, and I asked around about the sport, it look so cool and I was curious about it. Then I found a used PW 50 and that’s started everything, plus we won a TTR 90 at the Dutchman raffle that we’ve sold to buy a Polini 50. I later moved the bike to the younger brother and so on to my youngest boy.

Now we race the local track (Sleepy, Dutchmen..). I work at night so it’s convenient to have Sleepy 5 minutes away… it’s great!

We do travel further occasionally.

Did you all start together?

Derek and I were first, I was 29, 6 years ago. Hey, I also got my 2 brothers Jarred and Dave into it!

You rode before?

No, never did. We all got started together, I raced 250C, and I know nothing about motocross. My only racing experience was mountain biking.

I know you’re a good mechanic, how did you learn?

Well, I’m am industrial mechanic so I translate that to my kids’ bikes. For a while we had 12 bikes to keep running in the

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From starting late in the sport, you’re riding really well, how did you get to the A level in a few years when some riders stay in B forever?

Through the Vet Class. I never raced 250B, I moved up to the Vet A from Vet C. The first few years we used to race a lot so I got plenty of points. And you know I like to give my best out there, maybe not so much for the race results but more because I like to give my all doesn’t matter what I do.

So who’s the most into it? Your kids or yourself?

Definitely me, I wish I could race every weekend, I love the competitive edge of it, the people, just to be at the track, I can’t get enough of it! The kids love it but they love BMX too you know! They don’t understand how lucky they are and it’s a normal thing for they’re age.

Who are your buddies at the races?

You know you go to a race, park in the pits anywhere and the guy next to you become a good friend! But my close “moto friends” are Stompy, Jeff Groeff, Keith and Avery Brown, the Thompson and the Long Family’s and of course my two brothers!

Hey! What about me?!

No, I only pretend to be friend with you just so you show me all your secret lines around the track.

Okay, I’ll show you a good one next time! Do you have a favorite track?

Yes and no. I have the worst luck at Sleepy but I don’t dislike the track, I just crash a lot there, that’s it.

I’m easy going when it come to tracks.

Give me a starting gate with a bunch of racer on it, drop it, and I’m happy!! I do like Rocket a lot… and the new Doublin Gap is great!

Well thanks for taking time between work, football practice, soccer practice, cleaning filter and swapping tires and so on to answer my questions Anytime !!

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SNIDER SWEEPS 3 AT MINI THUNDER 8 year old Kyle Snider from Seven Valleys, PA swept his 3rd consecutive win on August 12th in the 80cc class at the Mini Thunder Raceway Park in Schwenksville, PA Kyle started racing in May of this year and really enjoys racing at Mini Thunder. For track info log onto www.globalentertainmentforkids.com

Without positive thinking, there can be no success. This is such a large part of racing, but in all the excitement it is often overlooked. This mental power is something that has to be practiced on a dailey basis just like fitness training. A person doesn’t just train for a few days or even a few weeks to get in shape. It has to be done consistently over a long period of time. And once they are in shape, they don’t stop training and

September Press Release Flying Dutchmen Sold

The Dutchmen is under new ownership as of August 31, 2006. The new owners, the Robert Papp Family will continue to offer both Motocross and Harescramble racing at the new “Dutchmen MX Park” located in Pine Grove, PA. A highlight this season will be Bar Code scoring at their November 5th Harescramble event. Contact Rob Papp at (908) 268 – 9576, for the remainder of the year use www.flyingdutchmenmc.net for info and email.

Hurricane Hills Under New Ownership

Hurricane Hills in Clifford, PA was taken over this year by the Joe Fritz Family.

Hurricane will continue to offer Motocross Racing and they have installed a new Short Track course where the old SX track was. To the best of my knowledge they will still hold the PA State Harescramble rounds there (please verify with promoter). They have a new website: www.hhmotocross.com for details and scheduling information.

Short Track Cancelled

The Pagoda Cup that was scheduled for September 16, 2006 at the Pagoda Motorcycle Club has been cancelled. MX schedule has not changed. No further details available.

Evansville Raceway Offers Fall Supercross Series

Duane and Tracy Fisher are the new owners at Evansville Raceway located in Berwick, PA. The Fishers have been offering open practice days and they are running a Fall SX Series starting August 26, 2006.

Check their website at www.evansvilleraceway.com or call (507) 759-2841 for times and details.

think they will stay in shape. They have to continue to train to maintain the fitness level they have worked to.

It’s the same with the mind. A racer who sets his sights on becoming a better racer needs to adjust his attitude and control his way of thinking. Racers need short term and long term goals and they need to keep their way of thinking on the path that leads them to those goals. It takes mental awareness, will power and the ability to stay focused.

It’s nothing that is that difficult to do or has to be forced.

The average person has about 50,000 thoughts a day. Some of these thoughts

Just like I mentioned before , out of 50,000 thoughts a day some are going to be negative. In some ways you may feel that you can not become the winning racer that you want to be. It’s a matter of what you believe. Believe you are going to do what it takes to improve. Ask yourself questions like: How can I practice better to improve my speed and consistency?

What do I do to get better starts?

How can I improve my conditioning?

These are the questions you should be asking yourself if you want to be a winner.

Remember if it was easy to win everyone would do it! It takes hard work and focus.

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GOING MENTAL

are going to be negative. It’s a matter of of dismissing the negative thoughts, not giving them any value and forgetting about them and hold onto and believe in the positive thoughts. Our innate desire to feel pleasure and avoid pain motivates our everyday actions. But what’s your perception of pain and pleasure? One racer may associate pleasure with fitness training and eating a proper diet. He relates being in better shape and having more strength and endurance to do well in the races as pleasure.

Another racer may liken pain to training because he believes training is boring and uncomfortable, while eating healthy is missing out on taste-bud satisfaction. The second racer has it all wrong because that is the guy that will fade in the races because he will relate the pain to work and he is not willing to push to win. A racer will begin to see serious potential when he becomes aware of how these pain and pleasure motivators work.

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sleepy hollow mx

Quad & Mini Track • August 13, 2006 • by MRA Sunday August 13 brought the first ever Suzuki Day at the Hollow. It was an extra contingency type race to allow extra prizes for racers who did well on RM Brand motorcycles. This day also brought another fundraiser benefit for Kyle Greenwalt. I know this year has been full of everybody asking for help. It’s been an urgent year for some of these needs and I would like to commend and thank everybody that continues to give to help these causes. I’m a firm believer in what comes around goes around and all that give will be rewarded some day in some way.

The efforts began with a donation from Daniel Buckley, a local C class rider that gave up one of his prize possessions to be raffled off to help Kyle. Daniel graciously donated a signed Broc Hepler Jersey and side number plate. Participants bought raffle tickets and at intermission a winner was drawn. Chris Harkins ended up being the lucky winner, thanks Chris and Daniel for your donations. Other items were raffled as

well including a pair of Davi Millsaps riding pants, I heard the winner had to model them for the scoring girls, but we won’t go into any more detail here. Racers were also able to donate $20.00 to ride two laps in a Parade with all proceeds going to help Kyle. A ton of racers signed up and again, we thank you.

MRA spent most of the day covering the racing action at the Quad track. Check the results here to see who did what. You can also log onto Sleepy’s website to check complete results for the day, including both tracks. And as always, your event pics are posted online at www.mcracingaction.com.

Sleepy’s next big event is Labor Day Monday. This event will be a D6 Ultimate MX event offering both Suzuki and Husqvarna contingency. There will also be a fundraiser for downed expert rider Ty Wallace on this day. Remember it’s a Monday event and everything will be getting going a little earlier than usual. Practice starts at 9:30 with racing shortly thereafter. See you there.

Ricci Randanella (89R) leads the 50cc racers on his way to victory.

Suzuki at the Hollow Quad Track 08/13/2006

Luke Deatrick and Tony Poalillo battle in 231 - Open B racing action. Deatrick (13) goes on for the win.

4-6 50cc Oil Injected 1. Ricci Randanella; 2. Logan Leitzel; 3. Nathan Rocuskie; 4. Cody Wagner; 5. Jeffery Morrocco; 6. Kyler Coles; 7. Devin Kusmider; 8. Gianni Lumadue; 9. Alyssa Bolden; 10. Beau Livingston.

4-6 50cc Stock 1. Ricci Randanella; 2. Logan Leitzel; 3. Cody Wagner; 4. Nathan Rocuskie; 5.Gage Solis; 6. Nicholas Wagner; 7. Jeffery Morrocco; 8. Matthew Bosak; 9. Jared Sparks; 10. Kyler Coles.

7-8 50cc Oil Injected 1. Bayley Oberlander; 2. Colin Bolden; 3. Griffin Bonte.

7-9 65cc Beginner 1. Mathew Boyer; 3. Logan Ingram; 4. Ian Hess; 5. Gavin Roeder.

PW80 - TTR90 1. Kyle Snider; 2. Sherry Schmidt.

XR70 - XR80 1. Justin Ziegehfus; 2. Kyle Snider.

XR100 - TTR125 - CFR 150 1. Brandon Starner; 2. Russell Williams; 3. Corey Recla; 4. Brennan Oakley; 5. David Winters; 6. Bradley Williams; 7. Josh De’beaumont; 8. Forrest Williams; 9. Steven Rambo; 10. Christian Major.

ANYTHING (16+) QUAD 1. Randy Lehr; 2. Kale Witmer; 3. Tony Poalillo; 4. Andrew Zimmerman; 5. Ryan Sorrentino.

30+ VETERAN QUAD 1. Daniel Wertman; 2. Jason Wertz; 3. Bruce

Devin was practicing his jump speed before his motos.

Mason Walters and Devin Kusmider battle in 50cc Four Stroke. Walters (99) gets the win.

Gavin Roeder chooses Sleepy’s 65cc Begineer class to kick off his racing career.

Randy Lehr wins the 231 - Open A and the Anything divisions.

50cc stock quads leave the gate at Sleepy Hollow.

Track owner Jere Swarr gears up and leads the way on the Kyle Greenwalt Benefit ride.

Cusumano; 7. Samantha Starner; 8. Brittany Swords; 9. Tyler Hollingshead; 10. Dawson Guzik.

70 PROD AUTO QUAD (6-11) 1. Morgan Wotring; 2. Savay Thompson; 3. Colin Bolden.

50 PRODUCTION QUAD (6-8) 1. Travis Wotring.

50 STOCK QUAD (4-8) 1. Travis Wotring; 2. Wyatt Kowalchuk; 3. Kyle Snook; 4. Wesley Shaffer; 5. Ryley Butler; 6. Zachary Salem; 7. Shane Terracciano; 8. Frank Bason; 9. Jamie Astudillo; 1 0. Dakota Shirk.

231 Open C 1. Matthew Aldinger; 2. Ethan Miller; 3. Rob Robinson; 4. Kevin Rabatin; 5. Bryan Arsenich; 6. Robert Lee; 7. Myka Carpenter; 8. Jason Wertz; 9. Freddy Alfraro; 10. Edwin Castelo.

Travis Perry sweeps the 13-15 year old division.

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Suzuki sponsored their first ever – Suzuki Day at the Hollow. Extra awards were given to racers of RM Motorcycles that won their respective classes. Suzuki had a great day winning 11 of 27 classes run. See below the list of winners:

Four Stroke. . . . . Danny Callahan 85 (7-11). . . . . . . . Nikolas Desiderio 85 (14-15). . . . . . . Zakery Long Junior Mini. . . . . Nikolas Desiderio Schoolboy. . . . . . Garret Toth 250/Open B . . . . Garret Toth 250/Open C. . . . . Kyle Sidle Senior - 40+ A . . Ken Messerman 2-Stroke. . . . . . . . Dennis Johns 125 B . . . . . . . . . . Garret Toth 125 C . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Sidle

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Butler; 4. Greggory Zeliff.

231 OPEN A QUAD 1. Randy Lehr; 2. Kale Witmer; 3. Andrew Zimmerman; 4. Shawn Welsh; 5. James Henry.

231 OPEN B QUAD-Group A 1. Luke Deatrick; 2. Aaron Bivighouse; 3. Daryl Flood; 4. Richard Nagy; 5. Tony Poalillo; 6. Wade Bethge; 7. Tom Coppinger; 8. Zachary Frantz; 9. Shaughn Boyle; 10. Aaron Friese.

200 2 str/300 4str-13-15 QUAD 1. Travis Perry; 2. Tyler Dommel; 3. William Sommer; 4. Kevin Ware; 5. Michael Brackbill; 6. Tyler Beard; 7. Drew Bailey; 8. Nicholas Walls; 9. Caleb Keller; 10. Jessica Boyer.

CRF/TTR 50 (4-8) 1. Mason Walters; 2. Devin Kusmider; 3. Kyle Novak.

90 2 str/125 4 str SHIFTER 1. Tyler Young.

90 2 str/125 4str PROD AUTO 1. Shay Honeywell; 2. Zakary Burke; 3. James Nichols; 4. Daniel Toth; 5. Tyler Young; 6. Peter

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Regular Race / Pee Wee / Pit Bike • July 22-23, 2006 • by Scott & Vito Lukaitis Palmieri Pushes to Victory

Photos by Scott Lukaitis Lukaitisphoto.com ENGLISHTOWN, NJ, JUL 23 Track designer Mickey Kessler again had his work cut out for him heading into Sunday’s race at Old Bridge Townships’ Raceway Park. In addition to the track changes he made during the week he was again forced to deal with Mother Nature as rain the day and night before made for a sloppy morning. But with the help of Rich Zupko and the rest of the staff the track was worked into one of the roughest and most challenging courses of the year.

Palmieri made his move early working his way up to third by the middle of the first lap. At the end of the first lap it was Gillies followed by Biondo in second and Palmieri in third. Palmieri got by Biondo and set off after Gillies. When Palmieri got by Gillies in the back of the track he was set to run away. Back in third Biondo came under attack from Motoxsupport sponsored John Tavernese, and in the middle section of the track Tavernese made his move past Biondo into the final podium position. Palmieri would go on for the moto and overall win (1-1).

Gillies took home second overall with 2-2 finishes and Ed Allen took the final podium position with 3-4 moto scores.

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Normal Semi-Pro Race Day 65cc 7-9: 1. Justin Cooper (Ktm); 2. Jacob Hartranft (Kaw); 3. Tyler Betsch (Kaw); 4. Joseph Galbraith (Ktm); 5. Sean Knoll (Ktm).

65cc 10-11: 1. Matthew Gahrmann (Ktm); 2. Richie Trevelise (Suz); 3. Randy Hernandez (Ktm); 4. Macklin McQuade (Kaw).

85cc 7-11: 1. Robert Piazza (Kaw); 2. Bobby Lipyanek (Ktm); 3. Jacob Hartranft (Kaw); 4. Jake Scott (Yam); 5. Matthew Gahrmann (Ktm).

85cc 12-13: 1. Frank Lettieri (Suz); 2. Talon Distefano (Suz); 3. Damian Krause (Yam); 4. Jesse Pierce (Hon); 5. Christopher Duymich (Hon).

Sean Gillies is your Vet B champ.

MB1/FMF sponsored Mike Biondo put his Honda out from of the first 25+ Amateur moto by grabbing the holeshot followed closely by Sean Gillies and Victor Palmieri.

Palmieri got by Gillies going up the “staircase” and set off after Biondo. When Biondo came up short on the “Pension Road Plunge” Dunlop/Scott/BPP sponsored Palmieri took the lead. Gillies settled in for second with KPS sponsored Rich Jacobs in third and Roy began to stretch his lead as Gillies, Jacobs, and Suzuki rider Ed Allen did battle for the podium spots. By the end of the moto Palmieri had a 30+ second lead with Gillies in second and Allen got by Jacobs for third. When the second moto left the gate it was again Biondo out front followed by Gillies, Jacobs, and John Stewart. First moto winner Palmieri was a couple of places back in around sixth place.

Austin Kozimor wins the 250 C division.

Jimmy McIlvaine grabs a second place finish in Vet A. 85cc 14-15: 1. Charles Sherby, Jr. (Hon); 2. Billy Allen, Jr. (Suz); 3. Larry Cella (Kaw); 4. Kevin O’Laughlin (Suz); 5. Austin Ebberup (Kaw).

125 Novice: 1. Jason Gourley (Suz); 2. Arthur Stryker (Hon); 3. Austin Kozimor (Kaw); 4. Nicholas Peccarelli (Kaw); 5. Brian Kilduff (Yam).

125 Amateur: 1. Ryan Gainey (Hon); 2. Dakota Kessler (Suz); 3. Peter Devlin (Suz); 4. Eric Land (Yam); 5. Sal Calamita (Hon).

125 Expert: 1. Ronnie Stewart (Suz); 2. Mark Lindsay (Kaw); 3. Robert Jimenez, Jr. (Kaw); 4. James McIlvaine (Hon); 5. Taylor Murphy (Suz).

250 Novice: 1. Austin Kozimor (Kaw); 2. Keith Mulrooney (Ktm); 3. Gregory Jaronczyk (Yam); 4. James Moore, Jr. (Hon); 5. Angelo Manerchia, Jr. (Suz).

250 Amateur: 1. Ryan Gainey (Hon); 2. Larry Mutschler (Kaw); 3. Dakota Kessler (Kaw); 4. Mike Minnick (Hon); 5. Paul Meier (Yam).

250 Expert: 1. Jason Harper (Suz); 2. Ronnie Stewart (Suz); 3. Mark Lindsay (Kaw); 4. Brian Smith (Ktm); 5. Robert Malkiewicz (Kaw).

Junior Mini (9-13 years): 1. Robert Piazza (Kaw); 2. Jacob Hartranft (Kaw); 3. Bobby Lipyanek (Ktm); 4. Jesse Pierce (Hon); 5. Brett Cooper (Yam).

Supermini (12-15 years): 1. Frank Lettieri (Suz); 2. Charles Sherby, Jr. (Hon); 3. Christopher Duymich (Hon); 4. Jason Chavez (Oth); 5. Billy Allen, Jr. (Suz).

Schoolboy (12-15 years) 2 Stroke: 1. Frank Lettieri (Suz); 2. Sal Calamita (Hon); 3. Brett Tave (Ktm); 4. Angelo Manerchia, Jr. (Suz); 5. Damian Krause (Yam).

Schoolboy (12-15 years) 4 Stroke: 1. Eric Land (Yam); 2. Arthur Stryker (Hon); 3. Max Callan (Hon); 4. Louis Davis (Yam); 5. Joseph Gluck (Hon).

College Boy (16-24 years): 1. Keith Santora (Hon); 2. James Mushalla (Yam); 3. Chris Fredericks (Kaw); 4. Larry

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ENGLISHTOWN, NJ, JUL 22 Raceway Park in Old Bridge Township was the site for another round of the Freehold Honda sponsored PeeWee Mx and Youth Quad series. The races are run on Saturday mornings and the casual schedule makes for a great family outing. With classes for bikes and quads for riders from 4-8 years old there is a class for just about any aspiring Ricky Carmichael out there.

The first 4-6 XR/CRF/TTR 50 class saw Tyler Carr grab the early lead on his CRF 50 followed by Joseph Cavaliere, Devin Kusmider, Joseph Mancini, Mitchell Reed and the rest of the class. Reed put on an early charge through the pack up to second place and when Carr went down Reed went for the pass. Reed held on for the win

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Mutschler (Kaw); 5. Mike Minnick (Hon).

25+ Amateur: 1. Victor Palmieri (Hon); 2. Sean Gillies (Hon); 3. Ed Allen (Suz); 4. John Tavernese (Yam); 5. Roy Mwangi (Hon).

25+ Expert: 1. Jason Harper (Suz); 2. James McIlvaine (Hon); 3. Curt Beloy (Hon); 4. Robert Quinn (Yam); 5. Jerry Seip (Hon).

30+ Novice: 1. Jochy Gomez (Suz); 2. Peter Purcelly (Yam); 3. Lou Davis (Yam); 4. Harry Moore (Hon).

30+ Amateur: 1. Sean Gillies (Hon); 2. John Tavernese (Yam); 3. Victor Palmieri (Hon); 4. Roy Mwangi (Hon); 5. Robert Moore (Hon).

30+ Expert: 1. Richard Zupko (Yam); 2. James McIlvaine (Hon); 3. Brian Smith (Ktm); 4. Jerry Seip (Hon); 5. Robert Quinn (Yam).

40+ Amateur: 1. Jeffery Mesler (Hon); 2. Karl Baumann (Hon); 3. John Stewart (Hon); 4. Jerry Rizziello, Jr. (Hon); 5. Ken Roma (Hon).

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

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followed by Cavaliere in second and Mancini in third. Carr would eventually remount and finish fifth.

The second moto again saw the holeshot artist Carr grab the holeshot followed closely

by Reed and the rest of the field. Reed applied the pressure and went by for the pass. He made it stick and went on for the moto win. Reed was followed across the line by Mancini and Tyler Carr. Reed took the overall (1-1) followed by Joseph Mancini (3-2) for second, with Joseph Cavaliere (24) in third.

The 7-8 XR/CRF/TTR 50 class saw Kenneth Vicari take the overall (1-1), followed by Clayton Cusson (3-2) in second and Trevor Pritchard (2-4) in third.

Pee Wee MX & Youth Quad 4-8 50 Stock (Quad): 1. Delanie Davis (Oth); 2. Ashley Trapani (Oth); 3. Frank Bason (Oth); 4. Elizabeth Vogt (Oth); 5. Sean Patterson (Oth).

6-11 70 Production (Quad): 1. Ashley Trapani (Oth); 2. Thomas Mcelligott (Oth); 3. Chrissy Geiger (Oth).

8-15 90 Production (Quad): 1. Dan Geiger (Oth); 2. Nicholas Bassista (Hon); 3. Wilfredo Martinez (Hon); 4. Tyler Turner (Oth).

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for Cash Sheffer took the win followed by Roma and Kessler.

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Delanie Davis grabs the holeshot in 4-8 50 stock quad racing.

50 Oil Injected (4-6) (PW): 1. Ricci Randanella (Oth); 2. David Milana (Oth); 3. Jack Dalusio (Ktm); 4. Devin Kusmider (Ktm); 5. Ethan Otani (Ktm).

4-6 XR/CRF/TTR 50 (PW): 1. Michell Reed (Hon); 2. Joseph Mancini (Hon); 3. Joseph Cavaliere (Hon); 4. Tyler Carr (Hon); 5. Devin Kusmider (Hon).

Open 50 (4-8) (2nd class) (PW): 1. Brandon Hartranft (Ktm); 2. David Milana (Oth); 3. Andrew Maroney (Ktm); 4. Ricci Randanella (Oth); 5. Dawson Evitts (Oth).

7-8 50 Stock (PW): 1. Brandon Hartranft (Ktm); 2. Andrew Maroney (Ktm); 3. Trevor Pritchard (Oth); 4. Sean Knoll (Ktm); 5. Rj Cook (Ktm).

7-8 50 Oil Injected (PW): 1. Zachary Bassista (Suz); 2. Robert Firestone (Hon); 3. Jake Shannon (Yam).

7-8 XR/CRF/TTR 50 (PW): 1. Kenneth Vicari (Hon); 2. Clayton Cusson (Hon); 3. Trevor Pritchard (Oth); 4. Robert Firestone (Hon); 5. Christopher Austin (Yam).

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1. Thomas Ulikowski (Hon); 2. Michael Austin (Hon); 3. David Richtmyer (Hon); 4. Jeff Roma (Hon); 5. Joshua Sheffer (Xtr).

16+ 50cc Mod (PB): 1. Dakota Kessler (Pit); 2. Barry Goodwin (Oth); 3. Ben Firestone (Oth); 4. Scott Hricay (Hon); 5. Mike Bergholz (Hon).

16+ 50cc Open (PB): 1. Joel Dengler (Hon); 2. Jeff Roma (Hon); 3. Joshua Sheffer (Xtr); 4. Ben Firestone (Oth); 5. Josh Linkhart (Xtr).

16+ 50cc Dash-For-Cash (PB): 1. Joshua Sheffer (Xtr); 2. Jeff Roma (Hon); 3. Dakota Kessler (Pit).

16+ Midsize 70-110 (PB): 1. Jared Ewart (Kaw); 2. Dan Williams (Kaw); 3. Seth Conley (Kaw); 4. Scott Kalnas (Kaw).

16+ Open 150cc (PB): 1. Nils Tribus (BBR); 2. Scott Kalnas (Kaw); 3. Rich Crouse (Hon); 4. David Farmer (BBR); 5. Anthony Laurita (Hon).

16+ Open 150 Dash-For-Cash: 1. Nils Tribus (BBR); 2. Rich Crouse (Hon).

Rain once again played a part in racing at Old Bridge Township’s Raceway Park.

Round 5 of the Trapani Racing’s pit bike series was the victim this time. After rain early in the afternoon during the peewee racing saturated the track the staff worked hard at getting the track in tip-top shape. By the time that practice began the track was in excellent condition and the lines were breaking in nicely. Then the rains came.

Torrential, flood causing rains. Fortunately the delay was only about an hour or so and due to the deteriorating track conditions a one moto format was decided upon with the winner taking it all.

One of the best races of the night was in the 16+ 50cc Modified class. KPS riders Dakota Kessler jumped out to an early lead with Trapani’s backed Joel Dengler closing in hot on his heels. The duo would battle for a couple of laps but water and open air filters don’t match as Dengler would soon Ronnie Stewart takes the win find out. Dengler’s bike started sputtering in the 125 A class. and Kessler would stretch out his lead. Barry Goodwin worked his way into second followed by Ben Firestone in third.

Dengler eventually nursed his bike home to 8th.

Dengler would get redemption later in the evening by taking the 16+ 50cc Open class ahead of fellow Trapani sponsored rider Jeff Roma and Joshua Sheffer in third.

Richie Trevelise was the winner of In 16+ 50cc Dash the 7-15 open 150 class

Charles Sherby wins 85cc (14-15).

Joel Dengler was the 16+ 50cc open class winner.

Dan Geiger won the 8-15 90cc production quad class.

MOTO JOCKEY

Matt Gahrmann races to the 65cc (10-11) win.

4-6 50 Stock (PW): 1. David Milana (Oth); 2. Ricci Randanella (Oth); 3. Dawson Evitts (Oth); 4. Anthony Mazziotto (Ktm).

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2006 Schedule BIKES

September 3rd September 4th September 10th September 24th Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 October 7th October 15th

Flying Dutchmen Sleepy Hollow Hurricane Hills Pagoda Raceway Park Atco Happy Ramblers

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QUAD SERIES

September 17 October 8 October 28 November 12

Sleepy Hollow Sleepy Hollow Atco MX Raceway Park

Attention All Racers

The promoters of District 6 would like to invite you all to attend the upcoming rounds of the Ultimate MX Series. We are working hard to offer you a great point series and we have many exciting things in store for the future. We ask for your support to help us make this the best series available in the surrounding region. Don’t miss the MX Only Banquet on January 13, 2007 in Reading, PA. Watch for ticket information soon.

Thank You – The promoters of AMA District 6.

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T

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Tech Tips

This month we’re going to talk about spark plugs. The spark plug has two primary functions: to ignite the fuel mixture and to transfer heat from the combustion chamber. Most of us don’t realize the second part, the transfer of heat. One of the largest misconceptions with spark plugs is that they do not create heat, they remove heat.

When the spark plug fires and ignites the gases in your combustion chamber, some of that heat is transferred through the spark plug. The heat range is a measure of the spark plug’s ability to remove heat from the combustion chamber. The temperature of the spark plug’s firing end must be kept low enough to prevent pre-ignition, but high enough to prevent fouling. A “hotter” plug does not remove heat from the engine as quickly as it’s counterpart, thus the plug stays at a higher temperature.

It’s important to remember that NGK heat range numbering works opposite of other plugs. The lower the number, the “hotter” the plug. Here’s a chart of NGK spark plug codes.

The spark plug tip temperature must remain between approximately 900 and 1,500 degrees F. If the tip temperature is lower than 900 degrees, the insulator area surrounding the center electrode will not be hot enough to burn off carbon and combustion chamber deposits.

These accumulated deposits can result in spark plug fouling leading to misfire. If the tip temperature is higher than 1,500 degrees, the spark plug will overheat.

This may lead to pre-ignition/detonation and expensive engine damage. In identical spark plug types, the difference from one heat range to the next is the ability to remove approximately 150 to 200 degrees from the combustion chamber A colder heat range is necessary when the engine is modified for performance or is run at a high rpm for a significant period of time. Colder spark plugs remove heat quicker, reducing the chance of pre-ignition/detonation. Your carb’s jetting drastically affects engine performance and spark plug operating temperatures. Rich mixtures cause tip temperature to drop, causing fouling.

Lean air/fuel mixtures cause plug tip and cylinder temperature to increase, resulting in pre-ignition and detonation.

Detonation is a very bad thing, it can cause much damage to your engine.

Higher Compression Ratios will also elevate spark plug tip and in-cylinder temperatures Bad Stuff: Pre-ignition is a condition caused by hot spots in the combustion chamber. It can be caused by a lean air/fuel mixture, low octane fuel, over advanced timing, too hot a spark plug, too high compression, or insufficient engine cooling. Some cures for preignition are a change to a higher octane fuel, a colder plug, richer fuel mixture, timing change, or lowered compression.

You may only need to check vehicle’s cooling system. Pre-ignition usually leads to detonation; pre-ignition and

detonation are two separate events.

Detonation is most frequently caused by hot spots in the combustion chamber.

Hot spots will allow the air/fuel mixture to pre-ignite.

As the piston is being forced upward by mechanical action of the connecting rod, the pre-ignited explosion will try to force the piston downward.

If the piston can’t go up (because of the force of the premature explosion) and it can’t go down (because of the upward motion of the connecting rod), the piston will rattle from side to side.

The resulting shock wave causes an audible pinging sound. This is detonation.

Many mechanics attempt to cure a problem by changing spark plug heat ranges.

They are only adding to the circumstances. The real solution is to adjust air/fuel mixtures by rejetting or one of the other cures mentioned above.

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high mountain dirt riDers h.S. ECEA & D6 Event • August 6, 2006 • by Tim Dennis Youth

AA off the start - Ryan Rodgers goes on to take the O/A win.

Results

AA 1. Ryan Rodgers; 2. William King; 3. Wallace Palmer; 4. Jerod Stoner; 5. John B. Day; 6. Frank Messina, III; 7. Timothy Rizzon; 8. John W. Day; 9. Marc Grossman; 10. Kevin Bennett.

A 0-200 1. Andrew Delong; 2. Matt Jackson; 3. Jason Sipe; 4. Paul Cossman; 5. Christopher Curlet; 6. Tyler Klinger; 7. George Romeo, Jr.; 8. Justin Frederick; 9. Ron Decaro; 10. Joe Sumpter.

A 201-Open 1. Jedediah Haines; 2. Cristopher Rizzon; 3. Dane Schoenebe; 4. Joseph Lamanna; 5. David Gatyas; 6. Samuel Forrester; 7. Malcolm Schoene; 8. Robert Lapinski; 9. Alex Shaw; 10. Michael Potts.

A 4-Stroke 1. Derrick Forrester; 2. Clifford Jones; 3. Broc Jennings; 4. Clifford Tenney; 5. Matt Dillon 6. Richard Stapleford; 7. Bill Legg; 8. James Tevis.

A Vet 1. William Burns; 2. Jerry Borcherdt; 3. Wayne Grenewicz; 4. Todd Quinn; 5. Jason Wills; 6. Lee Rosenberg; 7. Dewitt Harrell, II; 8. James Bartholom; 9. Kevin Schuler; 10. Bob Walton.

A Senior 1. Randall Riggs; 2. Keith Rodgers; 3. Greg Turner; 4. Eric Jordan; 5. Daniel Compton; 6. Michael Wilbert; 7. Chris Reiner; 8. George Sigler; 9. Sean Petri; 10. Brian Karwaski.

A Super Senior 1. Scott Wolfersberger; 2. Norman Billhime; 3. Ben Denise; 4. David Risser.

Masters 1. John Lafferty, Sr. 2. Burd Guers.

B 0-200 1. Timmy Hunter; 2. Aaron Mulhern; 3. Nicholas Hunter; 4. Eric Eder; 5. Darren Schoeneberg; 6. Jason Thompson; 7. Michael Pero; 8. Jesse Gill; 9. Casey Grzybowski; 10. Nick Keefe.

B 201-Open 1. Sean Koeller; 2. Philip Albertson; 3. Teddy Lynch; 4. Tobert Oreilly; 5. Jeff Merrill; 6. Mike Herrschaft, Jr.; 7. Tyson stapleford; 8. Anthony Malay; 9. David Hettler.

B 4-Stroke 1. Martin Minehan; 2. David Wright; 3. Richard Lechner, Jr.; 4. Bryan Palanchi; 5. Desmon Condboy; 6. Mike Gardner; 7. Michael Trauch; 8. John Herrschaft; 9. Daniel Prignano.

B Vet 1. Gerald Peklak; 2. William Kretzer; 3. Michael Kowalski; 4. Bernie Adkins; 5. Mark Ferraro; 6. Michael Perucki; 7. Robert Civiletti; 8. Jim Cassel; 9. Bryan Moffitt; 10. Thomas Moyer.

B Senior 1. James Dyer; 2. Dennis Fitzgerald; 3. Glen Davis; 4. Layne Foulk; 5. Richarl Laiacoma;

6. Michael Demos; 7. John Sobolak; 8. Thomas Cacacia; 9. Paul Freeman; 10. James Mulhern.

B Super Senior 1. William King; 2. Cristofer Nauta; 3. Walter Wyckoff.

Women 1. Nicole Hiles; 2. Diane Fitzgerald; 3. Madeline Augustine; 4. Courtney Compton.

12-15 100cc 1. Zach Shepps; 2. Jarod Kulp; 3. Jacobus Ferreira; 4. James Dzierwinski; 5. Bobby Kershaw; 6. Tyler Haney; 7. Dylan Hill; 8. Jeremey Pascale; 9. Nicholas Minehan; 10. James DiBenedetto.

12-15 85cc 1. Matthew Gift; 2. Kamaul Jorge; 3. Stephen Harris; 4. Jason Williams; 5. David Worden; 6. Kelsey Hartem; 7. Gregory Schneider; 8. Kyle Mckelvey; 9. Randy Kindade; 10. Joel Chapman.

10-11 85cc 1. Nick Davis; 2. Daniel Bromley; 3. Leonard Jastrzem; 4. Ethan Walter; 5. Aram Moffitt; 6. Ryan Quinn; 7. Angelo Rispoli; 8. Daniel Gandy; 9. Matthew Miller; 10. Tom Gallagher.

13-15 150cc 1. Joseph Ford; 2. Leeann Bange; 3. James Turner; 4. Jesse Groemm; 5. Kylan Hartz; Zach Sheeps wins the Youth O/A racing 6. Nicolas Bartholom; 7. Kevin Caudill; in the 100cc (12-15) division.

8. Colin Black; 9. Deric Adams; 10. Steven Gillmer.

7-9 65cc 10-11 65cc 1.

Henry Ferreira; 2. Dieter Willenbrock; 1. Tegan Temple; 2. Robert Civitetti; 3. Chase 3. Benjamin Snyder; 4. Thom Devlin; Rusden; 4. Hunter Lucas; 5. Adam Toth; 6. Albert 5. Chris Gordon; 6. Brendan Riordan; 7. Jeffrey Santelli, III; 7. Bryan Font; 8. Jared Wobensmith.

Hall; 8. Jake Butterly; 9. Craig Delong; 10-12 125cc 10. Sean Dolan.

1. Kyle Mcdonal; 2. Brock Turner; 3. Kevin 4-8 50cc Mcgeachen; 4. Zachary Cabana; 5. Philip 1.

Trevor Pritchard; 2. Timothy Lambert; 3. Aaron Bennett, III; 6. Gunnar Bergey; 7. Jesse Davis.

Lasher; 4. Bryan Butler; 5. Gary Enman; 6. Collin EL Women Kearney; 7. Erik Freeman; 8. Brett Siegmeister; 1. Bridgette Augustine; 2. Jodi Hartem; 3. Jessica 9. Daulton Fry. Shepps; 4. Rylee Devlin; 5. Tabitha Roser; 10-11 EL 110cc 6. Alyssa Haney; 7. Jacqueline Prignano.

1. Andy Powers; 2. Cody Gerhard; 3. Max Tomazin; 4. Doug Warfle; 5. Jordan Gebhardt;

Peewee

Nicole Hiles wins the Womens Division.

Golden Masters 1. Joe Galie, Sr. C 0-200 1. Joseph Mangione; 2. Stephan Check; 3. Travis Mcgee; 4. Dustin Moffitt; 5. Joseph Ford; 6. Gary Theis; 7. Jake Metz; 8. Sebastian Riotto; 9. Brian Acri; 10. Matt Landerer.

C 201-Open 1. Jeffrey Pasqua; 2. Roy Henninger; 3. Joshua Michael; 4. Billy Slane; 5. Wayne Sheppard; 6. Wesley Bower; 7. Daniel Steel; 8. Dana Haney, II; 9. Todd Lee. C 4-Stroke 1. Shawn Petti; 2. Ryan Johnson; 3. Matthew Gibas; 4. Mark Matthias; 5. Jason Mcalister; 6. Mike Kashiak; 7. Myles Miller; 8. Scott Filce; 9. Chad Webster; 10. Elijah Kyle.

C Vet 1. David Butler; 2. Steven Holmes; 3. Michael Kearney; 4. John Studley; 5. Robert Bove; 6. James Gamble, II; 7. Thomas Coffin.

C Senior 1. Jack Mattera; 2. Rich Matthias; 3. Thomas Pannone; 4. Randy Bergey; 5. Robert Cavill; 6. Terry Wargo; 7. Joseph Funaro; 8. Thomas Gallagher; 9. Dave Tappany; 10. Christopher Simaska.

Henry Ferreira (61) leads the Pee Wee group to the checkers.

4-8 O.I 1. Wyatt Vugrinel; 2. Joshua Snyder; 3. Ryan Hall; 4. Kevin Kearney; 5. Neil Enman; 6. Matias Weir; 7. William Sigler; 8. Chris Adams; 9. Justin Kipilla; 10. Brian Day.

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6. Dylan Prassi; 7. Cody Steele; 8. Daniel Boyle; 9. Nicholas Mccollough; 10. Eric Matthias.

7-9 EL 110cc 1. Jonathan Huiles; 2. Elijah Olsen; 3. Austin Higbee; 4. Donald Bishop; 5. Jordan Good; 6. Thomas Coffin; 7. Emilee Shaw; 8. Paul Kenney; 9. John IV C. Lawton; 10. River Sewell.

Every now and then - this happens?

Matthew Gift is your 85cc (12-15) champ.

Andrew Delong races his KTM to victory in the 0-200 A division.

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Hi guys!! This is Chase Rusden. I just raced an ECEA race at Rocket Raceway located in Three Springs, PA. The motocross track was fun and challenging. In the woods there were lots of rocks and it was VERY dusty. Before the race I practice “starts”. Practicing them makes me feel more confident before I race. It settles my nerves and makes me even more excited for the race. At the start of the race I was 2nd into the first turn behind Tegan Temple. I eventually passed for first place on a downhill

double. I was barely first into the woods and was eventually passed by Tegan Temple and Robbie Civaletti, placing me in 3rd position at the finish line.

The best thing about this track is that it was a great mix between motocross and harescrambles. There were a lot of hills and cool jumps. It was a really fun race and I look forward to racing the ECEA at Rocket Raceway again!

Thanks for reading!!

Chase Rusden

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the

Racers

Edge…

Beating a Dead Horse

By Al Carr

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I truly believe that there are people who think that a race bike should run all season with little or no maintenance. My belief is based on the reactions of people when they suffer something as major as an engine failure or as minor as a leaky fork seal. They are stupefied that they have to put out several hundred dollars on a brand new bike. New in the sense it’s a ‘06, but really it’s six months old and had the wheels ridden off it 4 and

5 days a week. If you want a bike you can ride day in and day out with little or no maintenance then get an XR or TTR, but if you must have the performance then you must pay the price.

Now I’m not saying that you should be kicking out money left and right, absolutely not. But to avoid this you have to do the maintenance. The old adage is “for every hour you ride spend two hours working on the bike” This is a fairly accurate assessment

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MOTOCROSS 09/02

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09/03

Raceway Park - 14th Annual Vet & Vintage Day Doublin Gap Rider Appreciation Day Dutchmen MX Park Ultimate MX D6 Points / Cont.

Steel City National - Delmont, PA Miles Mountain - MX 09/04 09/04 Sleepy Hollow MX - Ultimate MX

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of what is required to keep a race bike reliable and running strong.

There are a lot of maintenance items that don’t really cost you much more than time. Cleaning and oiling the air filter, greasing suspension linkage, washing the bike, regular oil and filter changes, OK you have to spend some money here but I consider this cheap insurance when compared with a connecting rod through the cases.

Honda CRF’s have separate oil chambers for the engine and the gearbox. The 250 holds 700cc in the engine, this is the amount the engineers deemed necessary for the engine to operate reliably. If you don’t monitor this regularly you might not know that the level is too low until it’s too late. The Honda service manual says inspect level after each race (I agree), replace oil and filter every 6 races ( I disagree ) If it was my bike I’d replace oil and filter every 2 race weekends. Now lest you disagree and say “well if Honda says every 6 races that’s what I’ll do” then make sure you follow all there other recommendations which include a new piston, rings and wrist pin every 6 races. Yeah, right.

Many of my customers follow the every 2 race schedule and those with 450’s have gone a whole season on a top end, now mind you these guys aren’t pro’s revving the guts out of these bikes they are B riders who race on a weekend and might practice once a week. A fast expert on the same schedule might go through 1 or 2 replacement top ends in a season. The key is to keep fresh oil in the motor to minimize

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wear which will extend the life of major components.

Yamaha recommends disassembling the top end for inspection every 5th race or 1000 km. Based on that correlation I believe when they say “race” they are referring to two moto’s of 30 - 45 minutes each. Yamaha would like you to disassemble your top end for “inspection” every 5 races, I doubt any of us will be adhering to that maintenance schedule, if I’m going to the trouble of pulling it apart it’s going back together with new parts.

With today’s modern four-strokes I believe the best money you can spend is on an hour meter. They are readily available from several different sources, dead easy to install and are cheap with an average price of $40. Some of the fancier ones double as a tachometer which can be helpful in certain tuning situations. If we take Yamaha’s recommendation of 1000 km that’s 600 miles and our average MX race speed of about 20 MPH then it will take 30 hours to hit 600 miles, so when your hour meter hits 30 its time to start planning that top end overhaul.

I’m sure there will be a lot of disagreement on this subject and rightfully so. No two riders are the same, the rider with good mechanical feel and a smooth riding style can definitely go longer between top ends than the rider who constantly has the engine against the rev limiter. Bottom line is you need to determine your own schedule and an hour meter can help you be more efficient at doing it.

Al Carr

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30th ANNUAL KAWASAKI TEAM GREEN MOTOCROSS RACE OF CHAMPIONS 2006 Event Sponsored by KAWASAKI Motor Corp. USA and participating KAWASAKI motorcycle dealers. www.racewaypark.com

the 2006 edition of KAWASAKi Motocross race of champions is ready to explode with many new racers expected from all over uSA. Kawasaki team green SPECTATOR ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS has confirmed that the u.S. top team green Support racersSPECTATOR will be at englishtown. the feature SEPTEMBER 250cc/open class29, will a total purse of SATURDAY, $4470.00 to the SEPTEMBER top fifteen racers per moto.

Support classes (125cc Pro-expert purse is2006 $4000, FRIDAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,pay 2006 2006 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 30, 2006 2006 SUNDAY, SUNDAY, OCTOBER OCTOBER 1,1, 2006 25+ Pro-expert, 30+ and 40+ Pro-expert) will pay $25.00 strictly on rider entry. number of entries x $35.00 divided by two motos. exact purse for all support classes will be event event Adult Adult Spectator Spectator Admission Admission $25.00 event event Adult Adult Spectator Spectator Admission Admission $25.00 $25.00 Adult Adult Spectator Spectator Admission Admission $15.00 $15.00 posted after sign-up is closed. event event children children Admission Admission (ages (ages 6-11) 6-11) $10.00 $10.00 event event children children Admission Admission (ages (ages 6-11) 6-11) $10.00 $10.00 children children Admission Admission (ages (ages 6-11) 6-11) $5.00 $5.00 All trophyunder awarded classes will programchildren (2 motounder format) onyears Saturday, 30th only along with 25+ and 30+ andof40+ expert classes. children children under 66 years years ofof age agerun their entire Free Free children under 66 years ofof age ageSeptemberFree Free children children under under 66 years years of age age Free Free 125 &Pit 250 Pro-expert will compete on Sunday, october 1stevent only.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2006 OCTOBER 1, 2006 theCLASS 2006 edition of KAWASAKi Motocross race of champions is class ready tofirst explode with many new SUNDAY, racers expected from all over8th uSA. Kawasaki team green TROPHY TROPHY CLASS AWARDS: AWARDS: 4ft.

4ft. championship championship trophies trophies toto allall trophy trophy class first place place winners. winners. trophies trophies given given out out to to 1st 1st through through 8th places. places.

Merchandise Merchandise awards awards gates open 11:30am thru 11:00pm only for early pit parking & early sign-up. has confirmed that the u.S. top team green Support racers will be at englishtown. distributed distributed equally. equally. gates open 7:00am gates close at 11:00pm sharp and will willpay reopen on Saturday at 6:00am. the feature 250cc/open class a total purse of $4470.00 towill the top fifteen racers per moto.

Support classes (125cc and Pro-expert purse is $4000, 25+ CONTINGENCY CONTINGENCY AWARDS: AWARDS: contingency contingency rules rules in in effect. effect. contingency contingency will also also bebe paid paid out out from from Kawasaki, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Suzuki, Yamaha Yamaha and Honda.

Honda.

TRAPANI’s PIT BIKE RACE Pro-expert, 30+ and 40+ Pro-expert) will pay strictly on rider entry. number of entries x $35.00 divided by two motos. exact purse for all support classes will be Pro-expert, FoX/Mt. Holly Kawasaki exhibition Youth class, Monmouth posted after sign-up is closed. race Sign-up 3:00-4:00 pm $40 1st class cycles ironman classic and Kessler cup Sign-up 7:00am - two 9:30am MONEY MONEY PAYING PAYING CLASS CLASS AWARDS: AWARDS: Qualifying Qualifying motos motos may may bebe run run if 43 if 43 oror more more riders riders sign sign upup inin aa class. class. these these qualifiers qualifiers are are toto determine determine 4040 rider, rider, two moto moto All trophy awarded classes will run their entire program (2 moto format) on Saturday, September 30th only along with 25+ and 30+ and 40+ expert classes.

Practice 4:00-5:00 pm $15 each add’l class program. program. no no payout payout forfor qualifiers. qualifiers. rPMX rPMX top top 55 yearly yearly series series points points winners winners and and invited invited Kawasaki Kawasaki factory factory team team racers racers will will not not have have toto qualify qualify if qualifiers if qualifiers are are Pro-expert inspection 7:00am 9:30am 125 & 250 Pro-expert will compete on Sunday, october 1st only. All trophy class racers and Saturday spectators will receive a wristband to return for Sunday's pro racing 5:00-10:00pm or(250 until completion conducted. conducted.

Moto Moto payout payout forfor feature feature classes classes (250 and and 125 125 Pro-expert) Pro-expert) listed. listed.

25+ 25+ Pro-expert, Pro-expert, 30+ 30+ Pro-expert Pro-expert and and 40+ 40+ Pro-expert Pro-expert based based onon number number ofof entries entries xx day. no FriDAY or SAturDAY onLY SPectAtor ticKetS SoLD...no eXcePtionS! Pro-expert Sign-up closes 9:30am $35.00 $35.00 divided divided into into two two moto moto payout. payout. remember...25+, remember...25+, 30+ 30+ and and 40+ 40+ expert expert runs runs onon Saturday Saturday only. only.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 Pro-expert Practice Starts 9:00am gates open 6:00am 125cc/PRO-EXPERT 125cc/PRO-EXPERT SUPPORT SUPPORT CLASS• •$4,000 $4,000PURSE PURSEtop gun exhibition 250cc/OPEN 250cc/OPEN FEATURE CLASS $4,470PURSE PURSE Sign up 6:00am CLASS - 9:00am 85cc Youth FEATURE class, KesslerCLASS cup and• •$4,470 inspection 6:00am - to 9:30am $2,000 $2,000 Per PerMoto, Moto,Paying Payingto 15th 15th Position Position $2,235Per PerMoto, Moto,Paying Paying to15th 15thPosition Position FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2006 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1,to2006 ironman classic $2,235 Practice 10:00am - 10:30am closes 9:30am (no late sign-ups entered) (based (based on aa minimum minimum of 40 40 rider rider paid paid entry) entry) (based (based onon aa minimum minimum ofof 4040 rider rider paid paid entry) entry) gates open Sign-up 11:30am thruon11:00pm only forof early pit parking & early sign-up. gates open 7:00am Pre-elimination Qualifiers for 125cc Support Practice Startssharp and9:00am (all classes) gates close at 11:00pm will reopen on Saturday at 6:00am.

250cc/open Feature classes 10:30am - 12:30pm TRAPANI’s PITends BIKE RACE Practice 11:00am 1st 1st $400 $400 per per moto moto 6th 6th $115 $115 per per moto moto 11th 11th $70 $70 per per moto moto 1st 1st FoX/Mt. $425 $425 per per moto moto 6th 6th $130 $130 per per moto moto 11th 11th $70 $70 per per moto moto Pro-expert, Holly Kawasaki exhibition Youth class, Monmouth race Sign-up 3:00-4:00 pm 1st class riders' 11:05am cycles ironman classic and Kessler cup Sign-up 7:00am 9:30am 2nd 2nd$300 $300 per per moto moto Meeting 7th 7th $95 $95 per per moto moto $40 12th 12th $65 $65 per per moto moto 2nd 2nd $325 $325 per per moto moto 7th 7th $110 $110 per per moto moto 12th 12th $65 $65 per per moto moto Pre-race ceremonies 12:30pm - 12:45pm Practice 4:00-5:00 pm each$60 add’l class racing 11:30am 3rd 3rd$225 $225 per per moto moto begins 8th 8th $85 $85 per per moto moto $15 13th 13th $60 per per moto moto 3rd 3rdinspection $275 $275 per per moto moto 8th 8th $100 $100 per per moto moto 13th 13th $60 per per moto moto Pro-expert 7:00am -$60 9:30am Feature racing 1:00pm - per 5:30pm racing 5:00-10:00pm or until 14th completion 4th 4th $175 $175 per per moto moto 9th 9th $80 $80 per per moto moto 14th $55 $55 per per moto moto 4th 4th $225 $225 per per moto moto 9th 9th $ $ 9090 per per moto moto 14th 14th $55 $55 per moto moto Pro-expert closes 9:30am the following10th trophy classes will be run on $50 5th 5th $150 $150 per per moto moto 10th $75 $75 per per moto moto 15th 15th $50 per per moto moto 5th 5thSign-up $175 $175 per per moto moto 10th 10th$ $ 8080 per per moto moto 15th 15th $50 $50 per per moto moto Awards Presentation 5:30pm SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 Saturday, September 30th only (2 moto format): Pro-expert Practice Starts 9:00am gates open 6:00am Secure track 6:00pm

time sCHeDule

Sign up 6:00am - 9:00am 85cc Youth class, Kessler cup and 65cc 7-9 yr. olds • 65cc 10-11 yr. olds • 85cc 7-11 yr. Olds • 85cc 12-13 yr. Olds top gun exhibition Friday following classes will be run on Sunday, October inspection 6:00am -Racing 9:30am – Pit Bike Racing ironman the classic Practice 10:00am 1st - 10:30am 85cc 14-15 yr. olds • Super Mini 12-15 yr. Olds • Jr. Mini 9-13 • 125cc Novice Sign-up closes 9:30am (no lateBASED sign-ups entered) BASED ONLY ONLY ON ON FAIR FAIR WEATHER WEATHER CONDITIONS CONDITIONS MAIN FEATURE CLASS 250cc/open Pro-expert (top 40 qualified) 125ccSaturday Amateur • 125cc Schoolboy (12-15 yr. Olds 2-stroke only) Pre-elimination Qualifiers for 125cc SupportSeptember Racing –250cc Allforfor Amateur Classes plus 25+ A, Vet A andactual Senior ASUPPORT Classes Practice Starts 9:00amon (all classes) raceway raceway Park Park Motocross Motocross will will open practice practice on the the Kawasaki Kawasaki MX MX race race ofof champions champions actual racetrack racetrack onon Wednesday, Wednesday, September 27th.

27th. open open practice practice is is $40.00 $40.00 Collegeboy (16-24 yr. olds) • open Novice • 250cc Amateur Open 250cc/open Feature classes CLASS - 125cc Pro-expert 10:30am - 12:30pm Practice ends 11:00am per per day. day.

PLeASe PLeASe note: note: Practice Practice will will only only be be conducted conducted based based on on a a fair fair to to good good weather weather report. report.

PLeASe PLeASe call call the the rPMX rPMX office office or or hotline hotline before before attending attending for for anan 25+ Amateur • 30+ Novice • 30+ Amateur • 40+ Amateur • Women EXHIBITION CLASSES - Mt. Holly Kawasaki/FoX racing riders' Meeting 11:05am Sunday Racing – Pro Classes plus Mini TopupPre-race Gun Exhibition, ceremonies 12:30pm - 12:45pm update updateononschedule schedule ofofpractice practice event, event, weather weather and and track trackconditions conditions leading leading uptotothe theKawasaki Kawasaki MX MXrace race ofof champions. champions. overnight overnight parking parking allowed allowed beginning beginning Theracing following money classes will be run “top gun” Mini cycle Shootout, Monmouth cycles begins 11:30am September September29th.

29th. nono inside inside pit pitparking parking allowed allowed on Wednesday, Wednesday, September27th 27th ororthursday, thursday, September 28th.gates gates openforfor race race event event weekend weekend ononFriday, Friday, 25+ Expert • 30+ Expert • Man 40+ on Expert “ironman28th. classic”, & open Kessler cup events.

Iron Classic andSeptember Kessler Cup Feature racing September 1:00pm - 5:30pm September September 29th 29th at at 11:30 11:30 am. am.

Classes with less than 10 riders may the following trophy classes willbe be combined run on Awards Presentation 5:30pm Saturday, September 30th only (2 moto format): CAMPING: Participants arriving at raceway Park on Friday, September Secure track 6:00pminn located at exit the official Hotel of the Kawasaki MX race of champions is the ramada

PRACTICE PRACTICESCHEDULE SCHEDULE2006 2006

Three KX Motorcycles to be Given Away

The following money classes will be run 25+ Expert • 30+ Expert • 40+ Expert Classes with less than 10 riders may be combined

Sponsored By “top gun” Mini cycle Shootout, Monmouth cycles “ironman classic”, & Kessler cup events.

Monmouth Cycles awarding 2007 KX250F * Kawasaki’s James Stewart will be

Photo by: Matt Wozney

For For further furtherorinformation information call callmay (732) (732)446-7800 446-7800or orwww.racewaypark.com www.racewaypark.com 29th from 11:30am-11:00pm from 6:00am-10:00pm on Saturday #9 of the new Jersey turnpike on route 18run in east brunswick.

Phone (732) 7-9 in yr.their olds Pit • 65cc 10-11 yr. olds • 85cc Olds • 85cc 12-13 yr. the following classes will be on Sunday, October 1st 828-6900 for camp65cc inside area. there is a $15 fee7-11 for yr. overnight camping forOlds reservations. notify reservations clerk that you are attending the Kawasaki MX race of 85cc 14-15 yr. olds • Super Mini 12-15 yr. Olds • Jr. Mini 9-13 • 125cc Novice the event. Arrival after these hours will result in camping in line on the main champions a special CLASS motocross rate. (Ask forPro-expert Jody) For further information MAINfor FEATURE - 250cc/open (top 40 qualified)about the 125cc Amateur • 125cc Schoolboy (12-15 yr. Olds 2-stroke only) entry road or access road.

Kawasaki MX race ofSUPPORT championsCLASS contact rich Schmidt at raceway Park - Phone (732) - 125cc Pro-expert Collegeboy (16-24 yr. olds) • 250cc Novice • 250cc Amateur Open no oVernigHt SunDAY october 1st.

446-7800 EXHIBITION CLASSES - Mt. Holly Kawasaki/FoX racing 25+ Amateur cAMPing • 30+ Noviceon • 30+ AmateurnigHt, • 40+ Amateur • Women

RIDER ADMISSIONS

Mt. Holly Kawasaki awarding 2007 KX85 CAMPING: Participants arriving at raceway Park on Friday, September (includes all gate, sign-up and rider medical coverage)

at this years KROC to sign autographs and to doat exit the official Hotel of the Kawasaki MX race of champions is the ramada inn located 29th from 11:30am-11:00pm or from 6:00am-10:00pm on Saturday may no pre-entry #9 of the new Jersey turnpike on route 18 in east brunswick.an Phone (732) 828-6900 for exhibition ride.

Town & Country Cycle Center awarding 2007 KX85 camp inside in their Pit area. there is a $15 fee for overnight camping for

Trophy Participants per class the event. Class Arrival after these hours will$50.00 result in camping in line on the main

admission into Sunday's Pro Day) entry road (includes or access Spectator road. no oVernigHt cAMPing on SunDAY october 1st.

Sunday’s exhibition Youth & Amateur races- 1.nigHt, Mt. Holly Kawasaki/FoX

reservations. notify reservations clerk that you are attending the Kawasakiat MX race of *James will$50.00 not be competing years KROC. ALL Money Paying Classes perthis class champions for a special motocross rate. (Ask for Jody) For further information about the Kawasaki MX race of champions contact rich Schmidt at raceway Park - Phone (732) 446-7800“toP gun” exhibition (7-15 85cc classes); 1st thru 13th in 85cc 7-11, Sponsored

12-13, 14-15 will qualify (not for Jr or Super Mini). KX85 awarded by random drawing 2. Monmouth cycles ironman classic exhibition race (125, 250, 25+, 30+ Amateur classes); racers who finish in top 10 overall from Saturday will qualify. Winner receives Free KX250F. 3. Kessler cup exhibition event for 65cc 7-9 and 10-11 riders who participated on Saturday and place 1st thru 20th overall only. top gun, ironman, and Kessler cup events are all free of charge and one moto format. (includes all gate, sign-up and rider medical coverage)

RIDER ADMISSIONS no pre-entry

ALLprovided Money by Paying Classes $50.00 per class Park $2,000 Cash Bonus Mt. Holly Kawasaki/Suzuki & Raceway

Trophy Class Participants $50.00 per class (includes admission Pro Day) Weekend Rider and Spectator Spectator Fees into Sunday'sSPECTATOR

ADMISSIONS

Sunday’s exhibition Youth & Amateur races- 1. Mt. Holly Kawasaki/FoX Sponsored “toP gun” exhibition (7-15 85cc classes); 1st thru 13th in 85cc 7-11, SATURDAY, 250cc class 125cc Pro-Expert class FRIDAY, 29,for2006 SEPTEMBER 2006Pro-Expert SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2006 12-13,SEPTEMBER 14-15 will qualify (not Jr or Super Mini). KX85 awarded by random drawing 2. 30, Monmouth cycles ironman classic exhibition race (125, 250, 25+, event Adult Spectator Admission $25.00 event Adult Spectator Admission $25.00 Adult Spectator Admission $15.00 Rider Upclasses); - $50.00 Perwho Class 30+Sign Amateur racers finish in top 10 overall from Saturday will qualify. Winner receives Free KX250F. 3. Kessler cup exhibition event for event 65cc children Admission (ages 6-11) $10.00on Saturday event children Admission (ages $10.00 children Admission (ages 7-9 and 10-11 riders who participated and place 1st thru 20th overall6-11) only. top gun, ironman, and Kessler cup events are6-11) all of $5.00 1st place finisher per moto. . . . . $300 bonus per moto $200 bonus perfree moto children under 6 years of age Free children under 6 years of age Free children under 6 years of age Free charge and one moto format.

Gate Fee – Adult $25.00

Pit biKe Admission $15.00

AgescAMPing (6-11) $10.00 $15.00 event oVernigHt (no FriDAY onLY ticKetS SoLD)

Under 6 Free

event oVernigHt cAMPing

$15.00

2nd finisher per moto. . . . $200 (no place SAturDAY onLY ticKetS SoLD) bonus per moto

bonusiSSueD. per moto no $100 reFunDS

SPECTATOR ADMISSIONS

First leaders. . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 bonus moto onLY$100 bonus per moto refunds if you leave early or rider does notLap qualify - no eXcePtionS)30, no 2006 FriDAY orper SAturDAY ticKetS SoLD FRIDAY,(no SEPTEMBER 29, 2006 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2006

event Adult Spectator Admission

$25.00

event Adult Spectator Admission

$25.00

event oVernigHt cAMPing

$15.00

(no SAturDAY onLY ticKetS SoLD)

Adult Spectator Admission

$15.00

TROPHY CLASS AWARDS: 4ft.(ages championship trophies toevent all trophy class first place winners. to 1st through 8th(ages places.

Merchandise event children Admission 6-11) $10.00 children Admission (ages 6-11) trophies $10.00 given outchildren Admission 6-11) $5.00 awards distributed equally. children under 6 years of age Free children under 6 years of age Free children under 6 years of age Free CONTINGENCY AWARDS: contingency rules in effect. contingency will alsocAMPing be paid out from Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha and Honda.

Pit biKe Admission $15.00 event oVernigHt $15.00 For further information call (732) 446-7800 or www.racewaypark.com no reFunDS iSSueD.

MONEY PAYING CLASS AWARDS: Qualifying motos may be run if 43 or more riders sign up in a class. these qualifiers are to determine 40 rider, two moto (no FriDAY onLY ticKetS SoLD) program. no payout for qualifiers. rPMX top 5 yearly series points winners and invited Kawasaki factory team racers will not have to qualify if qualifiers are (no refunds if you leave early rider does not qualifylisted.

- no eXcePtionS) FriDAY or SAturDAY onLY ticKetS conducted. Moto payout for feature classes (250or and 125 Pro-expert) 25+ Pro-expert,no 30+ Pro-expert and 40+ Pro-expert basedSoLD on number of entries x

MRA SEPTEMBER 2006 • 49

Trophy TrophyClass ClassParticipants Participants $50.00 $50.00per perclass class

MRA SEPTEMBER 2006 • 50

2006 Schedule 30 yearsSchedule of Motocross!

2006 Exit #8 (Westbound) or 30Atyears of Motocross! #6 (Eastbound) of I-78

March 12: Opening Day Points start for“Sleepy Series” MarchGreenwalt 12: Opening Day Kyle Fund Raiser MarchPoints 26: Sponsored

by MotographX Series” start for“Sleepy ** Local racer Kyle Greenwalt was injured while practicing earlier this season. raisers have Sponsored MotographX Practice 12Several toby 4 fund

onAtRoute 22 two miles east Exit #8 (Westbound) or of: FREDERICKSBURG, PA #6 (Eastbound) of I-78 Sleepy NOW22 Has on Route twoOVERNIGHT miles east of: Practice 12 to 4 PARKING at ALL Events!

FREDERICKSBURG, PA

June 24 : PM curfew June 25: MDRA Series10Race . Sponsored June 24by: Action PracticeMotor 12 toSports 4 June 25: MDRA Series Race. Sponsored July 2:bySponsored

by Blocker Action Motor Sports Enterprises

March April 1:26: been set up to help with Kyle’s rehabilitation. If you April 2: MDRA Series Opener. can help, please do: April 1:Sponsored Practice 12bytoB&B 4 Yamaha/KTM Series OpenerContact: April 2: MDRA .

To Purchase Pit Bike Raffle Tickets Cepress at Blackmans Cycle April Mike 15: Saturday Easter.

Sponsored bybefore B&B Yamaha/KTM

Double Track Points July 2: Sponsored by Blocker Enterprises July 30: Vet Day by Double Track- Sponsored Points Keystone Trailers - 200% payback July 30:to Vet - Sponsored by 25+,Day 30+, 40+. All classes run (610) 965-9865 Keystone Trailers - 200% payback Sponsored

by Blackman’s Cycle & Or see Mike (99) at the track Aug. 13: 1st ever “Suzuki at the Hollow” to 25+, 30+, 40+. All classes run April 15: Saturday before Easter.

Montgomeryville Cycle Center  race - Extra stuff for RM racers Sponsored Blackman’s Cycle & Donations mayby be mailed to:at 9:30 D6 ATV Pts. *Practice Aug. 13: 1st ever “Suzuki at the Hollow” Barb Savidge Montgomeryville Cycle Center All classes Series Sept. 4: raceUltimate - Extra stuff forRace RM racers 333 S. Tulpehocken St. •run Pine Grove, PA 17963 D6 ATV Pts. *Practice at 9:30  D6 Double Points Suzuki Contingency May 6:All Saturday Race - Double classes runpayable UltimatebySeries Sept. 4:Sponsored Make donations to: Track Pts. West Race Shore Suzuki Sponsored by www.FlyRacingGear.com The Kyle Greenwalt Benefit Fund D6 DoubleatPoints *Practice 9:30 Suzuki Contingency May 6:D6 Saturday - Double Track Pts. ATV Pts.Race *Practice at 9:30 Sponsored by West Shore Suzuki Sponsored Sept. 17: D6 ATV Track Pts. All: classes by runwww.FlyRacingGear.com *Practice at Pts., 9:30 Double August 13 September 4: September 17: D6 Suzuki ATV Pts. 1st Annual Day*Practice at the at 9:30 Ultimate Series Race Sponsored D6 by ATVwww.FlyRacingGear.com Pts., Double Track Pts. Sept.

17: D6 ATV Pts., Ultimate Series Race May 28: All classes run All classes run Double Hollow D6 Double Points Sponsored

by Track Pts. www.FlyRacingGear.com Extra Stuff For RM Racers Suzuki ContingencySponsored by www.FlyRacingGear.com Sponsored

by Lebanon Valley Cycles Classes Run Series” Final Oct. 8:AllD6classes ATV All Pts., “Sleepy Husqvarna Contingency Race May run ** Kyle28: Greenwalt Auction D6Ultimate Points Benefit - Series Suzuki, Kawasaki, Honda, October 8: Sponsored by West Shore Suzuki All classes run Sponsored by Lebanon Valley Cycles D6 ATV Pts., “Sleepy Series” Husqvarna Contingency Practice at 9:30 Oct. 8: D6 ATV Pts., Separate Track for Quads & Bikes.

“Sleepy Series” FinalFinal All Classes Run Points - Suzuki, BothD6 Run ALL Event Dates!Kawasaki, ** TyHonda, Wallace Benefit RaceAll classes run 150%Husqvarna PaybackContingency for Montgomeryville 125A and Blackman’s 250A Classes

150%Gates Quadopen A Payback Sponsored by •Sleepy Hollow at 7:00 a.m.

• No Alcohol Separate Quad Track 150% All Payback forstart Montgomeryville 125Anoted and Blackman’s Practices at 11:30 a.m. (unless otherwise) 250A Classes Gates open at 7:00 a.m. • No Alcohol • Separate Quad Track All Practices start at 11:30 a.m. (unless noted otherwise) Office: 717-653-4830 www.Sleepyhollowmotocross.com • E-mail: Swarr4@aol.com CALL THEOffice: OWNER717-653-4830 ANYTIME AT: 717-278-8998 RACE DAY PHONE: 717-865-5530 www.Sleepyhollowmotocross.com • E-mail: Swarr4@aol.com CALL THE OWNER injury ANYTIME AT:- Not 717-278-8998 Not responsible for personal or loss responsible for personal property loss

SLEEPY HOLLOW MX PARK, INC. SLEEPY HOLLOW MX PARK, INC. RACE DAY PHONE: 717-865-5530

Not responsible for personal injury or loss - Not responsible for personal property loss

MRA SEPTEMBER 2006 • 51

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