Pascal Barth took a come-from-behind win in Moto 1 of the Vet B/C 30 Plus Class. The Yamaha rider from Laguna Hills, California had worked his way up to 6th on Lap 2 after running 11th on the opening lap. Larry Shull took the lead from Michael Brewer on Lap 3, but then a problem with Shull’s bike caused him to drop all the way to 11th by the conclusion of the race. Meanwhile, Barth dispatched Mark Bradley to take fourth and then on Lap 4 stole second from Glen Myatt. By Lap 6, Barth had caught up to Brewer and took the honors shortly thereafter. Brewer and Myatt finished out the top three.
Vet B/C 30 Plus Moto 1 Results:
1. Pascal Barth - Yam
2. Michael Brewer - Suz
3. Glen Myatt - Kaw
4. Mark Bradley - Kaw
5. Cary Helton - Ktm
6. Robert Stevenson - Hon
7. Daniel Dangerfield - Yam
8. Dave Williams - Hon
9. Stacey Virgin - Kaw
10. Larry Shull – Kaw

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Simi Valley’s Chris Carrillo took the gold in Moto 1 of the five-lap long 250 C Stock Class race after narrowly running down Anthony Romero. Romero led for first three laps of the race, followed by Carrillo and Tracy Morgan. The two Honda riders Romero and Carrillo had build a ten second advantage over third-placed Morgan by Lap 3. Carrillo slipped into the lead on that lap and rode on to finish about five seconds ahead of Romero and 50 seconds ahead of Morgan. Michael Mcaninch fended off fourth from Bob Steiskal, who had worked his way up to fifth after finish Lap 1 in 17th.

250 C Stock Moto 1 Results:
1. Chris Carrillo - Hon
2. Anthony Romero - Hon
3. Tracy Morgan - Yam
4. Michael Mcaninch - Ktm
5. Bob Steiskal - Yam
6. Bailey Mason - Ktm
7. Sean Sattanno - Hon
8. Kele Russell - Yam
9. Conner Elliott - Yam
10. Jake Scott - Kaw

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Eli Tomac is proving to be one of the up-and-coming stars of motocross, with the winner of Tuesday’s 250 B Modified Class ridding clear of the competition in Moto 1 of Wednesday’s Schoolboy 2 (14-16) B/C Class for a wire-to-wire win.

The Colorado native was followed out of the gates by a cavalcade that included David Buller Jr, Justin Bogle, Tony Archer, and Bradley Frace. Bogle and Frace jockeyed into the runner-up positions by Lap 2, where they stayed for the remainder of the race to finish second and third, respectively. On Lap 2 Tomac laid down the fastest time of the race with a time of 2’23.329, over seven seconds faster than the second-best lap time set by Bogle.

Bryce Stewart of Canyon Lake, California muscled into fourth on Lap 2 and rode it out to be the last rider to finish the full nine laps. Jacob Hayes took fifth nearly three minutes back from Tomac’s startling fast run.

Schoolboy 2 (14-16) B/C Moto 1 Results:
1. Eli Tomac - Hon
2. Justin Bogle - Kaw
3. Bradley Frace - Hon
4. Bryce Stewart - Yam
5. Jacob Hayes - Kaw
6. Tony Archer - Yam
7. David Buller Jr - Hon
8. Cody Silver - Kaw
9. Joey Savatgy - Unk
10. Joey Peters – Yam

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Sebastapol, California’s Michael Mosiman led Moto 1 of the 65 (7-9) Class from beginning to end, crossing the finish-line 50 seconds ahead of runner-up Justin Dunn. Dunn and Sean Cantrell were about 8 seconds behind Mosiman by the end of the first lap, and both lost valuable time on the following lap as Cantrell battled to take second. Twenty seconds back from Mosiman on Lap 3, Cantrell turned on the heat and shaved 10 seconds off the gap. However, a crash on Lap 6 dropped the Californian 50 seconds to finish just behind Dunn in thrid. Challen Tennant and Tanner Stack took fourth and fifth over a minute behind Mosiman.

65 (7-9) Stock Moto 1 Results:
1. Michael Mosiman - Ktm
2. Justin Dunn - Yam
3. Sean Cantrell - Cob
4. Challen Tennant - Ktm
5. Tanner Stack - Kaw
6. Derek Drake - Ktm
7. Perry Campbell - Ktm
8. Jordan Bailey - Ktm
9. Cody Eaton - Ktm
10. Brett Gourley - Ktm

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Cairo, Georgia’s Chase Bell took the lead from Tyler Kirschner on Lap 2 and rode on to take the Moto 1 victory in the 65 (10-11) Stock Class. Kirschner carried on in second for next the five laps before a mistake cost him about 20 seconds, allowing third-placed Kade Walker to claim the runner-up position ahead of Kirschner. Buddy Wentworth swapped places with Walker for the first five laps before crashing. The Mesa, Arizona rider would recover, yet could not prevent Jake Pinhancos from passing into fourth at the end of the last lap.

65 (10-11) Stock Moto 1 Results:
1. Chase Bell - Kaw
2. Kade Walker - Ktm
3. Tyler Kirschner - Suz
4. Jake Pinhancos - Ktm
5. Buddy Wentworth - Kaw
6. Jacob Edison - Suz
7. Tommy Maxey - Ktm
8. Tyler Pantley - Ktm
9. Taylor Barnett - Ktm
10. Luke Purther – Ktm

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Taylor Futrell of Clinton, North Carolina took the early lead in Moto 1 of the 250 A Class, followed by Ian Trettel and Dean Wilson in second and third, respectively. For the first two laps Wilson was practically riding side-to-side with the Floridian Trettel, but then the California native managed to build a slight lead on Lap 4 and started placing pressure on Futrell. However, the Honda rider staved off a charge by Trettel on Lap 6 and then managed to built up enough of an advantage to see him through to the victory.

Trettel claimed second followed by Wilson nearly 20 seconds back from Futrell in third. Justin Weeks, winner of Moto 1 in the 450 A Class, made a remarkable run from 22nd on Lap 1 to take (and hold) fourth from Joshua Thomas on Lap 5. Thomas continued to slip through the ranks. Blake Bagget, winner of Moto 1 in the 250 A/Pro Sport Class, made an even more unbelievable recovery from a dead-last 37th on Lap 1 to seal fifth on the last lap.

250 A Moto 1 Results:
1. Taylor Futrell - Hon
2. Ian Trettel - Suz
3. Dean Wilson - Kaw
4. Justin Weeks - Suz
5. Blake Baggett - Kaw
6. Broc Schmelyun - Yam
7. Austin Howell - Suz
8. Joshua Thomas - Suz
9. Shawn Rife - Kaw
10. Daniel Corbin – Kaw

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There was a fair amount of position swapping going on throughout Moto 1 of the 250 B Stock Class, however, none of it took place in the front, where Michael Leib rode a lonely race to first. The Menifee, California rider had amassed a gap of over 10 seconds ahead of Zachary Coons and Seth Rarick by the end of Lap 1. Rarick soon crashed out of the running, while Coons relinquished second to Austin Politelli on the same lap.

Kyle Goerke catapulted from 19th on Lap 1 to sixth on Lap 3. The following lap the Floridian took three more positions to claim third for good. Coons crashed on the penultimate lap to lose out on fourth. Instead, another rocket in the form of Lance Vincent came shooting through the field from 30th on Lap 1 to take fourth ahead of Edward Allingham, who had hovered in position after dropping out of second on the opening lap.

250 B Stock Moto 1 Results:
1. Michael Leib - Hon
2. Austin Politelli - Suz
3. Kyle Goerke - Suz
4. Lance Vincent - Hon
5. Edward Allingham - Hon
6. Frank Lettieri Jr - Suz
7. William Bleich - Hon
8. Morgan Burger - Kaw
9. James Justice - Kaw
10. Zachary Coons - Yam

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Alexah Pearson took a dominating win in Moto 1 of the Women (14 Plus) Class. After a brief toe-to-toe battle with Leah Cantrell on the first two laps, the Rocklin, California resident slammed on the speed and never looked back, building a 40 second gap over the next three laps. On lap 5, Shelbie Brittain passed Cantrell for second, but two laps later crashed and allowed Cantrell to recoup the position. Pearson ultimately finished a minute ahead of Cantell, and over a minute and a half in front of third-placed Brittain.

Women (14 Plus) Moto 1 Results:
1. Alexah Pearson - Yam
2. Leah Cantrell - Suz
3. Shelbie Brittain - Kaw
4. Erica Cook - Yam
5. Brittney Endsley - Kaw
6. Brandee Payne - Hon
7. Cady Pressler - Suz
8. Marisa Hampshire - Kaw
9. Serratia Gonzalez - Ktm
10. Elizabeth Bash – Kaw

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Jesse Masterpool of Austin, Nevada rode flawlessly in Moto 1 of the 85 (12-13) Modified Class to maintain a lead throughout the race. By Lap 2 Aaron Plessiner was nipping at Masterpool’s heels, yet the Yamaha rider from Hamilton, Ohio could not keep up the pace and gradually lost ground on the following laps. Matt Bisceglia, Adam Cianciarulo, and Thomas Covinton all came charging past Plessiner on Lap 7. Both Bisceglia and Cianciarulo were gaining ground on Masterpool, but neither had the time to reel him in. Masterpool finished over 7 seconds ahead of Bisceglia, who was himself three seconds in front of Cianciarulio.

85 (12-13) Modified Moto 1 Results:
1. Jesse Masterpool - Suz
2. Matt Bisceglia - Yam
3. Adam Cianciarulo - Kaw
4. Thomas Covington - Kaw
5. Aaron Plessinger - Yam
6. Justin Hill - Yam
7. Darian Robinson - Suz
8. Daniel Baker - Ktm
9. Zachary Commans - Yam
10. Chris Alldredge – Yam

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Hunter Hilton took a flying start in Moto 1 of the 85 (9-11) Stock Class to lead for the first four laps, but second-placed Blake Green was gaining on the Youngsville, Louisiana resident, and on Lap 4 set the overall fastest lap to claim the front. For the next five laps the rider from Corona, California extended his lead to finish 12 seconds ahead of Hilton.

Henry Miller and Jeremy Hand waged an epic battle for third, with Miller holding the position for the first two laps before Hand muscled passed the Rochester, Minnesota rider for the next four laps. Miller retaliated, but Hand kept within reach, and on the final lap sealed the final podium position.

Stephen Gretchen closely pursued Miller and Hand in fourth for the first four laps before he started to lose ground. On Lap 5, the 10th-placed Tristan Charboneau began unleashing some phenomenally fast laps (faster than Hilton’s) and rocketed through the pack to take fifth from Gretchen by a fraction of a second.

85 (9-11) Stock Moto 1 Results:
1. Blake Green - Kaw
2. Hunter Hilton - Yam
3. Jeremy Hand - Suz
4. Henry Miller - Yam
5. Tristan Charboneau - Yam
6. Stephen Gretchen - Suz
7. Jon Ames - Kaw
8. Kyler West - Ktm
9. Tanner Earhart - Ktm
10. Mark Worth – Kaw

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Malcolm Stewart took a wire-to-wire win in Moto 1 of the Four Stroke Class after setting the overall fastest time on Lap 2. Shane Durham pursued the lead rider from Haines City, Florida for the first four laps before a mistake allowed Garrett Toth and Heath Harrison to slip past. Harrison flew up like a bat out of hell to capture second on Lap 7 and then started to narrow the gap to Stewart. Alas, Steward had hedged too much of an advantage and polished off the 10 Lap race victory a full 10 seconds ahead of Harrison. Toth claimed third another 10 seconds back followed by Durham in fourth. Drew Yenerich made an impressive climb from 24th on Lap 1 to round off the top five.

Four Stroke Moto 1 Results
1. Malcolm Stewart - Kaw
2. Heath Harrison - Kaw
3. Garrett Toth - Suz
4. Shane Durham - Suz
5. Drew Yenerich - Yam
6. Dustin Pipes - Suz
7. Cole Martinez - Yam
8. Johnny Moore - Kaw
9. Nick Myers - Hon
10. Jeremy Cook – Suz

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Zach Bell, winner of the Super Mini 2 (14-16) race on Tuesday, returned to further dominate the Super Mini 1 (12-15) Class on Wednesday. The Cairo, Georgia native set the fastest lap of the race on Lap 2 and then continued to extend the advantage as he rode to a start to finish win. Finishing about 20 seconds back were Matt Bisceglia and Cole Thompson, who maintained their respective second and third-place positions throughout the running. Jeremy Martin ended Lap 1 in fourth; however, a mistake dropped him to 19th on Lap 2. The Millville, Minnesota didn’t give up though, and was able to recoup all the lost ground to permanently reclaim fourth from Kody Kamm on Lap 7 of the 9 Lap race.

Super Mini 1 (12-15) Moto 1 Results
1. Zachary Bell - Kaw
2. Matt Bisceglia - Yam
3. Cole Thompson - Hon
4. Jeremy Martin - Suz
5. Kody Kamm - Ktm
6. Nick Gaines - Kaw
7. Colt Nichols - Kaw
8. Brady Kieser - Hon
9. Dakota Alix - Cob
10. Colin Thomas – Hon

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Justin Weeks proved the validity of the Moto 1 pecking-order in the 450 A Class as he once again rode to victory ahead of Malcolm Stewart and Les Smith in Moto 2. The rider from Cincinnati, Ohio set the fastest lap of the race on Lap 4 and continued to clock fast laps, finishing over half-a-minute in front of Steawart and Smith, who rode toe-to-toe throughout the race. After running second for the first five laps, Garrett Toth finished 10 seconds back from third-placed Smith with fourth. Shane Durham worked his way up from 10th to round out the top five for Moto 2.

450 A Moto 2 Results:
1. Justin Weeks - Suz
2. Malcolm Stewart - Kaw
3. Les Smith - Kaw
4. Garrett Toth - Suz
5. Shane Durham - Suz
6. Dalton Carlson - Kaw
7. Sean Lipanovich - Hon
8. Sunny Drake - Hon
9. Gavin Faith - Hon
10. Cameron Stone - Hon

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The top five riders from Moto 1 of the Vet 35 Plus Class were once again in a league of their own for Moto 2. The results were much the same, with Keith Johnson taking the honors by over five seconds after passing Kevin Walker on Lap 3. This time Walker hung on to take second ahead of Michael Treadwell. Treadwell once again relegated John Grewe to an uncomfortably close fourth, while Donald Baker again secured fifth, this time over a minute behind Johnson.

Vet 35 Plus Moto 2 Results:
1. Keith Johnson - Kaw
2. Kevin Walker - Yam
3. Michael Treadwell - Kaw
4. John Grewe - Kaw
5. Donald Baker - Kaw
6. Chad Pederson - Suz
7. Richard Prather - Yam
8. Barry Mccarty - Kaw
9. Kevin Cozadd - Suz
10. Edward Walston – Yam

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Doug Dubach returns! The DRD Exhaust icon didn’t settle with his Tuesday victories in Moto 1 of Senior 40 Plus and the Senior 45 Plus Classes, he returned on Wednesday to once again dominate Moto 2 in the Senior 40 Plus Class. The Tustin, California resident set the fastest time of the race on Lap 2 on his way to a start-to-finish victory. Trampas Parker held second throughout the race, but by Lap 6 had dropped 20 seconds behind Dubach and could not fully recoup the ground. Michael Treadwell passed John Grewe for third early-on and then placed pressure on Parker for the remainder of the race. Despite making a strong passing attempt on Lap 5 Treadwell could not knock Parker out of place. Grewe continued on to take fourth ahead of Earl May.

Senior 40 Plus Moto 2 Results:
1. Doug Dubach - Yam
2. Trampas Parker - Yam
3. Michael Treadwell - Kaw
4. John Grewe - Kaw
5. Earl May - Kaw
6. Barry Mccarty - Kaw
7. Don Bisceglin - Yam
8. Mike Blair - Hon
9. Fred Nette - Hon
10. Darrin Hoeft – Yam

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Christian Young took a disappointing seventh in Moto 1 of 250 C Modified Class, but on Wednesday he showed he true colors as he rode to a dominant start-to-finish win in Moto 2 after setting the overall fastest time of the race on Lap 2. The Hemet, California rider finished just around 15 seconds ahead of the Moto 1 winner and runner-up Jesse Pierce and Conner Elliott. Aaron Lampi held second for the first four laps of the seven lap race, followed by Pierce and then Elliott. Then Elliott made a charge and passed both the riders to permanently take second on Lap 5. Pierce, meanwhile, was stuck behind the fading Lampi for a whole lap. By the time Pierce got free he did not have enough time to reel Elliot back in. Lampi claimed fourth about five seconds back from Pierce, followed by Brad Allison over 10 seconds later in fifth.

250 C Modified Moto 2 Results:
1. Christian Young - Suz
2. Conner Elliott - Yam
3. Jesse Pierce - Suz
4. Aaron Lampi - Suz
5. Brad Allison - Hon
6. Daniel Jackson - Kaw
7. Zack Patterson - Yam
8. Cody Rowe - Yam
9. Dillon Firpo - Yam
10. Coltan Amundson – Hon

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Eli Tomac is insanely fast. After out-riding the rest of the 250 B Modified Class in Moto 1 by nearly half-a-minute on Tuesday, the Cortez, Colorado native somehow improved upon his performance on Wednesday to crush the competition, finishing his wire-to-wire win a full minute ahead of second-placed Grant Ransdell. Not only did Tomac set the fastest overall time on Lap 3, but nine of his ten laps were faster than Ransdell’s best lap, and on average was clocking times 6-8 seconds faster than his closest competitor.

Ransdell remained in second for the majority of the race. Michael Leib briefly captured the position on Lap 2, but then immediately crashed out of the race. Ransdell than relinquished second to Bryce Stewart on Lap 4, but Stewart also made a mistake and dropped to eighth. From there out the Milner, Georgia resident rode to an undisturbed second-placed finish ahead of Zackery Freeberg. Lance Vincent and Jason Brooks both rode steady races to claim fourth and fifth, respectively.

250 B Modified Moto 2 Results:
1. Eli Tomac - Hon
2. Grant Ransdell - Yam
3. Zackery Freeberg - Kaw
4. Lance Vincent - Hon
5. Jason Brooks - Yam
6. James Justice - Kaw
7. Bryce Stewart - Yam
8. Justin Summers - Kaw
9. Chris Plouffe - Hon
10. Kyle Goerke – Yam

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Moto 2 of the 85 (12-13) Stock Class was a real toe-to-toe thriller for the lead as Thomas Covington and Adam Cianciarulo were separated by less than a second for the first 6 laps of the 9 Lap race. However, some sort of issue caused the second-placed Cianciarulo to drop off precipitously and finish the race nearly 30 seconds behind Covington with second. Nick Games rode a solid race to third, albeit 55 seconds behind Covington. Daniel Baker and Colton Ford claimed fourth and fifth-place over a minute behind Covington.

85 (12-13) Stock Moto 2 Results:
1. Thomas Covington - Kaw
2. Adam Cianciarulo - Kaw
3. Nick Gaines - Kaw
4. Daniel Baker - Ktm
5. Colton Ford - Ktm
6. Cody Chisholm - Yam
7. Justin Hill - Yam
8. Cole Heath - Yam
9. Aaron Plessinger - Yam
10. Darren Walsh – Kaw

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Stilez Robertson once again showed he was the boy to beat in Moto 2 of the 51 (4-6) AMA 1 Class. Ethan Mann greatly improved on his fourth-place in Moto 1 to run within ten seconds for the majority of the race, finishing just over five seconds behind in second. Justin Cokinos passed Brayden Bruce on Lap 4 to take and hold third, finishing over a minute back from Robertson. Bruce brought up fourth followed by Adam Lowery.

51 (4-6) AMA 1 Stock Moto 2 Results:
1. Stilez Robertson - Cob
2. Ethan Mann - Unk
3. Justin Cokinos - Cob
4. Brayden Bruce - Ktm
5. Adam Lowery - Cob
6. Landon Rapp - Cob
7. Daniel Mccullon - Ktm
8. Jackson Thomas - Cob
9. Gauge Keith - Cob
10. Preston Prather - Cob

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On Lap 2, Vance Stiers clocked the overall fasted time in Moto 2 of the 51 (4-6) Stock Shaft Drive Class to pass Moto 1 winner Chase Yentzer for the lead. The Alexandria, Ohio resident then expanded his lead over Yentzer to take the Moto 2 win by 10 seconds. Gage Linville improved one position on his Moto 1 run to take third ahead of Conner Lawrence. Brandon Coates rounded off the top five for another solid run.

51 (4-6) Stock Shaft Drive Moto 2 Results:
1. Vance Stiers - Ktm
2. Chase Yentzer - Yam
3. Gage Linville - Cob
4. Conner Lawrence - Yam
5. Brandon Coates - Yam
6. Cody Russell - Yam
7. Clayton Adams - Cob
8. Larry Reyes Jr - Yam
9. Trevor Schmidt - Yam
10. Gage Rhodes - Yam

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A number of contenders vied for the lead in Moto 2 of the 51 (7-8) AMA 2 Stock Class. Despite a poor start, Moto 1 winner Jordan Bailey worked back up from sixth to once again take the victory. Jett Janowski lead for the first three laps before Carter Halpain and then Bailey came charging past. Janowski assumed the front for the next two laps, but Bailey was able to lock the lead headed into the final Lap 6. Janowski held off Tyler Bowling to take third over 20 seconds behind Bailey. Lance Kobusch rounded off the top five.

51 (7-8) AMA 2 Stock Moto 2 Results:
1. Jordan Bailey - Ktm
2. Carter Halpain - Ktm
3. Jett Janowski - Ktm
4. Tyler Bowling - Cob
5. Lance Kobusch - Cob
6. Michael Hicks - Cob
7. Brandon Smith - Cob
8. Jonathan Lee - Cob
9. Brandon Moore - Cob
10. Austin Black - Ktm