Heath Harrison assumed the lead in Moto 2 of the
Four Stroke Class when Dalton Carlson crashed out of the race after leading for the first two laps. The Silverhill, Alabama rider proceeded to build a ten second gap over Shane Durham in second, setting the fastest overall time of the race on Lap 6 of the ten lap race. Durham, meanwhile, fended-off the early passing attempts of Garrett Toth to take second. Toth dropped back five second on Lap 6 and then spent the remainder of the race keeping Nick Myers at bay. Drew Yenerich made a charge past Myers on Lap 8, but Myers retaliated on the final lap to relegate Yenerich to fifth.
Four Stroke Moto 2 Results:
1. Heath Harrison - Kaw
2. Shane Durham - Suz
3. Garrett Toth - Suz
4. Nick Myers - Hon
5. Drew Yenerich - Yam
6. Malcolm Stewart - Kaw
7. Jeremy Cook - Suz
8. Broc Streit - Kaw
9. Dustin Pipes - Suz
10. Johnny Moore – Kaw
Zachary Bell claimed his second win in the
Super Mini 1 (12-15) Class on Friday. The Cairo, Georgia resident staved-off the advancing Colt Nichols on Lap 3 and then built a five second gap on the following lap when he clocked the fastest overall time of the race. Jeremy Martin made a startling fast sprint from 10th at the end of Lap 1 to claim second from Nichols on the final lap. Jace Owen rode right behind Nichols for the majority of the ten lap race to finish in fourth, with Matt Bisceglia rounding off the top five.
Super Mini 1 (12-15) Moto 2 Results:
1. Zachary Bell - Kaw
2. Jeremy Martin - Suz
3. Colt Nichols - Kaw
4. Jace Owen - Suz
5. Matt Bisceglia - Yam
6. Cole Thompson - Hon
7. Nick Gaines - Kaw
8. Dakota Alix - Cob
9. Cody Chisholm - Yam
10. Kody Kamm – Ktm
Doug Dubach rode to his fifth win for the Amateur National Motocross week as he pulled off the wire-to-wire hat trick in the
Senior 40 Plus Class on Friday. Michael Treadwell pressured Dubach for the first four laps of the race, riding within 2 seconds of the frontrunner and setting the fastest overall time on Lap 4. However, Dubach set a personal best time on Lap 5 that was three seconds quicker than Treadwell’s, which was just the start to the relentlessly quick laps that the DRD founder would turn out. Dubach ultimately cross the finish-line over 12 seconds in front of Treadwell. John Grewe and Trampas Parker would hold third and fourth-place for the entire race, finishing over half-a-minute behind Dubach. Earl May recovered from 10th on Lap 1 to take fifth over a minute behind Dubach.
Senior 40 Plus Moto 3 Results:
1. Doug Dubach - Yam
2. Michael Treadwell - Kaw
3. John Grewe - Kaw
4. Trampas Parker - Yam
5. Earl May - Kaw
6. Barry Mccarty - Kaw
7. Don Bisceglin - Yam
8. Mike Blair - Hon
9. Gary Lussier - Kaw
10. Fred Nette – Hon
Christian Young took a wire-to-wire win in Moto 3 of the
250 C Modified Class, yet Jesse Pierce would claim the overall class win with his second-place finish. Young faced strong challenges in the front by Chris Carrillo and Conner Elliott. Carrillo set the fastest time of the race on Lap 3 and rode toe-to-toe with Young for the next three laps of the seven lap race. Unfortunately, Carrillo crashed on the final lap to take 30th. Elliott rode in third for the first four laps before dropping out the race for unknown reasons. Pierce was left to take second-place 15 seconds back from Young, followed by Dillon Firpo in third. Brad Allison held off a charge by Cody Rowe on the final lap forth.
250 C Modified Moto 3 Results:
1. Christian Young - Suz
2. Jesse Pierce - Suz
3. Dillon Firpo - Yam
4. Brad Allison - Hon
5. Cody Rowe - Yam
6. Anthony Romero - Hon
7. Jake Streichert - Ktm
8. Jacob Turbyfill - Hon
9. Sean Sattanno - Hon
10. Timothy Thorn - Kaw
Eli Tomac swept the
250 B Modified Class as he rode across the finish-line half-a-minute ahead of second-placed rider Michael Leib in Moto 3. Tomac clocked the quickest time of the race on Lap 2 and proceeded to check out. Leib worked his way up to third on Lap 4 after ending Lap 1 in 13th. He then overtook Zackery Freeberg on Lap 6 to clinch second. Freeburg remained in third ahead of Grant Ransdell; however, Randsdell’s finish was good enough to claim second over Freeburg in the overall standings. Lance Vincent’s fifth-place finish put him fourth in the class points standings, with Justin Summers ranking fifth.
250 B Modified Moto 3 Results:
1. Eli Tomac - Hon
2. Michael Leib - Hon
3. Zackery Freeberg - Kaw
4. Grant Ransdell - Yam
5. Lance Vincent - Hon
6. Justin Summers - Kaw
7. James Justice - Kaw
8. Bryce Stewart - Yam
9. Tony Archer - Yam
10. Kyle Goerke - Yam
Justin Weeks took the overall win in the
450 A Class after pulling off his third victory in the class on Friday. The class sweeping run saw the Cincinnati, Ohio rider set the fastest overall race time on Lap 3, and continue to extend his lead over the rest of the field for the remainder of the ten lap race. Weeks finished over 25 seconds in front of Malcolm Stewart, who had to work his way up to second after finishing Lap 1 in ninth. Les Smith kept on Stewart’s tail after the Haines City, Florida resident passed him on Lap 3, ultimately finishing five second back in third. The race for the last two spots in the top five was a crowded ordeal, but Shane Durham and Terran Odell rose above the rest to take fourth and fifth in the race and overall for the class.
450 A Moto 3 Results:
1. Justin Weeks - Suz
2. Malcolm Stewart - Kaw
3. Les Smith - Kaw
4. Shane Durham - Suz
5. Terran Odell - Yam
6. Cameron Stone - Hon
7. Gavin Faith - Hon
8. Joshua Clark - Hon
9. Brian Shuckhart - Suz
10. Sunny Drake – Hon
Keith Johnson swept the
Vet 35 Plus Class on Friday, with Michael Treadwell and John Grewe taking second and third overall after frontrunner Kevin Walker received a DNF for Moto 3. Johnson claimed the honors in style as he ran in front from start to finish and set the fastest time of race on Lap 3. Treadwell stayed within a few seconds of Johnson for the first four laps before he started to drop precipitously, losing about two seconds to Johnson’s time for each of the five remaining laps. Grewe crossed the finish-line 24 seconds back from Johnson in third after taking the position from Chad Pederson on Lap 2. Donald Baker and Dennis Bourque rounded off the top five for the race a little over 40 seconds behind Johnson. Pederson would end up in seventh, but that was good enough to make him fifth overall for the class.
Vet 35 Plus Moto 3 Results:
1. Keith Johnson - Kaw
2. Michael Treadwell - Kaw
3. John Grewe - Kaw
4. Donald Baker - Kaw
5. Dennis Bourque - Hon
6. Barry McCarty - Kaw
7. Chad Pederson - Suz
8. Richard Prather - Yam
9. Kevin Cozadd - Suz
10. Mike Blair - Hon
Stilez Robertson pulled a hat-trick in the Cobra packed
51 (4-6) AMA 1 Stock Class. Ethan Mann and Guage Keith respectively finished second and third in Moto 3, as well as the overall class ranking.
51 (4-6) AMA 1 Stock Moto 3 Resutls:
1. Stilez Robertson - Cob
2. Ethan Mann - Unk
3. Gauge Keith - Cob
4. Cameron Davis - Cob
5. Dilan Schwartz - Cob
6. Justin Cokinos - Cob
7. Jace Kessler - Cob
8. Zack Claeys - Cob
9. Collin Mckinzie - Cob
10. Daniel Mccullon – Ktm
Vance Stiers took his second win in the
51 (4-6) Stock Shaft Class and claimed the overall class crown. Gage Linville’s second-place finish was good enough to make him the runner-up. Moto 1 winner Chase Yentzer took a disappointing sixth, which dropped him to third in the overall points standings.
51 (4-6) Stock Shaft Drive Moto 3 Results:
1. Vance Stiers - Ktm
2. Gage Linville - Cob
3. Larry Reyes Jr - Yam
4. Timmy Smith - Yam
5. Conner Lawrence - Yam
6. Chase Yentzer - Yam
7. Brandon Coates - Yam
8. Clayton Adams - Cob
9. Garrett Hoffman - Yam
10. Logan Popwell - Cob
Jordan Bailey and Carter Halpain respectively rode to first and second for the third consecutive time in the
51 (7-8) AMA 2 Class. Michael Hicks added a third-place finish to his prior fifth and sixth-place results to claim third overall in the class.
51 (7-8) AMA 2 Stock Moto 3 Results:
1. Jordan Bailey - Cob
2. Carter Halpain - Cob
3. Michael Hicks - Cob
4. Tyler Bowling - Cob
5. Daniel Nickell - Cob
6. Dawson Driscoll - Cob
7. Jonathan Lee - Cob
8. Lance Kobusch - Cob
9. Jett Janowski - Cob
10. Noah Aronson – Cob
Adam Cianciarullo clinched his second win in the
85 (12-13) Stock Class and wrapped up the championship honors. Jesse Masterpool made up for his disappointing DNF in Moto 2 with a solid run to second in Moto 3; however, Thomas Covington’s and Justin Hill’s respective fifth and eigth-place results were good enough to make them second and third overall for the class.
85 (12-13) Stock Moto 3 Results:
1. Adam Cianciarulo - Kaw
2. Jesse Masterpool - Suz
3. Chris Alldredge - Yam
4. Justin Hill - Yam
5. Thomas Covington - Kaw
6. Nick Gaines - Kaw
7. Cody Chisholm - Yam
8. Colton Ford - Ktm
9. Brandan Leith - Ktm
10. Keith Tucker - Yam
Justin Starling rode to a start-to-finish win in Moto 3 of the
450 B Stock Class to claim the overall class honors. Nick Paluzzi and Byrce Vallee closely trailed the Deland, Florida rider for the entire race, with Valle edging out Paluzzi on Lap 9 to stick second-place for the race and overall class standings. Tanner Krahenbuhl’s fourth-place finish 40 seconds behind Starling was good enough to usurp Paluzzi for third in the standings.
450 B Stock Moto 3 Results:
1. Justin Starling - Suz
2. Bryce Vallee - Yam
3. Nick Paluzzi - Suz
4. Tanner Krahenbuhl - Hon
5. Cole Martinez - Yam
6. Dustin Pipes - Suz
7. Seth Rarick - Ktm
8. Jake Loberg - Kaw
9. Dillon Huddleston - Kaw
10. Dakota Tedder – Kaw
Most of the competitive classes at Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Motocross seem to have one dominant rider and the
450 A/Pro Sport Class highlights this point in the form of Dean Wilson. Wilson managed to finish over 40 seconds ahead of second-placed Travis Baker, despite strong runs from Baker and Derek Hall. How fast was Wilson? Well, nine of his 11 laps were faster than Baker’s fastest lap, while the ones that weren’t were still notably faster than Baker’s equivalent times. Hall lost second to Baker on Lap 5 and remained in third for the remainder of the race. Cody Robbins took fourth after settling into the position on Lap 3. Travis Bright rounded off the top five as he charged his way through the field after finishing Lap 1 in 14th. Wilson, Baker, Dibartolio, Reed, and Clark take the top five overall positions for the class.
450 A/Pro Sport Moto 3 Results:
1. Dean Wilson - Kaw
2. Travis Baker - Yam
3. Derek Hall - Hon
4. Cody Robbins - Kaw
5. Travis Bright - Kaw
6. Joshua Clark - Hon
7. Devin Reed - Kaw
8. Randy Dibartolo - Kaw
9. Brad Modjewski - Yam
10. Cole Boutwell – Kaw
Joey Crown rode to a surprise wire-to-wire win in the
65 (7-11) Modified race on Friday. The Metamora, Michigan rider had had finished 41st and 11th in the first two motos, but that didn’t prevent him from powering to a dominating victory. He set the fastest lap on the race on Lap 2 and then proceeded to expand his first-place lead for the rest of the nine lap race, finishing over half-a-minute in front of Tommy Maxey. Kade Walker, Sean Cantrell and Jake Pinhancos took first through third in the class, despite finishing Moto 3 in sixth, fourth, and third, respectively.
65 (7-11) Modified Moto 3 Results
1. Joey Crown - Ktm
2. Tommy Maxey - Ktm
3. Jake Pinhancos - Ktm
4. Sean Cantrell - Cob
5. Jacob Edison - Oth
6. Kade Walker - Ktm
7. Tyler Kirschner - Oth
8. Buddy Wentworth - Kaw
9. Greer Marshall - Ktm
10. Trevor Krum – Ktm
Amanda Maheu swept the
Girls (11-15) Class with another win in Moto 3 on Friday. Brinsley Dyress took her best result of the week with second, having finished Moto 1 in fourth and receiving a DNF in Moto 2. Christina Older’s third-place result made her second overall in the class. Serratia Gonzalez claimed third overall by adding a fifth-place finish to her second and third-place results.
Girls (11-15) Moto 3 Results:
1. Amanda Maheu - Yam
2. Brinsley Dyess - Kaw
3. Christina Older - Suz
4. Kaitlyn Morrow - Yam
5. Serratia Gonzalez - Ktm
6. Kelsey Morris - Kaw
7. Tayva Strom - Kaw
8. Nicole Evjen - Suz
9. Victoria Pearce - Hon
10. Amanda Brown - Hon
After taking third in Moto 1 of the
Junior 25 Plus Class, Keith Johnson was able to improve on his performance in each race to finally take first on Friday and earn the overall class honors. Jon Boruff finished second for the day and the championship as a whole. Jeremy Cook gave Boruff a stiff challenge for second through the first half of the race but ultimately finished 10 seconds back in third. Josh Mast’s fourth-place gave him the third most class points for the week.
Junior 25 Plus Moto 3 Results:
1. Keith Johnson - Kaw
2. Jon Boruff - Kaw
3. Jeremy Cook - Suz
4. Josh Mast - Kaw
5. Vernon Mckiddie - Hon
6. Johnny Marley - Yam
7. Nicholas Vaughn - Kaw
8. Chad Cook - Kaw
9. Austin Raubs - Hon
10. William J Bryant - Yam
Jacob Hayes notched his second win in the
Schoolboy 1 (12-16) B/C Class to take the overall honors. Kyle Peters shadowed Hayes for the entire race, but then lost second postion to Moto 1 winner Bradley Frace on the final lap as the Weatherford, Texas rider steamrolled through the field from 8th. Peters remained second overall to Hayes in the points standings, followed by Frace and fourth-place finisher Joey Savatgy.
Schoolboy 1 (12-16) B/C Moto 3 Results:
1. Jacob Hayes - Kaw
2. Bradley Frace - Hon
3. Kyle Peters - Hon
4. Joey Savatgy - Unk
5. Justin Bogle - Kaw
6. Luke Renzland - Yam
7. Anthony Rodriguez - Yam
8. Dylan Cox - Kaw
9. Dillan Epstein - Kaw
10. Jordan Booker - Ktm
Doug Dubach won all six races he rode at the Amateur National Motocross at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, the last being Moto 3 of the
Senior 45 Plus Class. Earl May took the second-place hat-trick, as the best among the rest. Raymond Niebel claimed third after charging through the field from seventh.
Senior 45 Plus Moto 3 Results:
1. Doug Dubach - Yam
2. Earl May - Kaw
3. Raymond Niebel - Kaw
4. Fred Nette - Hon
5. John Camelio - Hon
6. Rick Wright - Suz
7. Jack Lambert - Yam
8. David Spizman - Hon
9. David Kirk - Yam
10. Thomas Dretzka - Suz
Matt Tedder rode to his second win in the
Masters 50 Plus Class to earn the overall class honors. Moto 1 winner Craig Pickett took his second runner-up result as he finished 40 seconds behind Tedder. The next three riders rode an extremely close race for all nine laps, yet crossed the line almost two minutes behind Tedder.
Masters 50 Plus Moto 3 Results:
1. Matt Tedder Sr - Kaw
2. Craig Pickett - Hon
3. Johnny Borders - Kaw
4. Denny Swartz - Hon
5. Donny Banks - Hon
6. Gene Nighman - Kaw
7. John Delgrasso - Suz
8. Rory Huntoon - Hon
9. Jeff Stetinrock - Yam
10. Stephen Lapointe - Kaw
After a disappointing crash in Moto 2 of the
450 C Class, Moto 1 winner Noah McConahy capped off the week with another win on Friday. Blake Barnes earned his third second-place finish in the class to take the overall honors. Moto 2 winner Christian Young claimed third for the race 20 seconds behind McConahy.
450 C Moto 3 Results:
1. Noah Mcconahy - Hon
2. Blake Barnes - Kaw
3. Christian Young - Suz
4. Cody Boehmer - Hon
5. Dillon Toomer - Kaw
6. Mason Collins - Suz
7. Will Posey - Hon
8. Tyler Nowlin - Yam
9. Pierre-Olivier Lavigne - Hon
10. Riley Pemberton - Yam
Blake Bagget rode to his second win in the
250 A/Pro Sport Class and claimed the overall victory on Friday. However, Jason Anderson put in a strong challenge for the first eight laps of the ten lap race. After trailing the front running Baggett by under 5 seconds for the first four laps Anderson clocked the fastest lap of the race, which helped propel him within striking distance of the Grand Terrace, California rider. Anderson worked his way into first on Lap 7, but then experienced some sort of problem which caused him to drop rapidly, ultimately crossing the finish-line 24 seconds behind Bagget in second. Tommy Weeck overtook Ian Trettel and then Taylor Futrell on his way to claim third. Trettel also bested Futrell on Lap 6 to relegate Futrell to fifth. Moto 2 winner Les Smith finished 23rd after crashing out of sixth on Lap 5.
250 A/Pro Sport Moto 3 Results:
1. Blake Baggett - Kaw
2. Jason Anderson - Ktm
3. Tommy Weeck - Ktm
4. Ian Trettel - Suz
5. Taylor Futrell - Hon
6. Travis Baker - Yam
7. Lowell Spangler - Kaw
8. Tyler Sjoberg - Kaw
9. Austin Howell - Suz
10. Cody Robbins - Kaw
