2013 Millcreek Spring Classic Program

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MILLCREEKPELL CITY, ALABAMA

March 3-9 2013

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Welcome to the 28th Thor Spring Classic, an AMA Champi-onship sanctioned event. The 2012 event saw an incredible field of talented riders; Jessy Nelson, Joey Savatgy, Zach Bell, Justin Hill and Jeremy Martin all coming through the Spring Classic and making their debut in the 2013 pro ranks. These riders along with so many more will go into the his-tory books alongside other great riders such as Ryan Vil-lapoto, Ryan Dungey, Blake Wharton, James Stewart, Eli Tomac, Dean Wilson, Wil Hahn, Vince Friese, Alex Martin and Daryn Durham as having passed through the gates of the Spring Classic. The depth at this year’s starting gate will be no different.

The RPM Sports crew welcomes each and every rider, fam-ily, sponsor and all industry to the 2013 Thor Spring Clas-sic, where for the first time ever an amateur championship event will be filmed and produced for internet and live streaming. AXOM Cinema, a Wes Williams production will be on hand with his crew. With the filming of the event, the racing does not end after you leave MillCreek. The families, riders and sponsor will be treated to a great internet pack-age of racing, which will be seen on Vurb, YouTube, and for the first time ever, live streaming through the FREE app, USTREAM, in association with XSAN TV. Keep up with all of the events racing by logging on to www.vurbmoto.com, www.motoplayground.com, www.escoremx.com (live audio and timing) and follow all RPM Sports events on Face book, Vurb Moto and the Face book pages of Vurb Moto and Mo-toplayground.

We wish each of you the very best, and know that you will have a great experience here at MillCreek Mx Park. We also wish you safe jour-neys as you leave us and appreciate your sup-port very much.

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SCHEDULE

Friday

March 1 st

SATURday

March 2 ND

SUNday

March 3 RD

MONday

March 4 tH

TUESday

March 5 tH

SATURday

March 9 tH

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VENDOR MOVE-IN DAYALL DAY

OFFICIAL RIDER PULL-IN DAYALL DAY

PRE AND POST REGISTRATION(CHECK FOR TIMES BY LAST NAME)10:00 am – 5:00 pm

PRE AND POST REGISTRATION7:00 am - 5:00 pm

PRACTICE9:00 am

race registration7:00 am

racing begins(SITE LAPS BEFORE EVERY MOTO)8:00 am

NIGHTLY ACTIVITIES(TBA)

CHURCH SERVICES PROVIDED BY MXERS FOR JESUS WILL BE ONSUN. MARCH 3 AND WED. MARCH 6 (TBA)

WEDNESday

FEB. 27 tH

FRIday

March 1 st

EARLY ENTRY FOR CAMPERS

EARLY ENTRY FEE:$50 ONE-TIME FEE

EARLY ELECTRICAL FEE:$30 PER DAY UNTIL SAT. MARCH 2nd

Beginning Saturday, March 2, the weekly electrical rate of $300 for the event begins. Prior to March 2, the early fee is $30 per day.

GATE TIMES: 8:00 am – 11:00 pm

GATE TIMES: 8:00 am – Midnight





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The 2012 Spring Classic was moved a couple years ago to the Millcreek MX track in Alabama replacing Texas. Since the change it has contin-ued to draw the top Amateur MX racers in the Na-tion. The 3 moto formats would showcase the top riders in the country battling for AMA champion-ships at the top notch facility in Alabama. The National would take place directly after the Day-tona Amateur SX Race with many riders coming straight from Daytona to Millcreek. With all sorts of weather conditions, it would test all the riders

2012 Spring ClassicMillcreek MX, Al 3/12/2012

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rESULTS51 (4-6) SHAFT1) Nicholas Romano2) Kyle Barfield3) Maddox Owens

51 (4-6) Stock1) Ryder McNabb2) Nicholas Romano3) Gregory Stewart

51 (4-6) Mod1) Ryder McNabb2) Nicholas Romano3) Gregory Stewart

51 (7-8) Stk1) Gage Linville2) Jaiden Taylor3) Daniel Scott

51 (7-8) Mod1) Gage Linville2) Kaden Parmley3) Reed Cooper

51 (4-8) Open Stk1) Jaiden Taylor2) Daniel Scott3) Gage Linville

65 (7-9) Stk1) Max Miller2) Gage Linville3) Brayden Bruce

65 (7-9) Mod1) Max Miller2) Gage Linville3) Brayden Bruce

65 (10-11) Stk1) Jalek Swoll2) Camron Mitchell3) Jarrett Frye

65 (10-11) Mod1) Parker Marshburn2) Jarrett Frye3) Cameron Mitchell

65 (7-11) Open Mod1) Camron Mitchell2) Cullin Park3) Parker Marshburn

85 (9-11) Stk1) Jordan Bailey2) Lance Kobusch3) Tristan Lewis

85 (9-11) Mod1) Jordan Bailey2) Tristan Lewis3) Lance Kobusch

85 (12-13) Stk1) Austin Forkner2) Jake Pinhancos3) Tanner Stack

85 (12-13) Mod1) Austin Forkner2) Tanner Stack 3) Michael Mosiman


and bikes throughout the week.

Jeremy Martin, younger brother on Pro Race Alex Martin, is making his own name for himself the past 2 seasons and is really showing he is the top A rider in 2012. The Yamaha rider out of Millville, Minnesota would capture 3 out of the 4 A and Pro Sport titles on the week. The battle would be between Martin, Jessy Nelson and Justin Hill. Starting off in the 250 A class Martin would lose the first moto to Nelson, but then would win the final two motos going 2-1-1 for the overall. Nelson was second with a 1-2-2 tally and Hill third 3-5-3. The 250 A Pro Sport class saw Martin take anoth-er overall win going 1-1-2 over Nelsons 2-2-1. Ma-tas Inda, out of Tarzana, CA was third overall, he went 5-5-3. Martins final title came in the 450 A Pro Sport class, he went 1-1-2 to take the win over Nelson once again, he went 3-2-1 over Hills 2-3-3. Justin Hill would be the man to beat out Martin in the 450 A class. Hill went 2-3-1 to take the title over Martin, 3-1-2 and Nelsons 1-2-3.

Adam Cianciarulo put on the most dominating display all weekend. The Monster Energy Kawa-saki rider would win each and every moto in the Supermini 1 and Supermini 2 classes. Not just win, but put a hurting on the competition win-ning some races by 20+ seconds. The Supermini 1 class saw Chase Bell finishing up 2nd overall and Michell Harrison on a Kawasaki 3rd. Supermini 2 was dominated once again by AC, Keith Tucker was 2nd overall going 3-3-3 on his KTM and then it was Mark Worth from Arizona in 3rd who went 6-2-2. Some other dominated 85cc riders were Jordain Bailey out of Orlando, FL on the #133 Su-zuki. Bailey took the Championship in the 85 (9-11) Stk class with a 1-2-1 score, over Lance Kobusch 6-3-2, and Tristan Lewis 3-5-3. Bailey would back it up in the 85 (9-11) Mod class by winning every moto over Tristan Lewis 2-4-2, and Lance Kobusch 4-2-6. The Kawasaki rider of Austin Forkner from Richards, Missouri would win 3 Championships in


rESULTSSr Mini (12-14)1) Chase Bell 2) Austin Forkner3) Jake Pinhancos

Jr Mini (9-13)1) Austin Forkner2) Brad Esper3) Jake Pinhancos

Supermini 1 (12-15)1) Adam Cianciarulo2) Chase Bell3) Mitchell Harrison

Supermini 2 (13-16)1) Adam Cianciarulo2) Keith Tucker3) Mark Worth

Schoolboy 1(12-16) B/C1) Jordon Smith2) Adam Cianciarulo3) Joshua Cartwright

Schoolboy 2(13-16) B/C1) Cooper Webb2) Anthony Rodriguez3) Daniel Baker

Girls 1 (9-13)1) Hannah Hodges2) Jazzmyn Canfield3) Phoebe Barber

Girls 2 (12-16)1) Hannah Hodges2) Kylie Fasnacht3) Gracie Van Hort

Women (14+)1) Christina Older2) Brinsley Dyess3) Mackenzie Tricker

250 A1) Jeremy Martin2) Jessy Nelson3) Justin Hill

250 A Pro Sport1) Jeremy Martin2) Jessy Nelson3) Matas Inda

250 B Stk1) Jace Owen2) Matt Bisceglia3) Anthony Rodriguez

250 B Mod1) Jace Owen2) Cooper Webb3) Anthony Rodriguez

250 C Stk1) Scott Mcelroy2) Joey Yuhaschek3) Aaron Clarke

250 C Mod1) Joey Yuhaschek2) Scott Mcelroy3) Zach Beverly

Race Classes

Contingency Paid ToTop 5 In Every Class!

50cc 4-650cc 7-950cc OPEN 4-965cc 7-965cc 10-1165cc OPEN 7-1185cc 9-1185cc 12-1585cc Junior MiniSuper Mini 12-15Youth 12-16Schoolboy 14-16250 All (No A or Pro)250 Pro Sport250A / 250B / 250C / 250D450 All (no A or Pro)450 Pro Sport450A / 450B / 450C / 450DCollege Boy 16-24+25 / +35 / +45VET OpenWomen’s Open


the 85 (12-13) Stk and Mod, and also the Jr Mini (9-13) class. In Stk he beat out Jake Pinhancos and Tanner Stack. Stack would finish second in the 85 (12-13) Mod and Michael Mosiman 3rd. In the Jr Mini Forkner won once again this time over Brad Esper and Pinhancos again. He would almost take home another title but it was Chase Bell who won the Sr Min (12-14) class.

Some other top notables on the week were Ryder McNabb who won 2 Championships in the 51 (4-6) Stk and Mod over Nicholas Romano and Gregory Stewart. Gage Linville took home 2 Titles in the 51 (7-8) Stk and Mod. Max Miller was the big win-ner in the 65cc (7-9) Stk and Mod classes over Linville and Brayden Bruce. Hannah Hodges, from


rESULTS450 A1) Justin Hill2) Jeremy Martin3) Jessy Nelson

450 APro Sport1) Jeremy Martin2) Jessy Nelson3) Justin Hill

450 B Stk1) Anthony Rodriguez2) Matt Bisceglia3) Jace Owen

450 B Mod1) Anthony Rodriguez2) Matt Bisceglia3) Shane Mcelrath

450 C Stk1) Matthew Beers2) Scott Mcelroy3) Aaron Clarke

450 C Mod1) Scott Mcelroy2) Matthew Beers3) Zach Beverly

Fourstroke Open1) Justin Hill2) Jacob Blomfield3) Michael Clarke

College B/C(16-24)1) Cooper Webb2) Shane Mcelrath2) Tyler Enticknap

Open Amateur2-Stroke (14+)1) Max Tannenbaum2) Matthew Burkeen3) Jarek Balkovic

Open AmateurNon Pro1) Matt Bisceglia2) Daniel Baker3) Max Tannenbaum

25+ Expert1) Clark Stiles2) Michael Sleeter3) Blair Miller

25+ B/C1) Michael Mitchell2) Dustin Walker3) Gary Harvin

30+ Expert 1) Michael Sleeter2) Clark Stiles3) Mike Treadwell

30+ B/C1) Michael Mitchell2) Dustin Walker3) Nathan Hale


Deland FL on her Suzuki took two wins in the Girls 1 and Girls 2 divisions. Christina Older was the big winner in the Women Class over Brinsley Dyess and Mackenzie Tricker. Jace Owen was the fast-est B Rider on the weekend winning the 250 B Stk and Mod over Matt Bisceglia, Cooper Webb and Anthony Rodriguez. Rodriguez would come back strong in the 450 B Stk and Mod classes win-ning both titles over Bisceglia, Owen and Shane Mcelrath. Cooper Webb also took 2 wins, first in the Schoolboy 2 over Rodriguez and Daniel Bak-er. Then his second title in the College B/C class. Michael Mitchell was also a 2 time winner on the week in the Plus classes. He took the title in the 25 and 30+ B/C divisions.


rESULTS35+ B/C1) Kelly Anderson2) Chad Anderson3) Nick Pinegar

40+ Expert1) Mike Treadwell2) Earl May3) Don Bisceglia

40+ B/C1) Nick Pinegar2) Keith English3) Bryan Jackson

45+ Expert1) Earl May2) Scott Frederickson3) Bryan Jackson

45+ B/C1) James Adams2) John Davidson3) Bryan Jackson

50+1) Johnny Borders2) John Camelio3) Bryan Jackson

60+1) Barry Higgins

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