Florida Trail Riders Magazine

Florida Trail Riders

April/May 2015

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D y l a n R a s h # 1 9 captured the A Open win by more

than two minutes at the Dade City Hare Scrambles and finished

fourth overall .

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A d v e r t i s i n g

Michael Relyea #332 and

Jimmy Tyson #63 in the Quad A class finished

1 and 2 respectively at Dade City.

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“...The Ocean Center has become the best place we have been

fortunate enough to secure for our

events.” Ga ry Wyat t

FLORIDA TRAIL RIDERS 2014-2015AWARDS EXPO CELEBRATION Saturday, August 8, 2015Doors open -10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Come and enjoy great food, award presentations, music, raffles, vendors and friends!Awards details, tickets, schedule of events, menus and hotel links online at floridatrailriders.org or order your Award Expo tickets by mail to:Florida Trail Riders Banquet5461 Carrick Rd. Cocoa, Fl. 32927Questions? Call (352) 538-6291ALL tickets must be purchasedby July 15.NO Award Expo tickets will besold at the Ocean Center. NO overnight parking at the Ocean Center. Contact the hotels to reserve your room with FTR group rates.

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On row 16 of the Daytona Dirt Riders Alligator Enduro, Peter Magee gives a thumbs up while Michael Jones fixes his goggles before the start.

April/May 2015

Let me start this article by saying “Thank You” to our Safety Team as I

had a situation at the Dade City Hare Scrambles that got my attention, I was very grateful and lucky that there was someone there that was able to help. I wasn’t feeling well Saturday morning and as the day went on, it seemed to get worse. Old age, not listening to my elders (TF) or just being stubborn, things started to go south. I remember sitting down in the camper and next thing I know, Donny and Levic were all over me with Karin standing by ready to give a hand. As the EMT/ambulance crew had left for the day, I was in their hands.

Taking no chances, Donnie cut through the red tape with a phone call and got the closest EMT crew back within minutes. All seemed to check out and I was actually feeling better, but enough about me, this is more about what we sometimes take for granted.

I’ve been around to see a few and have heard about many serious situations where our team of medics responded and handled everything from minor cuts and bruises to the life threating encounters. I am

so glad that we have a team of medics who will come to our rescue in time of need. Their unselfishness, devotion and professional care that they give to us and to the FTR on our race weekends is unbelievable. I’m proud and very appreciative we have these guys and gals there for us. I can’t imagine them not being around in case of an emergency.Take the time to appreciate what we have and to say “Thank You” to these volunteers who one day may help you or a loved one.

Thank you for your support,

Randy [email protected] §

“ I am so glad that we have a team of medics

who will come to our rescue in time of need.

Their unselfishness, devotion and

professional care that they give to us

and to the FTR on our race weekends is

unbelievable. ”R a n dy Fau l

The Pres. Says B y Randy Faul

Contingency sponsors

2 0 1 5 E l E C t E D O f f i C E r sPresident: Randy Faul [email protected] (863) 494-6476

Vice President: amanda RichaRdson [email protected](727) 580-4455

Secretary: Jack TeRRell [email protected](863) 984-9294

Treasurer: kevin vaughan [email protected](941) 426-5122

C h A i r p E r s O n s :Enduro: allen Pearce [email protected]

Hare Scrambles: randy [email protected](954) 931-5709

Motocross: carol [email protected](813) 431-9183

r E f E r E E s :enduRo: George [email protected](863) 698-3837haRe scRambles: Dan [email protected](407) 461-8595associaTe h/s ReFeRee: Bill Drymon(941) 351-4887 [email protected]: Sean Fitzgerald [email protected](352) 455-4029associaTe moTocRoss ReFeRee: Vacant

On the cover:

ftr m a g a z i n eTwenty-year-old Ramsey Henderson fills up her gas tank on a recent Sunday before practice.

How to advertise: To advertise with Florida Trail Riders Magazine or request a rate card, contact [email protected] or call (407) 719-5513. Deadline for ads: 15th of the month.

Editorial SubmissionsEmail articles, photos and ideas to [email protected]. Deadline is 10th of the month.

Questions? (407) 719-5513 [email protected]

A D V E R T I S I N G & S U B M I S S I O N S

Timothy Campbell stretches before the

start at the Dade City Hare Scrambles.

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Area #1: No Director Counties: Out-of-State,Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington, Bay, Jackson, Calhoun, Gulf, Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin, Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor, Lafayette, Dixie

Area #2: Jeremy Powell, 85687 Bostick Wood Drive. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034(904) 225-3176, [email protected]: Hamilton, Suwannee, Columbia, Baker, Union, Bradford, Nassau, Duval, Clay, Putnam, St. Johns

Area #3: William Toreki, 4632 SW 47th Way.Gainesville, FL 32608, (352) 372-1135, [email protected]: Gilchrist, Alachua, Levy, Marion, Citrus, Sumter, Lake

Area #4: Joe Carrasquillo, 4570 Barnacle Drive.Port Orange, FL 32127, (386) [email protected] Counties: Flagler, Volusia

Area #5: David Wildner, 7702 Belah Drive.New Port Richey, FL 34653, (727) [email protected] Counties: Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas, West Hillsborough

Area #6: Dale Ellis, 180 Sunrise Hill Lane.Auburndale, FL 33823, (863) [email protected]: East Hillsborough, Polk

Area #7: Bill Jenkins, Jr. 13519 Lacebark Pine Road. Orlando, FL 32832 (407) 282-6056, [email protected]: Seminole, Orange, Osceola

Area #8: Sam Boydstun, 1410 Gleneagles Way. Rockledge, FL 32955, (321) [email protected]: Brevard, Indian River

Area #9: Ron Thomas, 2212 Montclair Drive. Sarasota, FL 34231, (941) 232-9562, [email protected]: Manatee, Sarasota, Hardee, DeSoto, Highlands

Area #10: Luis Rodriguez, 1902 SW Agnes St. Port St Lucie, FL 34953, (772) 871-6385, [email protected]: Okeechobee, St. Lucie, Martin

Area #11: Pete Rose, 11173 Watercrest Ave. Port Charlotte, FL 33981, (941) 270-1189, [email protected]: Charlotte, Glades, Lee, Hendry, Collier

Area #12: Frank Campbell, 701 Florida Mango Road. West Palm Beach, FL 33406, (561) 689-8578, [email protected], Counties: Palm Beach

Area #13: Jim Agate, 4523 Madison St. Hollywood, FL 33021, (954) [email protected]: Broward, Dade, Monroe

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Garrett Edmisten #217 AA continued to dominate at the Dade City race and finished first overall with five consistent laps in 1:43:40.

The #44 AA Massachusetts native Nick Batten was the only one to turn a faster lap time than #217 - by 3 seconds - but Batten only finished three laps.

Practicing through the fog with Robert Fuchs #69 in Super Senior C and Bruce Steinberger #1 in Golden Master B at the Dade City Hare Scrambles in March.

haRe scRambles: AA/A - Jonathan Belle, (813) 240-6022, [email protected]/C VacantSpecialty A & B - Danny Kittell (727) 244-7299, [email protected] C, Women - Kerri Chambers,

(863) 956-9140, [email protected] Saturday Classes - Kurt Lucas, (786) 385-7771, [email protected] - Kayla Vawter, (863) 381-2649 [email protected]

enduRo :AA/A - Matt Ludwig, (727) 424-3532, [email protected]/C - Mike Ludwig, (727) 510-9295, [email protected] A & B - Peter Magee, (352) 262-4974, [email protected] C, Women - Vacant

moTocRoss:AA/A - Dave Johnson, (863) 660-4459, [email protected]/C - VacantSpecialty A/B - Steve Loomis, (407) 467-8290, [email protected] Specialty C, Women - Joe Steidl, (352) 494-6944, [email protected] - Vacant

scoRekeepeRs:enduRo: Ken Stephenson, [email protected](321) 453-0638 haRe scRambles: Brandon St. John, [email protected], (912) 729-1089 moTocRoss: Sean Fitzgerald, [email protected](352) 455-4029

elecTRonic scoRing daTabase mainTenance: Tim noRdle (352) 303-0088, [email protected]

riderrepsflorida trail riders

Ryan Mieszczenski

#153 in A 200 finished second at the Dade City Hare

Scrambles.

Chip Golden #324 in Vet A finished second at Dade City with a flat front tire!

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ChAplAin’sOrnEr

“Just Thinking”

Dear FTR Family,

I want to write a quick note to you. The season is winding down. So long as the weather behaves, we have two more races left and I look forward to seeing you there!

Since I last wrote, Ethan is now halfway through his Navy Boot Camp experience. We received a letter from him the other day. He is doing well. He really misses home and family. He says it is tough, but he is having a good time. Sounds like an FTR event to me!

I received a call from Brian Coughlin last week to let me know that one of our own had passed away. Though many of you will not have known the pleasure of spending time with the Gebhardt family (Jason, Julie, and Kayli), I know that those who have some FTR years under their belt will recall these folks with fond memories.

If I remember, when Jason competed, he rode Vet C and eventually B. However, everyone knew his primary interest was his daughter Kayli, now age 18. Kayli and Ethan raced together from Peewee to Mini. Jason and I (along with our wives) spent many times side-by-side on Saturday waiting for our kids to come around the course. However, like many FTR families, other things in life get in the way of racing and they move on. For most, this is a natural progression of racing life. In time, Kayli became very involved with sports; so much so that when she graduates from high school this May, she will attend college on a sports scholarship. You go, girl!

I am saddened to say that on Sunday, March 29, Jason (the driver) and his father (the passenger) were traveling together in a car in West Virginia when they collided with a tree. Unfortunately, Jason

did not survive. At the time of this writing, his father is still in the hospital but should recover soon.

On Easter weekend, Julie asked if I would come and lead the memorial service. It was held outside at a park along the water’s edge in Stuart, Florida. God blessed us with a beautiful day. I had forgotten that Jason served in the Coast Guard. The Honor Guard was there and performed their presentation, along with a 21-gun salute. He will be missed. Please pray for Julie and Kayli as they move forward in their lives. Thank you for the few moments to reflect back in time to one of our wonderful Florida Trail Rider families - the Gebhardts.

As always, I look forward to seeing you on the line!Your friend,Andy DicksonFTR ChaplainSuper Senior A #121

You can contact us at(904) 673-9034 (Andy)

(904) 813-5713 (Ragan)78 Dolphin Blvd. * Ponte Vedra Beach, FL * 32082

[email protected] - email

“Run the race with endurance, the course that has been laid out for you” (Hebrews 12:1).

Legacy.com:“The legacy of Jason’s love for his daughter, his fun-loving spirit, passion for adventure and sports, and his zest for life will live on through family and friends.”

Volunteers perform the national anthem and prayer at the Gatorback Hare Scrambles | Photo by Erwin Ziegler

2014 Champion 2014-08-23/24 HS #1 River City Dirt Riders, Maxville, FL Boni2014-08-31 Enduro #1, Greenville Enduro Riders, LBJ, Union, SC Commo III2014-09-13/14 HS #2 Big Scrub Trail Riders, Gatorback, FL Boni2014-09-27/28 HS #3 Central Florida Trail Riders/AMA, Bartow, FL Edmisten2014-10-05 Enduro #2, Suncoast Trail Blazers, Brooksville, FL Boni2014-10-25/26 HS #4 Azalea City Motorcycle Club, Palatka, FL Edmisten2014-11-02 Enduro #3, Perry Mountain MC, Maplesville, AL Commo III 2014-11-08/9 HS #5 Sunrunners Motorcycle Club, Bartow, FL Commo III2014-11-22/23 HS #6 Apollo Motorcycle Club, Samsula, FL Edmisten2014-12-06/7 HS #7 Old School Dirt Riders, Plant City, FL Edmisten 2015 2015-01-03/4 HS #8 Suncoast Trail Blazers, Brooksville, FL Boni2015-01-17/18 HS #9, Palm Beach Track and Trail, Okeechobee, FL Gawler Jr.2015-01-31/2-01 HS #10, Treasure Coast Trail Riders, Brighton, FL Edmisten2015-02-08 Enduro #4, Big Scrub Trail Riders, Lochloosa, FL Edmisten2015-02-28/3-01 HS #12, South East Florida Trail Riders, Gatorback Edmisten2015-03-01 Enduro #5, Sandlapper, Sally, SC2015-03-12 Enduro #6, Daytona Dirt Riders, Alligator, Daytona, FL2015-03-21/22 HS #13, Nature Coast Trail Blazers, Dade City, FL Edmisten2015-04-12 Enduro #7, Apollo, Samsula, FL Commo III2015-04-18/19 HS #14, Tallahassee Trail Riders, Tallahassee, FL CANCELLED2015-05-03 Enduro #8, River City Dirt Riders, Eagles Nest, Seville, FL2015-05-09/10 HS #15 Daytona Dirt Riders, Ormond Beach, FL 2015-05/24 Enduro #9, Central Florida Trail Riders, Richloam, FL2015-05-30 Board of Directors Meeting, 10 a.m., Location TBD

2014-2015 FTR Schedule

Call fOr vOlunteers! The FTR banquet committee is in need of

volunteers to help with the 2014-2015 awards celebration on August 8 at the Daytona Beach

Ocean Center. Interested? Email [email protected].

2015FTR BanquetAugust 8,

2015

Notable CHANGESCentral Florida Trail Riders Enduro was rescheduled to May 24, 2015.

Yellow denotes King of the Woods event


1. apollo moToRcycle club:Jim Rollyson - Cocoa, FL

(321) [email protected]

www.apollomotorcycleclub.com

2. azalea ciTy moToRcycle club:Gary Wyatt - Interlachen, FL


3. Big Scrub Trail Riders: John Hawkins - Tavares, FL


www.bigscrub.org4. cenTRal FloRida TRail RideRs:

Keith Finnerty - Altamonte Springs, FL (407) 774-9090

[email protected]. columbia enduRo RideRs:

Ricky Dennis - Columbia, SC(803) 786-0051

[email protected]. dayTona diRT RideRs:

Randy Griffin - New Smyrna Beach, FL (386) 423-4302

[email protected]. Family RideRs, inc.:

Johnny Thomas - Hanahan, SC(843) 553-1463

[email protected]. gReenville enduRo RideRs

associaTion: Duane Wellington - Laurens, SC


9. old school diRT RideRs: Brett Williams - Sarasota, FL


10. palm beach TRack & TRail:Randy Rash - Ft. Lauderdale, FL


11. peRRy mounTain m/c:Glenn Hollingshead - Selma, AL


12. naTuRe coasT TRail blazeRs:Paul Ladouceur (352) 279-4911

[email protected]

13. RiveR ciTy diRT RideRs:Brad Stanton - Switzerland, FL


www.rcdr.org

14. saRasoTa aRea diRT RideRs:Randy Faul - Arcadia, FL


www.sarasotadirtriders.com15. saRasoTa aRea Quad RideRs:

Amanda Fronckowiak - Venice, FL (941) 223-6974

[email protected]

16. souTheasT FloRida TRail RideRs: Frank Campbell - West Palm

Beach, FL(561) 689-8578

[email protected]

17. sumTeR enduRo RideRs:Johnny McCoy - Sumter, SC


18. suncoasT TRail blazeRs: Brian Coughlin - Tampa, FL


www.suncoasttrailblazers.com

19. sunRunneRs m/c:Jack Terrell - Auburndale, FL


20. Tallahassee TRail RideRs: Steve Tomicich - Tallahassee, FL

(850) 556-6784PO Box 15782, Tallahassee, FL

32317 www.tallahasseetrailriders.org

21. TReasuRe coasT TRail RideRs: Scott Klucinec - Vero Beach, FL


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By now you’ve probably heard that I decided to resign from my position as magazine editor and publisher

- the contract is up for grabs until the end of May; visit the FTR website if you’re interested. It’s been nearly five years since I started publishing this magazine, which was bimonthly in 2010, black and white with little advertising income, and now it’s full-color, printed monthly (mostly) and the advertising income keeps growing (mostly online only.)

I am so thankful for all of the support I’ve received from you, the members,

over the years and it has been a privilege to serve. I never imagined this day would come - I hate quitting anything! - and it sure was a tough decision but, after a good deal of introspection, I decided to accept a position in Asheville at

the local newspaper (though I’m more excited to start blazing the trails up here in North Carolina, but don’t tell my boss.)

In my time as magazine editor, I’ve tried to raise the profile of the magazine

through my journalistic integrity, and I hope the next editor can uphold that which I’ve worked so hard to create. It’s a labor of love and most weekends, I poured my heart into my racing, reporting and photographing all at once. Thanks to the photographers who helped me along the way and everyone in my FTR family who supported me on and off the track. I’ve spent more time in InDesign than should be allowed, turned weekend warriors into lifetime friends and even managed to find love at the races. I’d call

that a good run, wouldn’t you? Follow me on Twitter @no1jenn to keep up. Ride on! - J S

Editor’s BeatOut with the old, in with the new

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Hare Scrambles Scores Race 12Place # First Name Last Name65 GIRLS

1 15GG Allison Lamb2 321GG Zoee Grzech3 14GG Kassie Stoner4 13GG Kirsten Klucinec5 324GG Abby Golden6 200GG Mikayla Hayes7 99GG Alyssa Quenzer

65A1 700GA Cole Ryll2 74GA Gage Pepin3 929GA Blake Yahraus4 13GA Patrick Crory

65B1 38GB Korbin Dinkel2 16GB Shawn Childs3 40GB Dennis Riggs4 3GB Trey Whitehead5 37GB Mattias Peroni6 379GB Austin McAfee7 15GB Rylan Turner8 324GB Austin Golden

DNF 23GB Corey Pierce65C

1 9GC Cole Notary2 3GC Trevor Rodriguez3 13GC Nathan Rodriguez4 72GC Chris Stanton5 26GC Logan Shannon6 105GC Mika Lonsdale7 210GC Caleb Clingan8 35GC Lexi Cone9 45GC Jackson Parks

A 2001 815KA Ryan Muchard2 153KA Ryan Mieszczenski3 21KA Spencer St John4 43KA Jesse Miller5 22KA Andy Wallace

A 2501 15GA Landon Lynn2 712GA Bryce Koster3 35GA Timothy Campbell4 815GA Zack Muchard5 112GA Cody Thomas6 101GA Kurt Lucas7 708GA Jett Ryll8 164GA Alex Mitz9 40GA Kyle Fischer10 411GA Jeremy Womble11 343GA Michael Ludwig

A OPEN1 19YA Dylan Rash2 431YA Max Coughlin3 23YA Joshua Hickey4 7YA Giuliano Rolandi5 522YA Jason Hood6 15YA Brian Ashby7 921YA Dalton Platt8 25YA Marty Hickey Jr

AA1 217AA Garrett Edmisten2 300AA Luke Parsons3 91AA Scott Gawler Jr.4 895AA Steven Squire5 264AA Corey Blanton6 44AA Nick Batten7 448AA Drew Torrance8 56AA Shawn Clark

B 2001 144KB Billy Cassidy2 913KB Jason Croley3 153KB Alyssa Mieszczenski4 10KB Dillon Moyer

B 2501 62GB Quentin Wallace2 37GB Brandon Cunningham3 914GB Trevor Shultz4 10GB David Kumanchik5 815GB Cody Schmitt6 91GB Anthony Demichael7 511GB Kyle Turnis8 14GB Jack Frey Hansen9 317GB Michael Whigham10 361GB Matt Daugherty

B OPEN1 509YB Allen Linville2 625YB Michael Hall3 701YB Cody Neff4 15YB Nathan Moir5 14YB Mark Strong

6 161YB Joshua Titsworth7 18YB Guido Cortes8 469YB Kevin Versace9 27YB Bryan Faby10 247YB Jacob Barrow11 117YB Jake Skelhorn12 41YB Blaise Sapsford13 271YB Tyler Miller14 8YB Dave Wagner15 615YB Todd Decker16 22YB Jordan Pernini

BEGINNERS1 159W Alvin Flagg2 45W Nick Cowood3 64W John McFadden4 66W Cody Mulholland5 104W Gary Mitunell6 6W Parker Cloninger7 143W Steve Owen8 309W Sean Murphy9 87W Joe Limper10 7W Griffin Brecke

DNF 133W Beck BuchananC 200

1 700KC Tony Carrasquillo2 12KC Spencer Lawson3 808KC Connor Dalzell4 187KC Cody Rodrigue5 496KC Michael Collins6 111KC Larry Adams7 801KC Hunter Hooper

C 2501 8GC Jeremy Burkey2 199GC Daniel Perez3 221GC Matt Seidel4 515GC Bradley Pettenger5 88GC Matt Johnson6 21GC Brandon Misciagno7 432GC Anthony Jay8 115GC Jose Mendez9 303GC Andres Calderon10 394GC Daniel Dunson11 17GC Alejandro Paredes

DNF 20GC Brian SellsC OPEN

1 885YC Fernando Ferreyra

2 731YC Justin Mack3 19YC Reinaldo Prieto4 812YC Charles Michell5 711YC Maykel Penalver6 50YC Christopher Avery7 311YC Matias Opazo8 78YC Michael Adams9 98YC Stephen Dallas10 113YC Harley Anderson

CLASS 661 110KX Kenny Brown2 15KX Gates Pelletier3 53KX Roger Allen4 16KX Fred Storm5 72KX Guenter Sommer6 8KX Arne Gudheim7 35KX Frank Carillo8 33KX Bob Brown9 1KX Bernard List10 5KX Bill Garrett

EVO A1 31YA Craig Wilder2 111YA Cole Barrett3 522YA Jason Hood4 547YA Brian Dinkel

DNF 741YA Jeff PetroskyEVO B

1 96YB James Brumbaugh XX2 42YB Doug Howard3 913YB John Hawkins4 963YB Clay Levell5 78YB Frank Gamperl6 133YB Harry Bilgray7 48YB Doug Blanton8 82YB Cody Blackburn9 53YB David Pierce XX

EVO SEN A1 14GA Bo Tillman2 18GA Bill Crenshaw3 80GA Chris Molloy

EVO SEN B1 24GB William St Laurent2 66GB Scott Doerr3 52GB Michael Stephens4 71GB Dario Mazzitelli5 811GB Chris Blake

6 101GA Kurt Lucas7 708GA Jett Ryll8 164GA Alex Mitz9 40GA Kyle Fischer10 411GA Jeremy Womble11 343GA Michael Ludwig

A OPEN1 19YA Dylan Rash2 431YA Max Coughlin3 23YA Joshua Hickey4 7YA Giuliano Rolandi5 522YA Jason Hood6 15YA Brian Ashby7 921YA Dalton Platt8 25YA Marty Hickey Jr

AA1 217AA Garrett Edmisten2 300AA Luke Parsons3 91AA Scott Gawler Jr.4 895AA Steven Squire5 264AA Corey Blanton6 44AA Nick Batten7 448AA Drew Torrance8 56AA Shawn Clark

B 2001 144KB Billy Cassidy2 913KB Jason Croley3 153KB Alyssa Mieszczenski4 10KB Dillon Moyer

B 2501 62GB Quentin Wallace2 37GB Brandon Cunningham3 914GB Trevor Shultz4 10GB David Kumanchik5 815GB Cody Schmitt6 91GB Anthony Demichael7 511GB Kyle Turnis8 14GB Jack Frey Hansen9 317GB Michael Whigham10 361GB Matt Daugherty

B OPEN1 509YB Allen Linville2 625YB Michael Hall3 701YB Cody Neff4 15YB Nathan Moir5 14YB Mark Strong

2 731YC Justin Mack3 19YC Reinaldo Prieto4 812YC Charles Michell5 711YC Maykel Penalver6 50YC Christopher Avery7 311YC Matias Opazo8 78YC Michael Adams9 98YC Stephen Dallas10 113YC Harley Anderson

CLASS 661 110KX Kenny Brown2 15KX Gates Pelletier3 53KX Roger Allen4 16KX Fred Storm5 72KX Guenter Sommer6 8KX Arne Gudheim7 35KX Frank Carillo8 33KX Bob Brown9 1KX Bernard List10 5KX Bill Garrett

EVO A1 31YA Craig Wilder2 111YA Cole Barrett3 522YA Jason Hood4 547YA Brian Dinkel

DNF 741YA Jeff PetroskyEVO B

1 96YB James Brumbaugh XX2 42YB Doug Howard3 913YB John Hawkins4 963YB Clay Levell5 78YB Frank Gamperl6 133YB Harry Bilgray7 48YB Doug Blanton8 82YB Cody Blackburn9 53YB David Pierce XX

EVO SEN A1 14GA Bo Tillman2 18GA Bill Crenshaw3 80GA Chris Molloy

EVO SEN B1 24GB William St Laurent2 66GB Scott Doerr3 52GB Michael Stephens4 71GB Dario Mazzitelli5 811GB Chris Blake

6 44GB Bill Jenkins Jr7 30GB Robert Wilder8 5GB Charles Colon9 26GB Henry Croley10 31GB Roland Lyons11 41GB Ray Spivey Jr12 29GB Bill Rhonehouse13 61GB Joe Rieszer Sr14 28GB Thomas Miller

DNF 108GB Rob MichaelsGOLD MAS A

1 3KA Robin Arnold2 2KA Calvin Smith3 10KA Drew Humston

GOLD MAS B1 54KB Glenn Mousette2 42KB Jack Terrell3 66KB Mark Rhoades4 25KB Dean Kumanchik5 723KB Kenny Malewicz6 1KB Bruce Steinberger

JR GIRLS1 108KG Holly Langford2 10KG Emma Chambers3 498KG Alexis Puszczewicz

JUNIOR A1 28KA Jesse Ansley2 129KA Kody Gamperl3 411KA Jordan Leftwich4 31KA Jake Alsup

JUNIOR B1 777KB Kyle Boyle2 78KB Logan Branton3 41KB Beau Smith4 218KB Cody Weiss5 151KB Cameron Beebe6 18KB J.C. Crenshaw7 4KB Zion Steindl8 403KB Joshua Tolken

JUNIOR C1 827KC Cody Stewart2 4KC Christian Frierson3 911KC Russell Kitner4 52KC Matthew Batchie5 88KC Clayton Jensen6 713KC Garrett Willis

6 44GB Bill Jenkins Jr7 30GB Robert Wilder8 5GB Charles Colon9 26GB Henry Croley10 31GB Roland Lyons11 41GB Ray Spivey Jr12 29GB Bill Rhonehouse13 61GB Joe Rieszer Sr14 28GB Thomas Miller

DNF 108GB Rob MichaelsGOLD MAS A

1 3KA Robin Arnold2 2KA Calvin Smith3 10KA Drew Humston

GOLD MAS B1 54KB Glenn Mousette2 42KB Jack Terrell3 66KB Mark Rhoades4 25KB Dean Kumanchik5 723KB Kenny Malewicz6 1KB Bruce Steinberger

JR GIRLS1 108KG Holly Langford2 10KG Emma Chambers3 498KG Alexis Puszczewicz

JUNIOR A1 28KA Jesse Ansley2 129KA Kody Gamperl3 411KA Jordan Leftwich4 31KA Jake Alsup

JUNIOR B1 777KB Kyle Boyle2 78KB Logan Branton3 41KB Beau Smith4 218KB Cody Weiss5 151KB Cameron Beebe6 18KB J.C. Crenshaw7 4KB Zion Steindl8 403KB Joshua Tolken

JUNIOR C1 827KC Cody Stewart2 4KC Christian Frierson3 911KC Russell Kitner4 52KC Matthew Batchie5 88KC Clayton Jensen6 713KC Garrett Willis7 18KC Maxx Andres8 70KC Zach White9 519KC Kieran Thaler10 277KC Erick Miller11 402KC Matthew Tolken12 12KC Joey Rawlins13 151KC Zach Andres14 99KC Cody Paulsen15 27KC Samuel Johnson16 112KC Hunter Peyser17 23KC Corey Kelso18 29KC Kendal Wood19 92KC Morgan Wood

DNF 181KC Cameron McNeillDNF 21KC Michael Wise

MASTER A1 7BA George Edwards2 21BA Jerry Curtis3 911BA Scott Gawler4 41BA Gary Gardner5 792BA Chris McDonald6 6BA Paul Lucas7 815BA Mike Muchard8 71BA Scott Ashby9 24BA William St Laurent10 15BA Mark Mannschreck11 25BA Mitchell Reis12 43BA Timothy Richmond Sr

MASTER B1 46BB David Wildner2 953BB Ken Stephenson3 68BB Kai Ramadan4 541BB Wayne Dion5 549BB Mark Hallman6 29BB Kevin Piccola7 5BB Britt Hissong8 41BB Marty Sapsford9 89BB John Kersey10 111BB David Thompson11 141BB Glenn Peskar12 717BB Brian Stewart13 863BB Troy Weeks14 9BB John Smulan15 433BB David Jay16 300BB Steven Smith17 423BB Charles Colon18 66BB Ty Thomas19 17BB Todd Strausbaugh20 701BB Kevin Neff21 583BB Larry Foster

DNF 24BB Mike HansenMASTER C

1 61BC Angel Mendez2 28BC Scott McIntosh3 38BC Mark Fennessy4 98BC Mark Lawson5 21BC John Ryll6 195BC Dwayne Ausley7 15BC Marshall Schminke8 33BC William Drumm9 121BC David Wilsey10 171BC Lee Smith11 30BC Thomas Glancy12 57BC Jeffrey West13 22BC Doug Lenz14 661BC Mark Cochran15 91BC Raymond Szikney16 37BC Nick Brown II17 351BC Dane Whitt18 2BC James Agate19 868BC Michael Moran20 53BC Chris Spade21 13BC William Toreki22 51BC Gerald Bishop23 216BC Michael Riddle24 212BC Bruce Brown25 62BC Mark Branton26 921BC Brian Desmond

DNF 75BC Victor VilchezMINI A

1 30WA Alex Lugar2 16WA Conor Crory3 522WA Logan Lanier4 102WA Jack Chambers5 41WA Troy Gardner6 54WA Jonathan Fitzgerald7 609WA Devan Schmidt8 26WA Gage Hunter

MINI B1 10WB Jacob Berard2 328WB Logan Stewart3 35WB Julia Cone

4 26WB Colin Nix5 15WB Ethan Turner6 13WB Aiden Klucinec7 3WB Trey Rossignol8 69WB Aiden Black9 8WB Kent Michaels10 444WB Gavin Flanigan11 11WB Evan Berard

DNF 213WB Daniel CyrMINI C

1 30WC Justin Dinkel2 49WC Trevor Riley3 35WC Kayla Cone4 110WC Andrew Foster5 279WC Ethan McAfee6 14WC Pyke Dawson7 9WC Cameron Notary8 55WC Justin Short9 5WC Ian Denworth

DQ 455WC Nathan MurphyMINI GIRLS

1 12WG Caitlin Crory2 317WG Lauren Neidenfeuhr3 916WG Abigail Baumgartner4 713WG Payton Willis5 3WG Evelina Peroni6 94WG Jennifer Blackburn

PEEWEE A1 199WA Raymond Coburn2 148WA Jimmy Moore3 42WA Dawson Baker4 986WA Trace Kopka5 45WA Gunner Williams6 37WA Cameron Schnitz7 5WA Camren Mason8 41WA Wyatt Smyth

PEEWEE B1 101WB Logan Crawford2 15WB Tyler Lamb3 25WB Matthew McCarta4 28WB Aiden Dion5 30WB Jack Sessions6 713WB Ryder Willis

DNF 777WB Caden JohnstonPEEWEE C

1 15WC Devyn Jenkins

2 24WC Colten Shives3 308WC Lauren Golden4 84WC Ashton Shannon5 124WC Alexis Michell6 10WC Sean Haskell7 117WC Landon Dion8 7WC Ryder Faby9 306WC Sara Golden10 321WC Nevaeh Grzech11 90WC Emma Cahill12 831WC Austin Lanier

PLUS 301 8W Joey Medina Jr2 11W Eric Berard3 13W Matt Lyons4 161W Sean Daugherty5 882W Chris Sprayberry6 31W Joshua Lyons

DNF 761W Aaron TimianPRE-MODERN

1 115R Landon Lynn2 79R Kyle McAfee3 100R Jacob Gilliam4 69R Kurt Lucas5 8R Brandon Cunningham6 324R Chip Golden7 911R Scott Gawler8 32R Robert Pierce9 712R Bryce Koster

DNF 340R Keith HendryQD B OPEN

1 10WB Neil Destefano2 88WB Justin Blanton3 86WB William Dodson4 798WB Anthony Davidson5 616WB Ted Braun6 99WB Richard Catterton7 3WB Dylan Robertson8 927WB Nathan Johnson9 15WB Guy Borcherds10 19WB Nick Lacaze11 11WB Michael Perrino

QD C OPEN1 74WC Bobby Catterton III2 5WC Braedon Santella3 32WC Jose Alarcon4 17WC Shannon Brening5 828WC Tony Edwards6 82WC Chris Lassen7 916WC David McDermott8 21WC Brandon Laurenza9 33WC Tommy Warner10 812WC Lucas Nieto11 44WC Alfredo Palacio12 23WC Matthew Koss13 3WC Robert Alabiso14 29WC AJ Theron15 727WC Shaun Stoffel16 27WC Chad Smith17 55WC Jonathon Groy18 41WC Aaron Swenson

QD SUP PWA1 11GA Dylan Walraven2 119GA Cole Tucker3 140GA Justin Bartlett4 100GA Ryan Cain5 125GA Jackson Parks6 333GA Trey Gomez III7 816GA Sebastian Salgado8 200GA Mikayla Hayes

QD SUP PWB1 22GB PJ Rank2 831GB Madison Snider3 918GB Dylan Doyle4 79GB Jessica Catterton5 100GB Rian Anderson6 707GB Caleb Attaway7 47GB Mason Black8 3GB Teaghan Whitehead

QD SUP SR1 3KX Robert Novak2 251KX Michael Terango3 43KX David Magnusson4 7KX Wayne Mossbrooks5 13KX John Ellison

DNF 926KX Don JohnsonQD UTI OPN

1 99WX Jim CainQD WOM VET

1 8BV Angie Ladouceur2 9BV Mindi Plankey3 926BV Susan Rozman

4 410BV Tracy BartlettQUAD +30

1 91R Jeffrey Vlasin2 21R Matthew Cameron3 200R James Hayes

DNF 133R Derek HunterQUAD 0-400

1 7Y Jeff Marinko2 8Y Billy Cassidy3 97Y Mason Cassidy

QUAD A1 332WA Michael Relyea2 63WA Jimmy Tyson

QUAD AA1 90AA Randy Goulette

DNF 76AA Chuck R PiperQUAD JR

1 784W Brandon Frazier2 701W Joshua Jeffreys3 2W Jadin Storey4 29W Grant Campbell5 112W Abigail Streetman6 4W Logan Sheer7 33W Tre Seiffert8 521W Wyatt Salyers9 94W Charlie Strickland10 22W Rebecca Catterton

QUAD MAST1 777G Keith Knauss2 2G Steve Johnson3 3G Robert Catterton Jr4 1G Mike Ferguson5 4G Wanda Sturgis6 926G Kenneth Harris7 80G Mark Pringle8 52G Kike Quispe9 33G Bob Brown10 23G David Morrell

QUAD PWA1 133WA Talon Hunter

QUAD PWB1 27WB Clayton Correnti2 315WB Maddix Cody3 345WB Avery Collins

QUAD SR1 5K Robert Santella

18 66BB Ty Thomas19 17BB Todd Strausbaugh20 701BB Kevin Neff21 583BB Larry Foster

DNF 24BB Mike HansenMASTER C

1 61BC Angel Mendez2 28BC Scott McIntosh3 38BC Mark Fennessy4 98BC Mark Lawson5 21BC John Ryll6 195BC Dwayne Ausley7 15BC Marshall Schminke8 33BC William Drumm9 121BC David Wilsey10 171BC Lee Smith11 30BC Thomas Glancy12 57BC Jeffrey West13 22BC Doug Lenz14 661BC Mark Cochran15 91BC Raymond Szikney16 37BC Nick Brown II17 351BC Dane Whitt18 2BC James Agate19 868BC Michael Moran20 53BC Chris Spade21 13BC William Toreki22 51BC Gerald Bishop23 216BC Michael Riddle24 212BC Bruce Brown25 62BC Mark Branton26 921BC Brian Desmond

DNF 75BC Victor VilchezMINI A

1 30WA Alex Lugar2 16WA Conor Crory3 522WA Logan Lanier4 102WA Jack Chambers5 41WA Troy Gardner6 54WA Jonathan Fitzgerald7 609WA Devan Schmidt8 26WA Gage Hunter

MINI B1 10WB Jacob Berard2 328WB Logan Stewart3 35WB Julia Cone

4 26WB Colin Nix5 15WB Ethan Turner6 13WB Aiden Klucinec7 3WB Trey Rossignol8 69WB Aiden Black9 8WB Kent Michaels10 444WB Gavin Flanigan11 11WB Evan Berard

DNF 213WB Daniel CyrMINI C

1 30WC Justin Dinkel2 49WC Trevor Riley3 35WC Kayla Cone4 110WC Andrew Foster5 279WC Ethan McAfee6 14WC Pyke Dawson7 9WC Cameron Notary8 55WC Justin Short9 5WC Ian Denworth

DQ 455WC Nathan MurphyMINI GIRLS

1 12WG Caitlin Crory2 317WG Lauren Neidenfeuhr3 916WG Abigail Baumgartner4 713WG Payton Willis5 3WG Evelina Peroni6 94WG Jennifer Blackburn

PEEWEE A1 199WA Raymond Coburn2 148WA Jimmy Moore3 42WA Dawson Baker4 986WA Trace Kopka5 45WA Gunner Williams6 37WA Cameron Schnitz7 5WA Camren Mason8 41WA Wyatt Smyth

PEEWEE B1 101WB Logan Crawford2 15WB Tyler Lamb3 25WB Matthew McCarta4 28WB Aiden Dion5 30WB Jack Sessions6 713WB Ryder Willis

DNF 777WB Caden JohnstonPEEWEE C

1 15WC Devyn Jenkins

4 17WC Shannon Brening5 828WC Tony Edwards6 82WC Chris Lassen7 916WC David McDermott8 21WC Brandon Laurenza9 33WC Tommy Warner10 812WC Lucas Nieto11 44WC Alfredo Palacio12 23WC Matthew Koss13 3WC Robert Alabiso14 29WC AJ Theron15 727WC Shaun Stoffel16 27WC Chad Smith17 55WC Jonathon Groy18 41WC Aaron Swenson

QD SUP PWA1 11GA Dylan Walraven2 119GA Cole Tucker3 140GA Justin Bartlett4 100GA Ryan Cain5 125GA Jackson Parks6 333GA Trey Gomez III7 816GA Sebastian Salgado8 200GA Mikayla Hayes

QD SUP PWB1 22GB PJ Rank2 831GB Madison Snider3 918GB Dylan Doyle4 79GB Jessica Catterton5 100GB Rian Anderson6 707GB Caleb Attaway7 47GB Mason Black8 3GB Teaghan Whitehead

QD SUP SR1 3KX Robert Novak2 251KX Michael Terango3 43KX David Magnusson4 7KX Wayne Mossbrooks5 13KX John Ellison


1 99WX Jim CainQD WOM VET

1 8BV Angie Ladouceur2 9BV Mindi Plankey3 926BV Susan Rozman

4 410BV Tracy BartlettQUAD +30

1 91R Jeffrey Vlasin2 21R Matthew Cameron3 200R James Hayes

DNF 133R Derek HunterQUAD 0-400

1 7Y Jeff Marinko2 8Y Billy Cassidy3 97Y Mason Cassidy

QUAD A1 332WA Michael Relyea2 63WA Jimmy Tyson

QUAD AA1 90AA Randy Goulette

DNF 76AA Chuck R PiperQUAD JR

1 784W Brandon Frazier2 701W Joshua Jeffreys3 2W Jadin Storey4 29W Grant Campbell5 112W Abigail Streetman6 4W Logan Sheer7 33W Tre Seiffert8 521W Wyatt Salyers9 94W Charlie Strickland10 22W Rebecca Catterton

QUAD MAST1 777G Keith Knauss2 2G Steve Johnson3 3G Robert Catterton Jr4 1G Mike Ferguson5 4G Wanda Sturgis6 926G Kenneth Harris7 80G Mark Pringle8 52G Kike Quispe9 33G Bob Brown10 23G David Morrell

QUAD PWA1 133WA Talon Hunter


QUAD SR1 5K Robert Santella2 7K Kenneth Brening3 640K Mike Fanelli4 69K Gustavo Montoya5 521K Bill Salyers6 6K Armando Jr Gomez7 9K John Plankey8 408K John Corrigan

QUAD VET1 428RV Daniel Aitken2 85RV Michael Hubbard3 218RV Derek Lovell4 77RV Duncan Doyle

DNF 8RV Robert HoffmanQUAD WOMEN

1 133B Laurie Hunter2 99B Hanna Plankey

SENIOR A1 11GA Joslie Cutillas2 851GA Shawn Fortin3 7GA Guillermo Rinaldi4 168GA Jon McCabe5 394GA Shelby Dunson6 18GA Giuseppe Galbacurta7 8GA Brad Stanton8 31GA Craig Wilder

SENIOR B1 913GB John Hawkins2 37GB Todd Schnitz3 420GB Mark Prenoveau4 5GB Scott Lamb5 21GB Jorge Colon6 15GB Dario Mazzitelli7 39GB John Garris8 33GB Chuck Orcutt9 491GB James Aeckerle10 69GB Jorge Rivera11 42GB Morgan Finnerty

SENIOR C1 5GC John Bihl2 153GC David Mieszczenski3 101GC Chad Titsworth4 10GC Mariano Alvaro5 133GC Harry Bilgray6 928GC David Chorazak7 741GC Jason Kismarton8 3GC Carlos Amoedo9 314GC David Andres10 117GC Cade Easley

SIL MAST A1 73SA Tim Myers2 117SA Jack Steele3 115SA Mark Bordelon4 37SA Craig Lindsley5 88SA Wade Anderson

SIL MAST B1 102SB Robert D Angelo2 22SB Mitch Silverstein3 317SB Mike Pakledinaz4 166SB John Smolinka5 75SB Michael Delligatti6 2SB William Barrow7 861SB George Babor8 119SB Mike Beckwith9 57SB Gary Rosse10 127SB George Munson XX11 58SB Duncan Farash12 41SB Ray Spivey Jr13 30SB Robert Wilder14 4SB Mark Peroni15 117SB Dale Ellis

SPORTSMN 11 17B Nick Doerr2 229B Art Whitney3 42B David Hunt4 35B George Stewart5 80B Krzysztof Hila6 911B Russell P Kitner7 861B Patrick Jones8 92B Chris Stewart9 151B Mark Beebe10 148B Kyle Spradlin11 81B Kurt Wolhuter12 111B Greg Valis13 68B Stan Blahacek14 242B Craig Williams15 108B Russell Regentine16 271B Sean Dhuyvetter17 66B Jason Doerr18 87B Austin Dinkel XX19 49B Michael Gagen20 150B Todd Griffin21 41B Tom Peacock


22 31B Marcel Zyla23 177B Eugene Miller24 681B Monika Blahackova25 8B Thomas Traynham XX26 61B Taylor Cunningham27 625B Jason Brunderman28 142B Vince Heilman29 117BX Troy Stainbrook

SPORTSMN 21 411BX Branson Blake2 16BX Jeremy Gagen3 431BX Brian Coughlin4 628BX Jimmie Lanier5 305BX Jason Sessions6 91BX Kent Prager7 755BX Randy Griffin8 521BX Alejandro Rodriguez9 712BX Brian Koster

SUP SEN A1 34WA Chad Hunter2 30WA Kevin Armstrong3 24WA Don Chriss4 7WA Daniel White5 28WA Scott Curtis6 534WA Dana Gaines7 67WA Bruce Buerk8 325WA Frank Gamperl9 924WA Ronnie Hames10 5WA Marcelo Dadone11 241WA Bobby Henderson

SUP SEN B1 34WB George Paulsen2 621WB Jeff Wilkinson3 314WB Glenn Peroni4 42WB David McArthur5 44WB Mike Wilsey6 770WB Jochy Gomez7 168WB Rob Michaels8 35WB Daniel Holder9 317WB Euro Mendez10 661WB Larry Thomas11 73WB Tim Dalzell12 101WB Russell Attaway13 9WB Erik Barr14 888WB Rick Bertine15 761WB Steve McNair

16 110RB Alex Gutierrez17 159RB Shane Hitz18 33RB Jimmy Eason19 441RB Tim Adams20 38RB Aaron Lockwood

VETERAN C1 21RC Chad Carlson2 421RC Manuel Hernandez3 972RC Anthony Livingston4 11RC Eduardo Romero5 6RC Frank Geremia6 377RC John Rust7 64RC Shane Sisler8 61RC Jorge Rios9 969RC Facundo Vitale10 14RC Willey Morales11 521RC Chris McGuckin12 8RC Robert Hoffman13 460RC Pete Wehle14 74RC Federico Claps15 17RC Randy King16 25RC Jamie Black

VINTAGE1 15WV Richard Kemman2 32WV Louie Stempfer3 70WV Dan Thaler4 9WV John Limper5 4WV Douglas Robertson6 17WV James Swinford7 13WV William Toreki8 10WV Ian Pasmore

WOMEN A1 9YA Deborah Broderick2 31YA Amanda Richardson3 40YA Ramsey Henderson4 41YA Ashlee Applewhite5 1YA Jenn Sheppard

WOMEN B1 117YB Haley Schell2 2YB Amber Trapnell3 91YB Tyla Faby4 13YB Katie Klucinec

WOMEN VET1 18YV Jenni Lamb2 111YV Elesa Berard3 4YV Cheryl Myers

16 15WB Kevin Vaughan17 90WB Steve Panariello

SUP SEN C1 41WC Robert Breakfield2 15WC Geraldo Dilone3 316WC Mickey Cloninger XX4 907WC Michael Rewis5 6WC Charles Fizer6 311WC Fernando Barbosa7 911WC Joe Carrasquillo8 305WCChristopher Leclerc9 87WC Richard Goff10 58WC Luis Alietti11 715WC Brett Chase12 101WC Alis Sandulescu13 148WC Daniel Puszczewicz14 30WC Gerard Moscoso15 69WC Robert Fuchs16 42WC Giovanni Soleti17 56WC Carlos Vizzoco18 13WC Scott Klucinec19 615WC Dwight Hooper20 206WC Brad Bowen

DNF 88WC David StephanVETERAN A

1 79RA Kyle McAfee2 324RA Chip Golden3 12RA Gustavo Hidalgo4 13RA Chris Wise

DQ 100RA Jason RainesVETERAN B

1 5RB Keith Pelletier2 308RB Darin Golden3 218RB Derek Tremain4 788RB Thierry Mas5 335RB Jeremy Black6 340RB Keith Hendry7 73RB Ben Reasner8 700RB Erick Bond9 926RB Andrew Lake10 320RB Chad Holman11 413RB Kevin Hahn12 370RB Patrick Franklin13 44RB Robert Gross14 22RB Joel Martin15 567RB Vince Lopresti













9 314GC David Andres10 117GC Cade Easley

SIL MAST A1 73SA Tim Myers2 117SA Jack Steele3 115SA Mark Bordelon4 37SA Craig Lindsley5 88SA Wade Anderson

SIL MAST B1 102SB Robert D Angelo2 22SB Mitch Silverstein3 317SB Mike Pakledinaz4 166SB John Smolinka5 75SB Michael Delligatti6 2SB William Barrow7 861SB George Babor8 119SB Mike Beckwith9 57SB Gary Rosse10 127SB George Munson XX11 58SB Duncan Farash12 41SB Ray Spivey Jr13 30SB Robert Wilder14 4SB Mark Peroni15 117SB Dale Ellis

SPORTSMN 11 17B Nick Doerr2 229B Art Whitney3 42B David Hunt4 35B George Stewart5 80B Krzysztof Hila6 911B Russell P Kitner7 861B Patrick Jones8 92B Chris Stewart9 151B Mark Beebe10 148B Kyle Spradlin11 81B Kurt Wolhuter12 111B Greg Valis13 68B Stan Blahacek14 242B Craig Williams15 108B Russell Regentine16 271B Sean Dhuyvetter17 66B Jason Doerr18 87B Austin Dinkel XX19 49B Michael Gagen20 150B Todd Griffin21 41B Tom Peacock

22 31B Marcel Zyla23 177B Eugene Miller24 681B Monika Blahackova25 8B Thomas Traynham XX26 61B Taylor Cunningham27 625B Jason Brunderman28 142B Vince Heilman29 117BX Troy Stainbrook

SPORTSMN 21 411BX Branson Blake2 16BX Jeremy Gagen3 431BX Brian Coughlin4 628BX Jimmie Lanier5 305BX Jason Sessions6 91BX Kent Prager7 755BX Randy Griffin8 521BX Alejandro Rodriguez9 712BX Brian Koster

SUP SEN A1 34WA Chad Hunter2 30WA Kevin Armstrong3 24WA Don Chriss4 7WA Daniel White5 28WA Scott Curtis6 534WA Dana Gaines7 67WA Bruce Buerk8 325WA Frank Gamperl9 924WA Ronnie Hames10 5WA Marcelo Dadone11 241WA Bobby Henderson

SUP SEN B1 34WB George Paulsen2 621WB Jeff Wilkinson3 314WB Glenn Peroni4 42WB David McArthur5 44WB Mike Wilsey6 770WB Jochy Gomez7 168WB Rob Michaels8 35WB Daniel Holder9 317WB Euro Mendez10 661WB Larry Thomas11 73WB Tim Dalzell12 101WB Russell Attaway13 9WB Erik Barr14 888WB Rick Bertine15 761WB Steve McNair













This contract for Services is entered into on _____ between Florida Trail Riders, Inc. (FTR) and _____ (Provider). Provider will provide FTR with services required by FTR. FTR and Provider hereby agree to the following provisions:

1. Scope of Work – Provider is responsible for providing business management and support services for FTR as specified in Appendix A. Said services shall be subject to change at any time during the term of this contract as mutually agreed upon by both FTR and Provider. Any modifications to this contract for the services provided shall be approved by the FTR Executive Committee.2. Terms of Payment – Provider shall be compensated as specified in Appendix B for the services provided FTR during the preceding period. Said compensation to be reviewed at least annually and at any time the scope of work is modified.3. Confidentiality – Provider agrees he/she shall treat as confidential, and during the term of this Agreement and thereafter, shall not divulge to any third party without the written consent of FTR, any confidential information disclosed or transmitted to him/her by FTR or any of its representatives or any investigated or conceived information by FTR in connection with the services performed by the Provider hereunder.4. Independent Contractor – Provider acknowledges and agrees he/she is an independent contractor and not an employee of FTR.5. Standard of Care – The services provided by Provider shall be performed for the exclusive benefit of FTR. The services provided, as specified in Appendix A, shall be consistent with the level of skill and competence ordinarily exercised by Generally Accepted Accounting Practices (GAAP), business management and public relations professions under similar circumstances and conditions.6. Indemnification – FTR and Provider each expressly agree to indemnify the other and hold them harmless of and from any and all claims for personal injury, death or property damage, and any other losses, damages, charges or expenses, including attorney’s fees, which arise or are alleged to have arisen out of, in connection with, or by reason of the performance of work under this Agreement.7. Official Contact – Provider’s official contact with FTR will be the FTR Executive Committee, with the FTR President as the primary point of contact.

Appendix A - Business Management, Accounting and Support Services Supplied by Provider

1. All accounting duties will be performed in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).2. Perform all purchases and disbursements as directed by the FTR Executive Committee or FTR Treasurer, or directed and approved by the FTR President.3. Deposit and record all monies (including, but not limited to, credit card payments) received by FTR within 2 business days of receipt. Invoice all charges and fees imposed by FTR and all sales by FTR within 5 business days.4. Record and maintain accounting records of all

financial transactions entered into by FTR.5. Maintain a current list of accounts receivable and utilize reasonable efforts (at least every 15 days) to promptly collect all receivables. No accounts receivable will be allowed to be more than 45 days old unless specifically annotated reasons apply, and the FTR President and Treasurer have been notified of this situation. This includes, but is not limited to, confirming that all sanction fees and magazine advertising charges have been collected, clubs have been invoiced for insurance prepayments, and providing monthly accounting reports to the Executive Committee.6. Monthly reports to the Executive Committee will include as a minimum: check register, bank reconciliation, copy of bank statement, balance sheet, income statement, accounts receivable and accounts payable listings, and a report on the invoices issued for adsappearing in each FTR magazine. These reports will be provided no later than the 10th of the following month.7. Accounting records shall be maintained using Quickbooks Online software in accordance with GAAP. All payments and receipts must be entered into Quickbooks software within 5 business days of payment/receipt as specified above.8. Immediately advise the Executive Committee whenever required services have not been accomplished within the timeframes specified by this contract.9. Provide additional reports and analysis to the Executive Committee as requested.10. Assist the Executive Committee in preparation of the annual budget.11. Insure that the IRS Form 990 is completed each year, signed and submitted to the IRS by the deadline.12. File the annual Florida Corporation Report.13. File all applicable sales tax quarterly.14. Administer Membership Records – Record and maintain membership records. Process new and renewal membership requests. Provide all new members with laminated membership cards, welcome letter, and FTR stickers. Provide all renewing members with membership cards, welcome letter, and FTR stickers. Provide the sponsors of all FTR sanctioned events with a current membership list and supplies with which to sign-up new members and any pertinent insurance information as directed by insurance provider.15. Coordinate with the FTR Executive Committee, the FTR Magazine Editor and other FTR Committees to publicize and market the FTR, its programs, and services to appropriate audiences. Work with other organizations, as appropriate, to establish partnerships thatbenefit the FTR and its members.16. General Administrative Tasks – Provide phone support for membership questions and complaints. Update rulebook for all rule and constitutional changes properly approved by the applicable Committee, Board, or General Membership. Publish updated rulebook annually or as directed by the Executive Committee. Maintain records of all

correspondence. Check post office box on a regular basis, preferably daily, but not less than twice a week. Arrange for insurance for all sanctioned competition events for which the promoter/club elects to use FTR insurance. Ascertain that all sanctioned events have adequate insurance as specified in the rulebook, with FTR listed as an additional insured, in sufficient time to cancel sanction should proof of insurance not be provided. Maintain adequate supplies of FTR stickers, laminating cards, letterhead, envelopes, FTR arrows and scorecards. Keep the information on the FTR web site up-to-date.17. Support the Banquet Committee and other volunteers, as needed, by assisting in determining a site for the Banquet, negotiating the contract, ordering trophies and awards, and printing the program.18. Provide suitable office space to conduct the above services (home office is acceptable).19. Any duties that are within the scope of any positions of the Executive Committee members per the FTR rulebook will be advised by the Provider of any actions taken by the Provider on behalf of the Executive Committee member.20. Any tasks or actions not specifically stipulated in this contract, dealing with FTR business or otherwise, will not be performed unless approved by the Executive Committee.

Appendix B - Compensation for ServicesProvider shall be paid $_____ monthly at the end of each month during the term of this agreement. If this contract should begin or end at any other time other than the 1st or end of the month, appropriate allocation shall be made based on the number of days covered by this contract versus total number of days in the month.Appendix C - Facilities, Equipment, Software and Supplies Supplied by ProviderSuitable office space (suitability of office space to be determined by FTR President), utilities,and internet connection.Appendix D - Facilities, Equipment, Software and Supplies Supplied by FTRPostage meter and postageWireless credit card machineComputerExternal Hard Drive for backupLaser printer and copierQuickBooks Online for maintaining general fund accountingCurrent version of Microsoft Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat or any software program needed Membership databaseFTR Cell phone and account for 1 line – currently 352-538-6291;Storage facility rental – size and location subject to EC approvalPO Box rental – size and location subject to EC approvalLaminatorFTR decals for new and renewal membershipsMembership card blanks and laminator sheetsReimbursement for specific office consumables such as copy paper, letterhead, envelopes, toner and ink, labels, storage boxes, etc. Website and off-site hosting §

C o n t r a C t f o r s e r v i C e sFTR i s h i r i ng :

The FTR BuSINESS MANAGER contract is up for bid. Send bid proposals to Randy Faul: 1254 NW Brownville St. Arcadia, Florida 34266 or email: [email protected]. The deadline for receiving bid proposals is May 28, 2015.


minutes of march 28, 2015 ftr Board of Directors meeting Meeting Location: Louie’s Pizza House, 1347 Beville Road, South Daytona, FL 32119 Meeting called to order at 10:02 a.m. by President Randy Faul. Roll Call was conducted and the President noted that a quorum was present.

roll call: Members present: President Randy Faul, Vice President Amanda Richardson, Treasurer Jack Terrell, Hare Scrambles Chair Randy Rash, Enduro Chair Allen Pearce, Motocross Chair Carol Preston, and Directors from Areas 2 Jeremy Powell, 3 William Toreki, 4 Joe Carrasquillo, 6 Dale Ellis, 7 Bill Jenkins, Jr., 8 Sam Boydstun, 9 Ron Thomas, 10 Luis Rodriguez, 11 Peter Rose,12 Frank Campbell and 13 James Agate.Members not present: Secretary, and Directors from Area 1 (position vacant) and Area 5 David Wildner.Guests: Deborah Broderick, Jenn Sheppard, Kim Campbell. In the absence of the Secretary, Deborah Broderick agreed to keep the meeting minutes.

Old Business: Motion made and seconded to approve the minutes of the previous Board of Directors meeting. Passed by unanimous vote. Jeremy Powell presented a report on the King of the Woods series. He has approximately $3200 from 50/50 raffles and donations, and $5000 from sale of merchandise. He will fund the series for the 2014- 2015 competition season and asked if FTR would like him to continue with the King of the Woods series for the 2015-2016 competition season. Carol Preston made a motion, seconded by Randy Rash, to authorize Jeremy Powell to continue the King of the Woods series for the 2015-2016 competition season under the same terms and conditions as the 2014-2015 competition season. Passed by unanimous vote. new Business: President Report: Randy is glad to be back and feels that FTR has lost some of its luster. He stated that the clubs need to be more active and involved with their own events. He encouraged all members of the Board of Directors to act on rule violations while at events in order to help the clubs and FTR.Vice President Report: Amanda suggested that the Board of Directors not be afraid of changes andagreed with the President’s observations.Treasurer Report: Kevin presented and reviewed the chart of accounts.HS Chair Report: Agreed with President’s statements regarding the fact that we are a self-policingorganization. He reported that the number of riders participating this season is close to what it was lastseason, but rain cancellations could reduce the final numbers. He announced that SADRA will not berescheduling their event this season. The Hare Scrambles Chair presented rule changes approved by the Hare Scrambles Committee andsubmitted them for approval by the Board of Directors (see FTR website for copies):

Rule change #1: Minimum age for PeeWee bike classes. Motion made and seconded to approve rule change #1Passed by unanimous voteRule change #2: Youth C class advancement rule.Motion made and seconded to approve rule change #2Passed by unanimous voteRule change #3: Move Silver Master B and Women Vet from row 12 to row 9 Motion made and seconded to approve rule change #3Passed by unanimous voteRule change #4: Team proposalMotion made and seconded to approve rule change #4Passed by unanimous voteRule change #5: DQ status of course cutting double green arrows

Motion made and seconded to approve rule change #4Motion passed (9 yes, 7 opposed)

Note: Following the BoD meeting it was discovered that the notice of the HS Committee vote to approve Rule Change #5 had not been published in the FTR magazine. As a result, this rule change approval is suspended until approved at the next BoD meeting.Enduro Chair Report: Enduros are having a rough year with wet property. No rule changes submitted.The Enduro Chair did not have time to schedule another committee meeting to present proposals for afunding mechanism to pay for enduro series scoring costs, such as a $2 head tax or increased sanctionfees. He will report results at the next Board of Directors meeting.MX Chair report: MX schedule cancelled due to the requirement to have an ambulance on site per FTRrules. In past seasons, sponsors were found to pick up that cost. That is not available this season. Carol islooking to find sponsors for next season.Executive Committee proposal to the Board of Directors to approve a $7500 expenditure from the Land Use Fund to engaging a lobbyist in Tallahassee for the current session of the Legislature. Purpose of the expenditure is to stop the diversion of OHV trust fund revenue for non-OHV purposes. Vice Presidentmade the motion to approve the expenditure, Enduro Chair seconded the motion. Motion passed (15 yes, 1 opposed).Article XV – Bylaws, Section IV, Approval of Expenditures, Paragraph C currently reads: “Board ofDirectors have to approve expenditures $2500 and above.” Motion made and seconded to change Article XV – Bylaws, Section IV, Approval of Expenditures,Paragraph C to read: “Board of Directors must approve expenditures over $2500. The ExecutiveCommittee may submit this request for approval to the Board of Directors at a regularly scheduledBoard of Directors meeting, or may submit the request for approval to the Board of Directors by electronic means, and obtain approval by electronic means.”Motion approved by unanimous vote.

non-agenda items: One Day membership was discussed. No motions were presented.Dog bite incident at a recent event was discussed and a motion was made, seconded and passed directing the President to take appropriate action regarding a member bringing dogs to FTR events that are a safety issue for other members. The President will attempt to reach the owner by phone and also send a certified letter to the owner to notify him that the dogs are not allowed at future FTR events.Carol Preston brought up the Hare Scrambles Sportsman class issue stating that there is currently no control over actions of some participants. No motions were presented.Jenn Sheppard presented a report about the 2015 banquet. The BOD was asked to provide approval ofthe location and the style of venue. Motion made, seconded and passed unanimously for the banquet tobe held at the Daytona Ocean Center. Motion made, seconded and passed (13 yes, 1 opposed) to havean Expo Style Awards event rather than a sit-down dinner.Motion made, seconded and passed to adjourn at 12:45 p.m.

All rule changes passed by Board of Directors after passing the Hare Scrambles Committee on second vote January 3, 2015 are available on the FTR homepage under the News tab.

ftr meeting minutes

Ashlee Applewhite

took home the win in the

Women class.

landon lynnin the A 250 class at the Eagle’s nest Enduro.

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Lee Daley photos from Eagle’s Nest Enduro

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II. For printed editions of the magazine:Provide formatting and layout of the FTR magazine, in a format and fashion acceptable to a commercial printer without intervention or charges for formatting and layout by such commercial printer/publisher to print said publication.Provide camera ready copy to printer in sufficient time for printing and mailing of the magazine by the 1st of each month being published.Meet with printer each month to go over upcoming magazine.Provide typesetter with copy, check for obvious typos, and ensure the proper ads, race flyers, and articles for that issue are included.

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Appendix A2Florida Trail Riders, Inc. (FTR) Advertising Manager• Acting as agent for advertising accounts• Marketing the events of FTR to potential clients• Creating pricing strategies and deals for advertisers• Forming sales contacts and negotiating with clients• Creating and managing ad contracts, in-bound and outbound advertising correspondence• Creating, editing and updating custom ads built in InDesign paid for by the client• Managing client relationships and sending follow-up notices/renewals• Working with business manager to collect invoices; tracking down contracts• Supporting advertising partnerships; creating, editing and updating house ads in InDesign• Communicating with clients to assure that ads and editorial content is

executed according to contract• Soliciting new advertisers; calling upon traditional motorcycle shops, retail shops, dealers, clubs, onlinevendors and additional special markets• Inspect layouts and advertising copy and other promotional material for adherence to specifications priorto publication• Coordinating publicity and promotion of online advertising; graphic design of online ads• Establishing promotional plans for special events; concept and design of promotional programs witheditor• Developing sales content, managing copywriting and production of advertisements• Pushing content to social media, maintain and grow organizations presence on sites: Facebook, Twitter;enhancing interaction with the community• Develop organizations presence on Google+ and maintaining FTR blog• Responsible for shipping magazines to new members, back issues, storage issues• Research other organizations in the industry to find new ways in which to promote the organizationsbrand• Representing FTR Magazine at events*• Placing and monitoring pay-per-click advertising**• Preparing monthly Google Analytics report reflecting statistics of website reviews and site performance, including identify trends, audience profiles

Appendix BCompensation for Services (Magazine Editor)$1250.00 per edition (printed or online versions) will be compensated. Terms of contract shall be one year from date of signing by contractor and FTR.Compensation will be paid within 5 business days of each completed issue.Provide information to Business Manager as soon as the magazine becomes available online or published.

Compensation for Services(Advertising Manager)$250 per month included with the compensation for Magazine editor check with same provisions applied on timing of check issue dates.

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Editor’s note: it’s not very often that i meet a fellow competitor who i would want as a friend in real life, too, but ramsey henderson is one of those rare females i admire and look up to, even though she’s at least four inches shorter than i am. At 20 years old, ramsey’s been riding for more than half of her life and self-promoted herself to the Women A class this season, in between college, work and trying to qualify for this year’s Amateur national motocross Championship at loretta lynn’s in tennessee. i caught up with ramsey just before her second qualifer in may after she scored a 100 on one of her finals. We met up for a quick ride together on some private trails outside of Orlando and finished with a photo shoot at the motocross track off interstate 4. she’s fast at both and we caught up later to talk about her transition from motocross to woods (and back again) which one she prefers and what she considers her “backup plan.”

JS: Ramsey, let’s start at the beginning. Where were you born?RH: I was born in Eustis, Florida. JS: And that’s where you live now? RH: Yeah.JS: So, like, same house?RH: No, a little bit more down the street. JS: Did you know the nickname for Eustis is “Useless”?RH: It is, actually. There’s nothing to do around here.JS: That’s probably a good thing to keep you out of trouble.RH: Yeah, unless you go out to the woods or something but other than that, there’s nothing to do.JS: What was your first motorcycle memory and how old were you?RH: My first motorcycle memory was when I was like 7 and my sister was learning how to ride and she actually was going too fast across the field and she ended up wadding up on a 50, which is a horrible memory but...JS: But that’s what you remember...How old was she? RH: She had to be about 5. I was riding with her; we were riding together; it was super fun. She was on a 50. I think I was on my XR 70.JS: Was that your first bike?RH: My first bike was a PW50. It was yellow and I was number one. JS: Then you moved up to the 70?RH: Yes. JS: How old were you on the 50?RH: I got on a 50 when I was about 5.JS: Your dad obviously got you into riding. Do you know how he started riding?RH: He didn’t start riding until I think he was in his 20s but he used to race jet skis really competitively; he almost made it to the c o n t i n u e d o n n e x t p a g e

Bobby Henderson photo At the Brooksville Hare Scrambles Ramsey finished four th in Women A.


“i liked that it was rough. i really like single trail and the tight stuff.” - Ramsey Henderson

Loretta Lynn’s of jetskiing.JS: Oh, wow. I had no idea. So what did your mom say when she’s had two daughters under the age of 10 riding dirt bikes?RH: I think she was scared. I think she secretly loved it but she was scared of girls doing a guy’s sport. JS: For sure. But you didn’t care and your dad didn’t care?RH: My dad was actually thrilled. He could not wait to get me riding. He used to take me on like street bike rides whenever I was like 6. He just could not wait.JS: What was your first race?RH: My first race, I was on a KTM 50 in 2002 at Dade City and I didn’t know what the jumps were and I had no clue what I was doing and I would stop at the top of a jump and ask my dad, ‘What do I do now? How do I ride this?’JS: Because you had just riding in the fields at your house?RH: Yes. JS: So growing up racing, you did motocross?RH: I’ve done motocross my whole life.JS: After you figured out how to jump on your 50 then what happened?RH: I just wanted to ride all the time. I wanted to start racing and then I started watching Ashley Fiolek. I wanted to be like her so.JS: How did you find FTR?RH: My dad used to race FTR a while ago whenever I was growing up and I just wasn’t into the woods and then I think I did my first FTR race on an 85 whenever I was just learning how to ride 85. It was in Orlando and I raced Mini C and I wasn’t able to do another one because I didn’t do too well. And then I got more into it whenever I was on my 125 and wanted to do something different. I really like it.JS: But at first you weren’t into it because it wasn’t cool or what?RH: My fitness wasn’t there. I was still learning how to ride an 85 and it was very difficult for me to ride the Saturday race; I wasn’t used to racing rough stuff like

that. It was rough to me at the time. I just wasn’t used to it at all and I wanted to wait until I was more experience to get back into it.JS: That’s probably smart. So, you learned all your technique at the motocross track because you’re pretty short...RH: I’ve been pretty much been 5’4” since middle school. I was really tiny on an 85. I had to be like 4’9” or something on an 85.JS: So you got on the 125, started racing in the woods

and then what happened?RH: And then I’m in love with the woods.JS: Why?RH: I really like it. I like the endurance and it’s fun. The FTR family is really nice. It’s a different crowd. Growing up in motocross, all the dads weren’t that friendly and coming over to FTR, it’s a whole entire different experience whenever I was much older. JS: Did your sister keep riding?RH: She quit riding a long time ago. She got really good on 50s and she was going to do her first race. Then she started dancing and she seem to like that a lot more.JS: So it was just you and Dad?RH: Those were the days (laughs.) JS: Fast forward to what happened after that?RH: I moved up to Juniors when I was like 16. I went back and forth between Junior and Junior Girls. I think the best I got in Junior was like third place

and I was really happy; that was at Gatorback with the motocross track.JS: So you were pretty young racing with the guys, that’s interesting. RH: I’ve always liked racing with the guys even in motocross; I used to race Supermini a lot. They’re more aggressive, they make me more competitive and they make me push myself even more because they’re not scared to push you around and it teaches me to not be scared of that.

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2 92 8 Florida Trail riders Magazine @FTrMoTo #FTrMoTo april/May 2015JS: How did to you get to Sunday?RH: Me and my dad just decided one day, I was like 17 or 18, and we just decided that I was going to sign up in Women B and just try it, try Sunday out, and I really liked the Sunday trail way better than the Saturday trail. They add in more stuff and I liked that it was rough. I really like single trail and the tight stuff.I think my first race was Bartow in Women B and I think I ended up winning and I really liked it. We were going to do a season but I decided to focus on motocross and I just popped in here and there just to do it and then we decided to do the whole entire series. (Editor’s note: Ramsey won the Women B Hare Scrambles championship in 2013-2014.)JS: Then this year you didn’t quite get promoted to A but you decided to go anyway?RH: Yeah, I could have stayed in B for another year the way my advancement points were but I raced Women B at Maxville and I ended up winning it and I ended up hurting myself and I just rode it out and I still won. After that we just decided to move myself up to A because I wanted to challenge myself and try to keep up with you girls even though that’s hard to do.JS: What did you hurt at Maxville?RH: I ended up hitting a stump with my foot and my foot was black and blue and swollen the doctor said I sprained it but it wasn’t too serious but it still hurt to put pressure on it and stuff.JS: How? Did you crash?RH: I got together with this other guy who wouldn’t move out of my way so I went to go out of the trail to go pass him and I ended up hitting the stump and I crashed into him and we both crashed. It sucked but...JS: He could have just moved out of your way? RH: It was my fault trying to go past him?JS: Maybe but let’s talk about how hard it is sometimes to get around the guys?RH: Yeah, it’s like they don’t want to let that happen. They can’t come to their senses and just let a girl pass them.JS: So, what’s your dad’s role in all of this and how does he help you the most?RH: He’s the biggest part of my racing. I don’t know what I would do without him because he helps me so

much. I love having him there racing with me and being apart of it. He helps me and pushes me to achieve my goals. He’s helped me a lot with woods racing like how to get through stuff and around stuff. He helps me get to the races and makes it so much fun. He’s my mechanic, dad and my best friend. He’s also my goal to beat him straight up in the woods.JS: Well, you’ve had some pretty good results for your first year in the A class so did you meet your expectations or how do you think your results have been?RH: My results have been okay. I’m pretty happy with them for my first season in Women A because it’s a completely different field. My goal for the whole entire season was to win one race and I was pretty close at Palm Beach. I was leading the whole entire race and then I ended up coming in too hot into one of the mud corners and just tucked the front end and I had short people problems and couldn’t start my bike and then here comes Kelsey (Saltar) and then here comes Ashlee (Applewhite) and I was like, ‘Oh, great, this is awesome,’ but I ended up catching back up to them and ended up finishing second,

which was pretty happy with that because I was leading the race and that was pretty good for me. It was a good experience to be leading Women A; it wasn’t easy, that’s for sure.JS: When you get your new bike?RH: I got my new bike in January.JS: But you didn’t race it for a while?RH: Yeah I didn’t race it for a while because I’ve never been on a KTM. I’ve never really been on a new bike and I definitely wasn’t used to it because it was totally different than my Suzuki and I’ve had my Suzuki for so long but my Suzuki was just falling apart every time I rode it, so it was about that time to get something different. I got my bike from Beach Boulevard Motorsports. They gave me a good deal on it. Andy (Kent)’s awesome. JS: Have you ever ridden an enduro?RH: I don’t think I’ve ever done an Enduro. I think I’ve done one once but I don’t remember it.JS: Then it definitely doesn’t count.RH: I’ve been wanting to do an Enduro I just don’t know what it’s like. I would love to do one; I think we might do a couple next year just for fun.

JS: Where’d you get your number 40?RH: I was number 4 for a while because I’m a huge Ricky Carmichael fan and whenever I moved on to 80s, a lot of people had the number 4 and I got tired of slashing my number so I came to the liking of the number 40.JS: What do you do as far as training and fitness?RH: I go mountain biking at least once a week but that’s kind of hard with my work and school schedule and stuff. I have a full gym in my garage so I can go out there and work out, get on the spin bike or the row machine or lift a little bit of weights. Scott (Gawler, Jr. - Ramsey’s boyfriend) has been making me go run. He made me go run the other day and I about died. I think we went in the evening about 4 or 5 o’clock - the hottest part of the day.JS: How’d you guys meet?RH: We were both at the Sumterville race last year. I met him through Matt Boni. He’s one of Matt’s friends so we kind of just talked and said good luck to each other and after that we started hanging out and then we started dating. He’s pretty cool; I really like him.JS: It probably doesn’t hurt that he rides AA?RH: I can’t keep up with him in the woods. We go riding over at his house in my one lap is like his six laps. JS: What’s your biggest challenge?RH: My biggest challenge is just trying to fit everything in one week with work school writing and training. I’m really focused on making Loretta’s, which I’m trying to find the time go to the track and stuff. It’s just hard.JS: Where do you work? RH: Oakwood smokehouse. I’m on my feet all day. I usually work doubles from 10:30 a.m. until about 9:30 at night.JS: What are you going to school for?RH: I’m going to school to be a pharmacist. I really came to liking that in high school and I researched it a lot and I really want to go to pharmacy school I’m trying to get into the University of Florida College of Pharmacy - that’s my goal.JS: You must be really smart!RH: I don’t know. I doubt myself a lot but I just passed all my exams with A’s so I guess I could say I’m pretty smart.JS: Does it come natural or do you really have to work at it?RH: I really have to work at it. I stay up until about 1 or 2 o’clock in the morning studying and then wake up at 7 or 8 a.m. to study some more and then go to class.JS: What would you say your strengths are on the motorcycle?RH: I’m really good at corners (but) there’s really not

much. It’s hard because I’m short.JS: So, that’s your weakness then, right?RH: Yeah, Tom Fleming lowered my bike a little so it makes it a lot easier but there’s still moments when I have short people problems. It’s just hard because I’m so tiny, I can’t muscle my bike through some of the stuff.JS: But you’re really fast in the open stuff, too? RH: I try to sometimes I get a little sketchy and scare myself.JS: What’s your favorite FTR memory?RH: The race when I wrapped up the Women B championship, I was so happy. I jumped off my bike and my dad was so happy because it was a rough season - I had some off races and I couldn’t make it to some of them and we didn’t know if I was going to get it or not - so I was really happy.JS: What’s your best advice for young up-and-comers? RH: If you really want to do good and win, if you really want it that bad then work hard for it and stay in school definitely stay in school because you never know. I believe that education comes first and you can’t go anywhere without it. You need a backup plan.JS: Any sponsors you would like to thank?RH: I would like to thank the man above for keeping me safe, my dad, my mom, my sister, Tom Fleming at TF Racing Suspension - Tom has helped me so much with the set up of my bike, it’s amazing - Andy at Beach Boulevard, Fly Racing, 100%, Seat Concepts and 352 Motorsports for helping me out.JS: Nice. Thank you. Now for the Facebook questions! For some of them, it may be acceptable to answer with, “No comment.”

RH: I’d say about 50 cats is too many cats. 30 is pushing it. I have two; I wish I had more but if I bring home one more I get kicked out.

RH: In motocross, my dad won’t ride with me. He waits until I get off the track because I’ll go by him - I’ll wait for him and I’ll go by him - and jump over his head and look over at him and he’ll get so mad and just wait for me to get off the track to go on. In the woods, I’m running him down. He doesn’t like to admit that I’m on his back tire but.JS: Do you like motocross better?RH: I kind of like both.I’m torn between both. Both are my favorite. I like motocross. I’m not afraid to jump but I’ve been riding woods for so long, I’m trying to get my jumping back.JS: I guess if you don’t use it you lose it, right?RH: Yeah.

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RH: I think that I want to my goal is to win a Women A jacket so I think after that I’ll eventually move to B 200 or something and try something different. I might do a few races next season in B 200. I don’t know when I’m going to reach my goal of a Women A championship but I’m going to try and make it happen.

RH: No comment.

RH: I don’t sleep sometimes but I make it happen. It’s possible. it’s always a challenge. I really like working and going to school and riding and I think it’s good to be going to school because a lot of people my age aren’t going to school.

RH: It’s a pretty difficult task. The rough life.

RH: Which cat shoes I have like five pairs. I have a pair of Vans at the cats all over them; he’s probably talking about those.

RH: No comment.

RH: It’s helped me tremendously a lot. It handles a whole lot better. On my Suzuki, I would ride like super sketchy and I would just wait for it to kick me. This bike - knock on wood - has not like thrown me over the bars or kicked me and I still brace myself and get ready to get bucked everywhere but I really like it a lot and it’s helped me so much; I can actually finish everything and not worry about if my bike is going to fall apart or not.

RH: He’s coming into one of mine. He’s starting to get so jealous because I can almost keep up with him.JS: Probably because you don’t eat as many cookies?RH: He’s the Cookie Monster. He can eat a whole entire pack of cookies and blame it on my cat.JS: What are your cats’ names?RH: Skittles and Nemo.

RH: Going back to motocross, I’m worried about someone messing with my bike because I’ve had it happen before and it completely messed up me making Loretta’s on 85s because somebody put a whole bottle of water in my gas tank before the race. And then the practice day, somebody cut my gas line. We were out of the back of a pickup truck so we had to park way in the back so I guess whenever we went to sign up or whenever we were watching the races, it’s so easy to come by and just do whatever, so coming back to making Loretta’s this year I’m on my toes; I didn’t leave my truck once at the qualifiers.JS: Wow! At the FTR races, people will give you a gas line if you need one!RH: That’s why I like the FTR family because they’re so nice; I don’t have

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anything to worry about at the FTR races. At the motocross racers there’s a fear that someone is going to sabotage me again

RH: I used to not eat anything before a race because I would feel like I was throw up but Scott and my dad are making me eat before races now and I am starting to feel better racing and have more energy. I usually eat eggs, potatoes and bacon and then maybe a cliff bar or peanut butter and jelly.

RH: I would definitely like us to get more recognition.The GNCC for the Women is awesome. We have our own row and I really like that but on the motocross side, it’s not so good. They’re starting to get the Pro Women series back slowly but surely but I would just like us to get more recognition because we do put in as much work as the guys do.

RH: I would ask. Me getting into it, I would watch my dad and want to get into it, so I think both of y’all should start riding together.

3 3february 28, 2015 ftr hare scrambles Committee meetingMeeting called to order at 7:09 p.m. roll call: Chairman Randy Rash, Referee Dan Aitken, Scorekeeper Brandon St. John, Apollo Mark Bordelon, Azalea City William Toreki, BSTR Allen Pearce, CFTR Bill Jenkins, Nature Coast Rob Swann, OSDR Pete Rose, PBTTR Jim Agate, SADRA Ron Thomas, Sunrunners Jack Terrell, TCTR Luis RodriguezOld Business: Proposal #1Presented by Randy RashIntention to add a minimum participation level to the youth C classes before the advancement rule takes effect.Present rule8. All youth C riders (Ex: Junior C, Mini C, 65 C and Peewee C) will advance to the next higher class after accumulation of two 1st.Place finishes or as follows:a. Junior C – 5 top five finishes.b. Mini C – 4 top five finishes.c. 65 C – 4 top five finishes.d. Peewee C - 3 top five finishes.For Peewee C, the promotion will take effect immediately. The rider will take 90% of their points awarded in the lower class to the higher class. Exception: If 90% of their points places them in a higher position in the new class they will be awarded only enough points to attain an equal position in the new class.9. Advancement for Saturday riders and Sunday riders will be kept separately with the following exceptions: Saturday adult riders may ride no more than one division lower on Sunday. Sunday riders may ride no more than one division lower on Saturday.10. Youth “A” riders, except Peewee, moving to an older age bracket may only move down one division level, including going to Sunday

Proposed change8. All youth C riders (Ex: Junior C, Mini C, 65 C and Peewee C) will advance to the next higher class after accumulation of two 1stPlace finishes or as follows:a. Junior C – 5 top five finishes.b. Mini C – 4 top five finishes.c. 65 C – 4 top five finishes.d. Peewee C - 3 top five finishes.When there are 8 or less riders in one of the above listed C class no advancement points will be assessed. For Peewee C, the promotion will take effect immediately. The rider will take 90% of their points awarded in the lower class to the higher class. Exception: If 90% of their points places them in a higher position in the new class they will be awarded only enough points to attain an equal position in the new class.It was decided that the above paragraph should be removed as this is a mistake that is presently in the rule book it was removed at a H/S committee meeting on 1/7/2012 and never updated in the rule book 9. Advancement for Saturday riders and Sunday riders will be kept separately with the following exceptions: Saturday adult riders may ride no more than one division lower on Sunday. Sunday riders may ride no more than one division lower on Saturday.10. Youth “A” riders, except peewee, moving to an older age bracket may only move down one division level, including going to Sunday.Motion for second vote, Ron ThomasSecond, Pete Rose

Vote 13 for, 0 againstRule passes

Proposal #3Presented by Mike BellePurpose to move Silver Master B and Women Vet from row 12 to row 9 Motion for second vote, Bill JenkinsSecond, Pete RoseVote 13 for, 0 againstRule passes

Proposal #4 FTR Hare Scrambles Team Rules Proposal, January 3, 2014.Current:11. Team Scoringa. A team shall consist of not less than three riders nor more than five riders. Riders may compete on only one team per day. Quadriders shall be exclusive to quad teams and bike ridersshall be exclusive to bike teams. They must be entered as a team before the meet begins. The best three scores will be used to determine the winning team for that event. In case of a tie, the 4th then 5th place riders placing will be used to determine the team winner. A team competing for a year end award shall remain consistent in its members. An eight member roster must be registered with the Hare Scrambles Scorekeeper. A minimum of any three, or a maximum of any five of these members, may enter an event. Teams must be entered before the end of sign up. FTRforms are available for this purpose. A team roster can only be changed in the event that the member(s) being deleted from the team is unable to compete in 3 or more of the remaining events for the season. Roster changes must be submitted in writing to theHare Scrambles Scorekeeper.

b. The team standings for the overall winner of the team trophy will be determined by the formula for individuals; i.e., if a team wins theevent, they receive 50 points. The second place team receives 47 points, etc., as above.

c. Point system for team scoring:1st place in class 50 points2nd place in class 47 points3rd place in class 45 points4th place in class 43 points5th place in class 41 points6th place in class 40 points(etc. - one point less per position)

d. The Year-End winner will be determined by counting the team scores from all races on the season schedule, less one. Proposed changes:11. Team Scoringa. (General): Year-end awards will be made separately for Hare Scrambles Bike and Quad Team competition. Only Sunday Classes are eligible for Bike competition. All Quad classes, except Pee-wee classes, are eligible for Quad team competition.b. (Team Rosters): An official team roster consisting of at least 3, but not more than 8, riders must be registered with the Hare Scrambles Scorekeeper to qualify a team for competition. The roster must carry the signature of each registered team member. A team member may be deleted from a team only after that member has failed to compete in 3 consecutive Hare Scramble events in the current

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season. New members may be added at any time (up to the maximum of 8 riders per team), but roster changes and signatures must be submitted before the start of an event in order to count for that event. No rider shall be a member of more than one team per day. A rider may compete on both a Bike and Quad team. Team members may change classes, within their respective eligible bike or quad group, without penalty to the team.

c. (Race Entry): A team shall designate, in writing, a minimum of any three, or a maximum of any five registered members to be scored for an event prior to the start of that event. The team shall pay an entry fee of $1 per rider, per event, prior to submitting their entry. Designated riders for an event must be officially entered and compete in the event. Compete means they must start the race with their designated class, and shall not have received a refund of entry fee. Riders doing “work credit” in their registered team class at an event are not eligible for team competition for that event.

d. (Scoring): The best three scores for each team will be used to determine the winning team for each event. In case of a tie, the 4th, then 5th, place riders placing will be used to determine the team winner. The team standings for the overall winner of the team trophy will be determined by the formula for individuals; i.e., 1st place = 50 points; 2nd place = 47 points; 3rd place = 45 points; 4th place = 43 points; 5th place = 41 points; 6th place = 40 points (etc. - one point less per position). The Year-End winner will be determined by counting the team scores from all races completed in a season, less one. Season-end ties will be won by the team with the highest number of event wins, followed by number of 2nd places (etc), if necessary.

e. (Protests and Penalties): Any team wishing to protest team scoring results must file a protest in writing (or email) with the Hare Scrambles Referee within 5 days of the date that the Team Standings and Results are posted on the internet. After this time, results become final. Any score adjustments made as a result of a protest shall only apply to the race at hand, and not be retroactive to previous races.

Discussion of changes:- Clarifies Team entry and scoring procedures.- Clarifies substitution criteria and makes it more easily enforceable.- Requires riders to participate in order to be scored.- Adds tie-breaker provision.

Motion for a second vote, William TorekiSecond, Ron ThomasVote 11 for, 1 againstRule passes

Old Business: William Toreki presented two versions of a rule to modify the penalty for a double green infraction. After presenting both versions and discussing them, the committee decided to accept Version B as a proposal.

Version A (Automatic 1-lap penalty):... Any section of the trail marked by a pair of double over-and under GREEN arrows on both sides of the trail indicates the competitors must ride between the two sets of arrows and cannot ride outside either pair of arrows. Any

time a rider leaves the trail as defined above, (either by line picking: overshooting turns, failing to pass between GREEN arrows, emergency, etc.) that rider must return to the trail and re-enter at the point they left; failure to do so is a rule violation. Any such violation reported to the FTR Referee, Associate Referee or Scorekeeper prior to the end of the protest period, in writing on official DQ/penalty form available at FTR trailer, shall result in a minimum of a one-lap penalty (per violation). Penalty shall be enforced by deleting the rider’s final completed lap for the race. A more severe penalty of Disqualification may be assessed, in accordance with Article XIV of the FTR Constitution, if there is evidence that the violation was intentional, or constituted a significant safety hazard. A violation of this section does not automatically constitute blatant course cutting, as discussed in Chapter VIII, section B-1a.

Markers must be visible one to the next

Version B (Variable penalty):... Any section of the trail marked by a pair of double over-and under GREEN arrows on both sides of the trail indicates the competitors must ride between the two sets of arrows and cannot ride outside either pair of arrows. Any time a rider leaves the trail as defined above, (either by line picking: overshooting turns, failing to pass between GREEN arrows, emergency, etc.) that rider must return to the trail and re-enter at the point they left; failure to do so is a rule violation. Any such violation reported to the FTR Referee, Associate Referee or Scorekeeper prior to the end of the protest period in writing on official DQ/penalty form available at FTR trailer, shall result in the rider being docked by one finishing position or more, up to Disqualification from the event, in accordance with Article XIV of the FTR Constitution. A violation of this section does not automatically constitute blatant course cutting, as discussed in Chapter VIII, section B-1a.

Markers must be visible one to the next

Motion to accept Proposal version B, Bill JenkinsSecond, Pete RoseVote 12 for, 0 againstMotion passes

A discussion was had about the need for the clubs to help with the policing of our pit riding rules and spectator and rider safety in general. This is very important as the liability is a very real threat to our organization as a whole.

We also recognized Ron Thomas and Pete Rose for stepping up to help the clubs run a more constant tech inspection and this does not mean the clubs do not have to supply tech people; they are only there to assist the clubs and make the decision making more consistent.

Motion to adjourn, Alan PearceSecond, Jack TerrellAdjourned 7:45 p.m.

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7 311WC Fernando Barbosa8 101WC Alis Sandulescu9 911WC Joe Carrasquillo10 58WC Luis Alietti11 162WC Jeffrey Rogan12 56WC Carlos Vizzoco

VETERAN A1 79RA Kyle McAfee2 2RA Delmi Molina3 722RA Jessica Patterson4 11RA Eric Berard5 12RA Gustavo Hidalgo6 245RA Andre Bibeau

VETERAN BI 115RB Douglas Watson2 5RB Keith Pelletier3 218RB Derek Tremain4 107RB Brandon Sharff5 926RB Andrew Lake6 529RB Warren Barry7 413RB Kevin Hahn8 33RB Jimmy Eason9 23RB Jason Ennis10 44RB Robert Gross11 8RB Ignacio Laviosa12 320RB Chad Holman13 73RB Ben Reasner14 221RB Larson Erickson

DNF 567RB Vince LoprestiVETERAN C

1 21RC Chad Carlson2 521RC Chris McGuckin3 17RC Randy King4 272RC Ivan Zarak5 74RC Federico Claps6 969RC Facundo Vitale7 102RC Michael Rainey8 57RC Steven Pagley

DNF 6RC Frank GeremiaVINTAGE

1 19WV Donald BahamDNF 70WV Dan Thaler

WOMEN A1 875WA Lacey Nordle2 9YA Deborah Broderick3 1YA Jenn Sheppard

WOMEN B1 117YB Haley Schell2 306YB Kayla Dunkel3 91YB Tyla Faby

WOMEN VET1 111YV Elesa Berard

23 411B Chris Bunnell24 748B Daniel Puszczewicz

DNF 271B Sean DhuyvetterDNF 345B Nathan Collins

SPORTSMN 21 431BX Max Coughlin2 4BX Timothy Campbell3 60BX Cash Jacobs4 331BX Tommy Hill5 84BX David Seitz6 16BX Jeremy Gagen7 708BX Jett Ryll8 169BX Trevor McCabe9 21BX Daniel Hill10 223BX Stuart Dickson

DNF 731BX Justin MackSUP SEN A

1 28WA Scott Curtis2 534WA Dana Gaines3 7WA Daniel White4 52WA Thomas McGinity5 23WA Robert Pierce

DNF 336WA Lance CourtemancheSUP SEN B

1 34WB George Paulsen2 621WB Jeff Wilkinson3 168WB Rob Michaels4 44WB Mike Wilsey5 9WB Erik Barr6 15WB Kevin Vaughan7 101WB Russell Attaway8 828WB Mike Hunter9 8WB Levic Allen10 254WB Aki Polvikoski11 35WB Daniel Holder12 73WB Tim Dalzell13 317WB Euro Mendez

DNF 48WB Jeff MoanDNF 42WB David McArthur

SUP SEN C1 305WCChristopher Leclerc2 15WC Geraldo Dilone3 6WC Charles Fizer4 77WC Roger Lamb5 316WC Mickey Cloninger6 46WC Carl Specht

7 311WC Fernando Barbosa8 101WC Alis Sandulescu9 911WC Joe Carrasquillo10 58WC Luis Alietti11 162WC Jeffrey Rogan12 56WC Carlos Vizzoco

VETERAN A1 79RA Kyle McAfee2 2RA Delmi Molina3 722RA Jessica Patterson4 11RA Eric Berard5 12RA Gustavo Hidalgo6 245RA Andre Bibeau

VETERAN BI 115RB Douglas Watson2 5RB Keith Pelletier3 218RB Derek Tremain4 107RB Brandon Sharff5 926RB Andrew Lake6 529RB Warren Barry7 413RB Kevin Hahn8 33RB Jimmy Eason9 23RB Jason Ennis10 44RB Robert Gross11 8RB Ignacio Laviosa12 320RB Chad Holman13 73RB Ben Reasner14 221RB Larson Erickson

DNF 567RB Vince LoprestiVETERAN C

1 21RC Chad Carlson2 521RC Chris McGuckin3 17RC Randy King4 272RC Ivan Zarak5 74RC Federico Claps6 969RC Facundo Vitale7 102RC Michael Rainey8 57RC Steven Pagley

DNF 6RC Frank GeremiaVINTAGE

1 19WV Donald BahamDNF 70WV Dan Thaler

WOMEN A1 875WA Lacey Nordle2 9YA Deborah Broderick3 1YA Jenn Sheppard

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Hare Scrambles Scores Race 11Place # First Name Last Name

65 GIRLS1 321GG Zoee Geezech2 15GG Allison Lamb3 13GG Kirsten Klucinec4 14GG Kassie Stoner

65A1 74GA Gage Pepin2 13GA Patrick Crory3 700GA Cole Ryll

65B1 38GB Korbin Dinkel2 23GB Corey Pierce3 88GB Joshua Van Rooyen4 4GB Owen Seitz5 40GB Dennis Riggs6 379GB Austin McAfee7 37GB Mattias Peroni

DNF 3GB Trey Whitehead65C

1 13GC Nathan Rodriguez2 26GC Logan Shannon3 45GC Jackson Parks

DNF 3GC Trevor RodriguezA 200

1 164KA Alex Mitz2 815KA Ryan Muchard3 531KA Jordi Garcia4 43KA Jesse Miller5 153KA Ryan Mieszczenski6 21KA Spencer St John7 22KA Andy Wallace

A 2501 58GA Alex Witkowski2 15GA Landon Lynn3 712GA Bryce Koster4 815GA Zack Muchard5 77GA Valen Garrison6 702GA Colton Wilkes7 411GA Jeremy Womble8 529GA Logan Garcia9 6GA Chris Durrance10 123GA Fernando Davila

A OPEN1 19YA Dylan Rash2 7YA Giuliano Rolandi3 23YA Joshua Hickey4 25YA Marty Hickey Jr5 313YA Sergio Santana Jr6 522YA Jason Hood7 353YA Jason Frank8 893YA Tanner Hughes

AA1 217AA Garrett Edmisten2 300AA Luke Parsons3 91AA Scott Gawler Jr.4 56AA Shawn Clark

B 2001 20KB Dakota Nix2 153KB Alyssa Mieszczenski3 144KB Billy Cassidy4 10KB Dillon Moyer

B 2501 150GB William Sharff2 35GB Jeffrey Ackermannn3 511GB Kyle Turnis4 158GB Ethan Fitzgerald5 21GB Matt Esola6 88GB Clayton Edmondson7 10GB David Kumanchik8 91GB Anthony Demichael9 361GB Matt Daugherty10 223GB Chad Fizer11 72GB Kent Ashby

DNF 32GB Garrett DavidB OPEN

1 625YB Michael Hall2 15YB Nathan Moir3 161YB Joshua Titsworth4 101YB Victor Stanger5 271YB Tyler Miller6 22YB Jordan Pernini7 615YB Todd Decker8 27YB Bryan Faby9 113YB Joe Lombard10 469YB Kevin Versace11 7YB Jeff Marinko12 8YB Dave Wagner13 14YB Mark Strong14 247YB Jacob Barrow15 365YB Russell Nielsen

BEGINNERS

1 550W Chris Fladie2 725W Erwin Ziegler3 24W Noel Brower4 163W Riley Chatfield5 18W Brian Birdwell6 43W Matt Rinaldi7 20W Christian Ferreyra8 6W Parker Cloninger9 76W Marcos Gonella10 714W Steve Vento Sr11 262W Jose Hane12 202W Juan Ferreyra13 30W Mo Garcia

DNF 66W Cody MulhollandDNF 97W Garrett RoznowskiDNF 309W Sean MurphyDNF 987W Luis Balaguer

C 2001 74KC Cole Simon2 368KC Brady Correia3 181KC Patrick Burton4 187KC Cody Rodrigue5 700KC Tony Carrasquillo6 111KC Larry Adams

DNF 424KC Hayden FabacherDNF 117KC Chris LaliberteDNF 808KC Connor Dalzell

C 2501 8GC Jeremy Burkey2 722GC Justin Bond3 199GC Daniel Perez4 115GC Jose Mendez5 77GC Steve Santana6 757GC John Masson7 15GC Cody Simon8 515GC Bradley Pettenger9 921GC Zach Hollingsworth

DNF 11GC Kyle WilliamsDNF 91GC Andrea DiStefanoDNF 303GC Andres CalderonDNF 394GC Daniel Dunson

C OPEN1 311YC Matias Opazo2 885YC Fernando Ferreyra3 812YC Charles Michell4 98YC Stephen Dallas5 78YC Michael Adams6 19YC Reinaldo Prieto7 11YC AJ Stagg8 711YC Maykel Penalver9 7YC Miguel Caorsi10 800YC Ian Bain11 156YC William Hiley12 10YC Trevor Shannon

DNF 155YC Pier ArbiniDNF 47YC Sebastian BalazDNF 628YC Thomas Nielson

CLASS 661 110KX Kenny Brown2 53KX Roger Allen

DNF 5KX Bill GarrettEVO A

1 111YA Cole Barrett2 31YA Craig Wilder3 547YA Brian Dinkel

EVO B1 42YB Doug Howard2 96YB James Brumbaugh3 913YB John Hawkins4 78YB Frank Gamperl5 229YB Art Whitney6 963YB Clay Levell7 77YB Kai Strauch8 23YB Shannon Levell

EVO SEN A1 21GA Jerry Curtis2 14GA Bo Tillman3 18GA Bill Crenshaw

EVO SEN B1 24GB William St Laurent2 71GB Dario Mazzitelli3 44GB Bill Jenkins Jr4 52GB Michael Stephens5 5GB Charles Colon6 61GB Joe Rieszer Sr7 30GB Robert Wilder8 28GB Thomas Miller

DNF 40GB Ernest MoodyGOLD MAS A

1 2KA Calvin Smith2 9KA Steven Krutsinger

GOLD MAS B

1 54KB Glenn Mousette2 18KB Glenn Knox

DNF 6KB Stuart BradowDNF 1KB Bruce Steinberger

JR GIRLS1 10KG Emma Chambers2 498KG Alexis Puszczewicz

JUNIOR A1 28KA Jesse Ansley2 135KA Jamie Baskerville3 411KA Jordan Leftwich4 709KA Jack Langford5 22KA Travis Hickey6 24KA Gabriel Rodriguez7 129KA Kody Gamperl

JUNIOR B1 18KB J.C. Crenshaw2 82KB Brandon Gallo3 41KB Beau Smith4 10KB Dennis Mullen5 218KB Cody Weiss6 777KB Kyle Boyle7 40KB Anthony Depietto8 151KB Cameron Beebe9 15KB Tyler Boris10 129KB Jack Wilbur11 45KB Chandler Hill12 4KB Zion Steindl

JUNIOR C1 827KC Cody Stewart2 40KC Wyatt Wilsey3 21KC Michael Wise4 99KC Cody Paulsen5 52KC Matthew Batchie6 70KC Zach White7 4KC Christian Frierson8 27KC Samuel Johnson9 713KC Garrett Willis10 181KC Cameron McNeill11 911KC Russell Kitner12 18KC Maxx Andres13 151KC Zach Andres14 34KC Luke Harwood15 277KC Erick Miller16 112KC Hunter Peyser17 11KC Conrad Dawson

18 444KC Christian HigginsDNF 121KC Jonathan Goens

MASTER A1 911BA Scott Gawler2 792BA Chris McDonald3 17BA Roger Davis4 24BA William St Laurent5 815BA Mike Muchard

DNF 4BA Tommy ThompsonDNF 65BA Will Hardin

MASTER B1 29BB Kevin Piccola2 68BB Kai Ramadan3 5BB Britt Hissong4 953BB Ken Stephenson5 141BB Glenn Peskar6 9BB John Smulan7 89BB John Kersey8 71BB Willie Simon9 701BB Kevin Neff10 60BB Lou Tunno

DNF 111BB David ThompsonMASTER C

1 61BC Angel Mendez2 928BC Bob Rose3 419BC Chuck Matthews4 21BC John Ryll5 52BC Mark Young6 28BC Scott McIntosh7 30BC Thomas Glancy8 39BC Max Griffin9 212BC Bruce Brown

MINI A1 102WA Jack Chambers2 17WA Cole Williams3 54WA Jonathan Fitzgerald4 30WA Alex Lugar5 300WA Dylan Jones6 115WA Joseph Gallo7 16WA Conor Crory8 112WA Hunter Rich9 522WA Logan Lanier10 585WA Bobby Munro

DNF 609WA Devan SchmidtMINI B

1 213WB Daniel Cyr2 26WB Colin Nix3 10WB Jacob Berard4 35WB Julia Cone5 328WB Logan Stewart6 13WB Aiden Klucinec7 121WB Austin Dickson8 3WB Trey Rossignol9 8WB Kent Michaels10 11WB Evan Berard11 444WB Gavin Flanigan

MINI C1 30WC Justin Dinkel2 131WC Franco Ferreryra3 111WC Dalton Sargent4 35WC Kayla Cone5 279WC Ethan McAfee6 49WC Trevor Riley7 55WC Justin Short8 51WC Connor Pelt9 455WC Nathan Murphy10 219WC Dalton Langdon11 555WC Steve Vento Jr

DNF 100WC Alec PeyserMINI GIRLS

1 12WG Caitlin Crory2 916WG Abigail Baumgartner3 713WG Payton Willis

PEEWEE A1 199WA Raymond Coburn2 42WA Dawson Baker3 148WA Jimmy Moore4 45WA Gunner Williams5 105WA Mika Lonsdale6 986WA Trace Kopka

PEEWEE B1 101WB Logan Crawford2 30WB Jack Sessions3 15WB Tyler Lamb4 25WB Matthew McCarta5 713WB Ryder Willis

PEEWEE C1 84WC Ashton Shannon2 15WC Devyn Jenkins3 308WC Lauren Golden4 116WC Seth DeFilippis5 24WC Colten Shives

3 23YA Joshua Hickey4 25YA Marty Hickey Jr5 313YA Sergio Santana Jr6 522YA Jason Hood7 353YA Jason Frank8 893YA Tanner Hughes

AA1 217AA Garrett Edmisten2 300AA Luke Parsons3 91AA Scott Gawler Jr.4 56AA Shawn Clark

B 2001 20KB Dakota Nix2 153KB Alyssa Mieszczenski3 144KB Billy Cassidy4 10KB Dillon Moyer

B 2501 150GB William Sharff2 35GB Jeffrey Ackermannn3 511GB Kyle Turnis4 158GB Ethan Fitzgerald5 21GB Matt Esola6 88GB Clayton Edmondson7 10GB David Kumanchik8 91GB Anthony Demichael9 361GB Matt Daugherty10 223GB Chad Fizer11 72GB Kent Ashby

DNF 32GB Garrett DavidB OPEN

1 625YB Michael Hall2 15YB Nathan Moir3 161YB Joshua Titsworth4 101YB Victor Stanger5 271YB Tyler Miller6 22YB Jordan Pernini7 615YB Todd Decker8 27YB Bryan Faby9 113YB Joe Lombard10 469YB Kevin Versace11 7YB Jeff Marinko12 8YB Dave Wagner13 14YB Mark Strong14 247YB Jacob Barrow15 365YB Russell Nielsen

BEGINNERS

5 78YC Michael Adams6 19YC Reinaldo Prieto7 11YC AJ Stagg8 711YC Maykel Penalver9 7YC Miguel Caorsi10 800YC Ian Bain11 156YC William Hiley12 10YC Trevor Shannon

DNF 155YC Pier ArbiniDNF 47YC Sebastian BalazDNF 628YC Thomas Nielson

CLASS 661 110KX Kenny Brown2 53KX Roger Allen

DNF 5KX Bill GarrettEVO A

1 111YA Cole Barrett2 31YA Craig Wilder3 547YA Brian Dinkel

EVO B1 42YB Doug Howard2 96YB James Brumbaugh3 913YB John Hawkins4 78YB Frank Gamperl5 229YB Art Whitney6 963YB Clay Levell7 77YB Kai Strauch8 23YB Shannon Levell

EVO SEN A1 21GA Jerry Curtis2 14GA Bo Tillman3 18GA Bill Crenshaw

EVO SEN B1 24GB William St Laurent2 71GB Dario Mazzitelli3 44GB Bill Jenkins Jr4 52GB Michael Stephens5 5GB Charles Colon6 61GB Joe Rieszer Sr7 30GB Robert Wilder8 28GB Thomas Miller

DNF 40GB Ernest MoodyGOLD MAS A

1 2KA Calvin Smith2 9KA Steven Krutsinger

GOLD MAS B

18 444KC Christian HigginsDNF 121KC Jonathan Goens

MASTER A1 911BA Scott Gawler2 792BA Chris McDonald3 17BA Roger Davis4 24BA William St Laurent5 815BA Mike Muchard

DNF 4BA Tommy ThompsonDNF 65BA Will Hardin

MASTER B1 29BB Kevin Piccola2 68BB Kai Ramadan3 5BB Britt Hissong4 953BB Ken Stephenson5 141BB Glenn Peskar6 9BB John Smulan7 89BB John Kersey8 71BB Willie Simon9 701BB Kevin Neff10 60BB Lou Tunno

DNF 111BB David ThompsonMASTER C

1 61BC Angel Mendez2 928BC Bob Rose3 419BC Chuck Matthews4 21BC John Ryll5 52BC Mark Young6 28BC Scott McIntosh7 30BC Thomas Glancy8 39BC Max Griffin9 212BC Bruce Brown

MINI A1 102WA Jack Chambers2 17WA Cole Williams3 54WA Jonathan Fitzgerald4 30WA Alex Lugar5 300WA Dylan Jones6 115WA Joseph Gallo7 16WA Conor Crory8 112WA Hunter Rich9 522WA Logan Lanier10 585WA Bobby Munro

DNF 609WA Devan SchmidtMINI B

1 213WB Daniel Cyr

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11 15WC Michael Stewart12 72WC Tyson Marx13 21WC Brandon Laurenza14 177WC Alan Ferritto

DNF 54WC Justen TraivesoDNF 33WC Tommy Warner

QD SUP PWA1 11GA Dylan Walraven2 200GA Mikayla Hayes3 40GA Dylan Terango4 333GA Trey Gomez III5 100GA Ryan Cain6 2GA Beau Swann7 125GA Jackson Parks8 816GA Sebastian Salgado9 140GA Justin Bartlett

QD SUP PWB1 918GB Dylan Doyle2 22GB PJ Rank3 1GB Trey Whitehead4 79GB Jessica Catterton5 12GB Ethan Davis6 831GB Madison Snider7 3GB Teaghan Whitehead8 707GB Caleb Attaway9 100GB Rian Anderson10 919GB Cameron Doyle

QD SUP SR1 925KX Ron Johnson2 3KX Robert Novak3 13KX John Ellison


1 990WX Zac Zakawski2 99WX Jim Cain3 2WX Michael Rhoden4 794WX Dustin Mathiesen

QD WOM VET1 8BV Angie Ladouceur

QUAD +301 21R Matthew Cameron2 91R Jeffrey Vlasin3 12R Gary Blocker4 200R James Hayes5 45R Colt Taylor6 54R Raul Chacon Sr

2 26WB Colin Nix3 10WB Jacob Berard4 35WB Julia Cone5 328WB Logan Stewart6 13WB Aiden Klucinec7 121WB Austin Dickson8 3WB Trey Rossignol9 8WB Kent Michaels10 11WB Evan Berard11 444WB Gavin Flanigan

MINI C1 30WC Justin Dinkel2 131WC Franco Ferreryra3 111WC Dalton Sargent4 35WC Kayla Cone5 279WC Ethan McAfee6 49WC Trevor Riley7 55WC Justin Short8 51WC Connor Pelt9 455WC Nathan Murphy10 219WC Dalton Langdon11 555WC Steve Vento Jr

DNF 100WC Alec PeyserMINI GIRLS

1 12WG Caitlin Crory2 916WG Abigail Baumgartner3 713WG Payton Willis

PEEWEE A1 199WA Raymond Coburn2 42WA Dawson Baker3 148WA Jimmy Moore4 45WA Gunner Williams5 105WA Mika Lonsdale6 986WA Trace Kopka

PEEWEE B1 101WB Logan Crawford2 30WB Jack Sessions3 15WB Tyler Lamb4 25WB Matthew McCarta5 713WB Ryder Willis

PEEWEE C1 84WC Ashton Shannon2 15WC Devyn Jenkins3 308WC Lauren Golden4 116WC Seth DeFilippis5 24WC Colten Shives6 76WC Bryan Dillinger7 321WC Nevaeh Grzech8 10WC Sean Haskell9 7WC Ryder Faby10 306WC Sara Golden11 17WC Braylen Scarberry

PLUS 301 626W Jaco Wolmarans2 955W Jeremi Smith3 8W Joey Medina Jr4 9W Ryan Steffey5 183W Dustin Morgan6 161W Sean Daugherty

PRE-MODERN1 79R Kyle McAfee2 2R Delmi Molina3 115R Landon Lynn4 100R Jacob Gilliam5 15R James Matheson6 32R Robert Pierce7 195R Dwayne Ausley8 712R Bryce Koster9 25R John Fuchs10 6R Daniel White

QD B OPEN1 88WB Justin Blanton2 10WB Neil Destefano3 927WB Nathan Johnson4 39WB Justin Brock5 99WB Richard Catterton6 616WB Ted Braun7 19WB Nick Lacaze8 818WB Cecil Riner9 333WB Phillip Ziegler

DNF 111WB Justin HillQD C OPEN

1 5WC Braedon Santella2 199WC Chandler Olson3 828WC Tony Edwards4 23WC Matthew Koss5 22WC Ricardo Santini6 118WC Jason Johnson7 44WC Alfredo Palacio8 812WC Lucas Nieto9 29WC AJ Theron10 82WC Chris Lassen11 15WC Michael Stewart12 72WC Tyson Marx13 21WC Brandon Laurenza14 177WC Alan Ferritto

DNF 54WC Justen TraivesoDNF 33WC Tommy Warner

QD SUP PWA1 11GA Dylan Walraven2 200GA Mikayla Hayes3 40GA Dylan Terango4 333GA Trey Gomez III5 100GA Ryan Cain6 2GA Beau Swann7 125GA Jackson Parks8 816GA Sebastian Salgado9 140GA Justin Bartlett

QD SUP PWB1 918GB Dylan Doyle2 22GB PJ Rank3 1GB Trey Whitehead4 79GB Jessica Catterton5 12GB Ethan Davis6 831GB Madison Snider7 3GB Teaghan Whitehead8 707GB Caleb Attaway9 100GB Rian Anderson10 919GB Cameron Doyle

QD SUP SR1 925KX Ron Johnson2 3KX Robert Novak3 13KX John Ellison


1 990WX Zac Zakawski2 99WX Jim Cain3 2WX Michael Rhoden4 794WX Dustin Mathiesen

QD WOM VET1 8BV Angie Ladouceur

QUAD +301 21R Matthew Cameron2 91R Jeffrey Vlasin3 12R Gary Blocker4 200R James Hayes5 45R Colt Taylor6 54R Raul Chacon Sr

QUAD 0-4001 7Y Jeff Marinko2 8Y Billy Cassidy3 602Y Parker Merrill

QUAD A1 63WA Jimmy Tyson2 332WA Michael Relyea3 21WA Jason Lyons

QUAD AA1 47AA Cody Ellison2 90AA Randy Goulette

QUAD JR1 318W Hunter Hart2 701W Joshua Jeffreys3 2W Jadin Storey4 112W Abigail Streetman5 33W Tre Seiffert6 521W Wyatt Salyers7 4W Logan Sheer8 22W Rebecca Catterton9 321W Bryanne Parks

DNF 9W Cole MarxQUAD MAST

1 23G David Morrell2 18G Doug Blanton3 1G Mike Ferguson4 33G Bob Brown5 2G Steve Johnson6 52G Kike Quispe

DNF 14G Ignacio TraviesoDNF 777G Keith KnaussDNF 3G Robert Catterton Jr

QUAD PWA1 105WA Mika Lonsdale2 14WA Austin Bartlett3 28WA Adam Rumisek


QUAD SR1 5K Robert Santella2 9K John Plankey3 3K James Sheer4 8K Paul Ladouceur5 1K Frank Storey

QUAD 0-4001 7Y Jeff Marinko2 8Y Billy Cassidy3 602Y Parker Merrill

QUAD A1 63WA Jimmy Tyson2 332WA Michael Relyea3 21WA Jason Lyons

QUAD AA1 47AA Cody Ellison2 90AA Randy Goulette

QUAD JR1 318W Hunter Hart2 701W Joshua Jeffreys3 2W Jadin Storey4 112W Abigail Streetman5 33W Tre Seiffert6 521W Wyatt Salyers7 4W Logan Sheer8 22W Rebecca Catterton9 321W Bryanne Parks

DNF 9W Cole MarxQUAD MAST

1 23G David Morrell2 18G Doug Blanton3 1G Mike Ferguson4 33G Bob Brown5 2G Steve Johnson6 52G Kike Quispe

DNF 14G Ignacio TraviesoDNF 777G Keith KnaussDNF 3G Robert Catterton Jr

QUAD PWA1 105WA Mika Lonsdale2 14WA Austin Bartlett3 28WA Adam Rumisek


QUAD SR1 5K Robert Santella2 9K John Plankey3 3K James Sheer4 8K Paul Ladouceur5 1K Frank Storey6 640K Mike Fanelli7 69K Gustavo Montoya

DNF 27K Eric MullenDNF 521K Bill Salyers

QUAD VET1 428RV Daniel Aitken2 85RV Michael Hubbard3 77RV Duncan Doyle4 218RV Derek Lovell5 8RV Robert Hoffman

QUAD WOMEN1 99B Hanna Plankey2 722B Whitney Poole

SENIOR A1 11GA Joslie Cutillas2 7GA Guillermo Rinaldi3 851GA Shawn Fortin4 305GA Jason Sessions5 214GA Barry Miller6 90GA Shawn Norton

DNF 53GA Jason BlankenshipSENIOR B

1 21GB Jorge Colon2 32GB Curtis Bell3 214GB Eric Ellin4 5GB Scott Lamb5 420GB Mark Prenoveau6 69GB Jorge Rivera7 665GB Greg Solis8 491GB James Aeckerle9 70GB John White

DNF 50GB Stephen MorrisDNF 33GB Chuck OrcuttDNF 39GB John Garris

SENIOR C1 50GC Nate Ingram2 153GC David Mieszczenski3 204GC Brian Hannah4 101GC Chad Titsworth5 10GC Mariano Alvaro6 39GC Jakub Debiec7 957GC Rudy Epperhart8 813GC Andrew DeFilippis9 928GC David Chorazak10 36GC Richard Dickinson11 314GC David Andres12 41GC Eric Sanders13 741GC Jason Kismarton14 117GC Cade Easley

DNF 421GC Dennis LairdDNF 3GC Carlos Amoedo

SIL MAST A1 17SA Elmar Kruza2 8SA Richard Burleson3 32SA David Hill4 37SA Craig Lindsley5 10SA Glenn Hunt6 115SA Mark Bordelon7 92SA Michael Smith

SIL MAST B1 102SB Robert D Angelo2 22SB Mitch Silverstein3 67SB Mark Cronk4 2SB William Barrow5 317SB Mike Pakledinaz6 6SB Eduardo Garcia

DNF 113SB Steven MaherDNF 46SB Scott HowellDNF 166SB John Smolinka

SPORTSMN 11 71B Seth Rodgers2 42B David Hunt3 861B Patrick Jones4 911B Russell P Kitner5 26B Joe Gagen6 129B Jon Wilbur7 35B George Stewart8 168B Kyle Bryan9 18B William Drumm10 92B Chris Stewart11 151B Mark Beebe12 315B David Munro13 169B Jaroslav Komprda14 68B Stan Blahacek15 87B Austin Dinkel16 49B Michael Gagen17 868B Michael Moran18 177B Eugene Miller19 808B Mark Sohaney20 625B Jason Brunderman21 11B Alton Snellgrove22 849B James Hill Jr

12 41GC Eric Sanders13 741GC Jason Kismarton14 117GC Cade Easley

DNF 421GC Dennis LairdDNF 3GC Carlos Amoedo

SIL MAST A1 17SA Elmar Kruza2 8SA Richard Burleson3 32SA David Hill4 37SA Craig Lindsley5 10SA Glenn Hunt6 115SA Mark Bordelon7 92SA Michael Smith

SIL MAST B1 102SB Robert D Angelo2 22SB Mitch Silverstein3 67SB Mark Cronk4 2SB William Barrow5 317SB Mike Pakledinaz6 6SB Eduardo Garcia

DNF 113SB Steven MaherDNF 46SB Scott HowellDNF 166SB John Smolinka

SPORTSMN 11 71B Seth Rodgers2 42B David Hunt3 861B Patrick Jones4 911B Russell P Kitner5 26B Joe Gagen6 129B Jon Wilbur7 35B George Stewart8 168B Kyle Bryan9 18B William Drumm10 92B Chris Stewart11 151B Mark Beebe12 315B David Munro13 169B Jaroslav Komprda14 68B Stan Blahacek15 87B Austin Dinkel16 49B Michael Gagen17 868B Michael Moran18 177B Eugene Miller19 808B Mark Sohaney20 625B Jason Brunderman21 11B Alton Snellgrove22 849B James Hill Jr23 411B Chris Bunnell24 748B Daniel Puszczewicz

DNF 271B Sean DhuyvetterDNF 345B Nathan Collins

SPORTSMN 21 431BX Max Coughlin2 4BX Timothy Campbell3 60BX Cash Jacobs4 331BX Tommy Hill5 84BX David Seitz6 16BX Jeremy Gagen7 708BX Jett Ryll8 169BX Trevor McCabe9 21BX Daniel Hill10 223BX Stuart Dickson

DNF 731BX Justin MackSUP SEN A

1 28WA Scott Curtis2 534WA Dana Gaines3 7WA Daniel White4 52WA Thomas McGinity5 23WA Robert Pierce

DNF 336WA Lance CourtemancheSUP SEN B

1 34WB George Paulsen2 621WB Jeff Wilkinson3 168WB Rob Michaels4 44WB Mike Wilsey5 9WB Erik Barr6 15WB Kevin Vaughan7 101WB Russell Attaway8 828WB Mike Hunter9 8WB Levic Allen10 254WB Aki Polvikoski11 35WB Daniel Holder12 73WB Tim Dalzell13 317WB Euro Mendez

DNF 48WB Jeff MoanDNF 42WB David McArthur

SUP SEN C1 305WCChristopher Leclerc2 15WC Geraldo Dilone3 6WC Charles Fizer4 77WC Roger Lamb5 316WC Mickey Cloninger6 46WC Carl Specht


“i definitely like riding a two stroke in the woods. i don’t think i could ride a four stroke in the woods. Gotta be a two stroke, for sure. ” - aW

JS: What’s the biggest challenges?AW: The biggest challenge is racing on Saturday night and then driving to race on Sunday because I wanted to finish out both (FTR and flat track) seasons. I’m the driver, the rider, the mechanic. I do everything.

JS: Who (else) does that?AW: Nobody that I see. You really don’t know until you’ve tried it. Most people travel far and get there on Saturday and race on Sunday where I’m traveling far to race on Saturday to travel far to race on Sunday. JS: I’ve seen a lot of the younger flat track racers coming over and asking you what tire pressure you’re running or what gearing. They really look up to you. AW: I always love helping people out and giving people advice, seeing the sport grow. Flat track here in Florida has definitely grown since I started. It’s pretty cool having one big family just at a little circle track.

JS: What are your weaknesses?AW: That’s a good question. I really can’t say I have too many weaknesses. I try not to let stuff bring me down and try to stay positive no matter what the outcome is, from not making mains to whatever.

JS: What about strengths? AW: You just gotta want it. You can’t let stuff get in your way. The most important skill I would say is being able to work on my bike and get stuff done when it needs to be done because if I had to take it to a shop and pay for it to get done, then I wouldn’t be where I am today because I don’t have the money to do that.

JS: Who has been your biggest help or influence? AW: Brad Baker. He currently rides for Factory Harley-Davidson and is national number 6 and Kevin Atherton who also rode for Factory Harley-Davidson from 1989 to 2003. (Andy wears Kevin’s national number 23 helmet when he races flat track.)

JS: How’d you meet Brad Baker? AW: I just rode up on his trailer on my mountain bike at Savannah one year and ended up being his mechanic at Daytona for rounds 1 and 2. Brad does a lot for the sport in today’s world of flat tracking. It’s getting better everyday with the races available to go race. Not just media wise. There are outlaw races popping up everywhere.

JS: Which do you like better: woods or flat track?AW: The flat track races, it’s easier to meet your competitors and actually hang out and get to talk to people and learn what they’re learning. It’s just the whole format of having practice and then heat races. It’s like, when I’m not racing, I’m watching my friends race - my friends are my competitors, too. With trail riding, you don’t get to watch your friends win a race and then you go out and they watch you win a race and then you meet in the main. I can’t pick one over the other because I like all of them. I do.

JS: How much does the setup play into your results?AW: It’s crucial. There’s so many things you can do to your suspensions to tire pressures to the wheel base to the swing arm angle to the gearing.

JS: Do you think it matters more in flat track?

AW: Oh, yeah, it does. In the woods, it depends what bike you have. If you have a small bike and you gotta run a specific gearing because the bike won’t pull it.

JS: So, what’s your sprocket range for flat track?AW: I’d say like a 38- to a 54-tooth.

JS: What’s your ideal machine?

AW: For flat tracking, it would definitely be a Honda CRF450, which I have. In the woods, a KTM 200 or 300. I don’t have one yet but eventually I will have one. [Editor’s note: By press time, Andy had his KTM200.]

JS: I noticed you were competing in the King of the Woods rounds. What do you think of that idea?AW: It’s definitely pretty cool. I wanted to try and finish on top and get the helmet but maybe next year. I really didn’t even know I was in the running until three rounds into it and then I was just having fun.

JS: What are you looking forward to next?AW: The day when I get a 750 Harley-Davidson flat tracker and I get to hold it wide open on a mile. That will be the day.

JS: What’s your favorite FTR track? AW: Samsula is my favorite Hare Scrambles place because it’s always wet. Something about the mud, I love.

JS: Anyone you want to thank? AW: My sponsors: Tom at Orange Cycle Parts, Chuck Orcutt (of Orcutt’s Tree Service) for not only being a friend and a boss because if it wasn’t for him then I probably wouldn’t have the money to go do everything I’ve wanted to do in the past 11 years, 53 Graphics, Woody Kyle Racing for helping me out with my motors and getting me set up, Thunder McHaffie who owns the Built Brand Clothing company, Goodwin Racing. Brad Baker and Kevin Atherton for telling me all the information before I get to the track because to be able to be good you have to know the setup when you get there.

JS: Anything else you want to say? AW: Anything’s possible if you put your mind to it. Get it done and don’t give up. You can’t do it sitting at home.

JS: Thank you, Andy. §

“The biggesT challenge is

Racing on saTuRDay nighT

anD Then DRiving To Race on

sunDay because i wanTeD To

Finish ouT boTh seasons.

i’M The DRiveR, The RiDeR, The

Mechanic. i Do eveRyThing.”

- AW

4 1Florida Trail riders Magazine @FTrMoTo #FTrMoTo april/May 2015I think I beat the B class by like 15 minutes or something crazy. I started enjoying woods riding more and more as I moved up through the classes.

JS: Were you hooked after that? AW: I like all aspects of riding. All disciplines, I guess you would say.

JS: Why did you start racing flat track? AW: I got started racing flat track after I met Charlie Shepherd in Crystal River where I live. He said come to Ocala and race his 450 DTX bike.

JS: What’s a DTX bike? AW: A motocross version bike converted to a flat tracker with a 19-inch front tire and no front brakes. My first race was in the Open Amateur class. I raced against Joshua Day, a pro street bike kid. It was his first time racing it, too, and he was winning so pulled off after the white flag. I think because he felt bad; he was an AMA pro guy who just came for fun so I pulled off, too. I was so focused on his rear tire.

JS: That’s funny. Then what happened? AW: David Hill at Orange Cycle Parts told me that he was going to put me on his framer to make sure I came to the next race. He told me he saw potential in me and my second race I’m racing against Kenny Coolbeth (Jr. He’s national number 2 and the winningest racer in AMA Pro Flat Track.)

JS: When did you start riding Enduros?AW: My first Enduro was Croom and I remember whatever year it was because Jaco (Wolmarans) broke his foot. Probably three or four years ago.I definitely like the resets because it gives me a little break; you know, to help yourself get re-situated.

JS: What do you like better? AW: I would say I do better in Hare Scrambles only because I think every time I go do an Enduro, I never pre-enter so I’m always in the back so I have to fight through all the people that are quitting – people that are straight giving up. I gotta get through all those people.

JS: A few weeks ago at the Samsula Enduro, you caught your first A 200 win. How was that? AW: It was tough. Super tight trees. My back tire started falling apart. No traction on a 125. I still think flat tracking’s tougher. It may seem easier but at the end of the day, go out there and

“Anything’s possible if you put your mind to it. Get it done and don’t give up. You can’t do it sitting at home. ” - andy Wallace

try it. It’s tough.

JS: Why do still you ride a 125?AW: It’s light. It’s easy to ride. I just kind of fell into the bike and I was like, “That’s gonna be my woods bike.”I definitely like riding a two stroke in the woods. I don’t think I could ride a four stroke in the woods. Gotta be a two stroke, for sure.

JS: I believe you’re the only FTR member who also races professional flat track. This year at Bike Week, you also raced the Endurocross before rounds 1 and 2 of the AMA Pro Flat Track at Daytona? AW: It was a lot to put on myself, for sure, but I just wanted to try to make it happen. It was pretty stressful on myself but I was willing. I just always had a dream being a kid of being a motorcycle racer. (Andy is the 2014 Southern Dirt Track Association Series Pro Singles and Pro-Am Singles Champion in addition to the 2013 SDTA Rookie of the Year.)

JS: You said once that racing flat track is like having the holeshot the whole time?AW: Well, pretty much the whole race it’s either you’re getting passed or

you’re doing the passing the whole race. It’s not like you can just run away with it and keep going because they’re still right behind you. You go to look back and they’re right there. Even though you’re in the lead, you make one mistake, the race is over because they don’t stop. They throw cautions and I had to tell myself because before when I would see the yellow flag, I would want to let off and slow down because there was a downed rider. I figured it was safer to go slower; it was just instinct of somebody going down and looking out for them, but it took me quite a few races to when I see a yellow flat to ignore it. That’s pretty much what you gotta do. The race is still going on even when there’s somebody down. If they’re not in the race line and it’s safe for the race to continue, then yeah.

JS: The difference between first and 40th is usually, like, half a second or something, right?AW: It’s tight. It’s the tightest racing I’ve ever been in. But I think that made me a better all around rider, for sure.

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Editor’s note: i first spotted Andy Wallace at the Bartow hare scrambles earlier this season. Actually, it was his flat track bike that caught my eye as i wondered, “What’s that thing doing here?” i noticed some other people jocking “the framer,” too. i learned later that Andy drove from savannah, Georgia the night before to make it to Bartow just before sunrise. “i think it was like 6.5 hours,” he said. “i don’t think i slept at all.” he finished third in A 200 that day. from there, he introduced me to professional flat track racing and his love of riding anything on two wheels. After Andy won the A 200 class at this year’s samsula Enduro, i decided to find out what keeps him going, what he’s looking forward to next and if he prefers keeping it sideways more than racing in the woods.

JS: Where are you from originally? AW: Bonne Terre, Missouri. We used to go to St. Joe (State Park in Park Hill, Missouri.)

JS: What was your first motorcycle experience? AW: At the motocross track in Missouri with my best friend Cory Bohn. I couldn’t even use the clutch or anything but I rode BMX trails for as long as I can remember. I’m still pretty good at it.

JS: When you moved to Florida, you kept riding motocross?AW: Well, I met my friend Sean Daugherty at the Mini O’s in 2007. (Andy finished 8th overall in 450

Open C.) Sean was doing the whole mechanic thing. He wanted me to go do the Brooksville race with him. That was my first FTR race and I got a flat tire but I kept riding it. I rode with a rear flat the whole time and think I finished seventh or something. I was on my 450 so it had to have been like C Open with the yellow backgrounds. It was a challenge. I really didn’t know what I was getting myself into. I took a break, blew my bike up, then I got my 125 that I have now. I went back into the C class and won my first C 200 race and then I moved to B class. I think I won two or three of the B classes and I could have stayed in but I decided to move up myself because I just felt like it was the right thing. I felt as fast as them.

“the most important skill i would say is being able to work on my bike and get stuff done because if i had to take it to a shop and pay for it to get done, then i wouldn’t be where i am today because i don’t have the money to do that. ” - andy Wallace

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