
SCFTA Round 1
February 16th, 2013
Photos by Janice Blunt
Article by Jamey Blunt

#558 Brandon Watters won both the Vintage 2stk 250cc Novice and Open Novice Main events
both Saturday and Sunday. Making him a four main event winner! His fastest lap of the
weekend was 15.72 seconds which came on Sunday in the 250cc class...(Tim Watters
is behind Brandon)

#35 Tim Watters won the Senior Novice +50 main on Sunday
and the Vintage 360 2stk Novice on Saturday. His fastest lap was
16.58 seconds.

#22 Jimmy Gillan won the Open Amateur main event on Sunday,
but finished second to Paul Herman Saturday night. Gillan's fastest
lap time was 15.60 seconds.

#88 Jim Rosa won Sunday's Vet +35 main event and took second place
in Saturday night's final and sits as the points leader of the class after the
first two rounds. Rosa's fastest lap was 15.20 seconds, fast enough to put him
in the Pro race as well....

#2 Joe Pape stayed on a Triumph to start the 2013 season and traded wins with Tom Ferguson
in the Classic Vintage 500-750 class. Pape's fastest lap was 16.42 seconds...

#12e Jeff Lessley won four main events over the opening weekend
at Perris capturing both the Senior Vet +50 Expert class and the
Vintage 2stk 360cc Expert class with a fatest lap time of 15.39 seconds...

#26 Dylan Morin rode his father's old Norton in the Vintage 750cc class.
He had mechanical gremlins Saturday night but came back Sunday with the victory.
Dylan also came through the field in the Pro class to finish in sixth place
both days. All in all a good weekend.

National #98 Kayl Kolkman had a fastest lap of 14.74 seconds
over the weekend. Kolkman was smooth but could never seem
to work his way any higher than fourth Saturday night and a fifth
in Sunday's main event.....

National #54 Mikey Rush was on hand at Perris and took a solid
third in Saturday night's pro main event, then backed it up with a
second place finish in Sunday's Pro final. Rush's best lap was a 14.70!

At just four years old Colin Petton is a veteran and class champion.
For 2013 he showed up with a new bike.....

National #17 Henry Wiles is always a threat. At Perris Wiles raced a
borrowed bike from Alex Wood to finish fifth on Saturday and a very close
third on Sunday in the Pro main events. Wiles fastest lap was a 14.77 which he
turned on Saturday night....

National #12 Brad Baker was fast all weekend.... Baker led every lap
of each twenty lap pro main event and posted the overall fastest lap
time of the weekend at 14.55 seconds! Baker remains undefeated at
Perris... Look out Daytona he has to be a favorite...

Lucas Oil's #68 Gary Lane stepped it up this year winning both
rounds in the Premier Senior Class, for riders over the age of
seventy.... YES seventy!!!!! Lane's fastest lap was a 16.22 seconds....
He also won the 360cc 2stk Novice Class as well....

Pro class Champion #43 Ajay Hateley seemed to struggle both
days, finishing tenth on Saturday and tenth on Sunday, even trying
two different bikes. None the less he's always fun to watch!!!!

The class champion for the Super Senior +60 #4 Vince Graves
didn't disappoint. Graves won both rounds main events with a
fastest lap time of 15.32 seconds.. #67z is Robert Rundle who finished
third on Sunday.

#47 Joe Steffen hasn't raced in over a year! But by Sunday's round
it all came back, Steffen showed style of old taking the victory in the
Bomber main event with a fastest lap time of 15.56 seconds....

#82e Travis Petton the 2nd was sick at Perris but still managed to show
his back side to the Bomber Class on Saturday. However Sunday was another story
as the flu was taking it's toll and Travis could only manage a third place.

#11d Dominic Cameron made the long trip from Oregon to race
at Perris worthwhile as he was victorious both days in the 85-100cc
2stk Novice class. His fastest lap time over the two days was 15.62 seconds!
Impressive!!!!

#82 Travis Petton the 4th is a class champion and showed the
fans why at both rounds one and two as he took the victory in
the 65-70cc 2stk Novice main events. His fastest lap of the
weekend was a 16.46 second time...

#117w Zaden Flores my be new to Perris, but this kid
isn't new to twisting a throttle... Zaden won the 50cc 2stk
Novice Class both days and turned an 18.24 second lap
on a track he'd never seen.....

#07 Allison Stacey stepped up to a 250cc mount for 2013.
She stood on the top step of the podium both days in the new
250 Youth Open Class, putting in a fastest lap time of 15.46 seconds!

"Baker Heats up Perris" OR "The Running of the
Bulls"
S.C.F.T.A. Rounds #1 & #2
2-16 &
17-2013
Perris Calif.
Photos by Janice Blunt Article
by Jamey Blunt
Brad Baker brought the heat to Perris over the
S.C.F.T.A. 2013 season
opener Saturday night and Sunday the sixteenth and seventieth of Feb.;
more on that later, the bigger picture was the two hundred eighty four
entries that filled the fifty two heat races and sixty one different
class main events. A few truck loads of clay and decomposed granite had
been worked into the racing surface over the winter break to
re-establish the table top racetrack Perris is fast becoming famous
for. Due to the expected large turnout it had been decided well in
advance to start the racing program an hour earlier, which didn't seem
to create any problems for any of the riders.
SATURDAY
With many of the youth class riders moving up from
their 85cc mounts
onto a 250cc machine, a new youth 250cc open class was created for the
2013 season. Ten riders took to the track for the first main event of
the New Year. Allison Stacey started off where she finished last year,
at the front. Stacey shot from the starting line followed by Justin
Hanson, Dominic Cameron, Sean Heeney, and Clayton Williams. Two laps
complete saw Stacey with an eight bike length gap over second place as
she turned the fastest lap of the race at 15.83 seconds. Entering turn
three on the fourth lap Hanson was swallowed up by both Cameron and
Heeney as one went inside and the other outside putting Hanson in a
sandwich dropping him from second to fourth place in the blink of an
eye. With two laps remaining Williams was pressuring Hanson for fourth
but time was running out. The top three had separated themselves from
the rest of the field and Stacey had over a two second gap. Williams
came close but Hanson would hold onto fourth making the finishing order
Stacey, Cameron, Heeney, Hanson, Williams, and Michael Hill.
In the 50cc 2stk Novice class remember this name, Zaden
Florez. Zaden
shot to the front and never looked back posting a 17.90 second lap time
on a 50cc mount! This youngster from Salinas California is already a
hot shoe. Travis Petton the 4th (a multi time class champion) showed
what he's made of and started the new season off with a victory in the
65-70cc 2stk Novice class over Porterville California rocket Grant
Holmes with a 17.18 second lap time to Holmes 17.57.
Dominic Cameron made the trip to Perris all the way from Oregon, and
didn't want to go home empty handed. Cameron launched to the front of
the 85-100cc 2stk Novice field followed by James Ott, Michael Hill,
Clayton Williams, Travis Petton the 4th and Grant Holmes. With two laps
complete Cameron had established a two second lead making the battle
for second place the closest race on the track. On the third run
through turns three and four Williams who had gotten past Hill for
third made contact with Ott pushing him high up to the crash wall. With
Ott rammed out of the way Williams was secure in secondbut too far back
to make any kind of run on Cameron this made the final tally Cameron,
Williams, Ott, Hill, Petton, and Holmes.
Many riders sign up for the Open Unclassified class,
just to gain more
seat time. Former national 450cc Grand National Champion Henry Wiles
was just one of the pro entries working on bike set up in the field.
Wiles nailed the start to lead the field into turn one over Rodney
Spencer Jr., Austin Helmholz, and Jimmy Gillen. Within a lap Wiles was
clearly in control while Sean Heeney hit the dirt on the fourth run
through turn one bringing out the red flag, stopping the race. This led
to a single file re-start with a two lap sprint race to the checkers.
Within the first lap Wiles had put a half a straightaway over Spencer
as he took the white flag. From there it was an easy walk in the park
home for the victory with Spencer second, Helmholz third, Gillen
fourth, and Allison Stacey fifth.
Jeff Lessley and Joe Steffen hit turn one side by side
in the Senior Vet +50 Expert class. On the first trip down the back
straight Jim Ottele worked his way into
the third place position while Larry Earhart ran fourth with Dan Kane
fifth. Four laps complete saw Earhart out of the race as Lessley on the
smallest displacement machine in the field continued to lead turning a
15.39 second lap time. At this point Ottele was fading from Lessley's
and Steffen's pace but was secure in his third place position. Lessley
went on to the victory with Steffen (who hasn't raced in well over a
year) was a solid second not showing any cobwebs from his time out of
the saddle.
Ten riders made the field in the Vet +35 main event.
Heat race winner
Jim Rosa led off the start but on the run down the back straight Jon
Nunes found traction and dove under Rosa entering turn three for the
lead. On the next trip through turn one Rosa put a wheel under Nunes
and regained the lead exiting turn two. On the second run through turns
three and four Nunes gave Rosa a hard love tap sending Rosa up to the
crash wall as Nunes took the lead back. All this played out as Paul
Herman in third was defending his position from the attack of Ricky
Smith. Lap time wise Rosa and Nunes were close, with Rosa posting the
fastest single lap of the race at 15.20 seconds to Nunes 15.33 seconds.
As Rosa was trying to close on Nunes Eric Cleveland came into play as
he was about to go a lap down. Nunes lapped Cleveland cleanly on the
inside, however Rosa went to the outside just as Cleveland move over
and this pushed Rosa high to avoid contact. This in turn cost Rosa a
few more bike lengths from Nunes at the front. At this point the race
for first was over as Nunes could relax and coast home for the victory.
Rosa had to settle for second although it was a great race, Herman held
off Smith for third with Jason Craven finishing fifth over Derrick
Porter.
Super-Moto ace Christian Olguinn led the first complete
lap of the Open
Novice final. But on the second go round Brandon Watters worked past
Olguinn for the lead with Derrick Porter running in third in front of
Cody Van Dyke. In turn four on the second lap Van Dyke made the pass on
Porter for third while Billy Katkov who left the starting line in last
place was working his way forward in this field of ten. Three laps in
had Katkov as high as fifth, but in a war with Jayce Callison for the
position. With a couple of laps remaining John E. Gornek went a lap
down to the leaders as Brian Bell hit the ground bringing out the red
flag. Since the race was past the 2/3rd mark it was called complete.
This made the finishing order Watters, Olguinn, Van Dyke, Porter,
Callison, Katkov, and Andy Williams.
Rich Hanson who's always a threat in the Open amateur
class was left
sitting on the line at the start and entered turn one dead last some
six seconds behind the rest of the pack. Paul Herman of Two Two racing
(Chad Reed) on the other hand led from the start followed by Jimmy
Gillen, Allison Stacey, Nick Ottele, and Brad Rudy. Entering turn one
for the third time Rudy was displaced from sixth by Sean Heeney as Bill
Britt from deep in the field had clawed his way forward to fifth. At
the white flag Gillen was within a bike length of Herman and showed
Herman a wheel exiting turn two only to lose traction and cost him
valuable real estate. At this point Hanson was down in turn three while
Herman took the checkered flag over Gillen, Stacey, Ottele, Britt,
Rudy, Heeney, and Corey Bauman.
Twenty Pros including five national numbers made up the
three heat
races and semi fighting for one of twelve spots in the twenty lap main
event. 2012 Pro class Champion Ajay Hateley along with David Bush, Brad
Baker, Kayl Kolkman, and Henry Wiles all have tasted victory in a Pro
final at Perris. But it's Baker who is the only one never to have been
defeated at Perris. Six of the Pros in the main event also posted lap
times under the fifteen second mark in their heat races, (Baker,
Hateley, Jethro Halbert, Wiles, Mikey Rush, and Kolkman). At the first
flash of green Wiles had the quickest reaction time leaving the line
but through the rough and tumble first two turns Halbert shot forward
with Baker slipping through somehow to the front to lead the first lap
leaving Wiles buried back in sixth. As things settled in at two laps
complete the running order was Baker, Halbert, Rush, and Kolkman. On
lap four on the exit from turn two Rush pulled along the inside of
Halbert and was applying pressure for the second place position. Both
Halbert and Rush appeared rejuvenated for the new season and have
defiantly stepped up their game. Also putting in the ride of his life
was Nick Armstrong, who was holding his own in fifth against Wiles.
Halbert and Rush would swap the second place spot repeatedly, but as
they did Baker at the front was slowly getting away. On lap eight Wiles
finally got around Armstrong for fifth but by this time the front four
were out of reach as we reached the half way point. Starting from the
twelfth place position former national #37 Jeff (the jester) Johnson
was making his way forward on a browed 30 year old vintage motorcycle.
As was Dylan Morin the sixteen year old from Simi Valley Ca. riding one
of Simi Valley Kawasaki's old Kolkman bikes. Baker at the front
continued to lap under the fifteen second mark every lap with his
fastest time being 14.55 seconds. By lap twelve Baker had a 1.2 second
gap over Halbert who in turn had a five bike length gap from Rush, with
Kolkman another four bike lengths back in fourth as lappers came into
the frame. By lap fourteen Morin had advanced to eighth behind Hateley
and was looking strong. At the white flag Baker held a 2.2 second lead
over Halbert, Rush, Kolkman, and Wiles. The final charge on the last
lap would put Morin up into sixth with Johnson seventh, with Armstrong
dropping to eighth, and Hateley fading all the way back to tenth. Given
the racing level the national riders are at heading into the first race
of the year in Daytona Florida any of these five look to be a good bet.
The win also keeps Baker the only other rider on the undefeated list at
Perris. It was noted that Baker once went to the "Running of the Bulls"
but the Bulls ran from him. Hence he was asked to never return, no
wonder.
Sunday
Allison Stacey came back to Perris some fourteen hours
later to once
again lead the Youth 250cc Open field from the start. Justin Hanson was
away in second with Jayce Callison third, Clayton Williams fourth and
Dominic Cameron fifth. Two laps complete with Stacey lowering her lap
time to 15.46 seconds also had Hanson and Callison make slight contact
in turn three. This allowed Callison to take over second place dropping
Hanson to third with Williams in fourth and Sean Heeney recovering from
a bad start now up to fifth. At the front Stacey left the zip code and
moved on, as Heeney made the pass on Hanson for fourth. This was the
last of position swapping; the order was set at Stacey, Callison,
Williams, Heeney, Hanson, Cameron, and Michael Hill.
Zaden Florez and Travis Petton the 4th both came back
to capture their
respective class victories in the 50cc 2stk Novice and 65-70cc 2stk
Novice main events, making them both the points' leaders in their
classes.
Dominic Cameron once again was the class of the field
in the 85-100cc
2stk Novice class. Cameron led from the start with James Ott second and
Clayton Williams third. Entering turn three on the first lap Williams
went up the inside of Ott to take second away while Grant Holmes ran in
fourth with Michael Hill fifth and Travis Petton the 4th in sixth.
Exiting turn two for the second time Petton shot past Hill into fifth
and then on the exit from turn four made his move past Holmes to move
up to fourth. Petton on a march pushed under Ott on the exit from turn
two on lap three to advance to third place. Then just as things looked
to be set Petton was gaining on Williams as Ott regrouped and caught
the front three as well, giving us a four way battle for the win. A lap
later Ott made the same move on Petton on the exit from turn two taking
third place back, all this with one lap remaining. Cameron would go on
for the victory protecting his line over Williams, with Ott third,
Petton fourth, Holmes fifth, and Hill sixth.
Tom Horton has fast reaction times, which is what one
would expect from
a former Grand National winner. Horton was quickest off the line in the
Vet +35 class only to be buried back in fourth place in the middle of
turn one. Exiting turn two Jim Rosa was at the front with Paul Herman
and Ricky Smith giving chase. By turn three Horton dropped Smith back
to fourth while John Lundgren settled in at fifth. Rosa put his head
down and turned the fastest lap of the race at 15.13 seconds as he
gapped the field. By race end Horton would push past Herman for second
but Rosa was long gone making the finishing order Rosa, Horton, Herman,
Smith, Lundgren, and Derrick Porter.
Once again working on bike set up and putting in seat
time Henry Wiles
led the Open Unclassified field into turn one. Rodney Spencer, Andrew
Luker, and Austin Helmholz gave chase but Wiles was the only rider
capable of lapping the ¼ mile Perris oval under the fifteen second mark
in the class. At four laps complete Wiles held over a two second gap at
the front while Allison Stacey ran in fourth under pressure from Jimmy
Gillen. Then on the exit from turn two after receiving the white flag
Wiles pulled over being the sportsman he is, thus letting the chips
fall where they may for the rest of the racers. (Wiles is a Pro
National rider and this race was just for seat time anyway) This made
the final tally Spencer, Luker, Helmholz, Stacey. Gillen and John
Lundgren.
In the Bomber main event several of the top names
scheduled for the
2013 season were absent. Class champion Danny Perkins suffering from a
middle ear infection wasn't at the track, Jim Wood Sr. was still
fighting the flu; John Hateley still hadn't found a replacement for his
broken swing arm; Jeff Johnson was still in the process of building his
bike; and John Kocinski hadn't even had time to start on one of his
Knight framed mounts. But Tom Horton and Joe Steffen who no one
expected to see at the opening rounds made the Bomber class still one
of the events to watch. Horton quick off the line led into turn one
from the outside of the front row followed by Steffen, and Dale Hansen
(who's no slouch and really backs it into a corner). Travis Petton the
2nd (suffering from the flu badly) was away in fourth with Keith
Bradford fifth. Two laps complete saw Steffen move into the lead with
Horton second. With a lap and a half remaining Hansen showed Horton a
wheel in turn two and took over at second. Then coming to the white
flag Petton pushed past Horton as well to take over at third. The
running order would remain the same to the finish at Steffen, Hansen,
Petton, Horton, Bradford, and Steve Capper.
Rich Hanson made up for Saturday and led the Open
Amateur field into
turn one. Paul Herman ran in second with Jimmy Gillen and Michael
Inderbitzih giving chase. A lap down had Allison Stacey up to fifth
with Nick Ottele up to sixth. Three laps down and Gillen was into
second pressuring Hanson for the lead while Inderbitzih had dropped
Herman to fourth. On the fourth lap across the stripe Gillen passed
Hanson for the lead while Hanson dropped yet another position on the
next run through turn three to Inderbitzih. The order stayed the same
on the last lap with the exception of Inderbitzih who was also running
in the Pro class so not scored in the Open Am. This made the final
order Gillen, Hanson, Herman, Stacey, Ottele, and Damon Coca. (Note: If
a rider is a Pro they are not an Amateur! They are one or the other,
not both! Hence riders wanting seat time are not scored.)
Could Brad Baker go undefeated again at Perris was the
question. As
Baker nailed the start to lead the first of the twenty laps it sure was
looking good for him as Kayl Kolkman jumped in at second with Mikey
Rush third, Henry Wiles fourth, and Jethro Halbert fifth. Exiting turn
two for the second time the order was shaken up, only Baker was still
at the helm with Rush running in second, Wiles now in third with
Kolkman fourth, and Halbert fifth. In this main though Dylan Morin had
gotten a better start than he did in round one and ran in seventh
behind Nick Armstrong who was showing is speed was no fluke. On lap
five Halbert not intimidated by Wiles took over at third between turns
one and two. By lap seven Baker who brought the heat to Perris held a
two second gap over Rush in second with Halbert still in third and
Wiles in fourth. Kolkman sitting in fifth was the smoothest on the
racetrack waiting for an opening. All front five were National numbers
and lapping under the fifteen second mark. At this point Morin was up
to sixth past Armstrong and Ajay Hateley the Pro class champion missing
his bike setup struggling in the tenth place position. By lap twelve
Baker was running a higher line on the racetrack chasing the cushion up
and Wiles found a way past Halbert into third. At this point Baker was
on cruise control with a 2 ½ second gap as Wiles was digging deep as
champions do and closing in on Rush. About lap fifteen Wiles hit a hole
as he started up the front straight and smacked the crash wall about
the start finish line, but made a spectacular save to continue on in
third. At this point Nick Gil had gotten past Hateley to run in ninth
making this their final positions. Wiles caught back up to Rush a lap
later and was showing him a wheel every lap looking for a way past.
With two laps remaining time was running out for Wiles, he needed to
force the issue with Rush, but Rush was mistake free holding Wiles at
bay. This was going to come down the last lap to decide second place.
As it turned out it came down to the last corner on the last lap where
Wiles set Rush up, got a drive coming up the front straight only to
cross the line just inches short (according to timing and scoring) in a
thriller to the end. This made the finishing order Baker, Rush, Wiles,
Halbert, Kolkman, Morin, and Armstrong. Thus ended the opening two
rounds of the S.C.F.T.A. with Brad Baker and John Kocinski the only two
riders to remain undefeated on the Perris short track.
Results February 16th, 2013
250 Youth Open
1. Allison Stacey
2. Dominic Cameron
3. Sean Heeney
4. Justin Hanson
5. Clayton Williams
6. Michael Hill
7. Jace Callison
8. Jaycee Jones
9. Moncia Gil
50cc 2 Stk. Novice
1. Zaden Florez
2. Zach Gross
3. Cody Morin
4. Colin Petton
65-70cc 2 Stk Novice
1. Travis Petton
2. Grant Holmes
3. Zaden Florez
70cc 4 Stk. Beginner
1. Zach Gross
2. Page Britt
65cc-70cc 2 Stk Beg.
1. Jacob Cascio
2. Ava Bush
85cc-100cc 2 Stk Novice
1. Dominic Cameron
2. Clayton Williams
3. James Ott
4. Michael Hill
5. Travis Petton
6. Grant Holmes
85cc-10cc 4 Stk. Novice
1. Michael Hill
2. Moncia Gil
3. Kenny Anderson
4. Evan Harich
85cc-100cc 2 Stk Beginner
1. Evan Harich
2. Jacob Cascio
3. Zaden Florez
85cc-100cc 4 Stk Beginner
1. Reese Watowa
2. David Seminario
3. Mathew Ott
Youth +16yr 4 Stk
1. Kenny Anderson
Men’s 4 Stk. 100cc-125cc 4 Stk
1. Matt Stoutenbury
2. Henry Coran
Premier Senior
1. Gary Lane
2. Allan Girdler
Super Senior + 60
1. Vince Graves
2. David Molitor
3. Tom Ferguson
4. Mike Boal
Senior Novice + 50
1. Roy Stafford
2. Greg Powell
3. Paul Claybaugh
4. Mike Brooks
5. Danny Manthis
6. Fred Berger
Senior + 50 Amateur
1. Larkin Wight
2. Bill Wright
3. Corey Bauman
Vintage 750cc
1. Jim Ottele
Bomber
1. Travis Petton
2. Dale Hansen
3. Keith Bradford
4. Tim Watters
5. Richard Fox
Vintage 250 2Stk. Expert
1. Will Ott
Vintage 250 2Stk Amateur
1. Keith Bryant
Vintage 360 2STk Expert
1. Jeff Lessley
2. Kyle Lessley
Open Unclassified (Non Paying)
1. Henry Wiles
2. Rodney Spencer Jr
3. Austin Helmholz
4. Jimmy Gillan
5. Allison Stacrey
6. Jace Callison
7. Christian Olguinn
Class Vintage 500-750cc
1. Joe Pape
2. Tom Ferguson
3. James Kohls
4. Lenny Rodriguez
Classic Vintage 250cc
1. Fred Berger
Vintage 2Stk. 250 Novie
1. Brandon Watters
Vintage 2Stk 360 Novice
1. Tim Watters
2. Gary Lane
Senior Vets +50 Experts
1. Jeff Lessley
2. Joe Steffen
3. Jim Ottele
4. Dan Kane
5. Larry Earhart
Vets + 35 years
1. Jon Nunes
2. Jim Rosa
3. Paul Herman
4. Ricky Smith
5. Jason Craven
6. Derrick Porter
7. Todd Hill
8. Jeremiah Cameron
9. Will Ott
Open Novice
1. Brandon Watters
2. Christian Olguinn
3. Cody Van Dyke
4. Derrick Porter
5. Jace Callison
6. Billy Katkov
7. Andy Williams
8. John Gonek
9. Brian Bel;l
Open Amateur
1. Paul Herman
2. Jimmy Gillan
3. Allison Stacey
4. Nick Ottele
5. Bill Britt
6. Corey Bauman
7. Sean Heeney
8. Corey Bauman
9. Dominic Cameron
10. Matt Stoutenburg
11. Rich Hanson
Pro’s
1. Brad Baker
2. Jethro Halbert
3. Mike Rush
4. Kayl Kolkman
5. Henry Wiles
6. Dylan Morin
7. Jeff Johnson
8. Nick Armstrong
9. Jeremy Hannah
10. Ajay Hateley
11. Andrew Luker
12. David Bush
Results February 17th, 2013
Youth 250 Open
1. Allison Stacey
2. Jace Callison
3. Clayton Williams
4. Sean Heeney
5. Justin Hanson
6. Dominic Camerson
7. Michael Hill
8. Jaycee Jones
9. Monica Gil
10. Kenny Anderson
50cc 2Stk Novice
1. Zaden Florez
2. Colin Petton
50cc 4Stk Beginner
1. Zach Gross
2. Cody Morin
65-70cc 2Stk Novice
1. Travis Petton
2. Grant Holmes
3. Zaden Florez
65-710cc 4 Stk Beginner
1. Zach Gross
2. Paige Britt
65-70cc 2Stk Beginner
1. Jacob Cascio
2. Ava Bush
85-100cc 2stk Novice
1. Dominic Cameron
2. Clayton Williams
3. James Ott
4. Travis Petton
5. Grant Holmes
6. Michael Hill
85-100cc 4Stk Novice
1. Michael Hill
2. Moncia Gil
3. Kenny Anderson
85-100cc 2 Stk Beginner
1. Evan Harich
2. Zaden Florez
3. Jacob Cascio
85-100cc 4 Stk Beginner
1. Evan Harich
2. Mathew Ott
3. David Seminario
4. Reece Watowa
Premier Senior
1. Gary Lane
2. Jack Neeley
3. Allan Girdler
Youth 16 Yrs 4 Stk 100-125cc
1. Kenny Anderson
Men’s 4 Stk 100-125cc
1. Henry Canan
Senior Novice +50
1. Tim Watters
2. Fred Berger
3. Shane Van Sickle
4. Greg Powell
5. Mike Boal
6. Danny Mathis
7. Paul Claybaugh
Vintage 750
1. Dylan Morin
2. Tom Horton
3. Jim Ottele
Senior +50 Amateur
1. Larkin Wight
2. Bill Wright
3. Corey Bauman
Super Senior
1. Vince Graves
2. David Molitor
3. Robert Rundle
Vintage 2Stk 250 Amateur
1. Keith Bryant
Vintage 2 Stk 250 Novice
1. Brandon Watters
2. Shane Van Sickle
3. Cody Carper
Vintage 2 Stk 360 Novice
1. Gary Lane
2. Tim Watters
Vets+35
1. Jim Rosa
2. Tom Horton
3. Paul Herman
4. Ricky Smith
5. John Lundgren
6. Derrick Porter
7. Jim Vandelin
8. Eric Cleveland
Open UnClassified
1. Rodney Spencer
2. Andrew Luker
3. Austin Helmholz
4. Allison Stacey
5. Jimmy Gillen
6. John Lundgren
7. Sean Heeney
8. Dominic Cameron
9. Jace Callison
10. Henry Wiles
Vintage 2 Stk 250 Expert
1. Will Ott
2. Tom Horton
Vintage 2 Stk 360 Expert
1. Jeff Lessley
2. Kyle Lessley
Classic Vintage 500-750
1. Tom Ferguson
2. Joe Pape
3. James Kohls
4. Lenny Rodriquez
Classic Vintage 250cc
1. Fred Berger
Senior Vets +50 Experts
1. Jeff Lessley
2. Jim Ottele
3. Larry Earhart
4. John Perez
Bomber
1. Joe Steffen
2. Dale Hansen
3. Travis Petton
4. Tom Horton
5. Keith Bradford
6. Steve Capper
Open Novice
1. Brandon Watters
2. Dominic Cameron
3. Derrick Porter
4. Andy Williams
5. Jeremy Templeman
6. Eric Cleveland
7. LJ John Gronek
8. Jace Callison
Open Amateur
1. Jimmy Gillen
2. Rich Hanson
3. Paul Herman
4. Allison Stacey
5. Nick Ottele
6. Damon Coca
7. Larry Earhart
8. Sean Heeney
9. Brad Rudy
10. Corey Bauman
Pro’s
1. Brad Baker
2. Mike Rush
3. Henry Wiles
4. Jethro Halbert
5. Kayl Kolkman
6. Dylan Morin
7. Nick Armstrong
8. David Bush
9. Nick Gil
10. AJ Hately
11. Andrew Luker
12. Michael Inderbitzih

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