Congratulations to the 2017 Wiseco ATV Motocross Specialty Award Winners and National Champions

Courtesy of ATV Motocross

A Variety of Specialty Awards Also Presented

SANDUSKY, Ohio (November 22, 2017) – The Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship (ATVMX) presented by CST Tires, an AMA National Championship, traveled to Sandusky, Ohio this past weekend, November 18-19, for the annual awards banquet. In addition to the coveted AMA Pro ATV championship, there were 40 National Championships and 21 specialty awards bestowed upon completion of the 2017 race season. 

In addition to securing his first-ever Pro ATV Motocross Championship, Joel Hetrick also claimed the SSi Decals Holeshot Award and tied with five-time AMA Pro ATV champion Chad Wienen for the ATVRiders.com Top Qualifier Award. 

Team USA was awarded the Special Achievement Award after becoming the first team to win at the Quadcross of Nations in Italy this past September. In addition to team members Joel Hetrick, Chad Wienen and Thomas Brown, Mark Baldwin was honored for his efforts as team manager. AMA Pro referee and team organizer, Harv Whipple, was also recognized for his dedication to making the event possible.

The 2017 AMA Pro ATV class top 10 finishers were all in attendance at the awards celebration in Ohio. Ken Hill

The AMA Pro Rookie of the Year Award identifies the first-year professional rider who shows the most improvement as they make their professional debut. Parker Wewerka took home this prestigious award after his eighth-place overall finish in the AMA Pro division, along with the highly-sought after Pro-Am National title. 

Noah Mickelson claimed top honors as the Amateur Rider of the Year. The Minnesota native clinched both championships in the 450 A and Pro Sport divisions, and will make his debut in the Pro-Am ranks in 2018. 

The Youth Rider of the Year Award goes to the youth rider who excelled in all divisions of racing. Pennsylvania’s Zack Decker took the top spot in championship points for the Super Mini (12-15) and 250 Mod (13-17) divisions, in addition to third place in the Youth All Star (13-15) class, which earned him this esteemed honor.

Brandon Lauer, mechanic for the newly crowned AMA Pro ATV Champion Joel Hetrick, was recognized as the Mechanic of the Year. After many years of chasing the championship, Lauer was able to vault Hetrick to the top with his extensive skillset, where Hetrick never suffered from an unfinished race during the 2017 season.

Mechanic of the Year went to Brandon Lauer who is newly crowned AMA Pro ATV Champion Joel Hetrick's mechanic.Ken Hill

Wiseco was presented the Sponsor of the Year award, after their decision to step up as the series title sponsor. Their support expanded to both the professional and amateur racers where their on-site display traveled to each of the nine ATVMX rounds. 

The Team of the Year Award is based on the team that displays not only exceptional results on the track, but also carries a positive demeanor off the track. In the end, it was Phoenix Racing who took home this prestigious award throughout their commitment to the professional and amateur ranks. 

Each year MX Sports and the ATVPG recognizes those members of our race family that we lost, and this year five different individuals were remembered, including Kyler Lenz, 14, who we tragically lost at the Spring Creek ATVMX National in July. 

Zack Decker earned Youth Rider of the Year Award for taking the top spot in championship points for 2 classes, along with a third place finish in the Youth All Star (13-15) class.Ken Hill

MX Sports and the ATVPG wishes to thank everyone who participated in the 2017 Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship, and congratulates all of our champions on their accomplishments. Please see below for the full list of class champions and specialty award winners. 

2017 Wiseco ATV Motocross Champions
AMA Pro	Joel Hetrick	Seneca, PA
Pro-Am	Parker Wewerka	Live Oak, FL
Pro Sport	Noah Mickelson	Eyota, MN
WMX	Kierstin Keane	Temperance, MI
Open B	Eli Lingle	Winslow, IL
Open C	Chance Nekola	Des Moines, IA
Production A	Troy Hill	Beaverdam, VA
Production B	Brogan Guyer	Peru, IN
Production C	Gage Scaletti	Edison, NJ
450 A	Noah Mickelson	Eyota, MN
450 B	Brogan Guyer	Peru, IN
450 C	Gage Scaletti	Edison, NJ
450 B/C Limited	Chance Nekola	Des Moines, IA
Junior 25+	Dalton Hicks	Montezuma, IA
Veteran 30+	Chase Cunningham	Morehead, KY
Veteran 30+ C	Justin Wess	Hubbard, OH
Women 25+	Michelle Jenkins	Warren, OH
Senior 40+	CD Musick	Verdunville, WV
Senior 40+ B	CD Musick	Verdunville, WV
Senior 40+ C	Jason Klepacz	Riverside, IL
College (16-24)	Sky Volkamer	Runnells, IA
Schoolboy Sr. (14-17)	Max Lindquist	Little Suamico, WI
Schoolboy Jr. (13-15)	Korie Richmond	Akron, OH
Schoolgirl (13-17)	Kierstin Keane	Temperance, MI
250 Mod (13-17)	Zack Decker	Zionsville, PA
Youth All-Star (13-15)	Trevor Thatcher	Swanton, OH
Super Mini (12-15)	Zack Decker	Zionsville, PA
Girls (8-13)	Natalie Jackson	Battle Creek, MI
125 (8-15)	Bryce Duvall	Raywick, KY
90 Open Sr. (12-15)	Aaron Salinas	Harlingen, TX
90 Open Jr. (8-11)	Mason Jackson	Battle Creek, MI
90 Automatic (8-13)	Noah Arnal	Vermilion, OH
90 Shifter (12-15)	Aaron Salinas	Harlingen, TX
90 Shifter (8-11)	Mason Jackson	Battle Creek, MI
70 Open (6-11)	Noah Arnal	Vermilion, OH
70 Automatic (6-11)	Noah Arnal	Vermilion, OH
70 Shifter (6-11)	Ian Juica	Allentown, PA
50 Open (4-8)	Dalton Turpin	Augusta, KS
50 CVT (4-8)	Dalton Turpin	Dalton Turpin
50 Automatic (4-6)	Ethan Tvergyak	Chardon, OH

Specialty Award Winners
Sponsor of the Year	Wiseco Performance Products
Team of the Year	Pheonix Racing
Youth Rider of the Year	Zack Decker	Zionsville, PA
AMA Pro Rookie of the Year	Parker Wewerka	Live Oak, FL
Amateur Rider of the Year	Noah Mickelson	Eyota, MN
Gary Denton Cup	Joel Hetrick	Seneca, PA
Bad Ass	Bryce Ford	Springtown, TX
AMA Pro ATV Champion Mechanic	Brandon Lauer	Parker, PA
ATVRiders.com Top Qualifier	Chad Wienen	Galena, IN
ATVRiders.com Top Qualifier	Joel Hetrick	Seneca, PA
SSI Decals Holeshot	Joel Hetrick	Seneca, PA
Kyler Lenz Sport Ambassador	Korie Richmond	Akron, OH
In Memorium	Dan Hoisington	Medina, OH
In Memorium	Kyler Lenz	Deforest, WI
In Memorium	Mikey Gleason	Sidell, LA
In Memorium	Rob Visnic	St. Clairsville, OH
In Memorium	Mike Walsh Sr.	Live Oak, FL
Special Achievement	Mark Baldwin	North Kingsville, OH
Special Achievement	Harv Whipple	Geneseo, IL
Special Achievement	Joel Hetrick	Seneca, PA
Special Achievement	Chad Wienen	Galena, IL
Special Achievement	Thomas Brown	Sanger, TX

Riders will fire up their machines for the 2018 Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship season on Tuesday, March 13, at the World Center of Racing – Daytona International Speedway – in Daytona Beach, Florida for the fourth annual FLY Racing ATV Supercross. 

For more information on the 2018 Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship, visit the series official website at www.atvmotocross.com or call (304) 284-0101. Join the conversation on the series social media channels, along with receiving the most up-to-date news and exclusive content.

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About the Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship:

The Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship presented by CST Tires, an AMA National Championship, is the nation's premier amateur and professional ATV motocross series, hosted at top motocross facilities nationwide. The 10-round series features the Nation's best racers, teams and sponsors, and is America's largest and longest-running ATV national motocross program. Since 1985, the series continues to expand and produce top talent from the amateur ranks, while premiering the professional class. For more information, please visit www.atvmotocross.com.

About the American Motorcyclist Association:

Founded in 1924, the AMA is a not-for-profit member-based association whose mission is to promote the motorcycle lifestyle and protect the future of motorcycling. As the world's largest motorcycling rights and event sanctioning organization, the AMA advocates for riders' interests at all levels of government and sanctions thousands of competition and recreational events every year. The AMA also provides money-saving discounts on products and services for its members. Through the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, the AMA honors the heroes and heritage of motorcycling. For more information, visit www.americanmotorcyclist.com. Not a member? Join the AMA today: www.americanmotorcyclist.com/membership/join.

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International Six Days Enduro Qualifier Series dates announced

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East and West regional series to decide
2018 U.S. Club Team members

PICKERINGTON, OH – November22, 2017 – The American Motorcyclist Association has announced six 2018 International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) Qualifier rounds, three each in the East and West regions of the United States.

The ISDE East and West Qualifier Series will be used to determine those who will compete on six of the seven national U.S. Club Teams at the 2018 ISDE in Viña del Mar, Chile, Oct. 22-27.

The events will follow the same sprint enduro format that is used in ISDE test sections.

Five three-member U.S. Club Teams will include the top seven riders from the East Qualifier Series and the top seven riders from the West Qualifier Series, with one additional rider selected by the AMA ISDE Advisory Committee.

The three-member U.S. Senior Club Team will include the top 40-plus rider from the East Qualifier Series and the top 40-plus rider from the West Qualifier Series, with one additional rider selected by the AMA ISDE Advisory Committee.

An additional U.S. Club Team will include three riders selected by the AMA ISDE Advisory Committee. Top riders from the East Qualifier series and West Qualifier series will be considered.

The advisory committee also will select the U.S. World Trophy, Junior Trophy and Women’s Trophy teams.

For more information, call (614) 856-1900, ext. 1245, or see
www.americanmotorcyclist.com/Racing/Story/international-six-days-enduro.

2018 AMA East Region ISDE Qualifier Series

Round 1: Jan. 27-28. Seville, Fla. River City Dirt Riders/Florida Trail Riders
Round 2: April 28-29. Battle Creek, Mich. Battle Creek MC/AMA District 14
Round 3: May 19-20. TBA, Va. Full Gas Sprint Enduro

2018 AMA East Region ISDE Qualifier Series

Round 1: Jan. 20-21. Wickenburg, Ariz. Fast’R MC/AMRA
Round 2: April 7-8. Ukiah, Calif. NorthBay MC/AMA District 36
Round 3: May 28-29. TBA, Idaho. JMS Racing/SIDRA

About the American Motorcyclist Association

Founded in 1924, the AMA is a not-for-profit member-based association whose mission is to promote the motorcycle lifestyle and protect the future of motorcycling. As the world’s largest motorcycling rights and event sanctioning organization, the AMA advocates for riders’ interests at all levels of government and sanctions thousands of competition and recreational events every year. The AMA also provides money-saving discounts on products and services for its members. Through the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, the AMA honors the heroes and heritage of motorcycling. For more information, visit www.americanmotorcyclist.com.

Not a member? Join the AMA today.

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RACER X BRAND BLACK FRIDAY SALE

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Black Friday is just a few short days away. Be sure to stop by Racer X Brand this weekend starting Friday, November 24 at 12:01 a.m. to receive Black Friday deals of 25 percent off site-wide and up to 65 percent off select products. Sale goes through Cyber Monday so don’t hesitate to receive great deals.

QUICK GUIDE:

• Go to racerxbrand.com
• Select desired products
• Use discount code: BLKFRI17 to receive 25 percent off all products
• Complete order

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2018 Wiseco ATV Motocross Series Schedule Announcement

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10-Round Professional and Amateur Circuit

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (November 17, 2017) – MX Sports Pro Racing and the ATV Promoters Group (ATVPG) are pleased to announce the 2018 schedule for the Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship (ATVMX) presented by CST Tires, an AMA National Championship. The 33rd annual Wiseco ATVMX series will feature 10 rounds for both the AMA Pro class and amateur competitors.

The 2018 season will kick off with the fourth annual FLY Racing ATV Supercross at the popular Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. For the first time ever, the race will be a points-paying event for ATVMX Pro and select amateur championship classes, with points being awarded in the main events.

From there, the series moves to the newest addition on the circuit, South of the Border in Hamer, South Carolina, and then will move on to take place at staple stops such as Underground MX, Ironman Raceway, High Point Raceway, Muddy Creek Raceway, Sunset Ridge MX, Unadilla MX and RedBud, before cumulating at the popular Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee. 

"The 2017 Wiseco ATV Motocross series maintained the great tradition of competition that has been a hallmark of the program since its inception in 1985,” said MX Sports Pro Racing Competition Director, Roy Janson. "In addition to a great year of Pro Racing, culminating with a new first time National Champion, Joel Hetrick, all of the other elements that make up the series remained strong for 2017, with consistent entry numbers and a highly competitive year of amateur competition, supported by strong viewership numbers on both MAVTV and RacerTV."

The Wiseco ATVMX series has been the home for four-wheeled ATV racing since 1985, and remains America’s premier ATV racing series. This year, Joel Hetrick broke through for his first AMA Pro class championship, breaking the five-year streak of Chad Wienen.

Click the button below to add the 2018 Wiseco ATV Motocross schedule and all your favorite race series automatically to your phone, computer and tablet’s calendar. Your calendar will always stay up-to-date with the race dates, including special information, broadcast channels and times. 

2018 RACE SCHEDULE
RND	DATE	VENUE	LOCATION
1*	March 13 (Tues)	Daytona Int'l Speedway	Daytona, FL
2	March 24-25	South of the Border	Hamer, SC
3	April 14-15	Underground MX	Kemp, TX
4	May 5-6	Ironman Raceway	Crawfordsville, IN
5	May 19-20	High Point Raceway	Mount Morris, PA
6	June 2-3	Muddy Creek Raceway	Blountville, TN
7	June 16-17	Sunset Ridge MX	Walnut, IL
8	July 7-8	Unadilla MX	New Berlin, NY
9	July 21-22	RedBud MX	Buchanan, MI
10	August 11-12	Loretta Lynn Ranch	Hurricane Mills, TN
*Select Championship Classes for Points

For more information on the 2018 Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship, visit the series official website at www.atvmotocross.com or call (304) 284-0101. Join the conversation on the series social media channels, along with receiving the most up-to-date news and exclusive content.

• Facebook: @atvmotocross
• Instagram: @atvmotocross
• Twitter: @atvmxdotcom
• YouTube: @atvmotocross

About the Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship: 

The Wiseco ATV Motocross National Championship presented by CST Tires, an AMA National Championship, is the nation's premier amateur and professional ATV motocross series, hosted at top motocross facilities nationwide. The 10-round series features the Nation's best racers, teams and sponsors, and is America's largest and longest-running ATV national motocross program. Since 1985, the series continues to expand and produce top talent from the amateur ranks, while premiering the professional class. For more information, please visit www.atvmotocross.com. 

About the American Motorcyclist Association:

Founded in 1924, the AMA is a not-for-profit member-based association whose mission is to promote the motorcycle lifestyle and protect the future of motorcycling. As the world's largest motorcycling rights and event sanctioning organization, the AMA advocates for riders' interests at all levels of government and sanctions thousands of competition and recreational events every year. The AMA also provides money-saving discounts on products and services for its members. Through the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, the AMA honors the heroes and heritage of motorcycling. For more information, visit www.americanmotorcyclist.com. Not a member? Join the AMA today: www.americanmotorcyclist.com/membership/join.

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Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Renews WORCS Title Sponsorship

Courtesy of Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

PAYSON, UT (November 21, 2017) – Rocky Mountain ATV/MC has recently signed with Off Road Sports LLC to renew their sponsorship of WORCS for an additional three years. This will bring Rocky Mountain ATV/MC’s involvement as the title sponsor to 17 consecutive years by 2020.

The World Off-Road Championship Series (WORCS) began in 2001 with the vision of mixing major off-road disciplines such as tight woods, open desert and motocross. The series has evolved over time, but it remains true to its commitment of excellent off-road racing. WORCS has become an important part of the off-road racing scene in the West, with rounds taking place in Nevada, Arizona, Utah and California.

Part of Rocky Mountain ATV/MC’s involvement as title sponsor of WORCS includes awarding one $10 gift card to every racer who competes in at least one class for each event that they attend. This is provided through Rocky Mountain ATV/MC’s Race Gas program, which provides no-strings-attached gift cards that can be used for any product on the RockyMountainATVMC.com website.

“Rocky Mountain ATV/MC has been an anchor to the WORCS racing program since 2004,” said Sean Reddish of Off Road Sports LLC. “They have been an incredible partner in growing the entire industry and showing how customer service is always key. We look forward to continuing our shared growth and how it really provides a positive impact in the industry.”

“To see how far WORCS has come is impressive, and we’re glad that we’ve been able to be a part of it for so long,” said Dan Thomas, CEO and Founder of Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. “Supporting the sport is very important to us, and we’re excited to be able to continue to serve as the WORCS title sponsor.”

The 2018 WORCS season will begin February 2 in Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information, please visit www.worcsracing.com. For more information about the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Race Gas program, please see www.rockymountainatvmc.com/l/racegas.

About Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

Rocky Mountain ATV/MC is the trusted online source for high quality riding gear, parts and accessories for dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, dual sport bikes and street motorcycles. Rocky Mountain ATV/MC has provided low prices and unparalleled customer service for over 32 years. With the RM Cash program, a fit-guarantee apparel exchange, free three-day shipping and a price match guarantee, Rocky Mountain ATV/MC continues to deliver a premier shopping experience for the off-road enthusiast. For more information, visit www.RockyMountainATVMC.com.

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About Off Road Sports LLC

Off Road Sports LLC has hosted hundreds of events throughout the Western United States. The company’s core values are demonstrated in its mission statement: “…to bring professionalism, integrity, quality and – most of all – fun to each and every round, all while staying true to the family-oriented grassroots environment that off-road racing is all about.”

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Cody Webb Takes Ontario EnduroCross Win and 2017 Championship

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Shelby Turner takes second straight Women’s EnduroCross title

ONTARIO, CA. – November 20, 2017 – Cody Webb took his sixth straight AMA EnduroCross main event win, this one inside the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California. The FMF KTM Factory Racing-backed rider also earned his third EnduroCross championship in four seasons. RPM KTM backed Ty Tremaine put up a good fight and finished second on the night. And Team SRT’s Cory Graffunder finished the season strong with a third.

Trystan Hart was disappointed with his Ontario finish but had a great season and earned the Junior EnduroCross championship and second overall in the points. | Photography: Tanner Yeager

The Super EnduroCross Junior championship, a championship in a championship, recognizes Super EnduroCross riders twenty-one and under; Team SRT’s Trystan Hart held off Tremaine to take the title by a single point. The two also finished second and third respectively in the overall championship.

In the Women’s class, Canada’s Shelby Turner took her second championship in a row. The Canadian won five of the seven races and finished second in the two races she did not win.

Webb started the night with the fastest hot lap during the afternoon and then also took the win in the gate pick qualifier. Tremaine was second in the hot laps and kept Webb honest with a second-place finish in the qualifier. Cooper Abbott held off Hart for third in the gate pick qualifier.

Shelby Turner (center), Kacy Martinez (left) and Tarah Gieger (right) shared the podium in Ontario and also finished the season championship in the same order. | Photography: Tanner Yeager

The gate pick qualifier also determines the matchups for the bracket races and the final came down to Webb and Tremaine. Tremaine put up a good fight, but Webb managed to take the lead out of the first turn and take the win.

Webb did not get a great jump to start the main event but managed to take the lead through the first obstacle, the challenging wood pit. Webb led most of the first lap but then went down in the rock pile and dropped back to the sixth position. Webb quickly worked up to third behind Tremaine and Kyle Redmond but stayed there until the sixth lap when he passed Redmond and Tremaine, who took the No Joke lane. Once in the lead, Webb pushed hard to open enough of a gap to hold the lead when he took the No Joke lane, which he finally did on lap twelve of fourteen. Webb executed it perfectly to hold the lead and take the win.

Webb (center), Tremaine (left) and Graffunder took the Ontario Podium. | Photography: Tanner Yeager

Tremaine held a relatively close second and finished eleven seconds behind Webb. He also finished third in the championship for the second year in a row but was a little disappointed to lose out on the second position by a single point.

Graffunder put in another great race to take third away from Redmond on the final lap. Redmond held second for the first nine laps, then dropped to third and lost one more position when he took the No Joke lane on the final lap. GasGas backed Noah Kepple rode a steady race to finish fifth, matching his best finish of the season.

Mason Ottersberg rode his Yamaha to a sixth-place finish, a career best. Hart had his worst finish of the season in seventh after a crash pushed him back into the field. Spain’s Joan Pau Segura finished eighth on his GasGas. Ty Cullins finished ninth on a Beta and Geoff Aaron rounded out the top ten on his GasGas.

Destry Abbott (center) earned the Ontario win and 2017 Vet class championship. | Photography: Tanner Yeager

Cooper Abbott, Jordan Ashburn, Wally Palmer, Eric Rhoten and Gary Sutherlin finished eleventh through fifteenth respectively. For Ashburn, it was only his second ever EnduroCross and for Sutherlin, the 2017 WORCS and AMA Hare & Hound champion, it was his first EnduroCross in several years.

Cody Webb, 1st.
“The race wasn’t the most stressful race of the year but I sure made it hard on myself. I got a great start and went into the rocks and the bike just disappeared out of my hands. From there I just wanted to be patient and smart and was going fast through the wood pit and the same thing happened and I ricocheted out of the wood pit almost to the concrete. At that point, I just paced off Ty Tremaine and Kyle Redmond who were right there and tried not to go crazy. I got past Kyle and then past Ty when he went through the No Joke lane. But right after that, again, I hit a rock or something in the dirt on a flat corner and tucked the front end—almost going down again! Luckily I fought through it all and had a good enough lead that I could take the No Joke and get the win.”

“It’s awesome to get the championship back again. It was a really good year for me. We did a lot of good work with the team and I was just more prepared this year. I’m looking forward to doing it again next year now that we have a great setup and I already have some ideas to fine tune it a little bit more.”

Ty Tremaine finished second in Ontario and third in the 2017 championship. | Photography: Tanner Yeager

Ty Tremaine, 2nd.
“Tonight was so good. I’ve been struggling with starts all year and I think this is the first race where I’ve started inside the top 10. It was good to finally get out there early. I was right behind Webb and my plan was to just stay with him as long as I could. Then he went down and I took the lead and ran up front for a while. I went through the No Joke lane and Webb got around me, but I think I came out in third or something, which wasn’t bad. I ended up getting around Redmond for second and held on to the finish. I’m super happy with how I ended the season.”

Endurcross Cory Graffunder wrapped up the season strong with another podium finish in Ontario. | Photography: Tanner Yeager

Cory Graffunder, 3rd.
“Well, the night was horrible. The first race of the night was really bad and that gave me a bad gate pick for the main. But, I somehow managed to get a pretty decent start from the outside and worked my way through the carnage through the first couple obstacles and corners and think I came out in fourth! That put me in a good place to push forward. I charged the whole race as Trystan (Hart) was pressuring me the whole race and that kept me moving forward. Coming into the last lap, Redmond took the No Joke Lane and I had no idea he hadn’t taken it already. So, once he went in there I thought, ‘That’s it, this is third!’ and I just pushed through the last couple turns and crossed the line in third.”

2017 Ontario, California AMA EnduroCross main event results

1. Cody Webb, KTM
2. Ty Tremaine, KTM
3. Cory Graffunder, Husqvarna
4. Kyle Redmond, Husqvarna
5. Noah Kepple, GasGas
6. Mason Ottersberg, Yamaha
7. Trystan Hart, Husqvarna
8. Joan Pau Segura, GasGas
9. Ty Cullins, Beta
10. Geoff Aaron, GasGas
11. Cooper Abbott, Yamaha
12. Jordan Ashburn, Beta
13. Wally Palmer, KTM
14. Eric Rhoten, Yamaha
15. Gary Sutherlin, Yamaha

Shelby Turner took the Women’s class win on her KTM. Kacy Martinez rode her KTM to second and Tarah Gieger piloted her Honda to third. This was the same order for the 2017 Championship.

Destry Abbott took the Vet class win to lock up a perfect season on his Purvines DA8 Yamaha. Some have questioned why he has not competed in the pro class, but he is still undergoing Chemo treatments and said the fatigue is too much to compete at the top level. Dan Hayakawa finished second and David Stirm finished third. Abbott, Stirm and Hayakawa finished the Vet championship in first, second and third respectively.

In the Amateur class, Josh Greco took the Ontario win on his KTM. David Kamo, a fellow KTM rider, finished second and Kevin Dupius rounded out the podium on his Husqvarna. Dupius took the Amateur championship over Greco. Carter York rounded out the top three in the Amateur class championship.

In the Amateur B class, Jared Prosser took the win on his Yamaha. James Flynn rode a Husqvarna to second and Dan Hayakawa rounded out the podium on his Husqvarna.

Anthony Johnson won the TrialsCross main event. Richard Larsen and Kyle Larsen took second and third respectively.

The Ontario event also had two special classes for the local AMA District 37 racers. Brad Goolsby took the win in the Pro Invitational. Jordan Gamboa and Travis Damon finished second and third. In the District 37 Amateur race, Hayden Hintz took a close win over Jordan Gamboa. Ryan Kudla finished third.

Complete results can be found here: http://endurocross.escoremx.com/class.asp?s=&c=&e=89

You can watch the entire night show on the www.endurocross.com website.

About Bonnier Corporation

Bonnier Corporation is one of the largest special-interest publishing groups in the United States, with more than 30 multichannel brands extending into all platforms including magazines, digital media, books, events and product licensing. Bonnier Corp.’s brands include Popular Science, Saveur, Field & Stream, Popular Photography, Destination Weddings & Honeymoons, Cycle World, Working Mother and Outdoor Life. Bonnier Corp. is owned by Sweden-based Bonnier AB, a multichannel media conglomerate operating in 15 countries.

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