Vanbuskirk took the holeshot. After the second turn Beau Hayes was in second place just leading Brady Neys. With everyone still packed close together they came down the hill to finish the first lap and Richard Turner had moved up to third. Vanbuskirk and Hayes were battling hard the entire race changing positions through turns only to have Vanbuskirk come out ahead. Flying over the line on the white flag Hayes made a bold move and got by Vanbuskirk, but they hit eachother in mid-air, both going down off the side of the track. Hayes was not noticeably injured, but pushed his bike to the pits, Vanbuskirk on the other hand, took right back off getting in second place behind Turner. All this drama allowed Neys to move up to third place after losing a couple positions throughout the moto. Once the flag dropped Turner held onto first place. The overall points got Vanbuskirk the win (1-2), Turner second (4-1) and Neys third with a fifth and third finish. Open B came off the line with a lot of familiar faces from the 250 class. In the first moto Chris Antolak took the holeshot with Vanbuskirk right behind, and Beau Hayes in third. Vanbuskirk took the lead with Hayes second, Neys in third and Logan Skaggs moving into fourth. The flag came down without any change getting Vanbuskirk the win. The second moto had Hayes was out of contention from his crash in 250B, and several other riders having bike issues. The checkered flag flew with Vanbuskirk getting the win again, Neys in second and Ricki Williams third. Both Open and 250c had great races. Open C was up first with Matt Dziubinski taking the win with Paxton Kerber riding the only Husqvarna out there today, taking second and Jake Peterson third. The second moto started with David Rodgers taking the holeshot, Austin Hansen in second and Kyle Mitchell third. Dziubinski was running fast all day, but at the start he lost his back end and crashed, but worked his way back to tenth. Around the back section of the track Hansen and Kerber both 8
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Justin Kelly charging in Open A.
made their way around Rodgers. Kerber then went inside to take lead from Hansen and Peterson made his way around Rodgers to take over the third position. Kerber took the win. When the overall results were posted, Kerber got the win with a second and first place finish. 250C was dominated by Dziubinski, winning both motos. 65Jr and Sr were up at race seven. The first moto for 65Jr. had several exciting moments with Dj Gritzmacher taking the win, Brennan Wages in second and Brody Spiekerman third. In the second moto Wages jumped out front with the holeshot ahead of Tom Fortune and Ewan Krisch. Gritzmacher was able to get up into the lead, but had a small fall allowed Wages to take the lead back. Gritzmacher got back moving quickly and held his second position and Fortune finished third. The overall put Wages in first ahead of Gritzmacher. In the first moto for 65Sr Eddie Norred took the big win as Kaile Williams was second and John Greer third. The results were the same in the second moto. The 85Sr class had almost identical finishes for both motos as well. The first moto had Stuart Schwagerman taking first, Austin Macias second and Kar-
son Kokotan third. In the second moto Schwagerman took the holeshot with Jarren Berggren in second and Rj Mackenzie third. Kokotan managed to fly around everyone and get all the way to the front, taking over the lead.
Unfortunately he fell, allowing Schwagerman back into the lead. Macias moved to second and Berggren was third. Kokotan got up from his fall quickly and was flying around the track getting all the way back to third place, pass-