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VOLUME 15, NUMBER 1 Issue 1 2015 Holeshot Magazine Staff: John Willis - Editor/Art Director Shand Garcia - Assistant Editor Aaron Remkus - Director of Photography Tim Wallace - Staff Photographer Mark Borge - Writer/Accounting Ray Blakley - Web Master/Design

Contributors: Brandon Brownlee Quinton Cain Terry Cordray Amy Jaynes Roy Jenkins Brian Johnson Cara Harmon Larry Hughes Michael Kasberg Jeff Lavender

JP Larry Morton Barri Mulkey Amber Parks Cy Prado Robert Sabatini Tom Shields Mike Trimble Jason Weigandt Steve Wise

Contributing Photographers: Jeff Cox Keith Demele Chris Dirker K.B. Franks Reilly Freeman Sara Lynn Gillett Barry Hale Patrick Herlihy Jake Jaynes Kevin Krick Kenny Lau Chris Levasseur Jeremy Linebaugh

Cody Lipps Leo Loera Jeff Miller Daffydd Morgan Motography Films Mr. Lavender Photos MX Photography Tucker Rock Jacob Souder Jason Sparks Lacie Szydlos JP Waldron Taylor Westfall

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Features In Memory of Opee (The Offroad Puppy)............................................... 9 Amsoil Arenacross (Wilkes Barre, PA) .................................................12 Monster Energy Supercross (AT&T Stadium) .........................................15 15th Annual Texas Winter Series ....................................................20 Liquid Nitro Arenacross Tour (Mesquite, Texas) .....................................30 JS7 Ride Day ...........................................................................32 Never Clapped Out (Whats going on over at Cycle Ranch MX) ........................34 Bowers MX Series (Bowers MX) .......................................................35 25th Annual Bikini Contest and MX Race (Village Creek MX) .....................36

Departments Letter From The Editor............................. 5 Hot Wheels (Readers’ Bikes) ........................10 Off The Track (Carter Halpain).......................24 Rider Tips (Larry Morton) ...........................28 Texas Track Guide (Where to Ride) .........................37 MX Products.........................................38 Ad Directory .........................................39 Last Lap..............................................40 On the cover : Carter Halpain is riding at Village Creek on the Night Track tearing it up at a private photo shoot! Photo by Aaron Remkus Video by Jake Jaynes

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Letter From The Editor...14 and going on 15!

We have another milestone issue here with Holeshot celebrating our 14th year in the motocross magazine business along with another “Video Cover” Yes, you can watch a short viedo of our coverboy Carter Halpain tearing up the night track at Village Creek MX for our private photo shoot. In order to watch the video right on your smart phone you need to download the free application. All you have to do is go to your app store and download the Shweiki MediAR app for Iphone or Android, launch the app and hold your phone over the cover to launch the video.

The Dallas Supercross has come and gone but it left us with some very cool memories. You can check out the race

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coverage starting on page 15. The morning started out with a track walk were we ran into some very fast company with the likes of Kevin Windam, Ezra Lusk, Jeff Emig and current racer Trey Canard. I even got a chance to talk to Emig about the Holeshot Magazine cover where we featured him back in 2002 when he returned to Loretta’s for another championship. Pretty cool stuff!

With spring just around the corner, we have the spring nationals that fire off in Texas over spring break along with all the night and day racing that is kicking off, so get your bikes out and get to the tracks! I hope you enjoy this issue and please do your moto business with the companies that advertise with us and support this magazine! And be sure to download the free app and watch the video covershoot of Carter Halpain!

Until next issue - Ride On! John Willis jwillis@holeshotmag.com We ran in to these guys on the track walk at AT&T Stadium. From L to R) Kevin Windam, Ezra Lusk, Jeff Emig and Trey Canard.

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Opee was an amazing dog thta lived an amazing life! It all started when his owner and best friend Mike Schelin fired up his Harley and Opee jumped onboard right on the gas tank with his paws on the handlebars. Mike took him around the block and they have been riding ever since. His real passion was riding on the dirt and racing offroad. Opee has honed his riding skills by competing in 85 races. He knows certain comands that help him on the track such as “Dip into it” (for corning) and “Set it up” (for jumping).

He always wears his helmet, neck brace, goggles and a jersey. His biggest sponsor was Canida All Natural Pet Food.

Opee raced for 8 years and competed in California, New Mexico, Florida and Mexico.

He was part of Supercross Opening ceremonies and hung out in the pits with superstars like Ryan Dungey, Ricky Carmichael and many other famous riders.

Opee has appeared in several videos and was featured on the cover of Cycle News. He has been in the pages of Racer X, Dirt Wheels, and even Holeshot Magazine a few years back. Troy Lee even created a poster that Opee and Mike that advertised the 2006 Lake Elsinor Grand Prix. This dog has even been on tv with ESPN!

Another cool thing Opee got to do was be on the cover of a National Geographic childrens book called”Animal Superstars” which can be purchased on amizon.com.

Opee held an AMA card, Norra card, and a Score card. One of his biggest racing acomplishment was finishing the Baja 500 with 10 minuteds 24 seconds to spare! Opee had his very first and last race at Glen Helen.

Besides moto, Opee enjoyed going to Loma Linda Childrens Hospital to visit the kids.

Opee, the offroad puppy, you are one of the coolest dogs to ever live and will be missed by thousands! You put a smile on so many peoples face - Ride In Peace!

Dustin Burmeier of Tucker Rocky and Scotty Hanes of Performance Factory got together to build a mans bike. We are firm believers in the saying “No misplacement for Displacement”. So with the help of the listed manufactures below we were able to put that theory to the test and the result was phenomenal.

Hot Rods 470cc Stroker Crank TR PN 164669 Cylinder Works (+3mm Big Bore Kit) 12.0:1 compression. Uses Vertex #23534. TR PN 733812 CWI Crank Works Inc. provided the Crankshaft balancing (a must on this build to a void the additional vibration produced from putting a stroker crank and big bore kit together) Xceldyne Valvetrain Components Exhaust Kit TR PN 791806 / Intake Kit TR PN 791820 Porting and Polishing done by Performance Factory Hinson 6 Spring Conversion Kit TR PN 268335 Magura Hydraulic Clutch System TR PN 860025 (Note: Due to the Hinson 6 Spring Conversion Kit you will also need the 10.5 Master Cylinder upgrade TR PN 860077) Boyesen Hy-Flow Water Pump TR PN 850505 FPS Racing Radiators by SuperTrapp TR PN 071060 & 071061 Works Connection Radiator Braces TR PN 341257 CV4 Radiator Cap 30psi TR PN 793351 MSR HP Silicone Radiator Hoses TR PN 344412 CV4 Temperature Strips TR PN 793370 Maxima Pro Filter Cover TR PN 531554 Tokyo Mods Vortex Ignition and Mapping Tokyo Mods Engine Vent Kit TR PN 432068 Tokyo Mods Less Tension Throttle Spring TR PN 432090 Moto Tassinari Air Force Intake System TR PN 790742 Twin Air Power Flo Kit TR PN 240220 Works Connection Skid Plate TR PN 341494 Works Connection Engine Guard TR PN 341495 Works Connection Rear Caliper Guard TR PN 341465 T.M. Desingworks Factory Edition Slide-N-Glide Kit TR PN 971873 Pro Taper 520XRC Chain TR PN 023107 Pro Taper 14 Tooth Front Sprocket TR PN 022519 Pro Taper 53 Tooth Rear Sprocket TR PN 023718 Pro Taper Foot Pegs TR PN 023200 Pro Taper Stainless Steel Replacement Cleat TR PN 023217 Pro Taper Fuzion Bars Ricky Carmichael Bend TR PN 028958 Pro Taper Twister Throttle Tube TR PN 022861 Pro Taper RC Half Waffle Grips TR PN 024789 Pro Taper Grip Donuts TR PN 024787 Pro Taper 1 1/8 Rubber Mount Kit TR PN 022822 MSR HP Bar Mount Bushings TR PN 342602 ARC Levers TR PN Clutch 190881 Brake 190853 Yoshimura Steering Stem Nut TR PN 194459 Yoshimura RS-4 Stainless Full System TR PN 196614 Dunlop MX 32 Front 80/100-21 TR PN 318535 Dunlop MX 52 Rear 120/80-19 TR PN 318576

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Braking Batfly 270 MM Oversized Rotor Kit TR PN 795980 Nuetech Tubliss Core TR PN’s Front 287002 & Rear 287001 Motion Pro Rim Lock TR PN 061025 Bulldog Spoke and Nipple Kits TR PN Front Spoke 425556 Nipples 425616 / Rear Spoke 425558 Nipples 425621 DID Dirtstar LT-X Rims TR PN Front 122800 Rear 122802 Hammer Head Engine Plug Kit Hammer Head Engine Case Saver TR PN 126023 Hammer Head Master Cylinder Caps Clutch, Brake Front and Rear Hammer Head Axel Blocks TR PN 126015 Hammerhead Forged Brake Pedal TR PN 126204 Hammerhead Brake Clevis TR PN 126044 Hammerhead Pro Rear Brake Spring Return Kit TR PN 126040 Hammerhead Shift Lever Rubber Tip TR PN 126067 All Balls Steering Stem Bearing Kit TR PN 416216 Hard Line Re-settable Hour Meter TR PN 211911 Hard Line Hour Meter Mount TR PN 216084 Graphics and Seat Cover D’ Cor Visuals Frame Grip Tape Nihilo Concepts Cycra Front Fork Guards Black TR PN 123369 Cycra Front Fender Red TR PN 123251 Cycra Stadium Number Plate White TR PN 123234 Cycra Power Flow Radiator Shrouds White TR PN 123269 Acerbis Air Box Cover White TR PN 737337 Cycra Side Number Plates White TR PN 123421 Cycra Rear Fender White TR PN 123259 Cycra Mud Flap Black TR PN 123549 KYB Genuine Fork Service Kit TR PN 770649 Eibach Fork Springs .50 Rate TR PN 770204 KYB Genuine Shock Service Kit TR PN 770666 Eibach Shock Spring 5.7 Rate TR PN 770393 MSR HP Upper and Lower Shock Bearings TR PN 413811 & 413805 MSR HP Swing Arm Bearing Kit TR PN 413955 MSR HP Swing Arm Linkage Bearing Kit TR PN 414225 Suspension Set Up by ENZO Racing Shock Shocks TR PN 802063 Works Connection Pro Launch Start Device TR PN 343457 Powder Coating by Metroplex Kustoms Frame, Swing Arm, Sub Frame, Triple Trees, Hubs, Valve Cover, Stator Cover, Shock Spring.

Bolt Motorcycle Hardware CR/ CRF PRO-PACK TR PN 150006 BEL-RAY: Friction Modified Thumper Racing 4T Engine Oil 10W30 TR PN 444160 Thumper Gear Saver Transmission Oil TR PN 444073 Contact Cleaner TR PN 440033 6-in-1 TR PN 440023 Super Dot 4 Brake Fluid TR PN 440024 Super Clean Chain Lube TR PN 443015 Chain Cleaner TR PN 440032 Bike Wash TR PN 440034 Silicone Detailer Spray TR PN 444203 Foam Filter Cleaner and Degreaser TR PN 440021 Foam Filter Oil Aerosol TR PN 443011 Assembly Lube TR PN 440008 Waterproof Grease TR PN 440011 Moto Chill Racing Coolant TR PN 444165 VP Racing Fuels OCTANIUM TR PN 152291

A Special Thank You to Shock Socks, Bel-Ray, D’COR Visuals, Hot Rods, Cylinder Works, and Crank Works Inc.

Photos By Jeff Miller

First Career AMSOIL Arenacross Win for Matt Goerke on Night Two in Wilkes-Barre Makes Him Sixth Different Overall Winner of Season Ginolfi Extends Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class Championship Lead WILKES-BARRE, PA. (February 7, 2015) - The fifth round of the 2015 season of AMSOIL Arenacross, featuring Ricky Carmichael's Road to Supercross, came to a dramatic conclusion on Saturday inside Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza. As has been the trend thus far in the championship, another new named emerged with the overall victory in the Arenacross Class as Team Babbitt's Monster Energy/AMSOIL Kawasaki's Matt Goerke earned the first win of his AMSOIL Arenacross career, becoming the sixth different winner in eight races. In the Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class, points leader Dave Ginolfi took the win aboard his Spinechillers Racing KTM to extend his advantage in the championship.

In his first full season of AMSOIL Arenacross competition, Goerke has been one of the most formidable contenders in the Arenacross Class and in the first Main Event of the evening he put himself in position to earn the overall victory. Husqvarna TiLUBE TUF Racing's Kyle Regal began the Main Event in the lead, just ahead of Goerke and Motosport.com/Haeseker Racing KTM's Gared Steinke. Regal and Goerke established themselves out front while Team Babbitt's Monster Energy/AMSOIL Kawasaki's Chris Blose moved past Steinke on Lap 3 to take over third. Shortly thereafter, fellow Team Babbitt's rider Jacob Hayes slotted into fourth, setting his sights on his teammate.

#617 Gavin Faith leads #36 Matt Goerke and #116 Rober Kiniry through the whoops in the Arenacross Class.

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Regal maintained his advantage over Goerke for half of the Main Event, but the gap between the two slowly narrowed in the closing laps. As the battle up front intensified, Hayes was able to make his way around Blose just after the finish line on Lap 10. Out front, Goerke was looking for a way around Regal and after several attempts, made the pass stick after the whoops on Lap 13. Regal attempted a counter move, resulting in contact between the two riders that briefly paused their momentum. Hayes closed in quickly as a result and ultimately made contact with Goerke, causing Hayes to fall to the ground. Both Goerke and Regal resumed out front, with Goerke in the lead, while Hayes ended up losing several positions. Goerke took the win with Regal second and Blose third. It was Goerke's first Main Event win of the season.

Regal seized the opportunity again out of the gate in the second Main Event and took early control of the lead ahead of teammate Gavin Faith and Hayes. Blose wasn't far behind in fourth, while Goerke settled into fifth. In an effort to run down his teammate for the lead, Faith made a mistake in the rhythm section on Lap 2, allowing both Hayes and Blose to pass. In the ensuing laps, Hayes closed in on Regal for the lead and made an aggressive pass coming out of the whoops on Lap 6 that caused heavy contact between the two riders and forced Regal off the track.

Once out front, Hayes was able to slowly and consistently build a gap over Blose, with Faith in third and Goerke in fourth. The top four remained the same until Lap 11, when Faith made a move on Blose to reclaim the runner-up spot. Hayes cruised to the win with Faith and Blose completing the top three.

#4 Kyle Regal grabs the holeshot on the second main event.

#4 Kyle Regal out of Grand Prairie, Texas finished out Saturday night with a 4th overall.

Goerke finished fourth and his consistency on the evening (1-4), combined with a win in the RMATV/MC Head 2 Head Challenge, gave him the overall win ahead of Blose (3-3). Faith's late pass for second helped him secure third overall (5-2). Regal rebounded from his incident with Hayes to finish sixth in the final Main Event and claim fourth overall (2-6), with Hayes rounding out the top five (8-1).

Goerke took a chunk out of his deficit to Hayes in the Arenacross Class championship standings, and now sits 14 points out of the lead. Regal maintained his hold on third, 22 points back. Blose and Slaka Wear KTM's Steven Mages round out the top five.

On Friday night Ginolfi finished second in the Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class Main Event, but on Saturday he enjoyed a nearperfect performance by going wire-to-wire. The KTM rider started the

15-lap Main Event with the holeshot ahead of Watson Metals/Compound MX Honda's Kyle Bitterman and Hillview Motorsports Suzuki's Steve Roman. The top three went unchanged throughout the entirety of the Main Event, but Ginolfi and Bitterman were never separated by more than a second. The Honda rider put on the pressure in the final laps, but Ginolfi held him off to claim his second Main Event win of the season.

Ginolfi added to his Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class points lead and now sits 23 points ahead of Roman.

A&Y Racing Honda's Daniel Herrlein sits third.

For complete results log on to www.arenacross.com

AT&T Stadium February 14, 2015 Coverage by John Willis Photos by Aaron Remkus, Patrick Herlihy and Shand Garcia

Monster Energy Supercross Comes East to the Home of the Dallas Cowboys!

In the 450 class #5 Ryan Dungey comes out of the gate like a rocketship and gets the SueprcrossLive.com Holeshot Award with #18 Davi Millsaps in tow followed by #33 Josh Grant on his Discount Tire Racing/TwoTwo Motorsports. #94 Ken Roczen quickly gets around #4 Blake Bagget. #3 Eli Tomac charges up on #22 Chad Reed going into a right hand bowl berm and takes him high and over the Monster Energy tuff block. Reed hits the dirt but gets up and remounts.

On lap six Roczen takes over the second spot from Millsaps on a left hand 180o turn after the finish line.

The following lap #41 Try Canard chased down 3rd place Millsaps and they follow each other over the wall jump and Canards front tire makes contact with Millsaps rear tire and causes Davi to to a weird “loop out”. Canard inherits 3rd place but is about six seconds off the leader.

On the final lap Dungey crosses over the finsih line for the victory and celebrates with a “heel clicker”. He later said in an interview that was the bests one he had ever done and that it was in honor of his teamate Muskin for doing the same trick after taking the win in the 250 class earlier that night.

Dungey became the third different two-time winner this season, joining Roczen and Canard, and moved into a tie with Jean-Michel Bayle for 13th on the all-time 450SX Class wins list with 16.

Dungey extended his lead in the 450SX Class standings to 12 points over Roczen, while Canard sits 23 points behind.

#5 Ryan Dungey stood on the top step of the podium in Arlington.

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#94 Ken Roczen rode to a 2nd place finish.

There’s always excitement in the air when the series heads east and comes to Cowboys Stadium for the opening round of the 250 East. It’s kinda like the opening round because we get to see a whole new group of 250 riders along with their new bikes, new gear and some new riders numbers to remember.

In the first 250 East main event of the 2015 season, it was none other than #25 Marvin Musquin that won the holeshot award and coming right along with him was #47 Martin Davalos and the 250 east defending champion #1 Justin Bogel. In the first lap Davalos loses the front end and takes #55 Kyle Peters along with him as well as #200 Arnaud Tounas.

As the race gets to lap seven #35 Kyle Cunningham out of Fort Worth, Texas goes down hard and the red flag comes out for a restart. Kyle was able to stand up and walk away!

The racers line back up in a stagard start form with Musquin at the front. The racers take off and no one was able to really take any advantge from the restart and they were back at it. On lap ten #43 Matt Lemoine out of Pilot Point, Texas triples past #6 Jermey Martin to take over the number four spot.

On the final lap it was Musquin that came to Arlington to take the checkerd flag and the early points lead along with the red plate. It was Justin Bogel in 2nd and Pro Circuit’s #37 Joey Savegy rounding out the poduim with a career best of 3rd!

#29 Andrew Short had an awesome ride and nails down a spot in the top 5 with 5th overall!

#41 Trey Canard rounded out the podium with a 3rd.

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450 Start

#4 Blake Baggett gets the most improved award. He keeps getting better and better each week. He rode to a hard earned 4th place finish.

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#22 Chad Reed gets blown off the track and into the tuff blocks by #3 Eli Tomac. This was a pay back move from an eailer on track incident between Reed and Tomac.

450SX Class Results: 1. Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., KTM 2. Ken Roczen, Clermont, Fla., Suzuki 3. Trey Canard, Edmond, Okla., Honda 4. Blake Baggett, Grand Terrace, Calif., Suzuki 5. Andrew Short, Smithville, Texas, KTM 6. Jason Anderson, Edgewood, N.M., Husqvarna 7. Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Honda 8. Josh Grant, Wildomar, Calif., Kawasaki 9. Broc Tickle, Holly, Mich., Suzuki 10. Cole Seely, Laguna Beach, Calif., Honda

#25 Marvin Musquin leads the pack on a red flag staggered restart and holds on for the win in the 250 class.

Eastern Regional 250SX Class Results: 1. Marvin Musquin, Corona, Calif., KTM 2. Justin Bogle, Cushing, Okla., Honda 3. Joey Savatgy Thomasville, Ga., Kawasaki 4. Jeremy Martin, Millville., Minn., Yamaha 5. Matt Lemoine, Pilot Point, Texas, Kawasaki 6. Vince Friese, Cape Girardeau, Mo., KTM 7. RJ Hampshire, Hudson, Fla., Honda, Honda 8. Arnaud Tonus, Aire-la-Ville, Switzerland, Kawasaki 9. Martin Davalos, Corona, Calif., KTM 10. Kyle Peters, Greensboro, N.C., Peters

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All eyes were on #423 Vicky Golden who tried to qualify for the night show in Arlington. She rode good in timed practice but needs a little more speed to be the first woman to qualifiy for an AMA Supercross.

#3 Eli Tomac finished the night out with a 7th.

#23 Weston Peick has been on the sidelines with a broken foot and torn knee.

Head front man of the Rogue Locusts, Blake Wharton was performing during the day in the pits. We can’t wait to see Blake back on the race track!

Local favorite #35 Kyle Cunningham took a hard fall in the main event. He got up and was ok. #645 Cheyenne Harmon made his 450 debut in Arlington.

The Asterisk Medical Crew is always on hand at each round.

Ryan Dungey celebrates the win!

Photos By Jake Jaynes and Chris Dirker

#168 Blake Neiheiser wins the overall in both 250 and 450 A Pro Sprort Classes.

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#70 Broc Walker from Cleburne, Texas is your 65cc (7-9) Champion.

#129 Andrew Pierce

2015 BELL Golden Helmet Award

#663 Rookie White

#718 Jason Shaffor

Congratulations to Lane Allison as the 2015 BELL Golden Helmet Award winner of the AMA Texas Winter Series.

#49 Adam Montoya

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#68 Branden Walther

#99 Shelby Peterson

#13 Sabastien Friesen

#5 Madden Jones

#99 Ty Simmons

#33 Emma Batten

#214 Austin Forkner

#29 Zane Merrett #35 Mickey Sandidge

#223 Parker Mashburn

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15th Annual Texas Winter Series Final Results 50cc (4-8) AC Limited ws 1st - KENDALL DONELSON #194 - VAN BUREN, AR 2nd - MIKEY SANDIDGE #35 - GARDNER, KS 3rd - MATTHEW BONNER #622 - FLOWER MOUND, TX 51cc (4-5) Limited ws 1st - MIKEY SANDIDGE #35 - GARDNER, KS 2nd - MADDEN JONES #5 - FARMERSVILLE, TX 3rd - MATTHEW BONNER #622 - FLOWER MOUND, TX 51cc (4-6) Limited ws 1st - CODY WELLS #09 - SPRING, TX 2nd - JACE WILLIAMS #47 - CELINA, TX 3rd - JOSH GOODWIN #298 - FONTANA, KS 51cc (6-7) Limtied ws 1st - KASON LITTLE #99 - MAGNOLIA, TX 2nd - BRODY COOK #719 - KANSAS CITY, KS 3rd - SABASTIEN FRIESEN #13 - MAGNOLIA, TX 51cc (7-8) Limited ws 1st - CODEE SAMPLES #54r - MIDLOTHIAN, TX 2nd - ZACHARY APPLEGATE #12 - EDGEWEOOD , TX 3rd - KASON LITTLE #99 - MAGNOLIA, TX 51cc (4-8) Limtied ws 1st - CODEE SAMPLES #54r - MIDLOTHIAN, TX 2nd - KASON LITTLE #99 - MAGNOLIA, TX 3rd - ZACHARY APPLEGATE #12 - EDGEWEOOD , TX 65cc (7-9) ws 1st - BROCK WALKER #70 - CLEBURNE, TX 2nd - TREY MYERS #652 - CLEVELAND, TX 3rd - ZACHARY APPLEGATE #12 - EDGEWEOOD , TX 65cc (10-11) ws 1st - LANE ALLISON #53 - MAYPEARL, TX 2nd - KAEDON STEINERT #225 - FAYETTEVILLE, AR 3rd - MICHAEL DONELSON #11 - VAN BUREN, AR 65cc (7-11) ws 1st - LANE ALLISON #53 - MAYPEARL, TX 2nd - KAEDON STEINERT #225 - FAYETTEVILLE, AR 3rd - BROCK WALKER #70 - CLEBURNE, TX Beginner 65-85cc (7-11) ws 1st - CALEB WISEMAN #912 - TEMPLE, TX 2nd - LUKE FOSHEE #26 - MIDLOTHIAN, TX 3rd - KAEDEN CRAWFORD #228 - TROY, TX 85cc (9-11) ws

1st - BROCK LASSITER #103 - ASBURY, MO 2nd - LANE ALLISON #53 - MAYPEARL, TX 3rd - KAEDON STEINERT #225 - FAYETTEVILLE, AR 85cc (12-14) ws 1st - RILEY ALLEN #30 - KENNEDALE, TX 2nd - BRANDEN WALTHER #68 - DENTON, TX 3rd - TJ USELMAN #42 - GODLEY, TX 85cc (9-14) ws 1st - RILEY ALLEN #30 - KENNEDALE, TX 2nd - BRANDEN WALTHER #68 - DENTON, TX 3rd - BROCK LASSITER #103 - ASBURY, MO Beginner Mini Sr (12-16) ws 1st - JOSH ROSSING #721 - SPRING, TX 2nd - KOLBY ELLIOTT #42 - JUSTIN, TX 3rd - CHASE CASTOE #55 - BENTONVILLE, AR Mini Sr (12-15) ws 1st - TJ USELMAN #42 - GODLEY, TX 2nd - BRANDEN WALTHER #68 - DENTON, TX ) 3rd - KADE JACKSON #14 - SAND SPRINGS, OK Supermini 1 (12-15) ws 1st - DALTON DYER #92 - BENTON, AR 2nd - TRISTAN FALLS #19 - SUMNER, TX 3rd - JACK RICHARD #145 - CHANUTE, KS Supermini 2 (13-16) ws 1st - DALTON DYER #92 - BENTON, AR 2nd - TRISTAN FALLS #19 - SUMNER, TX 3rd - JACK RICHARD #145 - CHANUTE, KS Girls Open ws 1st - JADA MURPHY #8 - SOLON, IA 2nd - CAMI SAMPLES #1 - MIDLOTHIAN, TX 3rd - HOPE HOWERTON #24 - ROCKWALL, TX Schoolgirl (12-16) ws 1st - KARLEY CAMPBELL #93 - EUSTACE, TX 2nd - RACHEL DENNIS #13 - HALTOM, TX Womens Open ws 1st - BRITTANI CLINARD #26 - MABANK, TX 2nd - AKANA LARSON #811 - KELLER, TX 3rd - RACHEL DENNIS #13 - HALTOM, TX Schoolboy 1 (12-16) ws 1st - CARTER HALPAIN #128 - LUBBOCK, TX 2nd - GRANT HARLAN

#11 - ROANOKE, TX 3rd - DALTON DYER #92 - BENTON, AR Schoolboy 2 (13-16) ws 1st - CARTER HALPAIN #128 - LUBBOCK, TX 2nd - GRANT HARLAN #11 - ROANOKE, TX 3rd - RYAN FESLER #66 - LAMPASAS, TX College (16-24) ws 1st - LANE SHAW #xxxx - ALVIN, TX 2nd - ASHTON FITZGIBBON #42 - CROWLEY, TX 3rd - BARRON BELLARD #27 - CARENCRO, LA Beginner 125-450 ws 1st - ADAM HOFFMAN #321 - FRISCO, TX 2nd - LAYTON MARTINEZ #42 - BEN WHEELER, TX 3rd - ZACHARY WHITE #621 - CYPRESS, TX 125-450 Amateur Open ws 1st - DUSTIN VAUGHAN #425 - BURLESON, TX 2nd - MICHAEL YOUNG #28 - SCURRY, TX Two-Stroke (16+) ws 1st - JACOB HINSON #27 - SAN ANTONIO, TX 250 C (12-16) ws 1st - BROC STUART HART #440 - MAUMELLE, AR 2nd - COLTON LAWRENCE #120 - WEATHERFORD, OK 3rd - JACOB HINSON #27 - SAN ANTONIO, TX 250 C (17+) ws 1st - TY BENCH #297 - SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX 2nd - JOSEPH CAPPS #85 - CONWAY, AR 3rd - KYLER KEENEY #110 - BATESVILLE, AR 250 B ws 1st - LANE SHAW #xxxx - ALVIN, TX 2nd - DUSTIN VAUGHAN #425 - BURLESON, TX 3rd - BARRON BELLARD #27 - CARENCRO, LA 250 A Pro Sport ws 1st - BLAKE NEIHEISER #168 - CROSBY, TX 2nd - JAMES MILSON #56 - GRANBURY, TX 3rd - DILLON JOHNSON #117 - WHITNEY, TX 450 C ws 1st - BROC STUART HART #440 - MAUMELLE, AR 2nd - JACOB HINSON #27 - SAN ANTONIO, TX 3rd - COLTON LAWRENCE #120 - WEATHERFORD, OK 450 B ws 1st - ASHTON FITZGIBBON #42 - CROWLEY, TX

2nd - BARRON BELLARD #27 - CARENCRO, LA 3rd - AUSTIN FORKNER #214 - RICHARDS, MO 450 A Pro Sport ws 1st - BLAKE NEIHEISER #168 - CROSBY, TX 2nd - COLE THOMPSON #148 - BRIGDEN, ONT., CANAD, MI 3rd - ANDREW PIERCE #129 - HUFFMAN, TX Vet (25+) Amateur ws 1st - BRYAN MURRAY #716 - BLUE MOUNT, TX 2nd - ZACH BAKER #42 - ROWLETT, TX Vet (25+) A ws 1st - MATT KARLSEN #940 - SACHSE, TX 2nd - CORY BRANTLEY #131 - LOWELL, AR Vet (30+) C/D ws 1st - MIKE GREENWELL #212 - MIDLOTHIAN, TX 2nd - ERIC EDWARDS #161 - JENKS, OK 3rd - RICK ROGERS #92 - MIDLOTHIAN, TX Vet (30+) ws 1st - MATT KARLSEN #940 - SACHSE, TX 2nd - JASON SHAFFOR #718 - PLANO, TX 3rd - BRANDON CHEEK #55 - HACKETT, AR Vet (35+) ws 1st - MATT KARLSEN #940 - SACHSE, TX 2nd - BRANDON CHEEK #55 - HACKETT, AR 3rd - JASON SHAFFOR #718 - PLANO, TX Vet (40+) C/D ws 1st - BRIAN HICKS #202 - CARROTON, TX 2nd - DOUG KROUPA #317 - FLOWER MOUND, TX 3rd - JERRY CLINARD #26 - MABANK, TX Vet (40+) ws 1st - RAYFORD COLLINS #67 - ALLEN, TX 2nd - DWAIN CARTER 3rd - ERICK EHRENBERG #115 - LANTANA, TX Vet (45+) ws 1st - RAYFORD COLLINS #67 - ALLEN, TX 2nd - MICHAEL HAWTHORNE 3rd - CHRIS DEVER #424 - BROOKSHIRE, TX Vet (50+) ws 1st - MICHAEL HAWTHORNE #3 - PANGBURN, AR 2nd - BOBBY MECHE #47 - HURST, TX 3rd - SEAN KNAACK #105 - CARROLLTON, TX

Interview by Shand Garcia

C

Photos by Aaron Remkus Video by Jake Jaynes

oming out of Lubbock, Texas, Carter Halpain #128, has been a solid racer since he first started racing. Long overdue, we decided to get the scoop on the West Texas

resident and see what his outlook for 2015 is. He has started out great with a comanding points leads in two classes of the AMA

Texas Winter Series.

Carter Halpain #128

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#128 Carter Halpain coming up through the ranks over the years.

Carter was very comfortable throwing down some fast laps in front of the camara’s for this photoshoot and videoshoot.

Shand: Well Carter, first off I must congratulate you on your dominating performances in the (2) Schoolboy classes at the Texas Winter Series. You are killing it!

Carter: Thank you Shand. Yea, I’m really liking the Yamahas. They fit me and I’m having lots of fun.

For those living under a rock and have never heard of you... give us a quick bio.

I’m 14 and live in Lubbock, Texas. I’ve been riding since I was two, and racing since 2008picking up a few National Championships along the way (and smiles). Racing has allowed me to do lots of traveling and for that I am super thankful.

I noticed you are racing under the Family Powersports network of dealerships. Wade Hoak and Morris Baker are two very solid guys to have in your corner. How did that sponsor-relationship come about for you?

Family Powersports is a great group of people! One of their dealerships is located in my hometown and they pretty much have West Texas covered. I’ve known Morris and Wade since I was in diapers and they’ve always been a part of my program. I’m super lucky to have them in my corner.

What are your plans for the remainder of 2015?

I’m pretty excited. EBR has recently offered me a spot on their team, which is kinda late in the year, but I’m going to be on some top shelf equipment and Josh Rogers and the guys over there are great… so I’m stoked! So of course, I’m ready to go get some titles!

Let's rewind a bit. A few years ago you were one of very few to come out of west TX., and have a Team Green ride. What did you learn from that program?

I learned a lot. Everything from being fast on the track to having integrity in the pits.

I give you a TON of credit, Carter. You have faced some adversity, but have always seemed to keep pushing forward. You are always positive and upbeat when I am interviewing you on the microphone. I guess your personality is right on par with your speed and talent... haha!

Thanks, Shand. That’s one thing I totally live by. You have to have fun and remember, attitude is everything!

Obviously, growing up the goal and dream is to turn Pro. Where do you see yourself in five years?

In five years… I’ll be dropping gates at the Supercross. Can’t wait to visit with you in the pits in Arlington.

Who were the local Texas Pros that you grew up idolizing?

I’ve always looked up to Andrew Short. He is the kind of guy that everyone respects. I’ve always thought he was super cool.

Can you tell us a little about your training and fitness program?

I recently started living with Zak Mashburn and his awesome family in the Dallas area. I’m getting great coaching from Zak and Kyle Regal, and getting to ride Monday-Thursday. I’ve always been a guy who only gets to race/ride on the weekends… now I feel like I have a real training program.

Who are your running buds?

My best buds are probably my brother Colby and Austin Forkner. (Austin is the one with the scooter from toys-r-us… He is a huge parkrat.)

What are your interest outside of Motocross?

I also like to ride scooters on flat or at a skate

park. It is super fun and is something to burn off some extra energy.

It's been really cool watching your career come along. I am a super fan of the #128, as well as the Halpain family. Congrats on landing your first Holeshot Magazine cover.

Thank you, Shand! This is truly an honor. I’ve been looking through Holeshot Magazine since before I could read. I’m blown away by this!

Myself, and everyone in Texas is wishing you the very best.

In closing who would you like to thank?

Special Thanks to Terry Cordray and Village Creek MX for letting us use the night track for this private photoshoot.

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WMS, EBR Performance, Thor, Corrosion Specialties, Family Powersports, Yamaha, bLU cRU, Scott, Dunlop, PR2, Maxima, Uni, EnviroClean, kicker, Delb lifestyle, and seven 10 MX graphics.

But I want to personally say thank you to some awesome people who help me: Andy Weaver, Ross Flowers, Johnathan Parrish, and Jeff Quick. Thank you for what you do and most of all believing in me!

A Column By Motocross Instructor Larry Morton

DISCIPLINE, TRAINING THAT DEVELOPS AND CORRECTS I think most of us know the value of discipline, but few of us have been the recipient without some resistance. There is always room in our lives and motocross programs to improve, but few of us would readily make the changes necessary were we not prodded into change by some loving parent, teacher, instructor or counselor.

Discipline is a part of life; our parents disciplined us, our teachers, in the workplace and understand discipline is all around us. But for the motocross racer, since it has all to do with athletics, there needs to be a special measure of discipline. For those of us who struggle to self discipline, we need people who surround us to help us accomplish that. Hebrews 12 in the Bible speaks of discipline and one of the things mentioned is “He disciplines us for our good”, so in a sense, discipline is a good thing. It really is the training that develops and corrects, so it needs to be taken seriously.

Secondly, we are to take our discipline courageously, we don’t give up and we are to endure the chastening and learn from it. Do we like all that goes with our personal motocross program, the training, the rigors of drills and riding moto’s, the amount of driving, the gym work, the countless hours spent working on the bike? Some do, but with the many students we have had in the past, we also see kids that are lazy, undisciplined and expect their parents to do everything for them. Sad, but in reality unless there are some major changes, the parents themselves are enabling their kids to be undisciplined and allowing them not to put the work and time in that it takes to be successful.

We also need to accept discipline. Our tendency is to escape, but when we realize the importance of discipline, we can accept and learn. Parents need to see their kids present and future, and sometimes disciplining your kids is tough.

A few more points.

A) We need to respond with the belief that it is for our good.

B) We are to respond to our discipline with expectancy, not with shock.

C) We are to respond to our correction with submission D) finally, don’t rationalize the whole thing away, and be thankful for those who help us become disciplined.

Larry Morton • 5 Magics Motocross School (since 1996) • 208-630-3139

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Photos by Patrick Herlihy

Liquid Nitro AX Tour (Rds 3 & 4) Mesquite, Texas Dec 5 & 6, 2014 The pro’s came out of the wood work for their chance to take home part of the $10,000 purse that was up for grabs in Mesquite. There was even a $1000 Texas Bounty paid to any pro rider that could sweep all 4 main events. The bounty was not paid out because we had multiple winners over the weekend in both classes. On Friday night in the pro classes is was #52 Mitchel Oldenburg wining the 250’s and #152 Sean Hackley winning the 450 class. One Saturday’s main events, we saw #43 Matt Lemoine win the 250 class and the 450’s.

Fans were also treated to a freestye show preformed by past Holeshot Magazine cover boy-”Cowboy” Kenny Bartram.

For complete results from Friday and Saturday nights racing log on to www.tracksideresults.com/nitroaxtour/index.asp

Great crowd and rider perticapation! Everyone likes arenacross racing at night!

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This is poetry in motion with this many bikes in the air at once off the same jump. #52 Mitchell Oldenburg, #471 Kyle Regal, #99 Shelby Peterson, #43 Matt Lemoine and #713 Chad Cook take flight!

#152 Sean Hackley and #471 Kyel Regal going at it on Friday nights main.

Photos By Jake Jaynes

What does the Freestone JS7 Spring Championship offer that no other races do? A chance for the champions of each class to have an exclusive day of riding the epic motocross track at the James Stewart compound located in Haines City, Florida! Not only that, but James himself rode along side the amateur champions showing them the correct form on the “Bubba Scrub�.

#71 Challen Tennant

So all you have to do is go out there and win yourself a championship at the 2015 James Stewart Spring National at Freestone so you can turn some laps on one of the most epic tracks in the world and have your chance to huck one of those hugh table tops along side James!

#52 JR Reyes

#99 Kasen Little

#68 Branden Walther #54 Tommy Leclere #54 Tommy Leclere

#329 Mathew Leblanc

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#223 Parker Mashburn

Tom Shields

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Written By Lynnette Montemayor

Cycle Ranch Events Center turns corner to become South Texas' leading multi-purpose event destination Motocross’ popularity in Texas dates back to the early 1990s, but slowly degraded in the early 2000s. Although motocross had its peak early on, it has been slowly making a comeback, starting with one of the most popular venues in South Texas located in Floresville – Cycle Ranch Events Center. In the past two years, Iain Grae, owner of Cycle Ranch, has seen about a 50% growth of participation, including riders who visit from countries all over the world, such as Finland and Canada.

“South Texas is the perfect place for motocross and different outdoor events year round. We have better weather and slow composition that makes our dirt better, which makes it perfect for dirt bike riding,” says Grae. “The ideal location really puts Cycle Ranch on the map for a destination spot to ride.”

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Despite the track venue that was once solely for motocross, Cycle Ranch has progressed into a diverse facility that hosts several types of events. According to Grae, the property’s infrastructure allows the facility to be utilized more for a variety of different events held at Cycle Ranch.

“After one of our events where we had live music, we realized the stage in the pavillion area was perfect for music performances,” explains Grae. “We felt that Cycle Ranch has the opportunity to reach out of its element, and is destined for more than individuals whom are interested in motocross, but to host other events for a wider audience. Music, for example is a big element that we should be providing to the consumer.”

A month after Grae took ownership of the property, Cycle Ranch hosted its first mud run event. Later on, the facility opened the door to more attractions such as The Zombie Black Ops mud run; where over 1,000 individuals participated.

The progression continued through many attributions such as hosting top motocross competitions such as the AMA USA Motocross Championships Pro-Amateur. The facility has also recently expanded, adding a new arenacross track that was designed as a stepping stone for riders to reach their goals to become professionals, and a supercross track that allows professionals to train.

In addition, Grae anticipates the growth of Cycle Ranch in the next five years. More

This beautiful sky shot really shows all the many different tracks to hone your MX/SX skills on!

motocross races and competitions are expected to be hosted at the facility as well as other diverse events such as music festivals, a battle of the bands and BBQ cook-offs. The facility has several amenities including a 13,000+ square foot pavilion with stage, a children’s playground, cabins and a full-service café.

To learn more about Cycle Ranch Events Center, please visit www.cycleranchmx.com or call 855-571-6686.

About Iain Grae: Iain Grae is the founder and at the helm of Cycle Ranch and a serial entrepreneur who among several other awards has been featured twice by Fast Company with the top 100 fastest growing enterprises in the USA. In his first year he was able to solidify Floresville's prestigious "Business of the Year" award. He holds a Masters in Leadership and a Bachelor of Science in Advertising & Marketing. Iain is an accomplished motocross racer who has a passion for growing the sport.

Iain came out of an early retirement to launch realmotocross.com, a social media mecca for motocross, and expanded his investment in the sport by bringing Cycle Ranch Events Center to what it is today.

The facility has several amenities including a 13,000+ square foot pavilion with stage, a children’s playground, cabins and a full-service café.

Round 1

June 27

Badlands MX

Round 2

July 11

Village Creek

Round 3

July 18

Freestone

Round 4

August 1

Badlands MX

Round 5

August 22

Buffalo Creek

Round 6

September 5

Swan

Round 7

September 12

Village Creek

Round 8

September 26

River Valley

Round 9

October 10

Badlands MX

For series info log on to www.badlandsmx.com

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#466 Bud Moore chases down #645 Cheyenne Harmon in the pro class.

(10 point bonus)

Texas Track Guide

North

Badlands . . . . . . . . . .972-742-2228 Boondoxx . . . . . . . . . .214-551-0489 Burleson . . . . . . . . . .817-295-1760 East Fork . . . . . . . . . .940-357-9410 Lucky’s Landing . . . .214-636-7233 Muenster-Red River940-995-2903 North Forty Cycle . . .903-891-8418 Oakhill Raceway . . . .940-577-2225 River Valley . . . . . . . .817-932-3333 Shady Grove . . . . . . .972-579-1319 * TCCRA . . . . . . . . . . . .214-757-0202 The Pit . . . . . . . . . . . .214-325-5630 TSCEC . . . . . . . . . . . . webmaster@tscec.org TVRC . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.TVRC.ORG Village Creek . . . . . . .817-572-7713

South Angleton . . . . . . . . . .979-299-8652 Beaumont . . . . . . . . .409-924-7276 Cornerstone . . . . . . . .832-541-2251 Cowboy Badlands . . .409-540-2987 Cycle Ranch . . . . . . .210-635-9199 Double D . . . . . . . . . .361-688-7601 Highlands . . . . . . . . .281-843-6686 Los Fresnos . . . . . . .956-492-4996 Rio Bravo . . . . . . . . . .281-454-4440 Splendora . . . . . . . . .281-399-3278 Skeeter . . . . . . . . . . .409-925-4232 Southwest MX . . . . . .713-534-3618

Sunset Park . . . . . . . .956-748-0025 Three Palms . . . . . . .936-321-8725 Ultimate MX . . . . . . .409-682-8011

Central Austin Del Valle . . . .512-417-3753 Extreme MX . . . . . . . .903-851-1252 Freestone Raceway .903-599-1888 Monkey Island . . . . . .830-377-7802 Red Rock . . . . . . . . . .512-431-1472 Waco Eagles MC . . . .254-875-9955

East Athens . . . . . . . . . . . .903-675-5057 Buffalo Creek . . . . . . .214-939-4321 Greenville . . . . . . . . .903-366-1817 * Johnsonville . . . . . . .903-217-7965 Paris MX . . . . . . . . . .903-495-3694 Swan Park . . . . . . . . .903-882-4215

West 211 MX Park . . . . . . .254-405-3602 Bowers MX . . . . . . . .806-671-7010 Clutch City . . . . . . . . .806-6814537 DAT MX Events . . . . .254-629-1711 Lefors MX . . . . . . . . .806-626-9950 Mesquite Hills . . . . . .325-691-9036 Clyde Spring Valley .325-673-4636 TNT Raceway . . . . . .806-842-3526 West Texas . . . . . . . .432-528-3583 * OPEN D A I LY

ATTENTION TRACK OWNERS! To place your track on our Track Guide please contact John Willis at jwillis@holeshotmag.com and we will get you added.

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BEL-RAY ANNOUNCES NEW 10W-60 THUMPER SYNTHETIC RACING OIL Total performance lubricant manufacturer, Bel-Ray, today announced the release of its new 10W-60 Works Thumper Racing Synthetic Ester 4T Engine Oil. Engineered for single cylinder, multi-valve four-stroke racing engines, Bel-Ray’s Thumper racing oil is designed to withstand the extreme temperatures and stresses experienced during racing.

Bel-Ray’s Thumper synthetic racing oil is formulated with full synthetic, ester base oils and an advanced additive package to minimize cylinder and ring wear, extend bearing life and prevent sludge and varnish formation, as well as carbon build-up, to maximize power and engine life. The racing oil was engineered with high viscosity shear stability to ensure unmatched engine protection, even under the most severe conditions. For engines with wet clutches, Thumper racing oil is formulated for maximum clutch engagement, consistent power delivery, and efficient shifting in any racing environment.

Bel-Ray’s Thumper Racing Engine Oil is compatible with all air and liquid-cooled four-stroke motorcycle engines, including wet and dry clutch applications. The 10W-60 synthetic racing oil exceeds all API SN and JASO MA2 requirements, and is backward compatible for use in applications specifying API SG/SH/SJ/SL/SM or JASO MA/MA1 rated oils.

Bel-Ray Works Thumper Racing Synthetic Ester 4T Engine Oil 10W-60 is available in both one and four-liter containers and can be purchased through authorized powersports dealers worldwide. To find the nearest Bel-Ray dealer, please consult Bel-Ray’s online dealer locator.

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