Justin Hofet holding off Andrew Pierce in the 85/150 14-16 mod. It was one of the earlier motos of the day and the track was great. Justin stays out front and wins the moto.

Holeshot in the 250 mod pro goes to the Kawasaki boy Dillan Epstein.

In that same first corner, a few riders got in a little pile up and in that mix up was Jeremy Martin. He finally got going after the rest of the pack was at least a half lap in front of him. After working his way up until the checkered flag, he took an 8th in that moto.

Martin riding aggressive making passes left and right to get up to the front.

65 Junior cycle open, all eyes were on Pierce Brown from Utah. After his holeshot, he checked out and was gone from the pack, winning the moto.

Keith Tucker waiting in staging for his Supermini thru 16 class.

Tucker in second behind Justin Hofet with Rookie White close behind waiting to make a move. Around the 4th lap, Andrew Pierce jumps up  into 4th for a crazy four-way battle. Right after that, Tucker’s bike blows up and he doesn’t finish the moto. As the white flag went out, White’s bike was also having a problem and he ends up watching the race finish as Justin Hofet takes the win with Andrew Pierce  closely behind him.

Carson Mumford out front in the 65 jr cycle stock 9-11 class with Pierce Brown following behind waiting to jump up there but couldn’t make it happen. Mumford takes the win.

Dakota Alix with the number 87 this week got out front in the 250B stock and around one lap into it was passed by Matt Bisceglia. Alix rode a tough race and stayed right in the top.

Loretta Lynn’s 50 champ Ryder DiFrancesco in staging waiting for one of the last motos of the day. He goes on to win the second moto of the 50 Pee Wee stock thru 6 and wins his first title of the week.

Fast girl on the 150, Gracie Van Horn from Wyoming has had a few bike problems but riding so fast with the boys and in the womens class.

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Top 3 in the 250B stock. Racing was intense! James Gardiner Pulled out front with the holeshot and about a half a lap later was passed by Matt Bisceglia. James stayed right there, then fell back to thrid, battling for second. Matt went on in the day ans ended up with 3 out of 4 moto wins. One crash in the start and had to work his way up.

James Gardiner, just barely 15 could legally still be racing an 85 but instead is top3 in the intermediate classes. On his new team of Hart and Huntington, his Kawasaki looks to be running good and showing some great results on day 1.

Andrew Pierce = total domination. Every moto he was in today he won, by a way. The 150 rider is really showing a lot of talent and speed. The track was pretty ridiculous at some points of the day and he flew through it and made it look easy.

The 450A stock class we all thought would be going to Jeremy Martin, shouldn’t have counted out Dillan Epstein. Dillian was on fire, got out front and never looked back.

The wind started to really pick up and with it came the dust, garbage, and almost small children. No stopping the races, just had to take cover a couple times.

Dakota Alix watching motos and protecting his eyes. Everyone was walking around with goggles on, you couldn’t see a thing otherwise.

85/150 open thru 16 was a full, fast race. With Andrew Pierce out front, Braxton Prieto was working hard in 2nd place. Riding solid and looking good in his new Scott gear. He had a get off later in the day and hurt his arm, not being able to finish his last motos. Hopefully its not something too serious and we will see him tomorrow racing and up front.

High five.

Epstein rocking in the front and checking out.

Burns ran second for awhile after Martin went down. Martin eventually picked it up and passed Burns back.

450 non pro holeshot goes to Mr. Bisceglia who wins the moto.

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