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Its spring time and time to start making you preparations for this summers race events. Spring is the perfect time to begin your mental preparation for the big dance at Loretta Lynns or whatever your big race might be. Mental fitness and sports psychology play a major role in motocross and can often times make the difference between win-ning, losing or making it on the pro circuit. Having competed in a few recent events, I wanted to go back and analyze my race performances to see what I could have done better and the psychology and mental preparation side of my training is one thing that stood out the most. That being said, lets take a look at Dr. Jack Lesyks nine mental skills of successful athletes and see where to make some improvements in our race program training. There are nine, specific mental skills that contribute to success in sports. They are all learned and can be improved with instruction and practice.

The Performance Pyramid

Although each of the nine skills is important, its primary importance will occur during one of three phases: long-term development, immedi-ate preparation for performance, and during performance itself.

Level I - These mental skills constitute a broad base for attaining long-term goals, learning, and sustaining daily practice. They are needed on a day-by-day basis for long periods of time, often months and years.Level II - These skills are used immediately before performance to prepare for performance. They maybe used just before competition begins, or immediately before a specific performance action, such as a golf shot or a free throw in basketball.Level III - These skills are used during actual performance behavior.

The pyramid represents the relationship of the nine skills to one another. Each of the higher levels incorporates and is based upon the skills of the preceding levels.

Detailed Descriptions of the Nine Mental Skills

1. Attitude Successful athletes: Realize that attitude is a choice; Choose an attitude that is predominately positive; View their sport as an opportunity to compete against themselves and learn from their successes and failures; Pursue excellence, not perfection, and realize that they, as well as their coaches, teammates, officials, and others are not perfect; Maintain balance and perspective between their sport and the rest of their lives; Respect their sport, other participants, coaches, officials, and themselves.

2. Motivation Successful athletes: Are aware of the rewards and

benefits that they expect to experience through their sports participa-tion; Are able to persist through difficult tasks and difficult times, even when these rewards and benefits are not immediately forthcoming; Realize that many of the benefits come from their participation, not the outcome.

3. Goals and Commitment Successful athletes: Set long-term and short-term goals that are realistic, measurable, and time-oriented; Are aware of their current performance levels and are able to develop specific, detailed plans for attaining their goals; Are highly committed to their goals and the daily demands of their training programs.

4. People Skills Successful athletes: Realize that they are part of a larger system that includes their families, friends, teammates, coaches, and others; When appropriate, communicate their thoughts, feelings, and needs to these people and listen to them as well; Have learned effective skills for dealing with conflict, difficult opponents, and other people when they are negative or oppositional.

5. Self-Talk Successful athletes: Maintain their self-confidence dur-ing difficult times with realistic, positive self-talk; Talk to themselves the way they would talk to their own best friend; Use self-talk to regulate thoughts, feelings and behaviors during competition.

6. Mental Imagery Successful athletes: Prepare themselves for competition by imagining themselves performing well in competition; Create and use mental images that are detailed, specific, and realistic; Use imagery during competition to prepare for action and recover from errors and poor performances.

7. Dealing Effectively with Anxiety Successful athletes: Accept anxiety as part of sport; Realize that some degree of anxiety can help them perform well; Know how to reduce anxiety when it becomes too strong, without losing their intensity.

8. Dealing Effectively with Emotions Successful athletes: Accept strong emotions such as excitement, anger, and disappointment as part of the sport experience; Are able to use these emotions to im-prove, rather than interfere with high level performance

9. Concentration Successful athletes: Know what they must pay attention to during each game or sport situation; Have learned how to maintain focus and resist distractions, whether they come from the environment or from within themselves; Are able to regain their focus when concentration is lost; Have learned how to play in the here-and-now, without regard to past or anticipated future events.

The mental side of motocross can be a game changer for almost every rider. Take a look at your program and see if you could benefit from some of Dr. Lesyks suggestions.

Thats it for this month; please visit www.innovationtrainingsys-tems.com for all your fitness and nutrition needs. Limited space is still available for group and one on one training for your summer and fall race program, contact me for more details.

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2013 AMA SUPERCROSS SERIESROUND 8 ATLANTA, GA 02.23.13

SIX12 RaceTech Race RepoRtThe series has finally reached the East Coast, and with it came a lot of stoked East Coast fans as they would sell out the Georgia Dome with 70,000 filling her up. A lot of riders wanted to see their hometown Florida/Georgia Boys as Davi Millsaps came in with a big points lead over RV and Dungey. A big ovation also welcomed James Stewart and you could tell from his Heat Race last week in Dallas, it looks like James is getting back to his old self. Stew-art loves the East Coast and it showed as he had the fastest lap time in practice, would easily win the Heat Race and now looked to take it into the Main. It looked like James was back the week before in Dallas as he straight up passed and beat RV in the heat, but a broker clutch would hold him from even leaving the gate in the main.

At the start on the Atlanta Main Event it was Stewart and RV coming around the 1st corner 1-2. The race was on, the defending champ VS Stewart! James would start putting in some great laps, jumping all the way over the Dragon Back and extending his lead to a comfortable gap. It has been nearly a year since James had won, and was looking for a win once again, and his first on his Yoshimura Factory Suzuki. Millsaps would jump up into the 3rd spot early in the race, but was not able to close the gap on RV and Stewart. Towards the end of the race RV looked to be reeling in James but Stewart would pull it back out the final lap and come home with his first SX win of 2013! RV would finish up 2nd and close down 2 points on Davi who was 3rd.

Barcia and Canard would finish up 4th and 5th on their Factory Hon-das. Dungey had a bad start and finished 6th. Eli Tomac had his 450 debut, after logging the 2nd fastest time in practice, the Geico Honda rider would wind up in 7th after a bad start. Reed was 9th and not happy about his speed and result. Andrew Short made his debut on the BTOSports.Com KTM team, he had a great ride in his heat, finishing 2nd, but struggled early in the Main and came home 14th.

STEWART IS HOT IN ATLANTAIn the 250 Class it was all Wil Hahn on his Geico Honda. He would battle and pass his team mate Zack Bell in the heat and take the win, but would not have to pass anyone in the main. Hahn rocketed to the front with the holeshot in the main and started to speed off. Dean WIlson would start 2nd and hold the gap reasonably and kept him honest throughout the 15 laps. But Hahn was too much to handle and he came home strong with his first even SX win!! Hahn was greeted by many as he is a big favorite and couldnt have been happier. Marvin Musquin put in a solid rider too, finishing in the final podium spot on his Red Bull KTM.

ATLANTA SX RACE REPORT

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ATLANTA SX RACE REPORT

450SX1) James Stewart2) Ryan Villopoto3) Davi Millsaps4) Justin Barcia5) Trey Canard6) Ryan Dungey7) Eli Tomac8) Jake Weimer9) Chad Reed10) Mike Alessi11) Matt Goerke12) Broc Tickle13) Justin Brayton14) Andrew Short15) PJ Larsen16) Josh Hill17) Chris Blose18) Les Smith19) Jimmy Albertson20) Robbie Kiniry

250SX1) Wil Hahn2) Dean Wilson3) Marvin Musquin4) Blake Wharton5) Jeremy Martin6) Justin Hill7) Gavin Faith8) Kyle Peters9) Vince Friese10) Zach Bell11) Mitch Oldenburg12) Lance Vincent13) Cole Thompson14) James Decotis15) Steven Clarke16) Gareth Swanepoel17) Adam Gulley18) AJ Catanzaro19) Kurtis McCabe20) Jackson Richardson

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SIX12 RaceTech Race RepoRtThis year marked the 10th annual Vortex National Vet Motocross Championship, held at Motocross of Marion County. For the last two years the turnout was less than we had hoped. We have contributed this to bad of cool weather forecasts, stated Lou Whittney, series president. Even with that being said there was no shortage of great racing.

Lots of great battling across the board between Michael Treadwell #9 (Tol-land, CT) and John Grewe #70 (Cedar Springs, MI). In the +30 VET PRO MONEY class Fernando Macia #17 beats out Grewe in moto 1. In moto 2 Treadwell comes back from a 4th place finish to take the moto win. Grewe takes the overall with a 2-2, followed closely by Treadwells 4-1. Macia rounds out the podium with a 3rd overall.

The excitement continues in the +40 VET PRO MONEY class where Grewe wins moto 1 over Treadwell, who was at a close 2nd throughout the race. In moto 2 once again Grewe is out front but Treadwell capitalized on a late moto mistake taking the lead and the moto win. Treadwells 2-1 beats out Grewes 1-2 for the overall. A well fought race by both riders. Dennis Bourque #73 (Palm Bay, FL) rounds out the podium in 3rd place. National title holder, Gary Semics #57 (Lisbon, OH) gets a 4th place, which is not bad for somebody who is knocking at the door of 60 years old.

The 4 Stroke Open class was also filled with some great battles between Cody Williams # 889 and Jesse Deryke #524. With Williams taking the win in 250 expert, he would be no match for Deryke who fought hard and in the last few laps pulled away for the victory. Deryke finishes 1-1.

More great racing by John Camelio #14 (Holbrook, MA) who went 1-1 in the 50+ exp/int class, along with Steve Dumond #211 (Middleberg, FL) who sweeps the 40+ exp/int 1-1 as well.

Were already looking forward to next years race, hopefully with a better turn-out and even more great racing action.

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SIX12 RaceTech Race RepoRtThe first Amateur National of the year has arrived! 2013 is here and the season kicked off in early March at the Millcreek MX track in Alabama. RPM Sports had the track set up great as this track is one of the favorites of many riders from across the nation with its perfect dirt and elevation changes. Riders came from across the country to attend the first national with close to 50 classes to choose from. The weather was chilly and rained a bit, but the racing was hot as usual!

Matt Bisceglia, on his Amsoil/FC Honda came prepared and ready to race at the first National! The rider from Weatherford, Texas would end up with 3 Titles out of a possible 4 in the A and Pro classes. In the 250 Pro Sport he would take the win over CarPortEmpire.com/Honda rider of RJ Hampshire who was making his A class National debut and putting in some incredible rides. Jace Owen would finish up 3rd. In the 450 A and Pro it was all Bisceglia taking home both titles. In the A class it was Anthony Rodriguez finishing up second, A Rod would win the title in the 250 A class on his Star Yamaha, and Hayden Mellross 3rd. 450 Pro saw Hampshire finish 2nd again and Cade Clason 3rd. Bisceglia did a lot of damage in the B class and now is looking to stay healthy in 2013 and continue his wins in the A and Pro classes.

Kieth Tucker was the Champion in the 250 B Stk and Mod classes on his Yamaha. The NC rider would beat out Zachary Bishop-Burnett in both classes. Tucker also backed it up with a 2nd in the College class. Burnett would win a class in the 450 B Mod and was 3rd in College B/C and 4th in 450 B Stk, as the rider from TN had a great week on his Kawasaki. In the C classes it was Cameron St.Clair-Smith and Keenan Mokma swapping titles in the 250 C Stk and Mod classes. In the 450 C Mod Emerson Atkins beat out Mokma for the title and in the Stk class it was Trey Green with a overall over preston Pennington and Smith.

Andrew Matusek and Chad Anderson won the 25 + classes. Earl May took home 3 overalls on his Team Green Kawasaki in the Plus 35, 40+

BISCEGLIA BASHES MILLCREEKExpert and 45+. Allen Alford was 2nd in the 40 and 45 and 3rd in the 35+. Gary Harvin took the win in the 30+ B/C over Anderson and Mike Miller won the 40+ B/C. Finally in the 50+ it was Ben Harris with the title over Thomas Dretzka and Todd Alix.

In the 50cc classes Jett Reynolds, from Bakersfield, California, took his Cobra to a total of 10 moto wins, 4 2nd place finishes and a 3rd. Jett won 3 titles including the 51 (4-8) Open Mod, 51 (7-8) Mod and 51 (4-8) Open Stk. If it wasnt for a couple DNF and DNS, Reynolds would have left with more hardware! Jon Jon Carver, from Cataula, Georgia, was the man to beat in the 51cc (4-6) Mod and (4-8) 2 Stroke & 4 Stroke classes. Jon Jon won both titles beating out Aiden Dickens, Ryder Cooper and Cole Kish. Dickens was able to capture a title from Carver by winning the (4-6) Stk class with a 1-1-2 tally.

Gage Linville, from Cordele, Georgia, was the man in the 65cc classes, along with Max Miller from Springfield, Oregon. Linville and Miller would account for all 5 titles between the two of them with Linville winning 3 and Miller 2. Gage Linville won the older (10-11) and Open (7-11) classes while Miller won the younger (7-9) classes. Miller did race against Linville in the Open class where he won the second moto but it was Linville coming out on top with a 1-2-2 score against Millers 2-1-4. Jace Kessler slipped in there with a moto win in the final moto and finished 3rd overall. In the 85 (12-14) Stk and Mod it was MCR/Suzuki rider of Joey Crown winning 2 titles, he was followed up by Cameron Cannon and Enzo Lopes in Mod. In the Stock it was Lopes in 2nd and Jayce Pennington in 3rd. (7-11) Mod was won by Jalek Swoll with Pierce Brown 2nd and Max Miller 3rd. Stk was Brown with the win, Jarrett Frye 2nd and Max Miller 3rd again. Jon Ames dominated every moto in the Supermini 1 & 2 Divisions by winning all 6 motos on his #17 Yamaha. The Riverside, California rider took home both titles beat-ing out top riders such as Crown, Alves, Stack, Harrison and Hayes.

MILLCREEK RACE REPORT

2013 SPRING CLASSICMILLCREEK MX MILLcREEk, AL 03.04.13

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MILLCREEK RACE REPORT

25+1) Chad Anderson2) Gary Harvin3) Jeff Shields

25+ EXPERT1) Andrew Matusek 2) Blair Miller

250 A1) Anthony Rodriguez2) Matt Bisceglia 3) Jace Owen

250 B MOd1) Keith Tucker2) Zachary Bishop-Burnett 3) Kyler West

250 B STk1) Keith Tucker 2) Zachary Bishop-Burnett 3) Mathew Burkeen

250 C MOd1) Cameron St.Clair-Smith2) Keenan Mokma3) Nathan Piper

250 C STk1) Keenan Mokma2) Trey Hicks3) Kaitlyn Morrow

250 PRO SPORT1) Matt Bisceglia2) RJ Hampshire3) Hayden Mellross

30+ B/C1) Gary Harvin2) Chad Anderson3) Jeff Shields

30+1) Earl May2) Don Bisceglia3) Allen Alford

RESULTS 40+ B/C1) Mike Miller2) Scott Stone3) Todd Morrissey40+ EXPERT1) Earl May2) Allen Alford3) Don Bisceglia

45+1) Earl May2) Allen Alford3) Mike Miller

450 A1) Matt Bisceglia2) Anthony Rodriguez3) Hayden Mellross

450 B MOd1) Zachary Bishop-Burnett2) Mathew Burkeen 3) Henry Miller

450 B STk1) Aaron Plessinger 2) Nick Ferrell3) Austin Cox

450 C MOd1) Emerson Atkins2) Keenan Mokma3) Trey Hicks

450 C STk1) Trey Green2) Preston Pennington3) Cameron St. Clair-Smith

450 PRO SPORT1) Anthony Rodriguez 2) RJ Hampshire3) Cade Clason

50+1) Ben Harris2) Thomas Dretzka3) Todd Alix

51 (4-6) MOd1) Jon Jon Carver2) Aiden Dickens3) Ryder Cooper

51 (4-6) STk1) Aiden Dickens2) Jon Jon Carver3) Cole Kish

51 (4-8)1) Jon Jon Carver2) Landon Harvin3) Reed Harrison

51 (4-8) OPEN MOd1) Jett Reynolds2) Caden Braswell3) Nicholas Romano

51 (7-8) MOd1) Jett Reynolds2) Reed Cooper3) Nicholas Romano

51 (7-8) STk1) Caden Braswell2) Reed Cooper3) Nicholas Romano

51 (4-8) OPEN STk1) Jett Reynolds2) Reed Cooper3) Thomas Welch

60 (10-11) MOd1) Max Miller 2) Gauge McElvain3) Charles Tolleson

60 (10-11) STk1) Max Miller2) Jackson Gray3) Charles Tolleson

60 (7-11) OPEN MOd1) Gage Linville2) Max Miller3) Jace Kessler

60 (7-9) MOd1) Gage Linville2) Colby Gatlin3) Daniel Scott

60 (7-9) STk1) Gage Linville2) Colby Gatlin3) Cade Braswell

85 (12-14) MOd1) Joey Crown2) Cameron Cannon3) Enzo Lopes

85 (12-14) STk1) Joey Crown2) Enzo Lopes3) Jayce Pennington

85 (9-11) MOd1) Jalek Swoll2) Pierce Brown3) Max Miller

85 (9-11) STk1) Pierce Brown2) Jarrett Frye3) Max Miller

College B/C (16-24)1) Matthew Burkeen 2) Keith Tucker3) Zachary Bishop-Burnett

Four Stroke OPEN1) Cody Gragg2) Alexander Frye3) Cody Mcculloch

Girls 1 (9-13) 1) Jordan Jarvis2) Jazzmyn Canfield

Girls 2 (12-16) 1) Hannah Hodges2) Gracie Van Horn3) Kaitlyn Morrow

Jr. Mini (9-13)1) Enzo Lopes2) Tommy Rios3) Ezra Hastings

Open AM 2-STROkE 1) Derek Johnson2) Brandon Hartranft3) Bennett Mantooth

Schoolboy 1 (12-16) 1) Jarek Balkovic2) Alexander Frye3) Bennett Mantooth

Schoolboy 2 (13-16)1) Aaron Plessinger2) Lorenzo Locurico3) Jarek Balkovic

Supermini 1 (12-15)1) Jon Ames2) Joey Crown3) Ramyller Alves

Supermini 2 (13-16)1) Jon Ames2) Mitchell Harrison3) Ashton Hayes

Women (14+) B/C 1) Kaitlyn Morrow2) Hannah Hodges3) Gracie Van Horn

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DAYtONA AMAtEUR SUPERCROSSdAYTONA, FL 03.10.13

This year was the 4th annual Ricky Carmichael Amateur Supercross at Daytona. It is held the 2 days after the Pro SX takes place on the same track design. Of course the track is tamed down so the riders dont have to try to race on pro scaled SX track but it is still a great race that is put on by MX Sports. This year the track layout was great once again as RC works one on one with all the crew making sure the track is safe and runs smoothly. Hundreds of riders from across the country attended trying to get a hold of their very own National Title.

RJ Hampshire came out swinging on his CarPortEmpire.com Honda in the A/Pro Sport classes! After driving all night back to FL from the Millcreek National in Alabama, Hampshire looks phenomenal on his new rides and had some great battles with Jace Owen, Thomas Covington and Cody Chisholm. In Heat 1 of the 250 A/Pro Sport, Owen and Covington were going at it heavy for the lead with RJ right there. The 3 then started going at it and on the last lap Hampshire would take advantage of the Owen/Covington battle to take the win. With a 5th in his heat of 450 Pro the classes were set for the final mains. The 450 A/Pro Sport would be RJs as he had a good battle with Owen and Covington once again but would come out on top for his first A Na-tional Title. In the 250 A/Pro Sport class Covington came across the line for the win over Owen and Chisholm with Hampshire 4th. RJ would get his 2nd title in the College (17-24) class as he made easy work of the class in the main event, beating out Bryson Taylor and Jason Astudillo.

The RaceTech/KTM rider of Donny Brown came down from Tennessee and captured the 450B title over Jeff Walker and Bryson Taylor. Brown wasnt done there though as he backed it up with a big win in the School-boy 2 class over Alexander Frye and Jeremy Smith. Frye and Smith would also win titles. Frye took the win in the Two Stroke class over Andy Kost and Shelby Peterson. Jeremy Smith took his Honda to the top spot in the 250 B class, beating out Oscar Esparis and Jacob Williamson. Nicholas Jones, from Whitby, ON, took home 2 titles as well on his Kawasaki. Jones would win the 450 C class over Denton West and Barneys/SIX12 RaceTech rider Robbey Ruffner. In the 250 C class Jones and Ruffner both went in with Heat race wins and was a battle all the way down to the checkers after Ruffner holeshoted and a mistake would allow

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RC DAYTONA SX RACE REPORTJones by. Juan Davolis was 3rd.

Looking into the Plus classes John Grewe and Lance Richotte were the big winners, as both won 2 titles. Grewe, from Rockford, Michigan was un-stoppable on his #70 Kawasaki easily taking the wins in all his heat races and Main events in the Vet A 35+ and Senior A 45+. His only lost would come in the 40+ A class as Barry Carsten took the win. Richotte, from Ravensdale, Washington, took the Senior B/C 40 and 45+ titles home on his Kawasaki. Andrew Matusek took the win in Plus 25 over Marcus Thompson and Dustin Jensen. Mike Treadwell took his Kawasaki to another National title in the Vet 30+ winning over Justin Vruss and Ivo Camacho.

Ty Masterpool was the final 2 time winner on the event. Masterpool took home the 65 (10-11) and Unlimited (7-11) classes. Bryce Clark was 2nd in 10-11 and 3rd in Unlimited. Jack Rogers was 3rd in the 10-11, while Brantley Schnell was 2nd in the Unlimited. Ramyller Alves took his Suzuki to the top spot in the Supermini class over Joey Crown and Mackenzie Tricker. Jordan Bailey and Enzo Lopes swapped wins in the 85 (9-13) and Jr Mini classes. Bailey won the 9-13 with Lopes 2nd and Brock Papi 3rd. Lopes won the Jr Mini with Bailey second and Crown 3rd. Jazzmyn Can-field continues on her winning streak, by winning another title in the Girl (9-13) class over Jordan Jarvis and Jamie Astudillo.

450 A PRO SPORT1) RJ Hampshire 2) Jace Owen 3) Thomas Covington

450 B1) Donny Brown 2) Jeff Walker 3) Bryson Taylor

450 C (14-21)1) Nicholas Jones 2) Denton West 3) Robbey Ruffner

450 C (22+)1) Joseph Kundrot2) Wilfran De Paz 3) Ryan Quinn

250 A PRO SPORT1) Darian Sanayei2) Nicholas Ferrell3) Oscar Esparis

250 B1) Jeremy Smith 2) Oscar Esparis 3) Jacob Williamson

250 C1) Nicholas Jones 2) Bryce Mauldin 3) Drew Swenson

250 C (22+)1) Carson Ledford 2) Robbey Ruffner 3) Juan Davolis

two-Stroke (16+)1) Alexander Frye 2) Andy Kost 3) Shelby Peterson

College (17-24)1) RJ Hampshire 2) Bryson Taylor 3) Jason Astudillo

RESULTS Junior 25+1) Andrew Matusek 2) Marcus Thompson 3) Dustin JensenVet 30+1) Mike Treadwell 2) Justin Bruss 3) Ivo Camacho

Vet A 35+1) John Grewe 2) Barry Carsten3) Mike Treadwell

Vet B/C 35+1) Chad Murphy 2) Steve Nagy 3) Steve Dumond

Senior A 40+1) Barry Carsten2) Mike Treadwell3) John Grewe

Senior B/C 40+1) Lance Richotte 2) Daniel Zullo 3) Steve Nagy

Senior A 45+1) John Grewe 2) Barry Carsten 3) Earl May

Senior B/C 45+1) Lance Richotte2) Arty Coker3) Otis Ingham

Masters 50+1) John Camelio 2) Kenny Blackwell 3) Frank Tussel

50 (4-6) StK 11) Daxton Bennick2) Colton Trouille3) Ryder Cooper

50 (7-8)1) Reed Cooper2) Braeden Kenan3) Jacguel Gonzalez

65 (7-9)1) Coly Gatlin2) Karson Clements3) Nathan Merricks

65 (10-11)1) Ty Masterpool2) Bryce Clark3) Jack Rogers

65 UNLIMITEd (7-11)1) Ty Masterpool2) Brantley Schnell 3) Bryce Clark

85 (7-11)1) Grant Harlan 2) Ethan Mann3) Cullin Park

85 (9-13)1) Jordan Bailey2) Enzo Lopes3) Brock Papi

Mini Sr. (12-15)1) Enzo Lopes2) Jordan Bailey3) Joey Crown

Supermini (12-16)1) Ramyller Alves2) Joey Crown3) Tyler Kirschner

Schoolboy 2 (13-16)1) Donny Brown2) Alexander Frye3) Jeremy Smith

Girls (9-13)1) Jazzmyn Canfield2) Jordan Jarvis 3) Jamie Astudillo

Women 14+ 1) Kaitlyn Morrow2) Kylie Fasnacht3) Mackenzie Tricker

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DAYTONA SX RACE REPORT

2013 AMA SUPERCROSS SERIESDAYTONA SX dAYTONA, FL 03.10.13

SIX12 RaceTech Race RepoRtThe 2013 Daytona SX got to see some fantastic weather compared to last years muddy mess. The amazing weather brought out an incred-ible crowd also as the stands and front straight away of the track were packed. The track was designed by Ricky Carmichael again and it was set up with some great passing areas and different timing sections that would allow from some incredible races. The tack was long, the main event for the 450 guys was around 28 minutes, on a beat SX track, thats a long time!

Looking at the Main Events, the 250 guys started us out with Marvin Musquin timing the gate absolutely perfect on his Red Bull KTM. Musquin took the perfect start and holeshot and started to pull away after Dean Wilson

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MARVIN MUSQUINMASTERS FIRST WIN


DAYTONA SX RACE REPORTcased a jump and banged his head. As Wilson started going backwards it allowed Dean Wilson and Jeremy Martin to get by and try to go after Musquin, but that wasnt happen-ing. As the track developed and got rougher, Musquin was smooth and kept pulling away! Easily winning his first event main event, KTM was very happy as they have put years into him and were waiting for him to deliver. Wil Hahn was 2nd and kept his red plate while Jeremy Martin put his Star Yamaha on the podium for the first time ever.

In the 450 Main event it was Ryan Villopoto with the holeshot, but would go off the track early and hand the lead over to Red Bull KTMs Ken Roczen, who was riding on the 350 in his only 450 race of the year. The German took full advantage of his mistake and decided to lead for a little bit! This kid is for real and is riding unbelievable. Barcia was in 2nd and trying to get around Roc-zen, but it was RV who would make the pass on both of the riders to take the lead. Barcia would find his way around Roczen and keep RV hon-est, actually catching him a little bit sometimes. Towards the end it was Ryan Dungey getting by Barcia for the #2 spot, but their was no catch-ing RV as he had a 9 second lead and took another win here at Day-tona. Dungey was 2nd, Barcia 3rd and Tomac 4th. Chad Reed went down on the opening lap and would fight his way back all the way to 5th. Stewart was fast once again in his heat race winning it, but struggled in the main with crashes and finished 8th. The Points leader Davi Millsaps had a injury during practice in the week, hurting his knee. He would finish 10th and hand the points lead over to RV. With the 2nd half of the season here, RV is on a roll, and its going to be very hard to stop the Ka-wasaki rider from getting yet again another championship.

450 MAIN EVENT1) 1 Ryan Villopoto Seattle, WA Kawasaki KX 450F2) 5 Ryan Dungey Belle Plaine, MN KTM 450 SX-F3) 51 Justin Barcia Pinetta, FL Honda CRF 4504) 17 Eli Tomac Cortez, CO Honda CRF 4505) 22 Chad Reed Dade City, FL Honda CRF 4506) 41 Trey Canard Shawnee, OK Honda CRF 4507) 94 Ken Roczen Murrieta, CA KTM 350 SX-F8) 7 James Stewart Haines City, FL Suzuki RM-Z4509) 20 Broc Tickle Holly, MI Suzuki RM-Z45010) 18 David Millsaps Murrieta, CA Suzuki RM-Z45011) 62 Matthew Goerke Lake Helen, FL KTM 450 SX-F12) 29 Andrew Short Smithville, TX KTM 450 SX-F13) 12 Jake Weimer Rupert, ID Kawasaki KX 450F14) 54 Les Smith York, SC KTM 450 SX-F15) 75 Joshua Hill Yoncalla, OR Suzuki RM-Z45016) 800 Mike Alessi Hilliard, FL Suzuki RM-Z45017) 57 Ben Lamay Wasilla, AK Yamaha YZ450F18) 46 Weston Peick Wildomar, CA Suzuki RM-Z45019) 49 Phillip Nicoletti Bethel, NY Yamaha YZ450F20) 10 Justin Brayton Cornelius, NC Yamaha YZ450F

250 MAIN EVENT1) 25 Marvin Musquin Corona, CA KTM 250 SX-F2) 19 William Hahn Decatur, TX Honda CRF 2503) 77 Jeremy Martin Millville, MN Yamaha YZ250F4) 15 Dean Wilson Wesley Chapel, FL Kawasaki KX 250F5) 13 Blake Wharton Pilot Point, TX Suzuki RM-Z2506) 317 Justin Hill Yoncalla, OR Kawasaki KX 250F7) 50 Kyle Peters Greensboro, NC Honda CRF 2508) 71 Zackery Freeberg Riverview, FL Honda CRF 2509) 48 Cole Thompson Brigden, Canada Honda CRF 25010) 42 Vince Friese Cape Girardeau, MO Honda CRF 25011) 248 Mitchell Oldenburg Alvord, TX Honda CRF 25012) 613 James Decotis Peabody, MA Honda CRF 25013) 69 Peter Larsen Menifee, CA Yamaha YZ25014) 73 AJ Catanzaro Portland, CT Kawasaki KX 250F15) 87 Lance Vincent Youngsville, LA KTM 250 SX-F16) 556 Brady Kiesel Fort Worth, TX Yamaha YZ25017) 393 Daniel Herrlein Bethesda, OH Honda CRF 25018) 167 Zachary Bell Cairo, GA Honda CRF 25019) 67 Gavin Faith Fort Dodge, IA Honda CRF 25020) 81 Shawn Rife Mechanicsburg, OH Honda CRF 250

RESULTS


The evenings featured who made the trek over from Daytona were Ryan Dungey, Marvin Musquin, Michael Byrne and Matt Goerke. Ken Roczen was unable to make the trip. The KTM riders signed auto-graphs for nearly 2 hours, answered lots of questions and had liter-ally hundreds of pictures taken with their fans. The CSC crew did an outstanding job with the party and this event looks as if it will continue to grow every year with riders, industry support and good times. Although the crowd was a bit disappoint-ed that the former World Champion Ken Rock Star Roczen was not there, everyone understood that the logistics just dont always workout. In the end, everyone had a great time with the KTM team and all the great gifts CSC gave away. Thanks again to Tom and Dave Wagner for host-ing a great event! If you could not make it this year make plans to attend next year for some quality time with your favorite KTM riders.

Cycle Sports Center would like to invite everyone to get involved with their race program. They offer great deals on KTM, Kawasaki and Yamaha motorcycles, parts and accessories to put you on top of the podium. Contact Dave Wagner at CSC 407-299-9191 or visit www.cyclesportscenter.com for more details

CSC SX PARTY

CYCLE SPORTS CENTERTEAM KTM DAYTONA SX PARTY

On Friday, March 8th, Cycle Sports Center in Orlando hosted its annual Team KTM Supercross party as part of the pre-race festivities for the Daytona Supercross. CSC owners Tom and Dave Wagner put together a host of vendors including Flip Page from Parts Unlimited, Armando Prieto from Fox, Todd Wichtner from Tucker Rocky, Western Powersports and many more to provide their custom-ers and party goers with some of the best deals available on parts and accessories. Two new sponsors for this years event that were really popular includ-ed Bubba Burgers, who provided all the food, and Red Bull who had there com-plete line up chilled to go along with a hot off the grill Bubba Burger. In addition, CSC had literally hundreds of give-aways from T shirts, hats, gear bags and much more.

The early part of the evenings program included guest ap-pearances by KTMs off road team including 2011 GNCC Champion Charlie Mullins, Steward Baylor and Kailub Russell. The off-road riders signed autographs and interviewed with Rob Buydos for about an hour, and assisted with some of the trivia questions for giveaways. In addi-tion Special guest Dick Burleson and Mike Lafferty, eight time national enduro champion, made an appearance and were a big hit with the GNCC crowd that was on hand.

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FROM THE FENCE

Ricky gave it another go at DaytonaEVAN KILLED IT IN ATLANTA

Is R.J. calm for his rider Pine Cone or ready for a nap?

THE MONSTER TRUCK WAS READY TO RIP A LAP AROUND THE OVAL

ANOTHER PACKEDHOUSE AT THE ATLANTA SX

PROUD PAPA RED DOG AND GRANDPA TONY WATCH EVAN ON THE PODIUM

THE CALM BEFORETHE STORM AT DAYTONA

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