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AMATEUR WINNERS REPORT FROM HIGH POINT RACEWAY
R Holmes won the Pro Am Production event
Sunday at High Point Raceway. For more
photos please visit ATVMotocross.com. (Stephani
McIntyre Photo) |
MOUNT MORRIS, Pa. (May 26,
2008) -- The winners of this weekend's
Pro-Am, Amateur, Youth, and Women's races
follow. The events were run as part of the ATV
Stampede, which was the fifth Amateur round for
the ITP Tires/Moose Racing AMA/ATVA National
Motocross Championship Series. Full results are
available at
www.ATVMotocross.com.
The winners:
Pro Am Production: R Holmes
(No. 79 Honda)
Pro Am Unlimited: Mitch Reynolds (No. 137 Honda)
Pro Am Women: Heather Byrd (No. 7 Honda)
450 A: Jordan Gallagher (No. 14 Honda)
450 B: Charlie McVay (No. 20/ Honda)
450 C: Nicholas Moser (No. 77 Yamaha)
Open A: Doug Lanzer (No. 832 Suzuki)
Open B: Kenneth Rich, Jr. (No. 47/ Suzuki)
Open C: Terry Monroe (No. 23 Honda)
4-Stroke A: Logan Brewster (No. 25 Suzuki)
4-Stroke B: Daniel Cooper (No. 198 Suzuki)
4-Stroke C: Jordan Davidovich (No. 25 Honda)
Production A: William Cottage (No. 14/ Kawasaki)
Production B: Kyle Bard (No. 16 Kawasaki)
Production C: Jordan Davidovich (No. 25 Honda)
College 16-24: Preston Young (No. 172 Honda)
Junior 25 Plus: Justin Norman (No. 16 KTM)
Vet 30 Plus A: Randy Hurst (No. 50 Honda)
Vet 30 Plus B/C: Brian Jenkins (No. 0 Suzuki)
Senior 40 Plus: Danny Shea (No. 101 Suzuki)
Women: Paula Shank (No. 7 Honda)
Schoolboy Senior (15-17): Joel Hetrick (No. 88
Suzuki)
Schoolboy Junior (13-15): Jeffrey Rastrelli (No.
28 Honda)
Super-Mini (13-15): Cody Tittle (No. 696 Cobra)
90 Modified (8-15): Jess Skvarek (No. 32 Honda)
90 Automatic Senior (12-15): Colby Gilchrist
(No. 33 Honda)
90 Automatic Junior (8-11): Chase Horton (No. 14
Cobra)
90 CVT (8-15): Jesse Skvarek (No. 32 Kymco)
70 Modified (6-11): David Nevrotski (No. 24 JB)
70 CVT (6-11): Christian Horne (No. 7/ DRR)
70 SS (6-11): Alex Szymborski (No. 84 Cobra)
50 Senior (6-8): Corey Heath (No. 8 Cobra)
50 Limited Junior (4-6): Will Harness (No. 3
DRR)
About the ATV Association
(ATVA)
The ATV Association (“ATVA”) is the official
sanctioning body of the amateur division of the
ATVA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross
Championship Series Presented by Parts
Unlimited. The 9,000-member ATVA is a sister
organization of the 260,000 member American
Motorcyclist Association (AMA). ATV racing has
experienced phenomenal growth in recent years,
and continues to gain momentum and support,
outselling off-road motorcycles annually. Each
ATVA round attracts hundreds of racers who
compete for bragging rights to one of 31 amateur
national titles. For more information, please
visit
www.atvaonline.com.
About the ATV Promoters
Group (ATVPG)
The ATVPG is composed of the individual
promoters that host the AMA ITP/Moose ATV
National Motocross Championships, presented by
Parts Unlimited. The goal of the ATVPG is to
raise awareness of ATV motocross through the
production of professional and amateur
championship racing events. For more information
on the ATVPG and the ATV National events they
produce, please visit
www.atvmotocross.com.
About the ITP/Moose ATV
National Motocross Championship Series Presented
by Parts Unlimited
The AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross
Championship Series Presented by Parts Unlimited
is the nation’s premier amateur and professional
ATV motocross series, and competes at top
motocross facilities nationwide. The 11-round
series features the Nation's best racers, teams
and sponsors, and is America’s largest and
longest-running ATV National Motocross series
with more than 20 years of competition. The
series continues to expand and produce top
talent from the amateur ranks, while keeping
close to the grassroots fun that makes people
love to go to the races.
Series sponsors include title sponsors ITP
Tires and Moose Racing, and presenting sponsor
Parts Unlimited. Premiere and Feature sponsors
include ATV Sport, Moto Tees, Scott USA, Maxxis
Tires, Elka Suspension and H-Bomb Films/Division
Four. Associate sponsors include Weekend Warrior
Trailers, Denton Racing, and Hinson Racing.
Media partners include ATV Insider, ATV Rider
and ATVRiders.com. For more information, please
visit
www.atvmotocross.com.
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