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Stock Class is a carryover from the Pro Stock group that came
to be at the nearby Quaker Steak and Lube Supermoto Series. Guys
rode KLX 110s with only a few minor comfort modifications allowed.
Sean Scarmack took the championship over Ryan Maurice.
Mid Size lets competitors soup up their 110s with a little performance. Basically you can’t have a clutch and you must run stock forks and a swing arm. Ryan Edixon took the top step of the podium in this class for 2007. The class to watch in 2007 was the Mid Size Open Class. The only rule for this class is bikes must have a twelve inch rear wheel. Any other mods are only limited by budget and imagination. There are some very sweet bikes at the gate! Several big names showed up in the class throughout the year. At any given race you might see Carl Schlacht, Jay Hershey or Brent Hahn try and beat Trevor Vines at this home track. Trevor came out on top more times than not and kept the championship at home. One of the success stories of 2007 was the Vet Class. Almost a full gate at every round, the only rule is that you had to be thirty five years old. Milford Artman held on to the lead throughout the summer but at the final round thinking that he had it wrapped up, he backed off and let Tim Felmlee by. Felmlee won the championship by one point over Artman. He was seen kicking himself all night for his foolish move. The Big Bike Class consists mostly of Honda CRF150s.
P.J. Dylewski owns this class as he put another championship cup
on his mantle. Brian George may be the 2007 Pitbike National Champion,
but at TV Land he plays second fiddle to Dylewski. |
Plans for 2008 are already starting to happen. Trevor and crew are working on a few ideas to try and improve on 2007. With the success of this year it will be hard, but they will find a way, you can count on that. I offer up a big thanks to the Vines Family for all of their hard work. Champions |