ATV Motocross News: Amateur Racing Report from Ballance MotoX

Pell City, AL (4/13/2008) - The winners of this weekend's Pro-Am, Amateur, Youth, and Women's races follow. The events were run as part of the Bluegrass ATV, which was the second Amateur round for the AMA/ATVA ATV Championship Series.

The winners:

Pro Am Production: Cody Gibson (No. 40 Suzuki)
Pro Am Unlimited: Cody Gibson (No. 40 Suzuki)
Pro Am Women: Heather Byrd (No. 7 Honda)
450 A: Michael Brewster (No. 25 Suzuki)
450 B: Kyle Bard (No. 16 Kawasaki)
450 C: Nicholas Moser (No. 77 Honda)
Open A: Troy Mercer (No. 8 Yamaha)
Open B: Dustin Swartfager (No. 262 KTM)
Open C: Shane Hadley (No. 118 Suzuki)
4-Stroke A: Antonio Pacheco (No. 121 Honda)
4-Stroke B: Jordan Ringer (No. 121 Suzuki)
4-Stroke C: Jordan Davidovich (No. 25 Honda)
Production A: Justin Norman (No. 16 KTM)
Production B: Kyle Bard (No. 16 Kawasaki)
Production C: Yasmin Adams (No. 43 Honda)
College 16-24: Brandon Jones (No. 22/ Honda)
Junior 25 Plus: Chase Cunningham (No. 419 Suzuki)
Vet 30 Plus A: Kevin Pocrnich (No. 1 Yamaha)
Vet 30 Plus B/C: James Perry (No. 44 Honda)
Senior 40 Plus: Randy Hurst (No. 50 Kawasaki)
Women: Angela Adkins (No. 15 Honda)
Schoolboy Senior (15-17): James Murrah (No. 84 Suzuki)
Schoolboy Junior (13-15): Mark Madl (No. 41 Honda)
Super-Mini (13-15): Jeffrey Rastrelli (No. 28 Honda)
90 Modified (8-15): Matt Carter (No. 131 Honda)
90 Automatic Senior (12-15): Colby Gilchrist (No. 33 Honda)
90 Automatic Junior (8-11): Benjamin Brocato (No. 75 Honda)
90 CVT (8-15): Caston McConnell (No. 204 DRR)
70 Modified (6-11): Ryan Harness (No. 224 Other)
70 CVT (6-11): Johnny Loos (No. 62 KAS)
70 SS (6-11): Alex Szymborski (No. 84 Cobra)
33-50 Senior (6-8): Corey Heath (No. 8 Cobra)
50 Limited Junior (4-6): Will Harness (No. 3 DRR)

About the AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross
Championship Series Presented by Parts Unlimited:
Sanctioned by the AMA and ATVA, the AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship Series is the nation’s premier amateur and professional ATV motocross series, and is hosted by many of America’s premier motocross facilities. The 12-round series approaches its 21st season with the Pro class newly under the wing of AMA Pro Racing. The 2006 series hosted over 8,000 entrants, making it America’s largest and longest-running ATV National Motocross series. Series sponsors include title sponsors ITP Tires and Moose, and presenting sponsor Parts Unlimited. Premier and feature sponsors include ATV Sport, MotoTees, 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.

About the ATVA:
The ATV Association (“ATVA”) is the official sanctioning body of the amateur divisions of the ATVA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship Series Presented by Parts Unlimited. The 9,000 member ATVA is the sister organization of the 260,000 member American Motorcyclist Association (“AMA”). ATV racing has experienced phenomenal growth at the rate of 25% in the past two years alone, and continues to gain momentum and support, outselling off-road motorcycles annually. Each round attracts 600-700 racers who compete for bragging rights to one of 31 amateur national titles. For more information about ATVA, visit www.atvaonline.com.