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With a 1-2 finish, Kara Corn took the overall win in Women’s Round 5 on a borrowed Suzuki, although Brandi West (#89) won the second moto. Brandi finished second with a 3-1.
Other Round 5 class champs included:
Open B – Ryan Callahan
Open C – Skyler Jankowiak
Over 30A – Richard J Slayton
Sport Quad – Ryan Anderson
Youth – Tyler Webster
Super Mini – Blayne Neely
Mini – Sara Trevino
Super Pee Wee – Ty Cruse
Pee Wee – Nicholas Webster
OFF TRACK
The “STQRA High Flyers,” a mentoring program that pairs older racers with younger ones as “big brother/ little brother” and “big sister/ little sister” formed during Round 4 and their first activity, a water balloon toss, was held at Round 5.
Dee Manshack got a quick cooling afterward.
Campers enjoyed a fantastic fajita meal during Round 5, thanks to Fred Castillo, and a few birthdays _ those of Sara Trevino and Nicholas Webster _ were celebrated with cake for all. Both of the young racers were attacked with the traditional birthday silly string, and they even turned it on themselves.
STQRA proudly displays the ATVriders.com banner, as well as those of series sponsors, including The Holeshot and Tejas Motorsports, at each round!
ROUND 6
The former San Jacinto Cycle Park in Splendora, considered STQRA’s home track, was another local track to change ownership this year. It was purchased in late June by Antonio Pacheco of New Jersey, father of national quad racer Tony Pacheco _ just in time for Round 6. Michele Manshack, who, along with her husband, Dee Manshack (Rage ATV), heads the STQRA, became the new track manager.
(L to R) Antonio Pacheco, Michele Manshack & Dee Manshack.
At the newly renamed Splendora Motocross Park, Tony Pacheco competed in STQRA’s Round 6, taking second behind John Buller in the Pro-Am class and winning the Open A.
Buller (#18) and Pacheco (#121) were slinging dirt!
#7 Josh Bateman was slinging it, too, only in Open B. Bateman got both moto wins in Round 6's Open B class.
#53 Marco Castillo placed second in Open B with 2-3 finishes.