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Top three finishers in the class were up on stage accepting their awards.
Devin Laird claimed the Championship with four wins after starting the season at round 4 with Jeremy Ledonne finishing second after Laird won the final round of the season.
Chase Horton made a run as well for the championship with four wins of his own, but a rough season ending left in him in third place.
EDT 50cc Limited 4-8
Are these kids looking like true Champions or what with them holding their plaques over their heads Zachary Wentz kicked off the season with two wins in a row and never looked back as he was able to skip the final round and still win the Championship.
Tyler Edmondson ended Wentz’s win streak with his win at Ashtabula, which was enough to claim the runner up spot after he ended the season tied in points with Ryan Harness.
Debi Bartosek and Cindi Hart conducted a Super Raffle with $3,000, $1,500, and $500 cash prizes up for grabs to the ticket holders that donated $100 to help raise money for the 2006 Mobile Medical Unit.
John Hines was the lucky winner of the $500 prize, but he wasn't in at the banquet, and Penny Dunkelberger(Jason's Mom) claimed the second place prize of $1,500 as she left the stage smiling ear to ear.
the “Ironman” John Natalie Jr claimed the top prize of $3,000, and he donated half his winnings back to the fund and was followed by Penny Dunkelberger and John Hines donating all their prize money back to the Mobile Medical Unit, which was a true testament to those involved in our sport.
Debi Bartosek proudly announced the Autograph jersey sales added $3,236 to the fund and the Bartosek race earned another $4,900 this year, which took the fund well over $40,000 with the the Super Raffle winner contribution with her goal of $88,000 in the memory of her son #88 Matt Bartosek.
Next up was the raffle for the Baldwin Motorsports National Engine Kit with a value of $1,350 and the winner was Taylor's Grand Father this time.
I am sure Taylor will get anything he wants the next time they go shopping :D
MX 70cc Mod 6-11
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Robert leonard, DJ Spurling
DJ Spurling was back on top again this year in the 70cc Modified and he stole the heart of the crowd. DJ defiantly has his public speaking skills under control as he had no problem handling any question Banger through at him.
TT 70cc Mod 6-11
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Tyler Skipper, Paige Bowman
Tyler won all but one race this season to take the Championship with Alexander Ross finishing in second place followed by Paige Bowman.
MX 70cc Mod 6-11
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Brian Foltz, Stephen Loxley, Jay Burgin
Loxley's two wins and second place finish were enough for him to secure the Championship, but only one point seperated Foltz and Burgin afer the final race of the season.
The biggest prize of the evening was awarded at the halfway point of the ceremony, which was the Mobile Medical Unit Weekend Warrior Trailer. Every rider that finished in the top 10 was given a chance at the trailer and the lucky winner this year was none other than MX Pro AM rider, Josh Upperman.