JB Racing / Liquid Wrench Finish Strong at Loretta Lynn's
JB Racing/Liquid Wrench ATV Motocross Race Report

JB Racing/Liquid Wrench’s Grayson Eller took two top five finishes from Loretta Lynn’s. In Schoolboy Jr., Eller swept both moto wins for first place overall. “The first moto wasn’t so easy. I got passed early on, but I did the best I could and ended up with the win. Today made it a whole lot easier with a better start. I just kept my head down and didn’t let anything bother me. I was in my zone. I wanted to win here so bad. It was a big day for me. It was a great way to end my youth career,” explained Eller, who finished second in the national championship points.

JB Racing's Grayson Eller claimed the overall win in the Schoolboy Jr class for his final race among the youth ranks

Eller also competed in Schoolboy Sr. and Youth All Star. “I got fifth in Schoolboy Sr. and sixth in Youth All Star overall. Youth all star was pretty tough, we had to do qualifiers. I made quick passes and pushed hard for sixth overall,” said Eller.

ITP's Grayson Eller

JB Racing/ Liquid Wrench’s Peyton Zimmerman finished the season strong with another overall win in Supermini, and a national championship. “First moto of Supermini I came out about fourth in the start, and by the time the second lap came around I was in first. I pulled a good 3-4 second lead in that class and just kept on pushing and made it happen. Second moto I came out about fourth again and got stuck in third for a little bit, but then I got around last lap. Winning Supermini this year is definitely something to be proud of,” stated Zimmerman.

ITP's Peyton Zimmerman claimed the Super Mini overall win at Loretta Lynn's

In Youth All Star, Zimmerman won the first moto, but he ran into trouble in the second moto, which caused him to take a fourteenth, and ruined his chance for the overall win. Thinking back on the year, Zimmeran said, “The season as a whole went pretty good. Winning Supermini is something to be proud of, and for my first year on 250’s, I took second in points, so I’m really happy. I’m getting to where I want to be pretty fast. I’m pushing towards my goal of becoming a pro.”

Liquid Wrench's Peyton Zimmerman claimed the Youth All Star Moto One Win

Maddie Guyer sealed the deal on top five finishes in both of the classes she competed in. In Schoolgirl, Guyer went 6-3 for fourth overall. “First moto in schoolgirl, I was winning and my chain broke. In the second moto, I got third even after hitting a kicker wrong, which threw me off, but I got back up, so it’s all good,” explained Guyer.

Maddie Guyer finished fourth overall in the Schoolgirl class

In the highly competitive women’s class, Guyer went 5-5 for fifth overall. This is Guyer’s last season as she is going into her senior year of high school, and has decided to focus on that. “I’m a senior now, so I just want to be home to do my senior year and live that experience because it only comes once, and I have raced for nine years now,” said Guyer. The hard work ethic Guyer has learned from her years of racing will surely bring her success wherever life takes her.

Maddie Guyer finished fifth in the Women's Class for her final weekend of racing

With the 2015 season now over, the JB Racing/Liquid Wrench team has a break to train and regroup for next season, when they will surely come back stronger than ever.

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