AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #7 - Spring Creek MX Millville, MN

In the 70 CVT (6-11) class DJ Bassani from Sussex, NJ is leading in the points. Dispite a run in with bad luck at Budds Creek, Bassani have won every round. This is Bassani's season to win if he stays on track through the final rounds. Gunnar Tebon holds down the lead in the 70 Mod (6-11) class, but has two strong competitors nipping at his heals named Tyler Peters and Jordan Digby. This is another class that Digby has had some set backs with mechanical issues and the points could be different had that not been the case. Tebon should be able to carry his factory Culligan ATV Race Team to a championship if he finishes out strong.

DJ Bassani has dominated the70 CVT (6-11) class with 6 wins, which have boosted Bassani into a 52 point lead	ITP's Jordan Digby currently holds both third in the 70 Modified (6-11) & Second in 70 SS (6-11) ATV Class

90 CVT limited Class leader, Elizabeth Vogt, currently has a 65 point lead after round 7 at Spring Creek MX

“Chasing the girls” has a whole new meaning this year in the 90 CVT Limited class. Elizabeth Vogt has taken control of this class with four wins and would have to give up the class not to carry out a win for the season. In the 90 CVT (8-15) division Corey Powers is leading the class with four wins. Jesse Voiles is not far behind Powers in the points, and is doing his best to catch up with him one win under his belt. Westley Wolfe currently sits in third place in the 90 CVT class. Wolfe is another candidate for the bad luck awards this season as he has two wins and a number of turns getting towed off the track.

In a true toss up class, the 90 Auto Jr (8-11) has Brogan Guyer in the lead by ten points with a single win for the season. Drew Rievert is second in points also with a single win for the season. Third position currently belongs to Brayden Bush only nineteen points out of the lead with out a single win on the season. Kodi Ward had three early season wins but has failed to gain points in the last two rounds of the season and has slipped from the top three. If Ward returns for the final 4 rounds he will be right back in the hunt with his strong early season start.

Brogan Guger sits in the number one spot in the 90 Auto Jr (8-11) class after taking the win at Millcreek	Corey Powers currently has a 35 point lead in the 90 Auto Sr. (12-15) Class after taking 5 consecutive wins

90 Auto Sr (12-15) can say bye-bye to Corey Powers as it took him only three rounds to dial in his 90 and then take five impressive straight wins. In another toss up class the 90 Production (8-15) has been a fun class to watch this season. The points leader Cole Sepesi has an eleven point lead in front of Blake Sarver. Both 90 Auto Sr. (12-15) class racers have three wins each. Since it is almost a dead heat going down the stretch, it will be up the racer that closes out the season the strongest to capture the class championship.