The weather provided for a dry track and great conditions. Redbud is a long awaited stop on the tour each year. Racers and fans alike enjoy this high speed, big air, and rough track. The sandy soil quickly turns rough and challenging early into the day, testing the racers endurance and skill. This was the penultimate round of the season, so the pressure was on to gain valuable last minute points towards the highly coveted national championships.

In College (16-24), Corey Powers rode his Honda to first overall. Power’s dominated the first moto, taking the win, and backed it up with a second in moto two for the overall win.

Corey Powers took the College 16-24 Overall win

The number 33 of Calen Mcginty took third the first moto, but came back to win the second moto for second overall. Mcginty started the second moto in second place, but put down the fastest lap of the class and moved into first place early on.

Zach Kaczmarzyk went 2-3 for third overall, but even more impressively, wrapped up the 2015 College (16-24) national championship. “Coming into Redbud I knew I just needed one last solid race to clinch the championship. Saturday I took second and set myself up good for Sunday. I holeshot the second moto, but got tangled up with another rider on the second lap and nearly crashed. I held on for 3rd place that moto for 3rd overall, and clinched the championship! I have worked so hard for this championship. I work every week to pay for my racing and try to get out and ride as much as I can on the weekends,” explained Kaczmarzyk.

In Open C, Jessie Voiles took the overall win. Voiles dominated the class, winning both motos. Voiles is sitting comfortably in third place in points after RedBud.

Jessie Voiles claimed the Open C Class Win

Tyler Trent won his heat race and then took a third in the second moto for second overall. Trent is second in points, but only nine away from the first place position.

Tyler Trent finished 2nd Overall

Zachary Lindley rounded out the podium in Open C. Lindley’s 4-2 moto finishes earned him his third place overall finish on the weekend.