ATV
MX Championship
Red Bud MX
Buchanan, Michigan
July 29-30, 2017 |
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Red Bud Amateur ATV Motocross
Report
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Maxxis/Elka backed Noah Mickelson took his fifth
overall win of the season in Pro Sport to wrap
up the highly coveted National Championship title.
Mickelson knew coming into Red Bud it would be
a rough track so he prepared as best he could
beforehand. “We haven’t really had a rough track
since Millville, so I just rode the roughest tracks
I could find around where we were,” said Mickelson.
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#100
Noah Mickelson went 2-2 for his 5th Overall
Win of the season in the Pro Sport Class
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Second place overall went to Troy Hill aboard
his Suzuki. Hill took sixth in the first moto,
but rebounded with a second moto win.
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#14
Troy Hill finished in 2nd Overall &
claimed the Moto 2 win in only his third
race in the Pro Sport class
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Haedyn Mickelson finished in third overall with
4-4 moto finishes. “Everybody was running really
good. I was just trying to stay safe and finish
out strong because I knew I would finish top three
if I went 4-4,” stated Mickelson. Haedyn is second
place in the points behind his brother Noah. “Noah
has bad some really good luck this year and he
has been fast all year. I have had my struggles
but I am happy to be in second place right now,”
stated Haedyn.
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#135
Haedyn Mickelson rounded out the Pro Sport
Top Three
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Dalton Hicks snagged the Production A overall
win. “I went 3-2 in Production A for my first
overall of the year in that class. I am beyond
pumped,” said Hicks. Not only was Production A
race great for Hicks, but he took the overall
win and national championship in the Junior 25+
class as well.
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#33
Dalton Hicks wrapped up the Junior 25+
Championship
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Cody Ford claimed the first moto win and backed
it up with third in moto two for a second place
overall Production A finish. Ford has put in a
very impressive seven podium finishes in the class
this season.
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#52
Cody Ford finished 2nd Overall in Production
A
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Kirkland Jack out of Florida finished out the
podium with 2-5 moto finishes for third overall.
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