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2016 AMA Hillclimb Grand Championship

Pleasure Riders M/C – Thunder Ridge Motorsports Facility

Neoga, IL – July 30th & 31st, 2016

Photos with logo by Grover Webb Photography

Less than a year ago, the site of the 2016 AMA Hillclimb Grand Championship was covered in trees and brush.

Raw and untouched. But Pleasure Riders Motorcycle Club, founded in 1958, had been awarded the 2016 national

championship event based on plans for a new facility to be built on that land, owned by Dennis Fetters – grandpa to

hillclimber Levi Peters and father‐in‐law to AMA District 17 hillclimb director Matt Peters. So the Fetters, Peters, McKays

and other local families and friends, along with help from PRMC, got to work.

The result of their labors – untold man‐hours and thousands of dollars’ worth of diesel fuel to run the

equipment – was spectacular. A truly national‐caliber facility, built from nothing, in the span of a few months. An

amazing transformation which proved it’s worth this past weekend. Photos and video of the hill just didn’t portray it as

it really was – but once you were there, you could see how great it was!

Max Skeans ‐ Youth class action

With 326 entries from 144 riders, hailing from 10 different states, the competition was intense. The challenging

design of the hill required great rider skill in order to lay down a fast time…as compared to other hills, where it may

seem like whoever spends the most money on their motor is likely to come out on top. Riders started off by

immediately hitting a jump, and then had a little time to set up for the first set of doubles – which were situated in the

middle of a slight curve in the hill. You’d have to fix your approach to those doubles in order to land in a spot that would

get you in the middle of the wall…for which you likely had to get on the brakes and slow down for, as hitting the wall

with too much speed was a recipe for disaster. After cresting the wall, you had to execute a perfect launch again to get

over the next set of doubles – which looked deceptively small, but proved difficult to get over cleanly. And then the rest

of the way to the top was a steep, rough section that wouldn’t allow you to settle your machine if you hadn’t gotten

over those last doubles smoothly. Overall the whole course was about 350’ or so, and as we’d seen in the June

shakedown events run there as a D17 event, a fast time meant getting under 9 seconds.

Bodee O'Neil ‐ 2‐class winner

Central Illinois has been getting more than its fair share of rain this year – and the weeks leading up to the event

were no exception. A lot of rain had fallen on the grounds a few days before the event, but the quick drainage to the

creek at the base of the staging area and the clay composition of the soil made for fast‐drying conditions…and by

Sunday, most of the hill had been baked into an adobe‐like hardness with fine dust covering everything. The ultra‐

hardpack combined with the dusty surface made for a treacherous landing in a couple spots – after the first doubles as

you tried to navigate that curve before the wall, and to a lesser degree on top of the wall and the attack on the 2nd set of

doubles. As it did in June, the top of the wall began to show black rubber streaks where riders were accelerating to clear

the doubles – riders with hard terrain tires were likely at a distinct advantage. But if you got even just a little bit

crossed‐up on the first doubles, it was extremely easy to swap ends or slide out on that concrete‐like landing area

before the wall – the hill claimed many riders right there on Sunday, often several of them in a row. Getting through

successfully meant a proper attack on the doubles and either flying straight and true, or being particularly skilled at

recovering from a sideways launch.

The event started both days with the ATV classes – which as in previous years, were lightly attended. Only 4

riders competed in the ATV 450 class, but that doesn’t mean the competition wasn’t intense – less than four tenths of a

second covered the spread from first to fourth. Hager City, WI’s Zach Diercks came out on top with a smooth 10.191

ride on his Yamaha Banshee – just barely edging out Josh Shafer of Caldwell, OH by about 5/100ths of a second – Shafer

posted a 10.247. Brandon Novak of Portage, PA came in third just a hair behind Shafer with a 10.457 – both of those

riders on Yamahas as well. The ATV Open class had just 2 entries, with Novak taking the win on a Yamaha with a 10.174

second ride, and Diercks having issues and settling for a 240’ ride. Zach’s dad Joel was the lone entrant in the ATV

Senior class, and received a national championship trophy for his 11.141 second effort on Saturday.

The Micro Mini class was the only class to receive a course modification…rather than have the little 50cc

machines attempt the wall in the middle of the hill…which was a daunting task even for an excellent rider on a 50, and

would have created a scoring nightmare for the club, race officials opted to route them to the left side of the wall on a

much gentler slope. The tactic seemed quite successful, as nearly all of the riders in the class were able to make it to the

top light at least once during the weekend. Lane Brookshaw of Ellsworth, WI came out on top, with his first win in what

turned out to be a magnificent weekend for the youngster, handily winning the class with a 12.898 second ride on his

Cobra – the only Micro Mini rider to clock in under 13 seconds. It was an all‐Ellsworth podium, with Brady and Hunter

Kirchner in 2nd and 3rd respectively, at 13.538 and 15.357 seconds on their KTMs. Charlie Engnes from nearby

Beldenville, WI was hot on Hunter’s heels with a 15.453 second run on his KTM, and Kaden Braun from Sleepy Eye, MN

rounded out the top 5 on his Cobra with a 17.144 second effort. Young Darrell Prebe claimed the 10th place trophy with

what proved to be the longest time of the weekend, running the clock for 31.719 seconds as he navigated the hill on his

Honda – there’s a kid who knows how to get his money’s worth! The event organizers generously provided awards for

all 13 riders in the class, a great gesture for these youngsters who are well and truly the future of the sport.

The 65 class saw another dominating performance by Lane Brookshaw, who won the class by half a second with

a 10.846 second ride on Sunday. Conner Shafer of Caldwell, OH had lead the class after the first round on Saturday with

a 12.073 second ride – and significantly improved on Sunday with an 11.332 to convincingly claim 2nd place on his KTM.

Brady Kirchner also saw his 2nd podium finish of the weekend with a 12.447 second ride on his KTM for 3rd, as the Engnes

family claimed another 4th place finish, this time with AJ taking the spot with a 12.886 second effort on his KTM. 5th

place went to Hammond, WI’s Mason Sullivan and his KTM, who had some trouble on Saturday and only made it 210

feet, but very nearly made it into the 12s with a 13.063 second ride on Sunday. Once again awards were provided to

every rider in the class – all 17 of them.

Lane Brookshaw ‐ AMA Youth Hillclimber of the Year

The Mini Junior class ended with familiar names on top…Lane Brookshaw very nearly pulling off a hat trick but

being bested by his cousin Clive who took the top spot with a 10.800 second Saturday effort on his KTM. Clive, from

Ellsworth, WI as well, edged Lane into second place by about 2 tenths, with Lane posting an 11.038 second ride on his

Kawasaki. Conner Shafer made his second podium appearance of the weekend with a solid 11.191 second ride on his

KTM, almost three tenths ahead of the 4th place finisher Brady Kirchner, who posted a, 11.449 on his Suzuki. Wyatt

LaFleur, all the way from Pembroke, MA snagged the 5th place trophy with a 12.638 second ride on his KTM on Sunday,

improving his time by nearly a second and a half from Saturday. Wyatt received the “Long Distance” award at the riders’

meeting on Friday, having traveled around 1,100 miles to compete in the event. As in the previous two classes, all 13

riders in the Mini Junior class received awards.

In Mini Senior class action, Brock Riffe of Ashland, KY wowed the crowd with a smokin’ 10.284 second ride on his

Honda, expertly clearing the doubles before the wall like they weren’t even there, and easily managing the wall and 2nd

set of doubles, only to see the next rider steal the lead away – Bodee O’Neil from Hager City, WI blasted the hill on his

Suzuki to score the only sub‐10 second ride in that class the whole weekend, posting a 9.927 second ride on Saturday

that would withstand all challengers on Sunday as well. Riffe was able to improve slightly on Sunday to a 10.242 second

time, easily claiming second place over his local competitor Max Skeans, also from Ashland, KY, who likewise

demonstrated great skill in flawlessly handling the doubles and the wall on his Kawasaki at 10.647 seconds. Kyle Jerls

from Caledonia, MI put his Honda over in 10.827 seconds to get 4th place, and Branden Parsons and his Yamaha claimed

5th place for Beverly, OH at 11.327 seconds.

Joe McGurer on his KX500

The Mini Girls class was, sadly, much smaller than in recent years with only 3 entrants. Indianapolis, IN’s Lilah

McGurer had the class sewn up after her 14.266 second ride on her Kawasaki on Saturday, as both Raegan Riffe of

Ashland, KY and Abigayle Linde of Charlton, MA failed to make the hill in the first round, and both carded 15 second

rides on Sunday – Riffe at 15.076 on her Honda and Linde at 15.213 seconds on her Kawasaki. McGurer put an

exclamation point on her victory on her second ride anyway, posting an impressive 13.394 second ride to take the win

by over a second and a half!

Where the Mini Girls class lost riders since previous years, the Super Mini gained several – a relatively new class,

it had only had 2‐3 riders the past couple years, but this year saw 7 entrants. Andrew Fortner from Pittsboro, IN seemed

to be in control with a stellar 10.114 second ride on his Honda CRF150 on Saturday, convincingly holding the lead until

the very last rider in the class on Sunday… Bodee O’Neil struck his second come‐from‐behind victory with a picture‐

perfect 9.947 second ride on his KTM…after having trouble at the wall and failing to clear the hill on Saturday. O’Neil

literally went from last to first…in under ten seconds. Brodie Bennett of Gays, IL claimed third place behind Fortner on

his Suzuki, gamely improving his time by three tenths on Sunday to a 10.172. Sami Jerls from Caledonia, MI served up a

bit of foreshadowing on her Honda CRF150, claiming 4th place by a full second ahead of Kaden Funk from Bay City, WI,

who put his Yamaha through the lights at 11.748 seconds.

The 125 class was remarkably competitive, with the top 9 riders all coming in at under 10 seconds…and Gage

Stear from Peoria, IL very nearly made it into the 8s, posting a sensational 9.171 second ride on his KTM. His ability to

keep the tiddler on the pipe and immediately get forward momentum again after the wall put him almost three tenths

ahead of second‐place finisher Brock Riffe, who’s KTM got him over with an impressive 9.443. Another 3 tenths later,

Andrew Fortner’s Yamaha came in at 9.771, with Brodie Bennett on his Yamaha at 9.774 missing the podium by a

frustrating 3 thousandths of a second! Prestonsburg, KY’s Graham Burchett put his Yamaha over in 9.788 seconds…only

14 thousandths behind Bennett.

Olivia Bach on the wall

In the 200 class, Luke Cipala’s amazing 8.895 second ride was not only the sole 200 class attempt to break into

the 8s, but it also qualified the Ellsworth, WI KTM rider into the King of the Hill shootout – practically unheard of from

the 200 class. Second place went to Mankato, MN’s Jason Laven, who posted an excellent 9.134 second ride on his KTM

on Saturday – only to later suffer a cringe‐worthy crash in the 250 class that ended his aspirations for a national

championship. As evidence of his excellent riding, his 200 class time from Saturday also qualified him into the KOTH,

which sadly he was not able to compete in. Levi Peters of Neoga, IL, grandson of the landowner, claimed his first trophy

of the weekend with a 3rd place effort on his Kawasaki with a 9.234 second ride. Gage Stear grabbed the 4th spot on his

Yamaha with a 9.259, and Derick Bell rounded out the top 5 with a 9.326 on his Kawasaki.

Nathan Prebe ‐ 3‐class winner

The 250 class also saw one single rider under 9 seconds – although Nathan Prebe from Frontenac, MN did it

both days – with an 8.998 on Saturday and an 8.972 on Sunday to put his Honda at the top of the podium. This was just

the start for Prebe though, as he warmed up for later classes… Jason Laven also claimed 2nd place in the 250 class, with

a 9.150 second ride in the first round on his Kawasaki…but then disaster struck. Laven got crossed up on the first

doubles on Sunday on his 250, and was slammed to the ground…after some time he eventually left the hill under his

own power, but was taken to a local hospital and then airlifted to the nearest trauma center for medical attention…

Word is that he’ll be fine, but will spend quite some time in bed for a while…PRMC and Thunder Ridge wish Jason a quick

and full recovery, and hope to see him back at a future event. Gage Stear made another podium appearance for 3rd with

a 9.199 second effort in the first round on his Kawasaki – less than 5 hundredths behind Laven. Luke Cipala, the 2015

AMA Hillclimber of the Year, took the 4th place award with a 9.291 on his KTM, and Levi Peters finished up the top five

with a 9.303 second effort on his Honda. The 250 class was one of the biggest of the weekend, with 31 riders taking a

swing at the brand‐new hill.

31 was also the rider count in the 450 class, which saw Nathan Prebe lay down a repeat performance, once

again being the only rider in the class to come in under 9 seconds on both days. Nathan scrubbed his Honda as no one

else could over the wall, and blew the crowd away with an 8.778 second ride in the first round – backed up with an

8.922 in the second round. Junior Jackson from Bettendorf, IA had clocked an excellent 8.947 second ride on his

Yamaha on Saturday…and laid it all on the line to try to catch Nathan – like many others in the second round, the

concrete‐like surface covered in fine, powdery dust claimed him on Sunday, parting ways with his machine at 230 feet in

a fury of sound and dirt – but still holding onto 2nd for the weekend. Junior, though, like Nathan, was far from done for

the weekend… Luke Cipala took another podium spot with a 3rd place finish on his KTM, carding an 8.971 second ride on

Sunday – difficult to do in the hardened conditions. Jacob Prebe, Nathan’s brother, flew his 2‐stroke KTM 440 through

the timers at 8.995 to be the 4th and final rider in the class to bust through the 9‐second barrier. And Elizabeth, IL’s Eric

Wheelwright fought his way to 5th place on his KTM with a 9.070 second ride on Saturday, narrowly edging out Gage

Stear who had to settle for 6th with a 9.090.

The hill was unkind to 2015 Women's class champion Amber Fraedrich

In the 600 class, Jacob Prebe claimed victory for Millville, MN on his Honda CR500 – but not by much. He laid

down a beautiful 8.892 second ride on Saturday, one of the fastest of the weekend…and only 5 thousandths of a second

ahead of Joe McGurer of Brownsburg, IN, who blasted his Kawasaki through the lights at 8.897 seconds in the first

round. Both riders had trouble in the second round, coming in at 9.4 and 9.1 seconds respectively on Sunday. Levi

Peters was just a hair behind McGurer and Prebe – the wall and subsequent doubles bit him on Saturday, relegating him

to just 310 feet – but he reached deep down and plastered his name on the podium with a 8.977 on Sunday – less than a

tenth of a second out of 2nd place. Jason Braun from Sleepy Eye, MN didn’t quite get into the 8s, stopping the clocks at

9.032 on his Kawasaki for 4th place, and yet another Prebe, Aaron this time, taking the 5th spot with a 9.185 on his Honda

for Frontenac, MN. All in all, it was a pretty good weekend for the Prebes…

Sami Jerls ‐ Women's class winner

In a worrying trend, the 750 and Open classes were fairly short on riders, as the true big bikes seem to fade from

the sport…only 5 750s competed at the event, and the only one that was a modern single‐cylinder machine took home

the gold as Travis Schroedl from Fairfax, MN handily took the win with a 9.225 second ride on Saturday. Yours truly,

Kaleb Northrup from Hastings, MN took a big swing at Schroedl on Sunday, having 2nd tied up with a 9.868 – only to

nearly detach myself from my Kawasaki H2 on the doubles after the wall…yet another victim of the deceptively difficult

terrain. Third place went to Matt Peters, Levi’s dad, who posted a 9.904 in the first round on his Suzuki GSX‐R, only to

also crash after the first doubles on Sunday…unfortunately, Matt broke his wrist, ending his day a couple rides early.

Jason Northrup, also from Hastings, MN, took home 4th place on a Kawasaki H2 borrowed from Kirk Mueller as he

rebuilds Jason’s H2, carding a cautious 10.319 first‐round ride and opting not to ride on Sunday. Henry Kelley Sr. made a

comeback of sorts, having not ridden at all for many years, putting in an effort on his vintage Yamaha and bringing home

the 5th place trophy to Waukee, IA.

The Open class was originally slated to have only 9 riders in it – although it was discovered that one of the riders

entered in the 750 class should actually have entered the Open class – so after that move, the Open class was an even

10 riders. Joel Falde took home top honors to Ellsworth, WI and his blushing bride Emily – their wedding wasn’t very

long before our event (congrats!). Falde owned the class from day one, having put down a 9.255 on his big KTM v‐twin

on Saturday. Junior Jackson borrowed a bike from Kurt Krohmer, and put the big Honda over the top with a 9.319 to get

close‐but‐not‐quite on Sunday, taking 2nd place. And then Logan Peterson, from River Falls, WI, rode the only Italian bike

at the event (an Aprilia) to the 3rd place trophy with a 9.399 second effort in the first round. Fourth place went to Joe

McGurer and his big Buell twin with a 9.788, and Jason Northrup settled for 5th with a 10.273, after his 1,327cc Kawasaki

KZ broke its chain on Sunday.

Joel Falde on his 450

Junior Jackson took the title spot in the Senior class, posting the only 8‐second ride in the class on Saturday with

an 8.909 – a good thing, since the devious hill claimed his second ride on Sunday and keeping him south of the lights

with only 345 feet. Matt Peters’ first round time was good for second at 9.159 on his KTM…also a good thing, since he

crashed and broke his wrist in the 750 class and wasn’t able to ride in the second round. Multi‐time national champion

Mike Wood took the final podium spot in this class, posting a 9.239 on his Honda from Bay City, WI. Les Wolfe on a

Honda from Fleming, OH took 4th place – but actually tied with Todd Cipala from Ellsworth, WI as they both had 9.448

second rides as their best times…the tie being broken by their other rides, with Wolfe’s 9.505 being better than Cipala’s

9.709 – relegating Cipala and his Kawasaki to 5th.

There was a huge come‐from‐behind win in the Super Senior class, as Michael Pulver from Lizton, IN improved

from a 10.026 on his Honda in the first round to a 9.278 to claim the big trophy. Todd Cipala thought he had the win in

the bag on his Kawasaki, but was unable to improve on his first‐round 9.489 and fell to second. Les Wolfe found his way

to the podium with a 9.504 on his Honda, while Brent Stewart from Galva, IL made a return from retirement to slot his

KTM into 4th with a 9.613. Affable Jeff Jack from Wapello, IA made it five with a 9.762 second ride on his Kawasaki.

Jason Braun, Curt Sullivan, and Travis Schroedl

The Women’s class saw Sami Jerls cruise to victory on the virtue of her stellar first‐round 9.922 on her Honda –

the only woman in the class to get into the 9s. Casey Virkus from Ellsworth, WI made her earn it though, posting an

excellent 10.189 on her Honda on Sunday – exactly one one‐hundredth faster than her Saturday time. Morgan

Wheelwright from Elizabeth, IL wasn’t far behind with a 10.261 on her Yamaha…and over half a second ahead of 4th

place Brook Hagstrom from Jackson, MI on her Honda, having posted a 10.806 in the second round. The top five

finished up with Bay City, WI’s Olivia Bach and her KTM, carding a 10.926 to barely beat out Lakota Ashworth of Neoga,

IL on her Honda for that 5th‐place trophy, with Ashworth posting a 10.940.

Nathan Prebe ‐ 2016 AMA Hillclimber of the Year

The 2‐Stroke class granted victory to Levi Peters, who was nearly frozen solid by an ice‐water shower from Uncle

Butch at the trophy presentation, having blistered the hill with a fantastic 8.694 second ride on his Kawasaki. Jacob

Prebe narrowly snagged the 2nd‐place spot on the podium with a 8.837 on his Honda, nudging Joe McGurer to the final

podium position with his 8.853 on his Kawasaki. Jared McKay, who personally put in many hours of work preparing the

facility, and representing one of the event’s bigger sponsors (McKay Farms, Trucking, & Storage in Neoga) didn’t make it

into the 8s, but did claim 4th place with a 9.21 second time after having nearly succumbed to the hill on Saturday where

he managed only an 11.695. Matt Peters brought home the 5th place trophy on his Kawasaki with a 9.354 – and by

“brought home” I mean he could pretty much just carry it home, being only a couple miles away from his own

homestead. Sadly the 2‐stroke class also saw a notable injury, with Brian Marty getting a rough treatment from the hill –

he found himself out of shape and on the back wheel after the first set of doubles, and was neither able to collect

himself nor scrub any speed before hitting the wall, and was suddenly *way* too high in the air and parting company

with his bike off the top of the wall. Brian broke his leg when returning to earth – we’re sure he’ll heal right up and be

back to normal in no time, and look forward to seeing him at Thunder Ridge again.

In the 4‐stroke class, once again it was Nathan Prebe laying down the law, blistering the hill with an incredible

8.608 second ride on his Honda…a seemingly impossible feat, only made reality by his uncanny ability to scrub his

machine over the wall, keeping his momentum up with only the slightest drop in speed. That sterling 8.6 second ride

would prove to be the fastest of the weekend. Junior Jackson, a former professional motocross rider, blitzed the hill in

8.809 on his Yamaha to take the 2nd spot, and Josh Denson (technician for Team Babbitt’s Monster

Energy/Amsoil/Kawasaki pro arenacross team) from Windsor, IL captured 3rd on his Kawasaki with a 9.021. Logan

Peterson put his Yamaha into 4th with a 9.225 in the first round, and Aaron Prebe barely took 5th place with a 9.247 on

his Honda over Joel Falde’s 9.277 on his KTM.

Jacob Prebe claimed another class win in the 400 Stock class, barely nudging past his brother Nathan by about a

burger’s worth by posting a 9.049 on his Kawasaki, vs. Nathan’s 9.072 on his Yamaha. Yep…it was a good weekend to be

a Prebe. 3rd place went to Fleming, OH’s Ethan Wolfe and his Yamaha, who had the distinction of being the only rider

qualified into the King of the Hill from a stock class (Jacob and Nathan would have both qualified from the 400 Stock as

well…if they hadn’t been faster in other classes), posting a 9.375. Derick Bell from Fillmore, IL came in 4th on his

Kawasaki with a 9.501. And Mankato, MN’s Braiden Henry rounded out the top five with a 9.524 second effort on his

Yamaha in the first round…his second round effort ending in a cloud of dust at the wall as did so many others on Sunday.

Joe McGurer seized the top spot in the Open Stock class with a superb 9.042 second run on his Honda, incredibly

beating 2nd place Jason Kostan by over half a second. Kostan, from Portage, PA, clocked a 9.651 on his Suzuki in the first

round. Ethan Wolfe podiumed again, taking 3rd with a 9.848 on his Yamaha. Jason Hagstrom from Jackson, MI took the

4th place trophy with a 9.924 on his Kawasaki, and Jeff Jack claimed 5th with a 9.979 on his Husqvarna.

Once all the regular classes were complete on Sunday, race organizers broke out the sextant and abacus and

whittled out the top ten riders from each lane for the King of the Hill shootout. At a regular event, it’s usually just the

top ten riders overall…but for better or worse, it’s become customary to take the top ten from each lane at

nationals…which takes a bit more work to figure out, as frequently you have the same riders qualifying in both lanes.

Once the pencil dust settled, the list of 20 was announced…the list included Jason Laven, who as noted was injured and

unable to compete…as was Matt Peters, having just broken his wrist a while earlier on his 750. And Brent Stewart was

out of the action as well, having blown the shock on his KTM 380. So 17 riders made their way to the starting line to

wage this final battle…against a hill that was becoming increasingly unfriendly – as discovered by the first rider, Junior

Jackson, who lost the fight against the hard‐baked hill and came up short of the top light. Josh Denson saddled up next,

and put down a solid 9.160 on his Kawasaki…but the very next rider was none other than Nathan Prebe. The man of the

hour…the tower of power. The Slim‐Fast Kid, who had already claimed ultimate victory in 3 classes…whose only defeat

so far was a 2nd‐place finish to his own brother. The youngest Prebe brother rolled his Honda to the line, kicked the

furious machine to life, and proceeded to do what he’d been doing all weekend…he launched, he sailed, and he

scrubbed like no one else that day could, blowing through the top timer with an 8.705. His brother Jacob was the only

one who could even come close, taking a mighty swing on his Honda but coming up a couple tenths short at 8.992. No

one else made it under 9 seconds. And at the end of the day it stood Prebe and Prebe…Nathan the youngest brother,

and Jacob the middle brother being the only man who could beat him the entire weekend.

Rarely has a single rider so dominated a national championship…and usually when that happens, it’s a Cipala

that does it. But 2016 belonged to Nathan Prebe, emphatically so. Time and time again he proved that he was in a

league of his own, and so it was absolutely inevitable that he was awarded the 2016 AMA Hillclimber of the Year award

by AMA representative Mike Bronk.

The AMA Youth Hillclimber of the Year award went to Lane Brookshaw, who claimed 2 youth class wins and a

2nd. And the AMA Senior Hillclimber of the Year award, the first time it has ever been awarded, went to Junior Jackson

who won the Senior class, and backed it up with 2nd‐place finishes in the Open, 450 and 4‐stroke classes.

Congratulations to all our competitors this year, and on behalf of Thunder Ridge and Pleasure Riders M/C we

wholeheartedly thank each and every rider and spectator for coming out and making our event a roaring success, and

we look forward to seeing everyone at a future event!

Trophy Girls. Nathan Prebe. Much joy. Such wow. And Mike Bronk.

Class Place Last Name First Name City State Brand Time 1 Feet 1 Time 2 Feet 2 Best Time Best Feet

Micro Mini 1 Brookshaw Lane Ellsworth WI Cobra 13.769 12.898 12.898 0

Micro Mini 2 Kirchner Brady Ellsworth WI KTM 13.538 14 13.538 0

Micro Mini 3 Kirchner Hunter Ellsworth WI KTM 18.149 15.357 15.357 0

Micro Mini 4 Engnes Charles Beldenville WI KTM 18.211 15.453 15.453 0

Micro Mini 5 Braun Kaden Sleepy Eye MN Cobra 19.341 17.144 17.144 0

Micro Mini 6 Shafer Logan Caldwell OH KTM 17.675 17.773 17.675 0

Micro Mini 7 Mack Cameron New Ulm MN KTM 19.346 17.728 17.728 0

Micro Mini 8 Linde Dominic Charlton MA Cobra 330 19.728 19.728 330

Micro Mini 9 Suliivan Maverick Hammond WI KTM 23.997 277 23.997 277

Micro Mini 10 Prebe Darrell Frontenac MN Honda 340 31.719 31.719 340

Micro Mini 11 Jenner Kasen Neoga IL Honda 343 353 X 353

Micro Mini 12 Mack Easton New Ulm MN Yamaha 224 286 X 286

Micro Mini 13 Ballinger Trenton Neoga IL Yamaha 160 274 X 274

65 1 Brookshaw Lane Ellsworth WI Cobra 12.929 10.846 10.846 0

65 2 Shafer Conner Caldwell OH KTM 12.073 11.332 11.332 0

65 3 Kirchner Brady Ellsworth WI KTM 13.341 12.447 12.447 0

65 4 Engnes Anthony Beldenville WI KTM 12.886 13.86 12.886 0

65 5 Sullivan Mason Hammond WI KTM 210 13.063 13.063 210

65 6 Brookshaw Clive Ellsworth WI KTM 13.268 13.214 13.214 0

65 7 Aliprandini Jaydn Byron IL KTM 13.215 13.916 13.215 0

65 8 LaFleur Wyatt Pembroke MA KTM 14.282 15.48 14.282 0

65 9 Sanders Dominic Wyoming MI Kawasaki 14.416 320 14.416 320

65 10 Engnes Charles Beldenville WI KTM 260 15.354 15.354 260

65 11 Prins Nathan Saranac MI Kawasaki 16.388 15.656 15.656 0

65 12 Linde Abigayle Charlton MA Cobra 259 15.776 15.776 259

65 13 Braun Kaden Sleepy Eye MN Cobra 17.042 16.319 16.319 0

65 14 Letts Kylee Gobles MI Kawasaki 24.525 18.159 18.159 0

65 15 Funk Marshall Bay City WI KTM 183 18.791 18.791 183

65 16 Kirchner Hunter Ellsworth WI KTM 299 185 X 299

2016 AMA Hillclimb Grand Championship ResultsPleasure Riders Motorcycle Club - Thunder Ridge Motorsports Facility

Neoga, IL - July 30th & 31st, 2016


65 17 Linde Dominic Charlton MA Cobra 240 252 X 252

Mini Junior 1 Brookshaw Clive Ellsworth WI KTM 10.8 227 10.8 227

Mini Junior 2 Brookshaw Lane Ellsworth WI Kawasaki 11.038 11.259 11.038 0

Mini Junior 3 Shafer Conner Caldwell OH KTM 11.23 11.191 11.191 0

Mini Junior 4 Kirchner Brady Ellsworth WI Suzuki 11.449 272 11.449 272

Mini Junior 5 LaFleur Wyatt Pembroke MA KTM 14.336 12.638 12.638 0

Mini Junior 6 Engnes Anthony Beldenville WI KTM 13.147 12.84 12.84 0

Mini Junior 7 Marty Kyle Emerald WI KTM 13.47 13.745 13.47 0

Mini Junior 8 Sullivan Mason Hammond WI Suzuki 13.517 265 13.517 265

Mini Junior 9 Sanders Dominic Wyoming MI Kawasaki 13.544 13.874 13.544 0

Mini Junior 10 Prins Nathan Saranac MI Honda 15.15 14.32 14.32 0

Mini Junior 11 Linde Abigayle Charlton MA Kawasaki 15 15.133 15.133 15

Mini Junior 12 Funk Marshall Bay City WI KTM 18.61 19.306 18.61 0

Mini Junior 13 Aliprandini Jaydn Byron IL Yamaha 271 236 X 271

Mini Senior 1 O'Neil Bodee Hager City WI Suzuki 9.927 10.604 9.927 0

Mini Senior 2 Riffe Brock Ashland KY Honda 10.284 10.242 10.242 0

Mini Senior 3 Skeans Max Ashland KY Kawasaki 10.647 10.709 10.647 0

Mini Senior 4 Jerls Kyle Caledonia MI Honda 10.827 11.469 10.827 0

Mini Senior 5 Parsons Branden Beverly OH Yamaha 11.327 250 11.327 250

Mini Senior 6 Funk Kaden Bay City WI Yamaha 11.335 15.393 11.335 0

Mini Senior 7 Walbrink Kaiden Spring Lake MI Kawasaki 13.759 11.907 11.907 0

Mini Senior 8 McGurer Lilah Indianapolis IN Kawasaki 13.09 13.501 13.09 0

Mini Senior 9 Warwick Damon New Ulm MN KTM 195 13.93 13.93 195

Mini Senior 10 Riffe Raegan Ashland KY Honda 292 330 X 330

Mini Girls 1 McGurer Lilah Indianapolis IN Kawasaki 14.266 13.394 13.394 0

Mini Girls 2 Riffe Raegan Ashland KY Honda 245 15.076 15.076 245

Mini Girls 3 Linde Abigayle Charlton MA Kawasaki 20 15.213 15.213 20

Super Mini 1 O'Neil Bodee Hager City WI KTM 257 9.947 9.947 257

Super Mini 2 Fortner Andrew Pittsboro IN KTM 10.114 10.274 10.114 0

Super Mini 3 Bennett Brodie Gays IL Suzuki 10.46 10.172 10.172 0

Super Mini 4 Jerls Samantha Caledonia MI Honda 10.718 268 10.718 268

Super Mini 5 Funk Kaden Bay City WI Yamaha 11.748 232 11.748 232

Super Mini 6 Warwick Damon New Ulm MN KTM 13.461 12.863 12.863 0


Super Mini 7 McGurer Lilah Indianapolis IN Kawasaki 13.397 13.605 13.397 0

125 1 Stear Gage Peoria IL KTM 9.171 9.579 9.171 0

125 2 Riffe Brock Ashland KY KTM 9.443 9.697 9.443 0

125 3 Fortner Andrew Pittsboro IN Yamaha 9.797 9.771 9.771 0

125 4 Bennett Brodie Gays IL Yamaha 10.142 9.774 9.774 0

125 5 Burchett Graham Prestonsburg KY Yamaha 9.788 9.905 9.788 0

125 6 Virkus Casey Ellsworth WI Honda 10.104 9.891 9.891 0

125 7 Skeans Max Ashland KY Kawasaki 9.896 10.146 9.896 0

125 8 Hines Jackson River Falls WI KTM 10.464 9.923 9.923 0

125 9 O'Neil Bodee Hager City WI Kawasaki 9.985 10.447 9.985 0

125 10 Jerls Kyle Caledonia MI Honda 10.063 10.507 10.063 0

125 11 Bach Olivia Bay City WI KTM 267 10.294 10.294 267

125 12 Parsons Branden Beverly OH Kawasaki 11.148 10.32 10.32 0

125 13 Landwer Colton Mankato MN Kawasaki 10.429 10.378 10.378 0

125 14 Wheelwright Morgan Elizabeth IL Yamaha 10.539 10.855 10.539 0

125 15 Marty Travis Elmwood WI Yamaha 11.021 10.688 10.688 0

125 16 Letts Caleb Gobles MI Honda 11.007 10.985 10.985 0

125 17 Warwick Damon New Ulm MN KTM 13.088 11.079 11.079 0

125 18 Hagstrom Brook Jackson MI Kawasaki 272 11.142 11.142 272

125 19 Shafer Shelby Arcola IL Honda 218 12.17 12.17 218

125 20 Prins Anthony Saranac MI Yamaha 12.403 12.67 12.403 0

125 21 Letts Cameron Gobles MI Suzuki 14.267 14.702 14.267 0

125 22 Funk Kaden Bay City WI Yamaha 14.669 14.835 14.669 0

200 1 Cipala Luke Ellsworth WI KTM 8.895 9.302 8.895 0

200 2 Laven Jason Mankato MN KTM 9.134 9.134 0

200 3 Peters Levi Neoga IL Kawasaki 9.234 9.949 9.234 0

200 4 Stear Gage Peoria IL Yamaha 9.259 9.861 9.259 0

200 5 Bell Derick Fillmore IL Kawasaki 9.326 9.462 9.326 0

200 6 Skeans Max Ashland KY Kawasaki 9.339 9.495 9.339 0

200 7 Davis Corbin Nunica MI Honda 9.47 9.463 9.463 0

200 8 Henry Braiden Mankato MN KTM 9.513 9.961 9.513 0

200 9 Bennett Brodie Gays IL KTM 10.089 9.591 9.591 0

200 10 Jack Jeff Wapello IA KTM 9.833 10.199 9.833 0


200 11 Wheelwright Morgan Elizabeth IL KTM 9.891 10.055 9.891 0

200 12 Sandmeyer Shane Good Thunder MN KTM 10.669 9.944 9.944 0

200 13 Landwer Colton Mankato MN KTM 10.127 10.043 10.043 0

200 14 Marty Jared Elmwood WI KTM 10.112 330 10.112 330

200 15 Tackitt Jake Mt Vernon IL Kawasaki 10.458 10.426 10.426 0

200 16 Prins David Saranac MI Kawasaki 14.063 14.068 14.063 0

250 1 Prebe Nathan Frontenac MN Honda 8.998 8.972 8.972 0

250 2 Laven Jason Mankato MN Kawasaki 9.15 230 9.15 230

250 3 Stear Gage Peoria IL Kawasaki 9.199 9.773 9.199 0


250 5 Peters Levi Neoga IL Honda 9.595 9.303 9.303 0

250 6 Wheelwright Eric Elizabeth IL Yamaha 9.305 9.501 9.305 0

250 7 Braun Jason Sleepy Eye MN Kawasaki 9.503 9.416 9.416 0

250 8 Bell Jacob Fillmore IL Kawasaki 9.518 9.42 9.42 0

250 9 Hagstrom Trey Jackson MI Honda 9.425 10.218 9.425 0

250 10 Prebe Aaron Frontenac MN Honda 10.094 9.45 9.45 0

250 11 Falde Joel Ellsworth WI KTM 9.47 9.528 9.47 0

250 12 Fortner Andrew Pittsboro IN Yamaha 9.482 9.647 9.482 0

250 13 Nichols Dylan Mankato MN Honda 9.534 9.554 9.534 0

250 14 Henry Braiden Mankato MN Honda 9.536 9.547 9.536 0

250 15 Davis Corbin Nunica MI Honda 10.177 9.569 9.569 0

250 16 Landwer Colton Mankato MN Honda 9.643 310 9.643 310

250 17 Burchett Graham Prestonsburg KY Yamaha 11.016 9.732 9.732 0

250 18 Camerer Troy Mt Olive IL Kawasaki 9.806 9.994 9.806 0

250 19 Gorsuch Kirk Stillman Valley IL Kawasaki 9.887 10.681 9.887 0

250 20 Cain Tim Woodbury MN Yamaha 9.938 11.198 9.938 0

250 21 Marty Jared Elmwood WI Honda 10.662 10.265 10.265 0

250 22 Creek Jon Lizton IN Suzuki 10.312 10.312 0

250 23 Mack Chad New Ulm MN KTM 11.258 10.347 10.347 0

250 24 Marty Travis Elmwood WI Honda 10.475 10.555 10.475 0

250 25 Lumberry Denver Victoria IL Honda 10.495 11.238 10.495 0

250 26 Virkus Casey Ellsworth WI Honda 10.799 330 10.799 330

250 27 Letts Keagan Gobles MI Kawasaki 11.547 214 11.547 214


250 28 Bouchez Bruce Victoria IL Honda 12.355 11.803 11.803 0

250 29 Sharp Damon Toledo IL Yamaha 15.727 11.851 11.851 0

250 30 Prins David Saranac MI Yamaha 13.323 13.348 13.323 0

250 31 Watson DJ Tilton IL Yamaha 297 277 X 297

450 1 Prebe Nathan Frontenac MN Honda 8.778 8.922 8.778 0

450 2 Jackson Junior Bettendorf IA Yamaha 8.947 230 8.947 230


450 4 Prebe Jacob Millville MN KTM 8.995 9.035 8.995 0

450 5 Wheelwright Eric Elizabeth IL KTM 9.07 9.581 9.07 0

450 6 Stear Gage Peoria IL Honda 9.09 9.473 9.09 0

450 7 Peterson Logan River Falls WI Yamaha 9.239 9.129 9.129 0

450 8 McKay Jared Mattoon IL Kawasaki 9.154 9.287 9.154 0

450 9 Stewart Brent Galva IL KTM 9.323 9.833 9.323 0

450 10 Laven Jason Mankato MN Yamaha 9.355 9.355 0

450 11 Wolfe Ethan Fleming OH Yamaha 10.044 9.387 9.387 0

450 12 Falde Joel Ellsworth WI KTM 9.425 10.091 9.425 0

450 13 Kostan Jason Portage PA Kawasaki 9.435 9.748 9.435 0

450 14 Schroedl Travis Farifax MN KTM 10.375 9.557 9.557 0

450 15 Denson Josh Windsor IL KTM 9.624 10.603 9.624 0

450 16 Virkus Jake Ellsworth WI Honda 9.75 9.665 9.665 0

450 17 Brady Dylan Ridge Farm IL KTM 9.743 10.286 9.743 0

450 18 Jacobs Kyle West Liberty IA Honda 9.792 10.254 9.792 0

450 19 Muckey Brett Muskegon MI Yamaha 9.841 10.257 9.841 0

450 20 Marty Jared Elmwood WI Yamaha 10.271 9.988 9.988 0

450 21 Gorsuch Kirk Stillman Valley IL Kawasaki 272 10.022 10.022 272

450 22 Linde Justin Charlton MA Kawasaki 10.098 10.496 10.098 0

450 23 Peters Chris Trilla IL KTM 10.15 10.279 10.15 0

450 24 Kelley Henry Faribault MN Kawasaki 272 10.264 10.264 272

450 25 Dunbar Mark Rockford IL Yamaha 10.278 10.842 10.278 0

450 26 Cain Tim Woodbury MN Honda 10.422 330 10.422 330

450 27 Landwer Chad Mankato MN Kawasaki 279 10.449 10.449 279

450 28 Kieler Adam Platteville WI KTM 11.002 10.868 10.868 0

450 29 Bouchez Bruce Victoria IL KTM 11.735 11.381 11.381 0


450 30 Fraedrich Amber Muskegon MI Yamaha 12.587 12.013 12.013 0

450 31 Thomas Jessica Kimball MI Kawasaki 223 14.315 14.315 223

600 1 Prebe Jacob Millville MN Honda 8.892 9.466 8.892 0

600 2 McGurer Joseph Brownsburg IN Kawasaki 8.897 9.156 8.897 0

600 3 Peters Levi Neoga IL Honda 310 8.977 8.977 310

600 4 Braun Jason Sleepy Eye MN Kawasaki 9.068 9.032 9.032 0

600 5 Prebe Aaron Frontenac MN Honda 9.461 9.185 9.185 0

600 6 Nichols Dylan Mankato MN Honda 9.272 9.338 9.272 0

600 7 Peterson Logan River Falls WI Kawasaki 9.327 9.372 9.327 0

600 8 McKay Jared Mattoon IL Kawasaki 9.407 9.485 9.407 0

600 9 Pulver Michael Lizton IN Honda 9.45 9.919 9.45 0

600 10 Cipala Todd Ellsworth WI Kawasaki 9.742 9.464 9.464 0

600 11 Wood Mike Bay City WI Honda 9.534 9.491 9.491 0

600 12 Brady Dylan Ridge Farm IL Honda 9.504 9.886 9.504 0

600 13 Wolfe Ethan Fleming OH Kawasaki 9.961 9.542 9.542 0

600 14 Kostan Jason Portage PA Kawasaki 9.61 9.819 9.61 0

600 15 Marty Mike Elmwood WI Honda 9.632 10.367 9.632 0

600 16 Creek Jon Lizton IN Honda 9.638 9.638 0

600 17 Landwer Chad Mankato MN Kawasaki 9.791 9.749 9.749 0

600 18 Hagstrom Trey Jackson MI Kawasaki 10.007 10.237 10.007 0

600 19 Tackitt Jake Mt Vernon IL Honda 10.054 275 10.054 275

600 20 Northrup Kaleb Hastings MN Honda 10.105 10.404 10.105 0

600 21 Bowman Brent Danville IL Kawasaki 10.317 340 10.317 340

600 22 Burchett Graham Prestonsburg KY Kawasaki 10.35 10.331 10.331 0

600 23 Kieler Adam Platteville WI Kawasaki 11.159 11.357 11.159 0

750 1 Schroedl Travis Farifax MN KTM 9.225 10.717 9.225 0

750 2 Northrup Kaleb Hastings MN Kawasaki 9.868 345 9.868 345

750 3 Peters Matt Neoga IL Suzuki 9.904 212 9.904 212

750 4 Northrup Jason Hastings MN Kawasaki 10.319 10.319 0

750 5 Kelley Henry Waukee IA Yamaha 20.23 20.23 0

Open 1 Falde Joel Ellsworth WI KTM 9.255 9.372 9.255 0

Open 2 Jackson Junior Bettendorf IA Honda 9.787 9.319 9.319 0

Open 3 Peterson Logan River Falls WI Aprilia 9.399 9.472 9.399 0


Open 4 McGurer Joseph Brownsburg IN Buell 9.788 9.841 9.788 0

Open 5 Northrup Jason Hastings MN Kawasaki 10.273 340 10.273 340

Open 6 Nichols Dylan Mankato MN Honda 340 10.334 10.334 340

Open 7 Thomas Brad Kimball MI Honda 10.664 225 10.664 225

Open 8 Klett Brian Danville IL Yamaha 13.115 12.996 12.996 0

Open 9 Shafer Steve Arcola IL H-D 14.15 13.207 13.207 0

Open 10 Peters Mark Neoga IL H-D 249 X 249

Senior 1 Jackson Junior Bettendorf IA Yamaha 8.909 345 8.909 345

Senior 2 Peters Matt Neoga IL KTM 9.159 9.159 0

Senior 3 Wood Mike Bay City WI Honda 9.239 9.965 9.239 0

Senior 4 Wolfe Les Fleming OH Honda 9.505 9.448 9.448 0

Senior 5 Cipala Todd Ellsworth WI Kawasaki 9.448 9.709 9.448 0

Senior 6 Wheelwright Eric Elizabeth IL KTM 10.281 9.545 9.545 0

Senior 7 Stewart Brent Galva IL KTM 9.786 9.699 9.699 0

Senior 8 Marty Mike Elmwood WI Honda 9.704 9.936 9.704 0

Senior 9 Pulver Michael Lizton IN Honda 10.079 9.774 9.774 0

Senior 10 Riffe Dennis Ashland KY Honda 9.953 10.081 9.953 0

Senior 11 Dunbar Mark Rockford IL Kawasaki 11.469 9.99 9.99 0

Senior 12 Hagstrom Jason Jackson MI Kawasaki 10.031 10.101 10.031 0

Senior 13 Northrup Kaleb Hastings MN Honda 10.09 10.447 10.09 0

Senior 14 Northrup Jason Hastings MN KTM 10.31 11.025 10.31 0

Senior 15 Cain Tim Woodbury MN Honda 11.726 10.379 10.379 0

Senior 16 McMurlyn Dan Mankato MN Honda 10.676 10.765 10.676 0

Senior 17 Klett Brian Danville IL Yamaha 11.484 190 11.484 190

Super Senior 1 Pulver Michael Lizton IN Honda 10.026 9.278 9.278 0

Super Senior 2 Cipala Todd Ellsworth WI Kawasaki 9.489 9.985 9.489 0

Super Senior 3 Wolfe Les Fleming OH Honda 9.504 9.586 9.504 0

Super Senior 4 Stewart Brent Galva IL KTM 9.613 9.679 9.613 0

Super Senior 5 Jack Jeff Wapello IA Kawasaki 9.762 9.839 9.762 0

Super Senior 6 Dunbar Mark Rockford IL Kawasaki 9.785 10.163 9.785 0

Super Senior 7 Cain Tim Woodbury MN Honda 9.875 10.394 9.875 0

Super Senior 8 McMurlyn Dan Mankato MN Honda 10.533 10.882 10.533 0

Super Senior 9 Jacobs Ron West Liberty IA Suzuki 11.676 11.574 11.574 0


Super Senior 10 Shafer Steve Arcola IL H-D 12.787 13.452 12.787 0

Women 1 Jerls Samantha Caledonia MI Honda 9.922 10.558 9.922 0

Women 2 Virkus Casey Ellsworth WI Honda 10.199 10.189 10.189 0

Women 3 Wheelwright Morgan Elizabeth IL Yamaha 10.465 10.261 10.261 0

Women 4 Hagstrom Brook Jackson MI Honda 12.035 10.806 10.806 0

Women 5 Bach Olivia Bay City WI KTM 10.926 11.698 10.926 0

Women 6 Ashworth Lakota Neoga IL Honda 10.94 11.545 10.94 0

Women 7 Shafer Lauren Arcola IL KTM 12.847 11.194 11.194 0

Women 8 Riffe Raegan Ashland KY Honda 11.59 11.854 11.59 0

Women 9 Shafer Shelby Arcola IL Honda 13.753 225 13.753 225

Women 10 Klett Lisa Danville IL Kawasaki 14.565 14.277 14.277 0

Women 11 Thomas Jessica Kimball MI Kawasaki 254 14.506 14.506 254

Women 12 Davis Dominique Nunica MI Honda 18.595 16.874 16.874 0

Women 13 Stillson Hannah Spring Lake MI Honda 277 16.98 16.98 277

Women 14 Fraedrich Amber Moskegon MI Yamaha 298 250 X 298

Women 15 Morris Stacey Lizton IN Kawasaki 250 X 250

2-Stroke 1 Peters Levi Neoga IL Kawasaki 8.694 8.957 8.694 0

2-Stroke 2 Prebe Jacob Millville MN Honda 8.837 9.237 8.837 0

2-Stroke 3 McGurer Joseph Brownsburg IN Kawasaki 8.853 9.289 8.853 0

2-Stroke 4 McKay Jared Mattoon IL Kawasaki 11.695 9.21 9.21 0

2-Stroke 5 Peters Matt Neoga IL Kawasaki 9.354 9.378 9.354 0

2-Stroke 6 Kostan Jason Portage PA Kawasaki 9.592 330 9.592 330

2-Stroke 7 Wolfe Les Fleming OH Honda 9.773 345 9.773 345

2-Stroke 8 Landwer Chad Mankato MN Kawasaki 10.897 9.948 9.948 0

2-Stroke 9 Peters Chris Trilla IL KTM 10.17 10.702 10.17 0

2-Stroke 10 McMurlyn Dan Mankato MN Honda 11.081 10.555 10.555 0

2-Stroke 11 Kieler Adam Platteville WI Kawasaki 10.916 12.27 10.916 0

2-Stroke 12 Marty Brian Emerald WI Honda 265 X 265

4-Stroke 1 Prebe Nathan Frontenac MN Honda 8.608 9.019 8.608 0

4-Stroke 2 Jackson Junior Bettendorf IA Yamaha 8.809 9.369 8.809 0

4-Stroke 3 Denson Josh Windsor IL Kawasaki 9.021 9.07 9.021 0

4-Stroke 4 Peterson Logan River Falls WI Yamaha 9.225 9.764 9.225 0

4-Stroke 5 Prebe Aaron Frontenac MN Honda 9.247 9.37 9.247 0


4-Stroke 6 Falde Joel Ellsworth WI KTM 10.126 9.277 9.277 0

4-Stroke 7 McKay Jared Mattoon IL Kawasaki 9.342 9.419 9.342 0

4-Stroke 8 Camerer Troy Mt Olive IL Suzuki 9.378 9.937 9.378 0

4-Stroke 9 Jacobs Kyle West Liberty IA Honda 9.497 9.715 9.497 0

4-Stroke 10 Gorsuch Kirk Stillman Valley IL Kawasaki 9.582 270 9.582 270

4-Stroke 11 Peters Matt Neoga IL KTM 9.643 9.643 0

4-Stroke 12 Schroedl Travis Farifax MN KTM 9.65 9.862 9.65 0

4-Stroke 13 Riffe Dennis Ashland KY Honda 9.749 10.219 9.749 0

4-Stroke 14 Dunbar Mark Rockford IL Yamaha 9.921 252 9.921 252

4-Stroke 15 Cipala Luke Ellsworth WI KTM 9.957 10.395 9.957 0

4-Stroke 16 Landwer Chad Mankato MN Kawasaki 10.181 9.984 9.984 0

4-Stroke 17 Virkus Jake Ellsworth WI Honda 240 10.095 10.095 240

4-Stroke 18 Kelley Henry Faribault MN Kawasaki 10.239 10.621 10.239 0

4-Stroke 19 Linde Justin Charlton MA Kawasaki 10.653 10.643 10.643 0

4-Stroke 20 Kieler Adam Platteville WI KTM 10.799 10.874 10.799 0

4-Stroke 21 Shafer Lauren Arcola IL KTM 11.915 10.893 10.893 0

4-Stroke 22 Fraedrich Amber Muskegon MI Yamaha 12.754 12.754 0

400 Stock 1 Prebe Jacob Millville MN Kawasaki 9.049 9.14 9.049 0

400 Stock 2 Prebe Nathan Frontenac MN Yamaha 9.072 9.443 9.072 0

400 Stock 3 Wolfe Ethan Fleming OH Yamaha 9.686 9.375 9.375 0

400 Stock 4 Bell Derick Fillmore IL Kawasaki 9.72 9.501 9.501 0

400 Stock 5 Henry Braiden Mankato MN Yamaha 9.524 232 9.524 232

400 Stock 6 Riffe Brock Ashland KY Honda 9.537 9.565 9.537 0

400 Stock 7 Bell Jacob Fillmore IL Kawasaki 9.617 9.996 9.617 0

400 Stock 8 Landwer Colton Mankato MN Kawasaki 9.993 9.621 9.621 0

400 Stock 9 Brady Dylan Ridge Farm IL KTM 9.807 10.992 9.807 0

400 Stock 10 Brian John Toledo IL Kawasaki 9.952 225 9.952 225

400 Stock 11 Camerer Troy Mt Olive IL Suzuki 10.008 10.311 10.008 0

400 Stock 12 Hines Jackson River Falls WI Kawasaki 280 10.021 10.021 280

400 Stock 13 Jack Jeff Wapello IA KTM 10.203 10.486 10.203 0

400 Stock 14 Pulver Michael Lizton IN Kawasaki 10.26 10.607 10.26 0

400 Stock 15 Northrup Jason Hastings MN KTM 10.367 10.946 10.367 0

400 Stock 16 Kelley Henry Faribault MN Husaberg 11.119 10.53 10.53 0


400 Stock 17 Creek Jon Lizton IN Honda 10.74 10.74 0

400 Stock 18 Lumberry Denver Victoria IL Honda 11.275 197 11.275 197

400 Stock 19 Simmons Devin Tilton IL Kawasaki 90 238 X 238

Open Stock 1 McGurer Joseph Brownsburg IN Honda 9.07 9.042 9.042 0

Open Stock 2 Kostan Jason Portage PA Suzuki 9.651 10.204 9.651 0

Open Stock 3 Wolfe Ethan Fleming OH Yamaha 9.878 9.848 9.848 0

Open Stock 4 Hagstrom Jason Jackson MI Kawasaki 10.155 9.924 9.924 0

Open Stock 5 Jack Jeff Wapello IA husqvarna 9.979 10.475 9.979 0

Open Stock 6 Hagstrom Trey Jackson MI Kawasaki 12.058 10.068 10.068 0

Open Stock 7 Kuhl Steve Greenville IL Kawasaki 10.246 10.167 10.167 0

Open Stock 8 Linde Justin Charlton MA Kawasaki 10.593 10.441 10.441 0

ATV 450 1 Diercks Zach Hager City WI Yamaha 10.191 200 10.191 200

ATV 450 2 Shafer Josh Caldwell OH Yamaha 10.247 10.516 10.247 0

ATV 450 3 Novak Brandon Portage PA Yamaha 10.457 10.463 10.457 0

ATV 450 4 Zimmerman Evan West Point IN Honda 11.26 10.577 10.577 0

ATV Open 1 Novak Brandon Portage PA Yamaha 10.209 10.174 10.174 0

ATV Open 2 Diercks Zach Hager City WI Yamaha 240 X 240

ATV Senior 1 Diercks Joel Hager City WI Yamaha 11.141 11.141 0

King of the Hill 1 Prebe Nathan Frontenac MN Honda 8.705 8.705 0

King of the Hill 2 Prebe Jacob Millville MN Honda 8.992 8.992 0

King of the Hill 3 McGurer Joseph Brownsburg IN Kawasaki 9.023 9.023 0

King of the Hill 4 Peters Levi Neoga IL Kawasaki 9.155 9.155 0

King of the Hill 5 Denson Josh Windsor IL Kawasaki 9.16 9.16 0

King of the Hill 6 Braun Jason Sleepy Eye MN Kawasaki 9.193 9.193 0

King of the Hill 7 Cipala Luke Ellsworth WI KTM 9.194 9.194 0

King of the Hill 8 Falde Joel Ellsworth WI KTM 9.199 9.199 0

King of the Hill 9 Peterson Logan River Falls WI Yamaha 9.223 9.223 0

King of the Hill 10 Prebe Aaron Frontenac MN Honda 9.264 9.264 0

King of the Hill 11 McKay Jared Mattoon IL Kawasaki 9.312 9.312 0

King of the Hill 12 Wolfe Ethan Fleming OH Yamaha 9.467 9.467 0

King of the Hill 13 Stear Gage Peoria IL Honda 9.795 9.795 0

King of the Hill 14 Schroedl Travis Farifax MN KTM 9.972 9.972 0

King of the Hill 15 Wood Mike Bay City WI Honda 10.043 10.043 0


King of the Hill 16 Jackson Junior Bettendorf IA Yamaha 340 X 340

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