The new Iron Man Series there were lots of familiar faces and some that where new to HS trying to improve their standings. It was a great day for racing (unless you are Scott Seibert). Scott broke his leg at a race the day before.
The 22 Quads
took to the starting line hoping for a good finish. Scott Burkitt finished right where he wanted to taking the win in the Quad A class. In the Quad B class Andre Topper had the lead for the first few laps with Cody Toal taking over the lead on lap 5. Cody would keep the lead and win the race, with Andre finishing 2nd. Paul Schultz had the 3rd spot; Thomas Bassett would finish 4th and Todd McGuire 5th. Only 1 DNF in the Quads so over all a very good day. Great job.Now it was time for the so very cute 50’s. In the JR’s class 6 riders take to the line. Tommy Fortune was the leader on lap one and would stay there the next 8 laps and take the win. Nice racing Tommy. Jaden Torres had the 2nd spot on lap one, but Kyle Green had 2nd place in his sites and was catching Jaden. Kyle would finish 2nd place with 7 laps, and Jaden in 3rd place with 6 laps. Carter Holder finished in 4th, with Micah Allemen in 5th but guys riding 6 laps. Nathan Metz finish 6th place with 5 laps. Good job to all you youngsters.
The older guys 50 SR have had 11 riders on this great day. Shawn Thompson
was the first rider though the checkpoint on lap one. Shawn was feeling the heat from the riders behind him, with Tanner Whipple running 2nd and Luke Wamhoff 3rd. On lap four Tanner Whipple took the lead with Eli Otterbach a close 2nd and Luke still running in 3rd, Shawn fell to 4th place. After 11 laps Tanner held on for the win, Eli was 2nd, 3rd place went to Luke and Shawn 4th. Riding 10 laps and finishing in the 5th place position was Garrett Ward. Way to go to all the riders as there was no DNF’s. Time for the 65’s and 85’s to get started. Another great turn out for the 85’s 17 Riders. Tanner Porter thought he would give the HS racing a try and would finish 10th place for his first time out. Hope to see you again out here Tanner. The 85’s saw lots of lead changes in the first few laps. On lap 1 Nolan Schuler had the lead, with Joey Fortune a very close 2nd and on Joey’s rear fender was Travis Ward with the 3rd spot and Mitchell Ternes a very close 4th. Joey would take the lead on lap two only to give it up to Travis on lap 3. Travis would hold on to the lead until lap 6 when Joey would take the lead back from Travis. Joey would hold on to the lead to take the win with Travis a very close 2nd. Mitchell would finish in the 3rd spot, with Nolan in 4th place. Nice riding guys.
The 65’s had 5 riders on the line all of them hoping for the win. Mason Schuler had the lead for the first few laps, with Ronnie Beach taking the lead over on lap 3. Mason was very determined to take the lead back and do on lap 7. Mason would hold on to the lead to take the win and Ronnie was 2nd, Matthew McDonald finished in the 3rd spot. Colton Brough finished very strong in 4th place, with Braxton Bill taking the 5th spot. Keep on riding hard.
Over on the women’s/thumper track 11 ladies lined up and 20 thumper guys. Glad to see all the ladies out there, the class has come a long way. For the women’s class Chelsea Marfell would take the win after racing 6 laps. Also riding 6 laps was Hannah Keith finishing 2nd, Taylor Clark 3rd and Nikki Dixon
(402) 4th place. Rounding out the top 5 was Veronica Martin riding 5 laps. Way to go ladies.
and needed to make his move, so he passed two more bikes to finish in the 3rd spot. Way to go Matthew. Nick Blacklaw ran in the top 3 all 7 laps and would finish 2nd. Nicholas Broll finished a strong 4th with William Tracey taking the 5th spot. 
(Stevie) (Perkinator)
On the day, just like most of the others Stevie was on fire and was not going to settle for anything but a win. Stevie had the lead on lap 1 and would not give it up and take the win. Finishing 2nd place was Brian Smith. In the 3rd spot was Brian Doughty. The 4th place spot would go to Anthony Leone, and Rick Knigge would finish in 5th place.