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		HOOSIER XC -- BEDFORD, INDIANA WHIBLEY A-GAIN! HEeeee'S BAAAACK! ---- MARTIN BRINGS IN A WIN! Leivan / Argubright Race Reports K & N Filters Holeshot Award Support K & N Filters! Jordan Ashburn-- Pockets the K&N $200 Holeshot award Sloan Jackson-- Pockets the K&N $100 Holeshot award TOP 11 OVERALL M/C 1 Paul Whibley Yam Pro Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 2 Thad Duvall Yam Pro Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 3 Jordan Ashburn Kaw Pro Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing 4 Jimmy Jarrett Kaw Pro JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 5 Nick Fahringer Husa Pro Husaberg / Pirelli / Motorex / Troy Lee Designs 6 Scott Watkins Kaw Pro JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 7 Zach Klamfoth Yam Open A Sports Cycles Racing (SCR)/FMF/Moose Racing/Kalgard 8 Michael Williams Kaw Lite A Barry Heath Racing (BHR) / Team Green Kawasaki / FMF / Fox / Kalgard 9 Cooper Bailey Kaw Pro John 3:16 Racing / FMF / Pirelli / Scott Goggles / Factory Connection 10 Shane Klimek Suz Pro Cycra / Wiseco 11 Jake Fiddler Kaw Open A Monster Energy Kawasaki / JS Graphics / Dunlop / Answer Racing / Pro Circuit TOP 6 PRO ATV 1 Kyle Martin Hon Pro Dirt Works/ Duncan Racing/ Moose Racing/ Kal-Gard /Rekluse/ Amp Energy/ IMS 2 Ryan Lane Hon Pro DC Cycle & Racing / Moose Racing / Maxxis / Rekluse / HMF / Precision / Clarke 3 John Pitts Hon Pro Dirt Works/ Duncan Racing/ Moose Racing/ Kal-Gard /Rekluse/ Amp Energy/ IMS 4 Bryan Hulsey Hon Pro Dirt Works/ Duncan Racing/ K & N / EBC /Moose Racing/ Monster Energ / Rekluse 5 Sloan Jackson Hon Pro   6 Joshua Beavers KTM Pro DC Cycle & Racing TOP 10 OVERALL ATV 1 Kyle Martin Hon Pro 2 Ryan Lane Hon Pro 3 John Pitts Hon Pro 4 Bryan Hulsey Hon Pro 5 Jay Humphrey Hon A Class 6 Brandon Symmes Yam A Class 7 Garrett Arthur Yam A Class 8 Chris Benskin Hon C Class 9 Aaron Venters Hon Plus 30 10 Casey Marrero Yam C Class Quick Note... After months of computer and programs issues due to upgrades I am finally set up with previous programs and updates will be frequent once again. I apologize for any inconvenience, it has been very frustrating for me and all at OMA also. ~Darcy Defending series champ Kyle Martin rebounded from his bike breakage DNF at round seven to lead most of the way en route to the win in Indiana's dust, putting him a mere four points out of first. Newcomer Ryan Lane proved to be more than competitive and finished second, not far off the winner's pace. The winner of rounds two and seven, John Pitts had to settle for third in Indiana, but he found himself just one point out of the series points lead. After hitting a tree and finishing back in fourth, Bryan Hulsey found his series points lead down to a single point. From left: third-place John Pitts, winner Kyle Martin and runner-up Ryan Lane enjoy the glory of the podium. Sloan Jackson cashes in with the K & N Filters Holeshot $$$$$$ 100 From left: third-place Jordan Ashburn, winner Paul Whibley and runner-up Thad Duvall enjoy the glory of the podium. Jordan Ashburn (15) earned another $200 K&N Filters Holeshot Award after bumping bars with Paul Whibley (1). The Kawasaki racer stayed near the front to claim third at the finish, his best result--and second podium--since his third at round one (coincidentally also in Indiana). Paul Whibley did what he seems to do best--get out front early and control the race--en route to winning his fifth in a row. Combined with a rare off day by Scott Watkins, the two-time and defending series champ now has the points race also under control with only two rounds left. Thad Duvall demonstrated sheer determination in coming from a poor start through the walls of dust all over the course to eventually claim second. Jimmy Jarrett rebounded from his crash at round seven to claim fourth, his best finish since his second place at round four. Round eight was the first time this season that Scott Watkins missed the podium. He was at a loss to explain the reason for his sixth-place finish. Though he's still second in points, he's now 22 points behind Whibley.
		MIZZOU XC -- NEWARK, MISSOURI CO-SANCTIONING WITH OXC RACING ATV SERIES & MXC SERIES ----------------- We want to thank OXC Racing Series for all their support !!! ----------------- WHIBLEY BACK ON A WINNING STREAK! AND PITTS TAKES HIS SECOND WIN! K & N Filters Holeshot Award turning the first turn into a war zone! The motorcycles too close to call, as Zofchek thinks he has the K&N Cash, Watkins throws it into high gear and both cross the line simultaneously. Scott Watkins / Brett Zofcheck -- Pockets the K&N $200 Holeshot award ( $100 / $ 100) Kyle Martin -- Pockets the K&N $100 Holeshot award TOP 10 OVERALL M/C 1 Paul Whibley Yam Pro Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 2 Scott Watkins Kaw Pro JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 3 Thad Duvall Yam Pro Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 4 Jordan Ashburn Kaw Pro Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing 5 Adam Bonneur Kaw Pro K's Motorsports Kawasaki / Moose Racing / Pro Moto Billet / K&N Filters / SIDI 6 Nick Fahringer Husa Pro Husaberg / Pirelli / Motorex / Troy Lee Designs 7 Jake Fiddler Kaw Open A Monster Energy Kawasaki / JS Graphics / Dunlop / Answer Racing / Pro Circuit 8 Zach Klamfoth Yam Open A Moose Racing / Cycra Racing / Smith Goggles / Enduro Engineering 9 Michael Williams Kaw Lite A Barry Heath Racing (BHR) / Team Green Kawasaki 10 Zach Ingram KTM Open A   TOP 3 PRO ATV 1 John Pitts Hon Pro Dirt Works/ Duncan Racing/ Moose Racing/ Kal-Gard /Rekluse/ Amp Energy/ IMS 2 Bryan Hulsey Hon Pro Dirt Works/ Duncan Racing/ K & N / EBC /Moose Racing/ Monster Energ / Rekluse 3 Dan Schaefer Hon Pro Dirt Works/ Larry's Motorsports/ KalGar / Scott /Answer Racing/ EVS / PowerMadd TOP 10 OVERALL ATV 1 John Pitts Hon Pro 2 Bryan Hulsey Hon Pro 3 Richard Stanley Hon 30+ A 4 Brandon Symmes Yam A Class 5 Austyn Paul Hon A Class 6 Mike Blanton Hon A Class 7 Charles Glover Hon 30+ A 8 Joey Gerbes Hon A Class 9 Michael Alber Hon A Class 10 Mike Hurlbut Yam B Class Kyle Martin got the $100 K&N Filters Holeshot Award and battled for the lead, but he eventually DNFed after breaking a heim joint. He's followed here by Bryan Hulsey, John Pitts and Dan Schaefer. John Pitts got his first win since round two, taking sole possession of second in points behind Hulsey. Bryan Hulsey dueled for the lead for a while but had to make an unexpected pit stop. After that, he was too far back to mount another challenge so he settled for runner-up. OXC regular Dan Schaefer slams a ditch en route to third place. From left: third-place Dan Schaefer, winner John Pitts and runner-up Bryan Hulsey. Brett Zofchak got the jump into the first turn on his 250 XC, but when he swung wide out of the turn, Scott Watkins (2, partially obscured behind Zofchak) held it tight inside and they hit the designated holeshot line side by side. Thus, they split the $200 K&N Filters Holeshot Award. It didn't take long for Paul Whibley to move into the lead, but he was never able to relax. Still, he did what he needed to in order to win his fourth in a row and move another five points away from runner-up (in points and on the day) Scott Watkins. Though he finished second behind Whibley for the third round in a row, Scott Watkins was closer than he's been so far and but for one quick spill the gap between them would've been much less than 20 seconds. In all seven rounds, Watkins has been either second or third. Thad Duvall's day started horribly--he was dead-last off the line--but he played it cool and methodically worked his way toward the front, landing on the podium (in third place) for the first time since his win at round three. From left: third-place Thad Duvall, winner Paul Whibley and runner-up Scott Watkins. Coincidentally, they currently hold those respective positions in series points.
		SPRING CREEK GP -- MILLVILLE MINNESOTA WHIBLEY RESTARTS HIS WINNING STREAK! AND MARTIN SPANKS 'EM! TOP 10 OVERALL M/C 1 Paul Whibley Yam Pro Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 2 Scott Watkins Kaw Pro JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 3 Nick Fahringer Husa Pro Husaberg / Pirelli / Motorex / Troy Lee Designs 4 Jordan Ashburn Kaw Pro Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing 5 Jake Fiddler Kaw Open A Monster Energy Kawasaki / JS Graphics / Dunlop / Answer Racing / Pro Circuit 6 Adam Bonneur Kaw Pro K's Motorsports Kawasaki / Moose Racing / Pro Moto Billet / K&N Filters / SIDI 7 Cooper Bailey Kaw Pro John 3:16 Racing / FMF / Pirelli / Scott Goggles / Factory Connection 8 Michael Williams Kaw Open A Barry Heath Racing (BHR)/Team Green 9 Steve Leivan Yam 30 A Yamaha / Race Tech / Pro Moto Billet / DP Brakes / Dunlop / Answer 10 Tim Nienow Yam     TOP 3 PRO ATV 1st -- Kyle Martin -- Honda / Dirt Works 2nd -- Bryan Hulsey -- Honda / Dirt Works / Duncan Racing 3rd -- John Pitts -- Honda / Dirt Works Cooper Bailey -- Pockets the K&N $200 Holeshot award Kyle Martin -- Pockets the K&N $100 Holeshot award Kyle Martin enjoyed one of those perfect days and stayed out front the entire way. Monty interviewing third-place Pro John Pitts while runner-up Bryan Hulsey (left) and winner Kyle Martin (center) listen in. Bryan Hulsey ended up second after battling with John Pitts for much of the race. Though he made a couple runs at Hulsey, John Pitts could never make a pass stick and had to settle for third.   Promoter Bill Gusse interviews third-place Nick Fahringer while winner Paul Whibley (center) and runner-up Scott Watkins (right) wait their turns.   About the only time Whibley found himself behind was through the first turn when he got sideways, allowing Factory Performance KX450F-mounted Cooper Bailey to steal the $200 K&N Filters Holeshot Award. Scott Watkins laps Bryan Johnson en route to second overall, though he lost his series points lead and now trails race winner Paul Whibley by two points, unofficially. Johnson earned second in 30-39 A. Nick Fahringer seems to be getting faster as the season flies by. After battling with Jordan Ashburn in the first hour, he took control of third place in the final hour for third place--his second podium in a row. While Paul Whibley (1) got into the first turn in good shape, he lost ground getting sideways, giving Cooper Bailey (19) the $200 K&N Filters Holeshot Award. But that was the last time "Whibs" put a wheel wrong as he quickly moved into the lead and checked out for his third straight victory. Bailey would end up sixth Pro and seventh overall. Just five weeks after a crash in practice that required removal of his spleen, Michael Williams was cleared on Wednesday by his doctor to race. Not satisfied to merely show up, he returned where he left off, destroying Lite A for his fifth win of the series, putting him eighth overall. Pre-Story SPRING CREEK GP -- MILLVILLE MINNESOTA -- THE FAMOUS OUTDOOR NATIONAL MOTOCROSS FACILITY!!! 5 Down – 5 To Go! With the return of Whibley the previous 2 rounds, he is back in contention of the Series Championship. However it is Scott Watkins amazing consistency that has kept him in the points lead for the past 4 rounds. Watkins has taken to the OMA style of tracks and is making himself known in the offroad world through this series. Thad Duvall’s mechanical issues the last round in Michigan and in Tennessee has hampered his points totals, but the next few rounds terrains could play out to Thad’s advantage. But Whibs and Watkins are very familar with the remaining rounds. Let the racing begin! Jarrett’s having another bad luck year unfortunately. The latest on Jarrett… He is still recovering from a tragic accident, while training on his bicycle he was struck by a truck in a Hit and Run accident. It takes a real cold hearted… ah… fool… to hit someone on the road and split! Absolutely sickening! We are grateful Jarrett was not injured to any serious extent and will recover to full capacity soon. He will be returning to the starting line this weekend, however just enough to keep in the points for the series. Well onto the ATV’s, we have THREE! And we have THREE Great Guys who appreciate racing. What can we say, Kyle, Brian, and John are fun loving racing guys and we enjoy seeing the battle each event. It’s going to be interesting which one of these three good friends will take the Championsihp! Good luck this weekend guys and have lots of fun!
		MXC Rd 8 -- Top 3 MC Pro 1 - Adam Bonneur - Kawasaki 2 - Steven Willis- Yamaha 3 - Tyson Emery - Kawasaki MXC Rd 8 ATV Jason Ochkie is half way to the MXC Championship!
		MXC Rd 7 -- Top 3 MC Pro 1 - Steven Willis- Yamaha 2 - Kirk Foster 3 - Brian Johnson - Kawasaki / Moose Racing MXC Rd 7 ATV Jason Ochkie is Dethroned! and Takes a Third behind Cory Claussin!
		WHIBLEY'S BACK! AND HULSEY HANGS HIS BUDDYS! THANK YOU TWIN BAY TRAILRIDER OFFICERS, RICK, STEVE, MARK, AND ALL, ALSO THANKS TO ALL THE D-14 RACERS WHO SUPPORTED THE EVENT!!! TOP 3 PRO M/C 1st -- Paul Whibley -- Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 2nd -- Scott Watkins -- JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 3rd -- Nick Fahringer -- Husaberg / Pirelli / Motorex / Troy Lee Designs TOP 3 PRO ATV 1st -- Bryan Hulsey -- Honda / Dirt Works / Duncan Racing 2nd -- John Pitts -- Honda / Dirt Works 3rd -- Kyle Martin -- Honda / Dirt Works Nick Fahringer-- Pockets the K&N $200 Holeshot award John Pitts-- Pockets the K&N $100 Holeshot award Bryan Hulsey got the lead when it mattered most: at the finish. (L-R) John Pitts, Bryan Hulsey, Kyle Martin John Pitts and Bryan Hulsey had a great battle for the lead; though Pitts is leading here, he would finish just behind Hulsey at the finish. Kyle Martin does a little bicycling action while trying to avoid a tree en route to third. Pro podium (from left): runner-up Scott Watkins, winner Paul Whibley and third-place Nick Fahringer. After not riding or training for three weeks to let his broken toe heal more, Nick Fahringer was raring to go and ended up with the first holeshot of his life--earning the $200 K&N Filters Holeshot Award--and led the first lap before realizing that he was in no shape to maintain that pace. He settled for third. Scott Watkins ran his record of podium finishes this season to five in a row with his runner-up finish, though his series points lead is now just three with Whibley the new owner of second place, 117-114, unofficially. Paul Whibley took his second series win of the year and in a row, moving up in points to second as the series hit the halfway point. Financial constraints have kept Aaron Wegner close to his Michigan base and off the OMA circuit, but he's as fast as ever. Coming from the Open A line, the privateer ended up winning the class and turning in the fourth fastest time overall. Photo is of WMA star Sarah Whitmore. She won the Women's class then rode Lite A to keep her brother company. He ended up possibly breaking his ankle. He's a BIG boy; probably goes 250, 260. His bike was broken so he borrowed their dad's CR125. After he went out, she dropped out too. Was pretty tired and no incentive.
		Get Well Wishes to Colt Converse, Our thoughts are with you! UPDATE 6/25.... Colt is doing better each day! And we look forward to see him racing again someday soon! Colt, up and coming talented racer, suffered a compound fracture in his lower leg, breaking both bones.  He was airlifted to Trinity East, then transported to Trinity West in Davenport for surgery.  Word has it by friends at the scene that "Colt is a really tough kid; a tough dirt bike rider. .  He winced while biting a towel in his mouth, but never cried, or screamed, or nothin'" said Jimmy Greenley. If you would like to send out a card to Colt with your well wishes... Colt Converse, 138 US Hwy 150,  Alpha, IL 61413
		IT’S WHIBLEY'S AND HULSEY'S FIRST 2010 OMA WIN!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS BOYS Jordan Ashburn --Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing-- Pockets the K&N $200 Holeshot award 1 Paul Whibley YAM 2:06:53 PRO Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro 2 Jimmy Jarrett KAW 2:08:10 PRO JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 3 Scott Watkins KAW 2:09:36 PRO JG Offroad Geico Monster Energy Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / SIDI 4 Nick Fahringer HUSB 2:15:37 PRO Husaberg / Pirelli / Motorex / Troy Lee Designs 5 Zach Klamfoth YAM 2:16:45 OPEN A Sports Cycles Racing (SCR)/FMF/Moose Racing/Kalgard 6 Michael Williams KAW 2:17:26 LITE A Barry Heath Racing (BHR)/Team Green 7 Thad Duvall YAM 2:18:02 PRO Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda /FMF / Rekluse / Motion Pro 8 Adam Bonneur KAW 2:20:21 PRO K's Motorsports Kawasaki / Moose Racing / Pro Moto Billet / SIDI 9 Jake Fiddler KAW 2:24:04 OPEN A Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing 10 Shane Klimek SUZ 2:24:11 PRO Suzuki / Cycra / Wiseco Kyle Martin Grabs the K&N Holeshot for the 2nd time this year John Pitts / Bryan Hulsey / Kyle Martin Jordan Ashburn Grabs the K&N Holeshot for the 3rd time this year Whibley Whibley JJ JJ Scotty Scotty   IT'S THE MISSOURI ATV BOYS RIPPING UP KENTUCKY!!! 1st-Bryan Hulsey--Honda / Dirt Works / Duncan Racing 2nd-Kyle Martin-- Honda / Dirt Works 3rd-John Pitts-- Honda / Dirt Works Kyle Martin Pockets the K&N $100 Holeshot award
		IT’S ROUND 4 OF THE OMA’S AND THE FMF RACING WHISKEY RUN IN CLAY CITY, KENTUCKY!!!! FMF RACING SUPPORT TRUCKS TO BE PRESENT AT THIS ROUND FOR RIDER SUPPORT!!!!!! MAKE SURE YOU GOT YOUR MAXXIS TIRES & CONTINGENCY INFORMATION UPDATED!! CASH !! PEOPLE... CASH !!! If you don’t know, you can say you know now. Thad Duvall is quite the entertainer on and off the track. With his newly launched Facebook video remakes of hip hop, 80’s rock, and more, He has been drawing a crowd for entertainment. But it his newly found OMA technical track talent we will focus on here. Last year we met Thad for the first time in Ohio, quiet, kind, reserved kid took to the OMA event and landed up on the podium. He came onto the OMA scene this year, still quiet, kind, reserved, but everyone could see once he mounts his AmPro FMF Yamaha an aggressive, confident, unreserved racer appeared, which gave him an OMA win opening round. Two weekends ago at round 3 he returned to Ohio to completely dominate the event. Thad would make it look easy in the dust, heat, and talented lineup. However it’s JG Offroad Geico Kawasaki’s Scotty Watkins who is leading in the points with his consistent podium finishes who is leading the OMA points. Scotty has proven his consistent finishes, his speed has stepped up from last year, but the top podium position still eludes him. After former teammate, Paul Whibley dominated the OMA top podium position the previous year from anyone standing in. The former Champions… Jarrett… JJ just missed the podium last round with a fourth place in Ohio after a well deserved win in some narly mud –n- rut terrain. Jimmy has always been known as a great mud racer. Whether he enjoys it or not is unknown, but he had to enjoy the mud race in Tennessee, no matter What the track conditions were. This isn’t flattrack… there is no canceling races, and JJ is most likely appreciative of that. In Ohio, JJ would run into, “Literally”, amateur rider, Gary Steed, on the top of a hill and run into some minor mechanical issues that interfere with his race. Little things like this happens in racing and can prevent someone from running at 100% ability. Whibley has yet to take the top podium position this year after owning it last year. Coming close with a second place finish in Ohio, Whibley is yet struggling with his points, but it’s still early into the Series. Whibley looked strong last round, and we anticipate an even stronger Whibs this weekend. Whibley will have tee shirts available at the event, so swing by and grab a tee from Katherine! Pro Rookie, Jordan Ashburn, once again took the K&N Filters $200 Holeshot award at round 1 and 3 on his Team Green Monster Energy Kawasaki. Another racer running consistent top 5 races, in which his consistency has notched him into the fourth place points position. Not bad for the Pro Rookie, maybe Rookie is not the word to tag him with? All the Pro’s points are very tight, the entire way down, from the top 5 on down. Adam Bonneur, Kenneth Gilbert, Jeremy Smith, and Shane Klimek are all running close in points. Nick Fahringer and Cooper Bailey having used their throw aways the opening round, leaves them low points at this time, but that all changes the last round with the mandatory 1 throw away. Now the ATV’s are also running a tight race, if you throw out the 1 mandatory throw away for KTM’s Josh Beavers. Although it looks as if he has a great points lead, he must throw away 1 round, in which keeps the points close for him to the other top 4, 2009 Champion, Kyle Martin, and former OMA Champ, Bryan Hulsey and John Pitts. Josh’s first year running the OMA Series and he’s taken KTM to leading the OMA points. But it’s Pitts, who has been the only one to have earned a win out of the top 5, at round 2’s muddy run. Last round it was Kyle Martin who would take the $100 K&N Holeshot award, each round has had a different winner for the K&N holeshot money! Many atv racer’s may prefer a nonstop, wide open, fast atv course, but these atv racers are more about maneuvering their machines amongst a track that takes upper body and brain power and not just thumb power, gotta love and appreciate an atv racer who has talent to maneuver an atv machine through timber sections, off cambers, and technical sections, and more, than just down a wide open logging road. Bottom line, it’s anyone’s year yet. This weekend could be the round that could launch a racer up or down in the points. Which makes for good racing! A friendly reminder to all who plan on attending any OMA's in the future, we are running a "Zero Tolerance" to course cutting. So if you enjoy cutting courses, it would best you stay home to prevent any embarrassing situations for yourself, like your name posted on the front page with DQC (Disqualified for Cutting). All lap times are checked when you go through the MotoTally scoring system. You create a "funky" lap time... we will Not ask questions or what happened out there. DQC! Stay on course! Also be sure to register in your "appropriate" class bracket! Zero Tolerance with this issue also. Consider yourself informed! Once again we would like to announce MotoTally is the official scoring system for the OMA's, supported by MotoTally creator, Brian Jahelka, who will be on site. The transponder system worked flawless at the last round and we are confident it will once again be a flawless scoring weekend. Transponders are the credit card form and $10 at registration. Please bring your helmets to registration so the transponder can be tested with the helmet to be sure there is no reading interference.
		Race Tech is excited to announce sponsorship of the 2010 OMA Winter and National Series.  Since the addition of ATV and UTV products, Race Tech has become aware of the successful branding power the OMA has with their members and race support efforts.  Race Tech will offer OMA members a special discount and will provide on-site suspension services at many rounds.  “We have been researching for an event marketing and racing series that would showcase all of our custom suspension product lines.  The OMA brings an abundance of regional marketing and a specific audience.”  Race Tech has many similar products available for off-road motorcycles and ATV/quads or the UTV vehicles.  The Race Tech G3-S Custom Shocks for ATVs and UTVs has received numerous positive media reviews and racer approval.
		MXC Rd 5 -- Top ATV Pro 1 - Jason Ochkie - Suzuki / Moose Racing / Maxxis 2 - Bradd Rupp - Suzuki 3 - Dustin Kyarsgaurd - Honda 4 - Wyatt Kyarsgaurd - Honda This makes it 5 for 5 for Jason Ochkie! Congratulations Jason!!!! 1 - Keith Zaagman - Suzuki / Moose Racing / Maxxis / FMF / G2 2 - Spencer Burke - Kawasaki 3 - Bryan Johnson - Kawasaki 4 - Mark Davis - Yamaha 5 - Trevor Cook - Yamaha
Click Images to view larger		Parts Unlimited OMA Nationals... Round 3 MAXXIS Coal Miner XC T. to the H. A. D. --- THAD THUMPS 'EM !!!! Congratulations to Thad Duvall -- Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda -- on his 2nd OMA Nationals Win! Thad took the lead early on and eased onto the checkers. Putting him 2 points down from the lead in the points. Former 2 time OMA Champion, and Duvall teammate Paul Whibley -- Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda -- locks the 2nd place podium spot, followed by consistant podium placer and Series points leader, Scott Watkins --JG Offroad Geico / Moose Racing / Pirelli / FMF. Jordan Ashburn takes the $200 K & N Filters Holeshot Award for the 2nd time this year. Scott Watkins (2) got into the first corner a little hot, letting Jordan Ashburn (15) slip underneath to steal the $200 K&N Filters Holeshot Award, but it was Watkins who finished better, placing third with Ashburn fifth and Cooper Bailey (19) ninth. This was about as far behind as Thad Duvall (989) ran all day en route to his convincing victory.   From left: runner-up Paul Whibley, winner Thad Duvall, third-place Scott Watkins and announcer John Wolven.   Round two winner Jimmy Jarrett-- JG Offroad Geico / Moose Racing / Pirelli / FMF-- battled for second for a while, but he ran into several issues, with a last-lap crash into a falling bike helping to drop him to fourth. More Wednesday...
		Parts Unlimited OMA Nationals... Jimmy Jarrett and John Pitts Hangs 'Em at the Rekluse HangMan XC Holeshot Award John Pitts Takes the ATV $100 K & N Filters Holeshot Award Scott Watkins Takes the M/C $200 K & N Filters Holeshot Award   Jimmy Jarrett John Pitts M/C Top 10 Overall 1st- Jimmy Jarrett - JG Geico Offroad Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / Sidi 2nd- Scott Watkins- JG Geico Offroad Kawasaki / Moose Racing / FMF / Sidi 3rd- Russell Bobbit-KTM / FMF / Muscle Milk / Thor / Cycra 4th- Jordan Ashburn- Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing 5th- Nick Fahringer- Husaberg / Akrapovic / Smith / TLD / Pirelli / Motion Pro 6th- Adam Bonneur- K's Motorsports Kawasaki / Moose Racing / Pro Moto Billet / Sidi 7th- Paul Whibley- Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda 8th- Kenneth Gilbert- R2W Racing / Moose Racing / Rekluse 9th- Michael Williams- Lite A / Kawasaki 10th- Zach Klamfoth- Open A / Yamaha ATV Top 10 Overall 1st- John Pitts- Honda / Dirt Works / Duncan Racing 2nd- Aarol Bright- KTM 3rd- Craig Reed- Honda 4th- Bryan Hulsey - Honda / Dirt Works / Duncan Racing 5th- Glen Vair- B Class / Honda 6th- Todd Demaree- Suzuki 7th- Brandon Symmes- A Class / Yamaha 8th- Lyndon Lane- A Class / Honda 9th- Jonathan Sisco- B Class / Honda 10th- Theron Flatt- Plus 30 / Honda
		MXC Rd 4 -- Top ATV Overall 1 - Jason Ochkie - Suzuki 2 - Brian Chastain - Honda 3 - Brad Holder 4 - Kim Muzzarelli - Yamaha 5 - Jason Williams - Suzuki MXC Rd 4 -- Top 5 MC Overall 1 - Steven Willis - Yamaha 2 - Shane Klimek - Kawasaki 3 - Mark Davis - Yamaha 4 - Keith Zaagman - Suzuki 5 - Bryan Johnson - Kawasaki
		Parts Unlimited OMA Nationals... Round 2 Rekluse HangMan XC Rekluse to be present for Trackside support !!! Parts Unlimited OMA Nationals Ready to Hang... It was Smack Down USA at the opening round of the Parts Unlimited OMA Nationals. After complete domination in the series the previous year, after proving to the World you can run two off-road series and win both Championships, and one Series take 10 for 10, a feat never accomplished in this country, until Paul Whibley (Am Pro FMF Yamaha /MSR / Kenda /FMF / SIDI / Rekluse / Motion Pro) would find him a challenge… Finally. Challenge is good. Fellow Teammate, Thad Duvall took the lead at the opening round just over the half point and never looked back. Taking Am-Pro Yamaha to the podium and defeating Whibley’s podium reign.     As with the bikes, the ATV event was dominated the previous year by fellow Missourians Kyle Martin, 2009 OMA Champion and Bryan Hulsey, 2008 OMA Champion. Then it was “Hello Taylor Kiser!” Yet another podium win for Yamaha. Kiser along with Duvall would pull a Yamaha Smack Down USA at the OMA opener round.   We at OMA must confess, the twist of fate for the dominating runners was a welcome surprise. No one ever wants to see a “Good Guy” get defeated, but when it’s by another “Good Guy” how can you go wrong?     The next round will be held at Hanging Limb, TN May 1-2… Rekluse “HangMan XC”Landowner Daryl Hoover has recently purchased surrounding ground for more parking and track length. Rekluse representative, Patrick Koether, will be present for track support and will also be holding their newly launched “Idaho Bake Potato” dinner Saturday evening at the track. Also the return of John Wolven a.k.a. Johnny O’Hannah will be announcing the weekend event. With his new found love for jabbering into the mic, Johnny O has found his passion… offroad racing. Though he has yet to conquer the technique for riding in the woods without smashing pipes and dealing with Bill “Lead Dog” Gusse… we feel he fits right in here, with the rift raft.  It's all about having fun! OMA is bringing the transponder system MotoTally back! Brian Jahelka, MotoTally creator, will be present at the event. MOTOTALLY TRANSPONDERS $10 PER RIDER Do NOT forget to get your Maxxis tires and fill out the W-9 Form for the Maxxis CASH CONTINGENCY!!! See below for all the information!
		Parts Unlimited OMA Nationals... Opening Round Johnny Signs Hill Jack XC Yamaha and FMF Racing Take The Wins!!!! It's Taylor Kiser and Mad Thad Duvall ! Congratulations to our opening round winners and all competitors for the great weekend of racing! Results Posted! Wrap up Report, and more coming soon! K & N Filters Holeshot Award! Taylor Kiser Takes the opening round $100 holeshot sponsored by K & N Filters Jordan Ashburn Takes the opening round $200 holeshot sponsored by K & N Filters Taylor Kiser Thad Duvall
		Top MC Overall 1 - Thad Duvall - Am Pro FMF Yamaha / MSR / Kenda 2 - Scott Watkins - JG Offroad Geico / Moose Racing / Pirelli / FMF 3 - Jordan Ashburn - Monster Energy Kawasaki / Parts Unlimited / Moose Racing 4 - Adam Bonneur - K's Motorsports Kawasaki / Moose Racing / Pro Moto Billet / Sidi 5 - Kenneth Gilbert - R2W Racing / Moose Racing / Rekluse
		Top ATV Overall 1 - Taylor Kiser - Yamaha / FMF / Maxxis 2 - Joshua Beavers - KTM / DC Cycle Racing 3 - Bryan Hulsey - Honda / Dirt Works / Duncan Racing 4 - Todd Demaree - Suzuki
		K & N Filters Is "IN" With The OMA Nationals We are proud to announce our latest Series' supporter, K & N Filters! K & N is the inventor and leading innovator of reusable cotton gauze filter technology from humble beginnings as a family run business over 40 years ago! A company committed to quality products and now they are supporting you, the off-road enthusiast at the OMA Nationals. K & N Filters will be sponsoring the Pro M/C & Pro ATV Holeshot award at each event... $200 Holeshot award for Pro M/C's and $100 for Pro ATV Holeshot award. Along with plenty of swag certificates for the amateur racers.
		MXC Round 3 Three rounds, Three different winners! Top 3 Pro M/C 1) Shane Klimek - Suzuki / Cycra / Wiseco 2) Ryan Lenth - KTM 3) Steven Willis - Yamaha / Thor / Scott Goggles Colt Converse would take the win in the morning race. 1) Colt Converse 2) Andrue Remley 3) Aaron Henry Jason Ochkie once again dominated the MXC Series. Congratulations to Jason on his third consecutive MXC win! Top 3 Pro ATV 1) Jason Ochkie - Suzuki / Moose Racing / Pro Taper 2) Brandon Hidderd 3) Jake Berner Thank you all racers and families for their support on Easter Sunday! Points to be updated Tuesday.
		Jordan Ashburn & Donnie Ockerman Take OMA Winter Nationals Win!
		Wasting Time Films Launches "Piecing It Together" WTF's third dvd covering OMA's, GNCC's, and other series is a great dvd to add to your collection! Don't miss out on this dvd! You can purchase the dvd directly on Wasting Time Films website! DVD Intro: Whether you're literally Piecing It Together on your motor, or bike, or if you're figuratively Piecing It Together on the track, at some point in time we've all been there, Some of these guys are just Piecing It Together a little better, Piecing It Together features some of the fastest off-road riders in their natural environment, from Paul Whibley, Jimmy Jarrett, Marty Michels, and Chris Bach, as well as all those chasing them down to hit the podium. Piecing It Together follows these riders throughout the Midwest in Series like the OMAs, IXCR, KORHS, and GNCCs. Shot in HD to help show the best in the biz Piecing It Together. ~Wasting Time Films
		Parts Unlimited MXC Round 2 Steven Willis (M/C) and Jason Ochkie (ATV) Took The Checkers! Another great weekend for the Parts Unlimited MXC Series, with great weather and great numbers! This weekend co-sanctioned with I.E.R.A. (Iowa Enduro Riders Asso.), we Thank I.E.R.A. for their support! Once Again Jason Ochkie, Pro ATV, would dominate and take the checkers at the MXC Series. This gives Jason Ochkie a ten point lead in just two rounds. After swapping the lead with fellow Pros, Tyson Emery, and Shane Klimek, Steven Willis would nab the holeshot and the win. Tyson Emery would succumb to clutch breakdown and drop back, I.E.R. A. racer, Mark Davis, would secure the third place position. Top 3 Pro ATV 1) Jason Ochkie - Suzuki / Moose Racing / Pro Taper 2) Cody Clauson - Can Am 3) Jason Williams - Suzuki Top 3 Pro M/C 1) Steven Willis - Yamaha / Thor / Scott Goggles 2) Shane Klimek - Suzuki 3) Mark Davis
		Parts Unlimited MXC Round 1 It's Adam Bonneur (M/C) and Jason Ochkie (ATV)! Moose Racing Dominates! The Parts Unlimited MXC Series kicked off last weekend with great weather and great numbers! Tyson Emery would give Adam Bonneur some challenging laps with leading a few in the beginning, but it would ultimately be Bonneur to take the Overall! For years Adam has been a loyal Yamaha rider, but he would make his Kawasaki debut at the opening round. Suzuki mounted Jason Ochkie made his day look easy with another successful MXC win! Congratulations to all our class winners and the great crowd for all the support! We apologize for the delay in updating the site, we hope you enjoy the new site design, we kept in mind to keep user friendly and update friendly. As you will find some pages are still in progress and anticipate the finalization of the site within the next few days and will inform you in the "Update" box above. Pro's... for future reference, if you would like your sponsors to be recognized on our site, you may contact us by email or phone and leave us your sponsors list, Top 3 to 5 Max!. Thanks! MXC Rd 1 -- Top 3 Pro ATV 1) Jason Ochkie - Suzuki / Moose Racing / Pro Taper 2) Cody Clauson 3) Jason Williams MXC Rd 1 -- Top 3 Pro M/C 1) Adam Bonneur - Kawasaki / Moose Racing / Sidi 2) Tyson Emery - Yamaha 3) Steven Willis - Yamaha
		Visit Maxxis Online Rules & Regulations / Contingency Program Maxxis Presents a Contingency Program in return for your loyalty! Thank You Maxxis!!!! Maxxis, maker of the best tires on the market for off-road racing, is offering lucrative cash contingencies totaling more than one million dollars to all ATV a nd motorcycle racers in eight major U.S. race series. You read it correctly - CASH! Not just discounts, coupons or free products, but cold, hard cash. And these cash awards are up for grabs in nearly all classes. How could the deal be any sweeter? Well, payouts are available for first through fifth place in most classes! “Historically, Maxxis has offered cash for certain classes and free tires for the rest. This year, we’ve gone to an all-cash contingency since racers are having a harder time than ever coming up with the money for things like gas, hotels and all other race expenses. And of course, the extra cash will help when they need to replace their well-used Maxxis tires,” said Maxxis’ senior sales representative Harry Tripp. Payouts range from $25 minimum all the way up to $1,500 for the pro class in certain series. Riders can earn cash in the following series: AMA Arenacross; AMA ATV Motocross Championship; AMA Pro Motocross Championship; GNCC, Loretta Lynn Amateur National Motocross Championships; Maxxis New England ATV MX; OMA Nationals; and WORCS. Riders must run Maxxis tires on all four wheels for ATV and on the front and rear for motorcycle, and must display the specified number of Maxxis decals on their vehicles. Full instructions are on the contingency application forms. To view or download forms, please visit http://www.maxxis.com/MotorcycleATV/Contingency-Programs.aspx. About Maxxis International Maxxis International is a producer of high quality automotive, light truck, motorcycle, ATV, bicycle, lawn & garden and industrial tires. Maxxis has delivered quality tires to original equipment and aftermarket customers for over 40 years. For more information on Maxxis and Maxxis products, please visit maxxis.com. To qualify for this great contingency opportunity, You can purchase MAXXIS tires through the Bike Barn, UOR Racing's outlet 815.778.3641 or 815.778.4518 (Tonya). Tech spec will be 30 minutes prior to each event, in starting vicinity. See You There!!!! For your convenience, Maxxis has made the following contingency forms available online. In order to receive contingency payouts, riders must submit a W-9 form with their certificate or already have one on file with Maxxis.
		KTM Expands Amateur Contingency Program for 2010 Murrieta, CA - KTM North America, Inc. is excited to announce its 2010 Amateur Contingency Program posting over $475,000 in awards money. KTM offers contingency in multiple off-road and motocross series throughout the United States. The 2010 program has been expanded to include more motocross series and increased payouts to the existing off-road series that are on the schedule. "KTM understands that economic times are tough and riders can use every bit of help to keep their bikes properly maintained for race day," remarked FMF/KTM Team Manager Antti Kallonen. "That is why KTM has decided to increase the contingency payouts in the off-road series while also expanding the amount of motocross events on the schedule. We are excited about this news and hope that the KTM riders will be equally pleased." KTM Cash is awarded to top place finishers at the qualifying events. Awards range from $75 to $2,000 and can be redeemed at a local participating KTM dealership. KTM Cash rewards are distributed online through XTRM. Riders must possess a valid XTRM Plus account in order to be eligible for KTM Cash. To sign up to be an XTRM Plus member and start redeeming KTM Cash rewards log on to www.xtrm.com today! For a complete schedule and more information on the KTM Amateur Contingency Program and eligibility requirements please visit www.xtrm.com/ktm.
		Kawasaki is Back with a Contingency Program for 2010 How the 2010 Contingency Program Works... BUY a Kawasaki. Purchase a new or used 2009 or newer U.S. KX™ model Kawasaki from a U.S. dealer or a private party. Green must remain the dominant color and Kawasaki logos must be visible on the machine. All Monster Energy® KX™ models are eligible for contingency. Canadian models are not eligible for contingency. REGISTER for the program ONLINE beginning January 1, 2010 and prior to your first race. You will receive an automated email response once your registration has been approved. If you are currently registered in the program, you must update your account every program year prior to your first race or anytime there may be changes to your account... ~More Info
		Yamaha Returns with Contingency Program for 2010 Pro Class       Open A Lite A   1st - $250 2nd - $200 3rd - $150   1st - $100 2nd - $75 3rd - $50               30-39 A 40-49 A 50 Plus Open B Lite B 30-39 B 40-49 B Women Schoolboy 100 14-15 100 12-13       1st - $75 2nd - $50 3rd - $25                       Open C Lite C 30-39 C 40-49 C       1st - $50 2nd - $30 3rd - $20
		Can-Am ATV Contingency Program for 2010 OMA Nationals is proud to announce Can-Am is supporting our ATV Racers with a great contigency program for all 10 OMA Events! Class 1st 2nd 3rd Class Champion Total Paid             Pro $ 750 $ 350 $150 $ 1,500 $ 14,000 A Class $ 500 $ 250 $ 100 $ 1,000 $ 9,500 30+, B Class, Women, Utility $ 250 $ 100 $ 50 $ 1,000 $ 20,000