Dodge Race Day 2	PDF | Print | E-mail
	Author: John Parkinson

It was another great day of racing today, it was an early morning for the PanicRev crew as Jeff was the first moto of the day so we were at the track around 6:30 am. It was a good morning followed with a lot of activity throughout the day. Once again the PanicRev booth was a hoppin spot for the riders to come and hangout to get away from the track for a while. Here is what went down on the track today:

Well it looks like he had more then a lap and a half in the tank today (see the practice update on Jeff Jetton). Jeff  got off the line bad, but did not let that stop him. He put on a charge and soon found himself leading the 40+ Intermediate class. Mr. Jetton was able to keep it all together and take the win for PanicRev today.

Jesse Masterpool took the win today in the 85 12-13 class holding off both Connor Pearson and Chris Alldredge. Masterpool looks strong and is right there for some titles this week.

Jessy Nelson has put it to the rest of the field in each of his motos thus far except the one he went down in yesterday. He is on a mission and is showing everyone his speed!


Derek Drake put in a strong moto yesterday and followed up today finishing second behind Michael Mosiman.

Luke Purther put in another solid ride today taking the win in the 65 10-11 class.

Ryan Surratt did not get off to the start that he wanted but when the checkers came out he found himself in the second spot.

Tyler Bereman put in some more impressive motos today; he looks like he is ready to take some championships home. Tyler is just pumped to be putting his leg over the bike stating “it was so awesome riding that thing [his 125] I went down and got 3rd but it was still so much fun!"

If Alldredge stays on two wheels it looks like he would take every moto. He is really on the gas this week but he seams to find the ground each time out. Even so he has put in some good rides, today after going down and falling back to 4th he picked himself back up and put a charge on. He was moving and made his pass on Pearson in the second to last turn to finish 2nd to Masterpool.

Arizona’s Austin Burns has really stepped up his game and is showing that he has the speed to win. Burns has always been a top 5-10 rider but he is now right in the mix for the lead.

Michael Mosiman was on a mission today as he dominated the65 6-9 class; he jumped out front early and never looked back.  He left all the battling for Drake and Cody Eaton.

Tomorrow is a big day with the pros coming out to join the rest of the boys on the track. Be sure to come back tomorrow to get the low down on what happened with the pros and the rest of the boys.