Dodge Race Day 4	PDF | Print | E-mail
	Author: John Parkinson

It was another great day of racing; it was action packed with a lot of great battles. Champions were crowned today and there were a few surprises, it was great to see some riders breakout and grab some titles. Here is the way today’s racing action went down:

250 Pro Start

Jesse Casillas has been on the gas this week, he once again put in some solid laps and finished 2nd in the 450 pro class.

Timmy Weigand came out swinging this morning taking the lead early in the 250 pro class. He had his hands full with Austin Howell who put in a hard charge late in the moto. Howell made a bobble and ended up going down witch gave Timmy an easy win the rest of the way.

Jeagher Lafountaine came into this week ready to go and has really been showing his speed all week. He came into this week titleless but is going back home with 3. Jeaghar looked really impresive all week. Keep your eye on him as he moves to the A class!

Chris Spiers has been on the gas this week and was able to grab 2nd in the 450 stock class.

Tyler Bereman has one of the biggest hearts out on the track, the kid got tangled up on the start straight and got banged up pretty bad. This did not stop him though, he got off the ground, dusted himself off and finished the race. Two motos later Tyler was back on the gate going for another title. He got off to a bad start, but put a charge on and worked his way forward to the rear wheel of Lafountaine who he had to beat. He was putting the presure on Lafountaine but ended up crashing; he was able to get back up and still finish 3rd. He rode well all week and was able to grab one title in the 450 Mod class.

Brandon Scharer has really stepped up his game and has been on the gas this week. He captured his first title ever in the 85 14-15 stock class.

Austin Howell was looking solid today chasing down Weigand in the 250 class then taking the win in the 450 pro class. Howell is really showing his speed here at Dodge. If all goes well tomorrow he has a good shot at winning two more motos.

Jason Potter has been showing flashes of speed all week. Today he had a break through ride and was able to finish 2nd behind Timmy Weigand in the 250 pro class.

Chris Alldredge and Jesse Masterpool had a awesome battle in the 85 open class. Alldredge rode well but just could not hold off the hard charging Masterpool.

We have been saying that if Alldredge could keep it on two wheels he would take every win, well Jesse Masterpool proved us wrong today! Masterpool was flying and made a nice pass on Chris to take the title in the 85 open class.

Jessy Nelson has been on fire all week long, he has pretty much pulled every holeshot and has also won pretty much every moto. So far he has only gotten one title but he should grab a few more tomorrow.

David Meade has had a tough week but things seemed to click today in the 250 Mod main as he got off to a great start and held onto 2nd. He even held off the class champion Jeagher Lafountaine.

Mitch Alcorn has been consistently in the top 5 all week long but had not had a breakout ride like he did today.Alcorn  grabbed a massive holeshot in the collegeboy class and held on the whole moto to take the win. It was a great ride for Alcorn and he was super pumped to grab the moto win!

Tristan Miller has not won every moto but sweeping every moto is not the only way to win a championship. Miller has been flying all week, he finished 2nd behind Ryan Surratt in the 3rd moto of the 85 7-11 Mod but was still able to take the title; he also won the stock class.

Another first time title winner was Andrew Silverstein, he was able to take the win in the 150 intermediate class. Silverstein was super pumped to grab his first championship. We are proud of Andrew!

Luke Purther has shown his speed all year long and has kept things rolling this week as he took both the 65 10-11 stock and mod titles.

Michael Mosiman is really on the gas, he took both the 656-9 stock and mod championships.

Brandon Brady put in a solid ride today leading a number of laps in the 250 pro class. He made a few mistakes but rode well the whole moto and was able to finish 4th.

It is the last day of the event, come back and see who is crowned champions and who wins the 3rd moto's of the pro races.