Ricky Carmichael came to the
AMA Amateur Nationals at Loretta
Lynn's with a win in mind and had to
battle more than a hungry field of competitors. The track had been turned into
a mudbath by a team of thunderstorms
a few days earlier. But Carmichael was
unshaken. From the start, he blazed a
rut in the mud and never looked back.
Carmichael proved once again
unbeatable as he swept the 85cc
stock and 85cc modified class by
winning every moto. By the end of the
weekend, he had snagged not only
the national title, but also a sweet
place on more than one page of
the AMA record book.
After dominating the minibike
class for almost a'
decade, we can only
125cc "secret weapon"
imagine What he will
do in the 125cc and
Cory Bauder held off a tenacious field of competitors
250cc dasses next
to win both the 125cc Modified Intermediate and
year. The 85cc
125cc Open categories.
riders are glad to
Spectators were treated to a head-to-head battle
see him go, and
in both events to see Bauder finesse his way to victory
we'll bet that
over his opponent each time.
come January
Bauder, a long time big-race winner, doesn't make a
the guys in the
lot of fuss over local races but has been known to come
125's are going
out of hiding for national races, often to score a Team
to be a little
Green win as he did at Ponca City.
nervous.
Way to go Cory!
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SCOTT US~
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