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crew spent most of the day watering the track, due to droughtlike conditions in the area. As luck would have it. just as the watering was done, the track got hit by a huge thunderstorm that dropped several inches of rain on the freshly watered course. With the storm's passing, the sun came back out, and the crew went back out to try to scrape whatever mud they could from the track. It was a little muddy for practice, but it started to dry out by race time. Shawn Brink once again swept both motos in the 50cc Production class. David Lowery took second in mota one, and Trevor Rockwell placed third. In moto two, Lowery ended up fourth and Rockwell was second. Tim Batanian took third place in the second moto. The overall win went to Brink, with Rockwell second and Lowery third. A few competitors showed up to race the 50cc Open class, but only one was brave enough to go out in the mud. Tony Desarro was that man, and he won the class. Trevor Vines came into this round looking to pad his points lead a little in the Mid-Size Production class. With a fresh top end in his bike, Vines was ready to do battle. He took the early lead in the first mota and never looked back, crossing the finish line first, ahead of Matt Miller and Brian Lepley. Moto two looked familiar, with Vines once again out front and getting the race win. This time Shane McMillan took second and Miller was third. Vines, of course, got the overall, with Miller second and jim Britton third with 5-4 moto finishes. Two racers signed up to race the Mid-Size Open contest. Marc Bianucci and josh Powell swapped moto wins, with Bianucci coming out on top in moto two, thus giving him the overall win. The Clutch class had its usual cast of characters. P.j. Dylewski was there, so he won - both motos, to be exact. However, there was some racing behind him. In the first go, Dan Nowakowski was in line behind Dylewski, running in second. Brain George got a bad start and had to work his way through the pack, which gave Nowakowski some breathing room. George ran out of time and couldn't catch the secondplaced Nowakowski and settled for third. In moto two, Dylewski once again got the holeshot. This time George was right behind him, and the duo separated themselves from the pack. George stayed close but could never get Dylewski in a position to make a pass. Nowakowski finished third. Come trophy time, Dylewski got the gold, George took the silver, and Nowakowski brought home the bronze. The series next moves to Pierpont, Ohio, on September 10. This will be the final round of this exCiting series. RESULTS SO PROD: I. Shawn Brink (Han); 2. Trevor Rockwell (Han); 3. David lowery (Hon); 4. Tim Batanian (Han); 5. lance Johnson (Hon). 50 OPEN: I. Tony Desarro (Han). MD-SZ PROD: I. Trevor Vines (Yam); 2. Matt Miller (Kaw); 3. Jim Britton (SUI): 4. uk lowery (Suz); S. Rob Harley (Kaw). MD-SZ OPEN: I. Marc Bianucci (Kaw); 2. Josh Powell (Suz). CLUTCH: I. P.J. Dyie:wski (Hon); 2. Brian George (Hon); 3. Dan Nowakowski (Hon); 4. Tim Chase (Han); S. Casey Seely (Hon). Mota-Madness Series Bremen Race Park Lewis Moves On Up By BILLY ATKINSON BREMEN, GA, AUG, 13 ast week was the Amateur Nationals at Lorena Lynn's, and this week some of those top riders made it to Bremen. Grab a seat; the gates are full with more than 200 riders! In the 50cc Open class, KTM-mounted Brady Moreland took the overall victory with a pair of moto wins. Jyire Mitchell from Bermuda used his Cobra to capture the second podium spot. KTM rider, jarrett Priest took third overall with a good ride. After winning top honors at Loretta's, KTM-mounted Max Tannenbaum won top honors at Bremen with a final-moto victory in the 65cc (7-9) class. Colton Ford, on his colorful KTM, took the runner-up spot after winning the first mota. Carter Oldknow took the final podium position and secured a KTM podium domination. The 85cc (12-15) division saw fast Suzuki rider Derek Rogers take the win, but it took a final-moto win to seal the victory. Rogers finished just off the podium at Lorena's, so we'll be seeing more of this young man. Taytor johnson, on another fast Suzuki, took second overall with a first-moto win. Local rider jake Wilson used his LSD-tuned Suzuki to take the final podium and keep the Suzuki sweep intact. Think DeCoster is watching? The Supermini class saw Taylor johnson take the win, with Derek Rogers taking second overall; both riders were on Suzukis. Sean Lipanovich used his Yamaha to score the last podium position and ruin another Suzuki sweep. The 125cc and 250cc A classes were the best. jase Lewis L _SUZUKI. PARTS UNLIMITED' Round 11 of 13 UNADILLA GNCC ",I.ECD New Berlin, NY September 24 & September 25 State Route 8, 5 Miles North of New Berlin, This event pays AMA District 3 points in the CATRA and State Une Off-Road series, as weU as AMA District 4 points In the WNYOA series. 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