As the weekend progressed,
the riders in the 250 Amateur
class started turning heads. The
up-and-coming riders' speeds
were rapidly becoming compa-
rable to those in the Pro-Am 450
class. Bradon Pfanders, Ryder
Reese, and Cole Jose were
the ones battling it out for their
championship. Pfanders went on
to win both main events and the
championship over Reese and
Jose.
Over the weekend, there were
27 Dunlop Holeshot Awards
given out, along with six Just
1 Racing Youth contracts that
were given to the overall youth
class champions. Up for grabs
at the Mission Foods Flat Track
Fall Classic presented by Royal
Enfield there was over $28,000
in OEM contingency, but all eyes
were on the 2021 Fall Classic
Hooligan 15-lap main event,
being that there was a 2022
Moto Anatomy X powered by
Royal Enfield Hooligan contract
on the line. The overall winner
would be given a 2021 Royal
Enfield INT 650 to race with sup-
port in Hooligan events across
the country in 2022. Saturday
night's race winner and former
American Flat Track racer Raun
Wood sat on pole, once again,
Sunday evening. A big crash on
the opening lap caused a restart.
It was Wood with the holeshot
over Richard Heverly and Trevor
Qualye, and Wood managed to
take it all the way to the check-
ered for a dominant victory.
Jodi Johnson
IN
THE
WIND
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250 Amateur winner
Bradon Pflanders (88A)
leads Ryder Reese (44B),
Cole Jose (13X) and
Wyland Seger (11W).
PHOTO: JODI JOHNSON
