returned to central Tennessee
following last year's unusually
"cool" event. Luckily rain did not
figure much into the mix this year
like it usually does. The wet stuff
did come down Tuesday evening
for a bit, but that was about it.
Sunny skies prevailed for the
most part.
Some of the Loretta Lynn's
MOTOCROSS
34
TH
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV/MC AMATEUR NATIONAL MOTOCROSS
JULY 28-AUGUST 1, 2015
LORETTA LYNN'S RANCH/HURRICANE MILLS, TENNESSEE
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB KOY
A
fter five straight days
of sun-up to sundown
racing—not to mention
a season full of qualifiers—the
34
th
running of the Amateur
National Motocross Champion-
ship came to another successful
conclusion. Thousands of racers
took to the track in hopes of
capturing at least one of just 38
championship titles that were up
for the taking.
This year's edition came and
went fairly smoothly. Weather
can and usually does play a ma-
jor factor at Loretta Lynn's, and
this year's race was no excep-
tion. Hot and steamy conditions
RISING
STARS
AMATEURS GO FOR GLORY AT LORETTA LYNN'S
