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2011FLAT OUT | DESERT 100CONTENTS6 WELCOME TO THE DESERT 100Introduction to the Desert 1008 WHO ARE THE STUMPJUMPERSEverything you ever wanted toknow about the Stumpjumpers andthen some10 SCHEDULEWeekend activities and times12 DESERT 100 RACE RULESCourse guidelines and generalrules14 2009 STUMPJUMPERS EVENTSCHEDULEMark your calendars16 IS THIS HEAVEN?The Holidays are OVER18 RACE CHAIRMENChairmen from the Mattawa andDesert 10020 A LEGEND LOSTScott Weber 1959-201023 DO RACERS’ HAVE MORE FUN?Fundamental differences separatethe casual rider and avid RACER28 MATTAWA MEMORIESA family tradition goes on29 DESERT 100 KIDSTo much air in my tires30 IN LOVING MEMORYRyan Tropple34 2009 DESERT 100 FINISHERSOverall list of 2009 finishers31 TO THE MAN THAT SAID“We could do that” . . .34 PERSEVERANCE AND PASIONStan Toland35 APPROACHING A DOWNEDRIDER BY DR. TARLOWCourtesy Reprinted Granted ByDirt Rider Magazine36 2008 DESERT 100 FINISHERSOverall list of 2008 finishers46 2008 DESERT MINI FINISHERSOverall list of 2008 finishersSTUMPJUMPERS MC | DESERT 100 | APRIL 9TH & 10TH 2011

WELCOMEWelcome to the 41 st edition of the annual Spring Desert 100 weekend. This event is being staged on the Wes King Ranchnear Odessa, Washington. This is a working cattle ranch and as such, we must do our best to have as little impact aspossible on this property. This is private property leased for the weekend from Wes King, owner of the ranch, to beused only for the weekend of April 9th and 10th. Only those signed up for an event may travel the grounds outside of the campingarea. This property is not open for general play riding at any time.We all know how hard it is to find an area suitable for an event like the Desert 100. Please respect the wishes of the Stumpjumpersand Mr. King in regards to the property, so in future years we may have the possibility of continued use. Please stay on themarked course at all times. We would like to have as little impact on the land as possible.You may have questioned the Event Flyer in regards to bringing a clean motorcycle to the event. The reason is to mitigate the possibilityof introducing unwanted weeds onto the property. I might point out that in Nevada a clean vehicle, whether bike or truck, isrequired because the BLM does not want plant seeds brought up from Arizona, California or Mexico introduced into their desert.As always, campfires are not allowed. Please clean up your camp and PIT area before leaving.The Stumpjumpers want you to have an enjoyable weekend, but please remember that we are guests here. Treat this property likeit was your own front yard. You do not have to mow it, but leave it as you found it. Thank you and have a great time.LAND OWNERSWes KingLoretta WeberGary SchoesslerNorman OttRACE CHAIRMANDon LarsonRACE CO-CHAIRMANPete WisnerThe Race Chairman, Don Larson and Race Co-Chairman, Pete Wisner would liketo acknowledge all of the hard work and time invested by the SJMC Members. It isthe individual and team efforts put forth by our volunteers that make this event “TheGreatest Off-Road Event in the Northwest”.FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 6

WHO ARE THESTUMPJUMPERS?We are a family oriented, off-road trail riding motorcycle club that loves to have fun.Promoting motorcycling and the safe use of motorcycles is one of our main goals.We were founded in 1967 and have one of the biggest driving forces in off road motorcycleevents, in the Puget Sound area. We promote many of the most well known off road motorcycleevents that enthusiasts look forward to each year. With the main purpose of the clubto have fun, we also have club play days on a monthly basis. Each month one or more ofour members put together an event exclusively for club members and friends. With fun inmind, these events range from trail rides, poker runs, camp outs, and occasionally a nicerelaxing barbecue.Club Sponsored EventsThe World Famous Desert 100 - Since 1970 when this annual race began, the Desert 100,once known as Mattawa, has been the most prestigious off road race of the year. In additonto the race, the Desert 100 weekend features the following events:Family Poker Run - This is a fun event for the whole family and each year it gathershundreds of riders just looking to have a fun ride and great time.Iron Man Poker Run - This is not for the faint at heart. Designed for the more advancedrider, this event is much longer and harder than our family poker run.Dual Sport Ride - We also put on a very fun ride for those who have dual sport bikes.People always look forward to these events knowing they are in for a fun day.Frost Bite Cross-Country Grand Prix - The White Knuckle of 2004 had such good feedbackthat the Frost Bite was created to please the appetite of those who loved the WhiteKnuckle.Golden Spike Hare Scrambles - This is one of the most well known Hare Scrambles in thestate. This event attracts some serious racers but most just come to have a very fun time.White Knuckle Cross-Country Grand Prix - Another well known race that features some“character”.Our Three Main Points are: HAVE FUN! HAVE FUN! HAVE FUN!Monthly Club MeetingsEven though our monthly meetings are restricted to adults only, it is a great way to gettogether and enjoy what every one of our members has to offer. This is where we plan andorganize our club events, but we also have a lot of fun in doing so.When do we meet?We meet on the first Wednesday of every month at 8:00 PM.Where do we meet?At the American Legion Hall in Mountlake Terrace. 22909 - 59th Avenue West.Are Visitors Welcome?Absolutely. If you are thinking of getting involved, please come to any of our meetings.COME JOIN THE CLUBIf you are thinking of looking into a fun and friendly off road motorcycle club then you oweit to yourself to come and check us out. Every member of the Stumpjumpers MotorcycleClub are members for one reason, and that is to have fun. Monthly meetings are for adultonly, however the monthly play days are for our families and friends of all ages. At themeetings, we plan activities for the whole family. Trail riding, having fun, our families andmotorcycles are what we love the most, and not necessarily in that order.STUMPJUMPERS MOTORCYCLE CLUBPO Box 476, Lynnwood, WA 98046For more Information, go to stumpjumpers.org

YOUR ADVERTISEMENTHEREIf you would like to advertise in thisprogram and/or become a sponsorfor the Desert 100 or ANY of themany Stumpjumper eventsplease contact us at:sjmc.president@stumpjumpers.orgor desert100@stumpjumpers.orgJenna Dove2011 “Miss Desert 100” & Trophy Girl.Jenna is a junior at Orting High School. She grew up aroundmotorcycles and has been going to the Desert 100 for manyyears. She works out and loves to run. Jenna has a big smileand great attitude for life. She laughs often and likes to have agood time with her friends.

DESERT 100SCHEDULEDESERT 100 - 2011 Tentative Event ScheduleFRIDAYGate OpensPoker Run Sign Up✓ Family (20 miles approx.)✓ Dual Sport (Street Legal, 100+ miles)✓ Ironman (70 miles approx.)SATURDAYPoker Run SignupIronman/Dual Sports Riders MeetingFamily Riders MeetingLAST RIDERS OUT ON COURSEHot Dog Check PointMini Race AND Desert 100 Sign Up✓ Mini Race Riders Meeting✓ Mini’s RacePoker Run Trophies and PrizesDesert 100 Race Sign UpKymco Scooter Grand Prize DrawingMini’s TrophiesSUNDAYDesert 100 Race SignupRiders Meeting6am4pm-9pm6am-12:30pm7am8am1pm(No course entry after 1pm)10am-2pm(Or until Hot Dogs are gone)10am-2:30pm2:30pm2:45pm4:30pm5pm-8pm5:30-6pm6pm(Or directly following PR trophies)6am8:30amRace Starts9:30amRACE COURSE CLOSES 1pm (Must start 2nd lap prior to 1pm)Trophies/Contingencies5pm-6:30pmNOTICE: ALL RIDERS MEETINGS AND RACE START TIMES ARESUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK ON OFFICIAL TIMES AT THE RACE SITE.ABSOLUTELY NO CAMPFIRES!FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 10 VIOLATORS WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE PREMISES.

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2011SCHEDULE OF EVENTS | STUMPJUMPERSFROST BITE GRAND PRIXSPRING 2012Location: Odessa, WashingtonWHITE KNUCKLE GRAND PRIXSPRING 2012Location: Odessa, Washington42nd ANNUAL DESERT 100APRIL 2012Location: Odessa, Washington100 Mile Desert Race,Mini Races (8 & under and 9-12),Poker Runs Family, Iron Man andDual SportThe Biggest Off Road MotorcycleEvent in the Northwest!- JUNE 4th & 5th 2011 -GOLDEN SPIKE HARESCRAMBLES, YOUTH HARESCRAMBLES and SUMO!True Hare Scrambles withSupermoto Fun!Real Family Fun!Location: Beautiful DowntownPackwood, WAFor more information on any of theabove events please check out -stumpjumpers.orgFLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 14

Is this Heaven?By Norm BergsmaThe holidays are over. The days are short and thenights are long. It is cold outside and there is a footof snow on the ground. Everything on TV sucks and Ithink I am getting a cold.Saturday morning I set out to fix the gutter that hadfilled with ice pulling it away from the building. Myfoot slipped on the frozen ladder and I stepped off twofeet from the ground. Being the athlete that I am I triedto save the fall by hopping one legged across the driveway.I would havemade it if I hadn’ttripped on thecord to my batterytender and whackedmy shin on thefoot peg of mybike. I grabbed fora shelf to stop myfall and pulled it offthe wall. Landingwith thud on theconcrete floor, theshelf came downand smacked me onthe head. A coldpuddle was formingunder my buttand my Levi’s were soaked with something. I was seeingstars but I was smelling paint thinner. A large goose eggwas forming on my head and my shin was on fire! Thiswas shaping up to be one of those Saturdays.Once the throbbing eased a bit, I gingerly lifted thecuff of my jeans to see if I was bleeding. No blood.Things are looking up. It was there, sitting on a coldconcrete floor, eye level with the label on the side of myPro Circuit, tunable, four stroke spark arrester, that it firsthit me. Mattawa! I spoke the word out loud. Like aray of light in a darkened world the word brought hope.Spring is near. Mattawa is coming again!The name transported me back in time to the springof 1970. I had just returned home from a year in VietNam and had a thirty day leave. I tried hooking up withmy old friends but they had all scattered. Between thedraft, going off to college and having to work for a living,they had moved on with life. I guess the “sixties”were over.My buddy Dean and his wife Jo had taken up ridingdirt bikes while I was away. He invited my wifeKathy and I to spend the weekend in Mattawa with himand his bike club. We had never heard of the place andhad no idea what a “Stumpjumper” was but agreed togo. Mattawa was a small farming community in easternWashington. It was surrounded by sand dunes tothe west, the Saddle Mountains to the north, and desertevery where else.Which, as it turnedout, was the wholepoint!RV’s, vans,and pickups fromall over the stateconverged on thesmall town andeverybody had adirt bike. A strangenew world openedto me that weekend.A world fullof mud, blood andbeer. The smell ofpre-mix in the airand the sound oftwo stroke engines. Could this be heaven?1970 - Monty Bergsma (left), Dean Lampe (right), Yamaha DT-1 (middle).Dean’s wife Jo let me ride her Hodaka 100 “SuperRat”. It was too small, too loud and had the worst suspensionever but after a couple hours in the sand dunesI was hooked. After three days of riding in the desert Iwas dirty, tired and sore everywhere, but all I could thinkabout on the drive home was getting my first bike.I found a red 1970 Yamaha DT1. It was slightly usedbut what a sweet ride. We removed the headlights, taillights, turn signals, mirrors and anything else that wasn’tFLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 16

are going to the Desert 100 andit is still the biggest event of theyear.1995 - My Son’s school bus and our home that year in Vantage.necessary. After adding a fork brace, front fender mudflap, number plate and a new set of knobby tires, it wasready for the dirt. An open faced helmet with a duckbill visor, logging boots that laced all way to the kneeand some leather gloves and I was ready too.The following weekend I went to my first “pokerrun” and was introduced to Rieters Pit. No place onthe planet has as many rocks, roots and ruts, but man,this was really living! Who would believe cold rain, fragrantmuck and absolute misery could be so much fun.It wasn’t long before I understood what stump jumpingwas all about. Soon I was one of the dedicated nutswho did this every weekend. Before I knew it a year ofweekends had passed and it was time again for the Mattawa100.Over the years the race moved further and furtherout of town and eventually became the Desert 100. Wethen raced out of Vantage for several years, and now outsidethe town of Odessa. No matter where its held, orwhat it is called, it is still the big event of the year for us.We make the pilgrimage every spring to kick off a newseason of riding.That first year my son was 6 months old. At five hegot his first bike. He turned 41 this year and still lovesthe dirt. I now have three grown sons, and a growndaughter. All of them grew up camping and riding dirtbikes every weekend. My lovely wife has cared for usfor 42 years. Some of their best memories growing upSuddenly I realize I havea ton stuff to do. The gutterscan wait. I have to start gettingready for this years race. It’s timeto drag the bike out of the cornerof the garage and start doingsome maintenance. I need tofind my riding boots. The motorhome needs cleaning. Gotto call all the kids to see whocan come this year. I have a newgranddaughter who I think isjust going to love it.My heart felt thanks to the Stumpjumpers for faithfullystaging this event every year. It meant a lot to methat first year and has become part my families heritage.Everybody in the family has stories to tell. I will notbore you with mine, although I have some great ones.The best ones I save for myself. When I have troublefalling asleep at night I play them back in my memories.I can see myself streaking down that long straightawayon the Saddle Mountain ridgeline, a cloud of dust risingbehind me… That was as fast as I had ever been in mylife and it still puckers my butt just thinking about it. Iloved sliding out of control down Habacks Hill andwondering if I would ever stop. Soaring off the winddrifts at Beverly Dunes. I spent one weekend in jail forbad behavior and found Jesus there. And best of all wasthe year I got the holeshot. What sweet moment! I wassoon swallowed up in a sea of sagebrush and angry twostrokes,but the moment will last forever. Did I mentionthe year I won the free trip to Hawaii? That was cool! Ihave a lifetime of good stuff!I have got to say Thank you to the Stumpjumpers,past and present, for all the great memories. If I neverrode again I could die happy because it has been a greatrun. And I can’t say for sure, but I am thinking maybe,we will find there are Hodaka’s in Heaven.Norm “Monty” BergsmaSTUMPJUMPERS MC | DESERT 100 | APRIL 9TH & 10TH 2011

A Legend Lo s tmaintaining trails in places we all ride and race includingWalker Valley, Reiter Trails and others. Herode thousands of miles of trails with a pack full oftools, chainsaw and his favorite pulaski on his back.If you’ve ever been on one of his trails you mightbegin to understand where the terms “Weber trail”and “Weber ride” come from. Scott built some of thenastiest, tightest, most technical trails we ride (or tryto ride).Scott Weber 1959-2010On May 19th 2010 the off-road motorcycling world lost a legendand a hero, Scott Weber. Scott probably spent more time on two wheelsthan he did on two feet! His world revolved around every aspect of offroadmotorcycling. From riding and racing to trail work to being a tirelessadvocate attending DNR meetings and getting out the message about eventsand issues revolving around his sport. Scott was a friend to all of us. He wasalways willing to help others. He would skip a ride to help someone workon a bike that wouldn’t start. He worked thousands of hours building andThe only thing greater than his zeal forbuilding technical trails was his skill at riding andracing on them. Scott was a force to be reckonedwith in the off-road racing world. He placed firstin literally hundreds of races and won multiplechampionships during his lifetime. He had so manytrophies, boxes full, that he began donating them tokid’s races and other events. He was once called “theguy on the ratty looking bike that could kick yourbutt in the woods at will”, and that was a fact!Scott was a long time member of the Stumpjumpersand Skagit Motorcycle Clubs. He will be missed notonly by his friends and family but also by all thoseriders he benefitted through his many tireless hoursof work on the trails.Chuck CubineFLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 20

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DoRacers’HaveMoreFun?range from 65 to 72 degrees with zero chance for precipitation.They struggle to buckle their immaculate boots withstomachs full of restaurant sausage and pancakes. After anhour of warming bikes in the parking area (mentally rehearsingone down four up), they head off into the trails for a couplemiles. When they return for nourishment each intensemoment is recounted like a tall tale in its infancy. They willsuck down Powerade until it is time put the helmet back onfor another epic 6 miles, frequently stopping to alleviate theslightest annoyance.Racer Dedication: You may never see them. They tend toarrive early and quickly head out. It may be in the teens ora triple digit temperature, it doesn’t matter. Sure they likethe fair weather, but they can’t let little things like hypothermiaor heat stroke stop them from their progression. Whilein a race they can consume 3 tablespoons of roost andwon’t let it affect their lap time.Casual Friendship: There are few things more bonding thansharing a pleasant ride with your pals; whether it be gazingat an amazing view of some mountain vista or working as ateam to conquer a trail-side mechanical issue. Those are thetimes that will cement your affinity toward each other for alifetime.Racing Friendship: That best pal of yours off the track mayalso be the best piece of traction during a race. Just becauseyou carpooled to the event with someone doesn’t mean thatthe same person won’t drag their foot into dusty turns tocloud your vision. He may have been the best man at yourwedding but he won’t hesitate to put you into the trees androost you while you curl into the fetal position.Dirt bikes are fun machines and can dish out joy as long asyou are conditioned to receive. Everyone starts out as a casualrider seeking pleasure by finding top gear in the desert, hoppingalong dirt lumps on a motocross track or slithering througha forest of evergreens. But once the element of competition isadded, some riders are quickly turned off. Fundamental differencesseparate the casual rider and avid racer. The followingis a breakdown of the equipment and some of the personalitytraits that each group enjoys.Casual Competitiveness: Every leisure rider gets a wild hairand will twist the throttle back a notch to outdo a buddy. Themoments may be brief but it is a small dose of what it is like tocompete in a race.Casual Determination: The casual rider may want to getbetter or may be content with the level that they have alreadyachieved. The point of riding is to have a good timeand if that effort has crossed into the territory of exertion,it’s time to back it down a notch.Racer Determination: The commitment to get better isrelentless in the racer who frequents exertion territory. Setbacksin the form of injury or failure to achieve their goalsonly seems to galvanize their resolve. Weaknesses are assessedand methods for improvement are attempted untilresults are met.Racer Competitiveness: Competitionis what drives the progressionof the sport and defines the limits ofhuman ability. In the heat of battlethe victory often goes to the riderwho wants it more and is willing tosacrifice their body and machine toachieve the next highest ranking.Casual Dedication: You’ve seenthem before. They flock to theriding areas when temperatures

Casual Training: This may include an assortment of unconventionalexercise practices and dieting. From the 5 reps of nightlycouch crunches where the burn was felt while searching forthe illusive remote control to the accumulation of 3 flights ofstairs tallied while at home and work in one day. The minimalamount of body movement to keep atrophy from taking overcan keep a casual rider from sucking wind for 14 seconds ofdifficult riding. Taste is the cornerstone of the casual diet. Nutritiontakes the back burner during a daily consumption ofnotorious name brands. Nabisco products for carbs and fiber,Carl’s Jr. for protein, Mt. Dew for hydration and Lucky Charmsto help fill any of the vitamin gaps that may be leftover.Racer Training: Methods will vary, but they all involve a sadisticroutine specifically coordinated to condition the body tothe standard cardio and anaerobic work needed to maintainmaximum control of their motorcycle for an extended periodof time. Commitment to a pure diet stripped of caloric sinmay not be common practice, but guilt will be felt for eachgluttonous bite.Casual Bike Setup and Maintenance: The broad spectrum ofcasual rider personalities becomes most clear in this area. Thelevel of commitment to bike setup and readiness can varyfrom decked out rides finely tuned and detailed to completelystock. Stock to the point that whatever came from the factorystill sits on the bike including suspension settings, gear ratios,bearing grease, chain lube, tires, filters, engine oil and eventhe air inside the tubes. From the time they arrive at a ridingarea the casual dirt bike may be ready for 500 miles or a catastrophicfailure.Racer Pain Tolerance: It could be adrenaline,extreme focus or genetic, but to race at all meansdealing with a certain level of pain. Seats spank,gear chafes, muscles burn and hands sting evenwhen you aren’t crashing. Every racer feels it,but not everyone can cope.Casual Perseverance: Retreat is not a defeatwhen you are not playing. It could be too hot,too cold, too wet, too dusty, too steep, too rockyor too muddy. When the going gets tough thecasual rider finds an easier way around.Racer Perseverance: Fogging goggles, frozen fingers,burning muscles and a ruptured Camelbackwon’t stop a racer. Sure they will have to lookthrough the 1/2 inch square of clear plastic playingpeekaboo over their eyes and get used to thestream of water draining down their butt crack;however, they may take comfort in knowing thatif they can exhale hard enough and at the correctdownward angle that fog may disappear and inno time that Camelback’s bladder will be completelyempty.Casual Focus: What is more annoying than anundone velcro glove strap? An unbuckled bootRace Bike Setup and Maintenance: Most race machines arewell cared for. That complicated piece of metal and plasticbetween your knees can make or break your day dependingon how it’s set up and maintained. Still, procrastination existsat this level and is painfully obvious 20 minutes before a heatstarts. No one wants to be the guy bumming brake pads fromstrangers or trying to bump start their bike when they shouldbe on the line listening to the riders meeting.Casual Strategy: Having fun is top on the list for the casualrider. Not getting hurt, stranded or lost are also listed high inthe rankings. Did I pack enough Snickers and Doritos to lastall day? Will that ham sandwich still be good when I get backto my truck? These are the tactics that cross the casual mind.Racer Strategy: This may begin a few days before the racewith hydrating and carb loading. While on the track it is aboutfun, but it may not be top priority. Conserving energy, properline choice, when to pit, where to preset suspension, what tirepressure to run (if tubes are involved) and where your competitorsare, are all factors racers must consider.Casual Pain Tolerance: A dirt bike is like a carnival ride thatyou control. The second there is any discomfort the casualrider can stop and pop an Advil or go home.FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 24

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MATTAWA MEMORIESBy Duane and Edith RiceWe started riding the Desert 100 many yearsago. The first race we went to was in 1969. We didn’thave a camper of any sort so we shared a room at theinfamous Mattawa motel. Each couple shared a twinbed, which made us laugh all night.Duane raced that year and survived, which was thegoal.The next year I was pregnant. We had a pickup witha canopy. We made a makeshift bed in it after we unloadedthe motorcycle. Everything else went outside.We came back from the rider’s meeting before the raceand our cooler, containing all our food and drinksfor the weekend, had been stolen. Thank heaven forfriends who helped us out.Again Duane raced and finished.In 1972 we went to Mattawa and both Duaneand I raced. They added a Powder Puff class that year.There were very few women who rode that first year.It was a good year since we both survived and receivedtrophies. I don’t like beer but when I finished I receiveda trophy in one hand and an ice cold beer in the other.1972 - Both of us raced andtrophied that year.I drank the entire bottle right there. I haven’t hada beer since.We progressed from the canopy of ourtruck, to a folding camping trailer. I’ll never forgetthe one year when we arrived it was very windy.Everyone just sat and watched, and laughed attimes, as we tried to put it up in the wind. It hadlots of sand and dust in it by the time we got done.Next we had a tag along trailer, and finally gota motorhome. We took that motorhome to a lotof desert races and off road places we probablyshouldn’t have.Over the years we went to many of theStumpjumper races. I only raced a few races butDuane rode many of them, sometimes trophied,sometimes not, until with advancing age we decidedto start riding just the poker runs. We don’thave much luck at poker so we usually didn’t doany good at that, but always had a good ride.1983 - Duane and son, Rob Rice.Now our son Rob carries on the familytradition of motorcycle racing. We still ride dualsports but don’t ride any competitive rides. We justride for fun.We have many happy memories ofgoing to Mattawa over the years.We had lots of riding and met manygood people.FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 28

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STUMPJUMPERS SPRING100 MILE DESERT RACEOVERALL CHAMPIONS2010 David Kamo KTM2009 Bobby Prochnau KTM2008 Kevin Parks KTM2007 Kevin Parks KTM2006 Kevin Parks KTM2005 Jonah Street KTM2004 Ben Hale Kawasaki2003 Phil Stevens Suzuki2002 Rick Bozarth KTM2001 Jonah Street Honda2000 Jonah Street Honda1999 Jonah Street Honda1998 Rick Bozarth KTM1997 Rick Bozarth KTM1996 Rick Bozarth KTM1995 Rich Binckley KTM1994 Nat Wilder Honda1993 Dan Richardson Honda1992 Jason Dahners Suzuki1991 Nat Wilder Honda1990 Jason Dahners Suzuki1989 Jason Dahners Honda1988 Brent Richardson Honda1987 Rich Binckley Yamaha1986 Ron Lemon Yamaha1985 Rich Binckley Yamaha1984 —— Race Canceled ——1983 Ron Dillon Yamaha1982 Rich Binckley Yamaha1981 Blane Elledge Husqvarna1980 Rich Binckley Yamaha1979 Rich Binckley Yamaha1978 Blane Elledge Husqvarna1977 Ken Bailey Husqvarna1976 Rich Binckley Yamaha1975 Greg Harwood Yamaha1974 Ed Dolder Husqvarna1973 Ken Habeck Husqvarna1972 Ken Habeck Husqvarna1971 Ken Habeck Husqvarna1970 George Wise HusqvarnaDaivd Kamo -2010 Overall ChampionBobby Prochnau -2009 Overall ChampionKevin Parks -2008 Overall ChampionKevin Parks -2007 Overall ChampionFLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 32

To the man that said “We could do that”……Thank You!Dutch Binckley, 1929 – 2010Desert 100 Race Chairman, 1970 – 1973From the thought of - “we could put on a race ourselves”, (after one of the 2 M/C clubsthat put on early desert races had stopped), a trip for welding on a broken motorcycle tothe town of Mattawa ended with the introduction between Dutch and local residents Pauland Bonnie Parker. They formed a friendship and an alliance that produced the first annualMattawa 100 in April of 1970. The early partnership between the town of Mattawaand the Stumpjumpers MC included the construction of a park in town and the purchaseof an ambulance.That first race would not have been possible without the partnership between the town ofMattawa and the man that thought, “We could do that”.For all of us that have come behind you and for all of us that have taken great joy in participatingin this annual event, bringing families and friends together for something thatcan’t be found anywhere else. … Thank You!R.I.P. Dutch…..STUMPJUMPERS MC | DESERT 100 | APRIL 9TH & 10TH 2011

PerseveranceandPassionStan TolandKennewick, WA1941 – 2009Stan Toland raced dirt bikes for more than20 years. He was passionate about the sport and theDesert 100. He wouldn’t miss the race even thoughhe was fighting colon cancer.Stan raced the Over 60 class at the Desert100 for five years. He was undergoing chemotherapyfor 3 of those years. Every year Stan raced he won hisclass. Stan’s doctors didn’t know what to think of him.When he raced in 2008 he should have been havinghis chemotherapy treatment that weekend. Stan said,“I told my doctor no. I’m racing this weekend.”Stan felt most alive when he was on his motorcycles,racing or not. When he was in his early 20s hisbrother-in-law got him hooked on motorcycles and hehas been riding since the mid-1960’s. Because he lovedthe sport so much he got his daughters into the sport.One of his daughters, Tia Flynn, has raced the Desert100 for many years. She credits her Dad for getting herinto this sport that she shares with her husband andson. Tia said, “When I was 10 my Dad bought me abike.” Tia has loved the sport ever since.A close friend of Stan’s was Jerry Siegfried.Jerry passed away during the 2007 race of a heart attack.Stan said, “I rode past him as he was being givenCPR and didn’t even know it was him.” Although thisaffected Stan deeply he continued to race because heknew his friend would want him to.Stan supported anyone who wanted to ride/race a dirt bike. Whether you had a flat tire, youneeded clean goggles, gas, etc., Stan would be the firstone to help. Every year during the 25 Hour StarvationRidge race in Goldendale, WA, Stan was in chargeof the pits for the all women Shred Bettys team. Hestayed up the entire race to help with whatever theteam needed.The last bike Stan rode was a KTM 450EXC.He loved to ride at Juniper Forest at least every otherweekend regardless of his cancer treatment. Stan said,“I take chemo every two weeks and I’m sick for four orfive days but I will keep doing this. Being active worksfor me. Why stay home and feel sorry for myself ?”Nothing could stop Stan Toland. The lesson weshould all learn from this incredible man’s life is perseverance.He knew his passion and he followed it. He isan inspiration to anyone who rides or races a dirt bike.Racing the Desert 100 one year, Stan brokea port in his chest where they put the chemo in andcrushed it in. The doctors had to move it to the otherside of his chest. His wife, Sherrie, wasn’t real happyabout it. Stan admitted, “My wife really gets tickedwhen I ride.”FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 34

APPROACHING A DOWNED RIDER BY DR. TARLOWCOURTESY REPRINT GRANTED BY DIRT RIDER MAGAZINETrackside medicine is intended to provide a general medical guideline and is not intended to replace the clinicaljudgment of a doctor or take the place of a medical doctor’s diagnostic or treatment recommendations. We will always err onthe conservative side for safety purposes.MOTOCROSS. I’ve been involved in just about every sport, and unfortunately, motocross ranks high as an injury-ridden sport. Onany given day, you can see someone sprawled out on the track like a cheap yard sale. Stopping trackside and providing medical assistanceto a downed rider is what any responsible rider would do. When I’ve taken a dirt sample, it’s nice to know that some guy cares enough tostop and check on me, even if it is just to tell me to get up and stop blocking the track.It would be great to be able to teach you advanced trauma life support or CPR protocol from trackside medicine, but with mywriting skills and your limited reading time, it isn’t going tohappen in this article. The real truth is we all should knowCPR. Nothing can compare with the feeling of helping tosave someone’s life. CPR online courses such as, www.firstaidweb.com can certify you for free and in less time thanit takes to put on a new set of tires, with far less sweat andprofanity.For the purpose of this article, we will assume thatthe downed rider is conscious, possibly alert, oriented andbreathing. So what should we do when stopping to help adowned rider?First, always remember that you should never move therider until his condition has been sufficiently assessed andalways send for medical backup. We can all attest thatafter hitting the ground we are not always aware of oursurroundings or all our injuries. Pain from one injury (brokenwrist or ankle) can mask the severity of other more importantinjuries (spinal cord compromise). We must always assessother potentially serious injuries before focusing on theobvious or less serious injuries. Head, neck, back and chestinjuries (breathing difficulty) are the first to evaluate once you have determined that CPR is not required.If the rider isn’t alert, determine whether he is having difficulty breathing.If he is, implement CPR training. If the rider is alert, ask him if he is having anyproblems breathing. If not, obtain the rider’s full name and whom he’s with; makesure to remember this information in case he passes out. Determine if he isalert and oriented to the time, place and situation. If he is disoriented, assume aworst- case scenario and that he has a head injury and may be unaware of thefull extent of his injuries. Ask where his pain is. Less critical, but painful, injuriesmay distract from potentially serious injuries to the head, back or neck. Ask if heis experiencing any numbness or tingling of the arms and legs (reflects a potentialspinal cord injury). If yes, assume neck or back injury and minimize any movementand get an EMT. If there is no numbness or tingling of the extremities, you canrule out a neck or back injury by lightly feeling over the entire spine from the neckto the lowest part of the back for any tenderness. If any tenderness is present,then assume possible fracture and get an EMT. If there is no tenderness over theentire spine and no numbness or tingling of the arms or legs, then it is probablysafe to focus on obvious injuries.Evaluate the rider’s body systematically from head to toe. You havealready ruled out breathing difficulty, cervical spine and back injury and levelof consciousness. Now, evaluate quickly for any major lacerations and applypressure if the rider is bleeding (this may include a protruding bone fracture).Next, assess chest wall tenderness for rib fractures along with abdominal painfrom blunt trauma such as smashing in to a handlebar. Abdominal pain may bethe result of a liver or spleen laceration, which is potentially life-threatening. Don’twrite it off when a rider complains of abdominal pain. At this point, the rider isstable, and we can focus on major joints such as shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips,knees and ankles for any fractures.Remember, triage involves evaluating the possibly life-threatening andmost serious injuries first. Triage of the downed rider must be done quickly andefficiently. Don’t focus all your attention on the obvious minor injury (it’s the injuriesyou can’t see that can kill you)—be systematic.FIVE THINGS TO REMEMBER1. CPR: (airway, breathing,circulation): They say breathing isimportant.2. BRAIN FUNCTION: Helpsdetermine level of crisis and if thepatient can provide any help withdiagnosis.3. SPINAL CORD: Potentiallydevastating injury, don’t make a badsituation worse by moving the rider.4. BLUNT TRAUMA: Internal injuries,mild to moderate abdominal pain canbe a life-threatening sign.5. FRACTURES: If it looks funny, it’sprobably broken; if the bone is stickingout, it’s a no-brainer.STUMPJUMPERS MC | DESERT 100 | APRIL 9TH & 10TH 2011

2010 DESERT 100FINISHERSClass Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeOpen 1 David Kamo 934 KTM 2 02:51:48.438 Open 51 Anthony Piccinini 21 KTM 2 03:39:24.632Open 2 Phil Stevens 73 KAW 2 02:53.58.633 Over The Hill (30‐39) 52 Ty Roberts 948 KAW 2 03:39:44.256250cc 3 Ryan Durkee 674 SUZ 2 02:56:42.640 Old Timers (40‐49) 53 Mike Kegley 298 KTM 2 03:40:55.283Open 4 Billy Binkley 764 KTM 2 03:00:24.175 Over The Hill (30‐39) 54 Nate Delaney 300 KTM 2 03:41:11.773Over The Hill (30‐39) 5 Kelly Hill 901 HON 2 03:04:50.592 Open 55 Arthur Taylor 231 KAW 2 03:43:01.363Open 6 Matthew Clarke 859 YAM 2 03:10:08.739 250cc 56 Warren Joiner 852 SUZ 2 03:43:10.692250cc 7 Kody Baker 679 KTM 2 03:11:21.529 Over The Hill (30‐39) 57 Henrik Isaksson 274 KTM 2 03:43:17.758Over The Hill (30‐39) 8 Rob Flagler 814 KTM 2 03:12:35.380 Over The Hill (30‐39) 58 Stuart Patton 208 KTM 2 03:43:39.458Open 9 Joey Meranto 874 HON 2 03:13:31.056 Team 59 Barstow Arnold 1057 YAM 2 03:43:53.248Open 10 John Beal 661 HSQ 2 03:15:28.431 200cc & Under 60 Colin Noga 91 KTM 2 03:44:05.994Open 11 Ricky Russell 272 YAM 2 03:17:04.324 Over The Hill (30‐39) 61 Wayne Nyblom 17 HON 2 03:44:17.257Old Timers (40‐49) 12 Rich Binckley 847 KAW 2 03:17:32.154 Old Timers (40‐49) 62 Vince Brown 673 KAW 2 03:46:51.245Open 13 Dustin Kapalo 989 YAM 2 03:17:46.553 Old Timers (40‐49) 63 Paul Hamilton 715 YAM 2 03:47:08.249Open 14 Malcolm Hett 753 KTM 2 03:17:48.000 Old Timers (40‐49) 64 Skip Johnson 170 KAW 2 03:47:24.114Over The Hill (30‐39) 15 Rick Welch 233 HON 2 03:18:39.219 Over The Hill (30‐39) 65 Marc Jarrett 752 KTM 2 03:47:50.806Over The Hill (30‐39) 16 Titan Mckibben 805 YAM 2 03:20:00.776 250cc 66 Trevor Vansickle 711 SUZ 2 03:48:00.821Old Timers (40‐49) 17 Rod Virden 276 KTM 2 03:20:18.092 Over The Hill (30‐39) 67 Wayne Gotts 985 KTM 2 03:48:16.359250cc 18 Dillion Bucknell 675 YAM 2 03:20:40.166 250cc 68 Justin Bell 260 SUZ 2 03:48:24.549Old Timers (40‐49) 19 Rick Mianecki 838 KTM 2 03:20:54.861 Over The Hill (30‐39) 69 Arlo Irby 759 YAM 2 03:48:34.517Old Timers (40‐49) 20 Todd Sullivan 751 HON 2 03:22:37.026 Old Timers (40‐49) 70 Shawn McKenzie 621 HON 2 03:48:40.975250cc 21 Brent Larsen 643 YAM 2 03:23:45.026 200cc & Under 71 Jeremy Blanken 604 KTM 2 03:48:51.895250cc 22 Corbett Crowell 269 YAM 2 03:23:56.040 250cc 72 Kenny Muma 618 SUZ 2 03:49:09.789Over The Hill (30‐39) 23 Erik Hasselbroek 744 KAW 2 03:24:13.106 Over The Hill (30‐39) 73 Joe Holtrop 678 KTM 2 03:49:19.632Old Timers (40‐49) 24 Jeff Kerb 258 KTM 2 03:25:07.644 Over The Hill (30‐39) 74 Ace Nilson 815 HON 2 03:49:28.275250cc 25 Jacob Harper 174 KTM 2 03:25:38.579 Over The Hill (30‐39) 75 Mike Lyckman 617 KTM 2 03:49:36.496250cc 26 Brandon Wakefield 840 YAM 2 03:25:51.543 Over The Hill (30‐39) 76 Brandon Whitbeck 63 HON 2 03:49:44.374Open 27 Kurt Myers 919 KTM 2 03:26:05.005 Open 77 Jeff McFarland 608 KTM 2 03:49:55.902Old Timers (40‐49) 28 Ken Kozlik 655 KAW 2 03:26:33.007 250cc 78 Todd Pelissier 45 HON 2 03:50:33.686Over The Hill (30‐39) 29 Jerrod Swezey 918 KTM 2 03:26:51.525 Open 79 Brandon Miller 607 KTM 2 03:50:45.339Old Timers (40‐49) 30 Darren Amoruso 830 KTM 2 03:27:31.804 Open 80 Garrett Smith 689 YAM 2 03:51:57.598Open 31 David Dunn 851 KTM 2 03:28:31.817 250cc 81 Nick Tuttle 145 YAM 2 03:52:22.636Open 32 Nick (sp ed) Lathrop 47 HSQ 2 03:29:05.591 250cc 82 Kyle Stahl 970 HON 2 03:52:45.475Open 33 Kyle Fronsman 108 KTM 2 03:29:37.400 Over The Hill (30‐39) 83 Alan Huntzinger 11 KTM 2 03:52:53.259250cc 34 David Twining 966 KTM 2 03:32:03.619 250cc 84 Caleb Henden 873 YAM 2 03:53:10.076Over The Hill (30‐39) 35 Brandon Main 163 KTM 2 03:33:00.450 Open 85 Wess Church 88 HON 2 03:53:17.392Over The Hill (30‐39) 36 Jason Fain 50 HON 2 03:33:39.434 Over The Hill (30‐39) 86 Jason Holtrop 36 KTM 2 03:53:29.326200cc & Under 37 John Stevens 944 KTM 2 03:34:20.072 Over The Hill (30‐39) 87 Jesse Mack 738 KTM 2 03:53:42.056250cc 38 Waylon Caldwell 255 KTM 2 03:34:32.084 Open 88 Erik Nadean 131 KTM 2 03:54:08.202Old Timers (40‐49) 39 Craig Janett 157 KTM 2 03:34:47.887 250cc 89 Lee Costanti 232 KTM 2 03:54:16.470Over The Hill (30‐39) 40 Glen Pearson 883 KTM 2 03:35:01.896 Over The Hill (30‐39) 90 Mark Hilfer 179 HON 2 03:54:29.932Old Timers (40‐49) 41 Doug Smith 238 KTM 2 03:35:17.059 Old Timers (40‐49) 91 Brian McColloch 156 KTM 2 03:54:41.866Over The Hill (30‐39) 42 Gary Pearson 118 YAM 2 03:35:48.634 250cc 92 Stephen Shannon 763 GAS 2 03:56:21.987Old Timers (40‐49) 43 Jeff Harvill 907 YAM 2 03:36:00.536 Old Timers (40‐49) 93 Nick Marble 129 KTM 2 03:56:31.051Open 44 Robbie Segrest 58 KTM 2 03:36:11.176 250cc 94 Daniel Palleschi 774 HON 2 03:56:51.939Open 45 Eric Demoulin 273 YAM 2 03:36:46.291 250cc 95 Josh Covey 860 KTM 2 03:56:58.741Old Timers (40‐49) 46 George Piccini 688 KTM 2 03:36:57.274 250cc 96 Michael Christensen 993 YAM 2 03:57:11.112Over The Hill (30‐39) 47 Mike Porco 211 KTM 2 03:37:50.314 Old Timers (40‐49) 97 Dave Madle 116 KTM 2 03:57:32.265Old Timers (40‐49) 48 Lonnie (Lon) Alexander 34 KTM 2 03:38:14.353 250cc 98 John Smith 820 HON 2 03:57:41.064Old Timers (40‐49) 49 Brent Irwin 35 KTM 2 03:38:22.000 250cc 99 Jason Anderson 799 YAM 2 03:57:49.270Over The Hill (30‐39) 50 Sig Demoulin' 676 KTM 2 03:38:52.043 Old Timers (40‐49) 100 Andrew Clarke 750 YAM 2 03:58:20.314FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 36

Class Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeOld Timers (40‐49) 101 Mark Poirier 895 KTM 2 03:58:42.122 Over The Hill (30‐39) 151 Aaron Beatty 279 KTM 2 04:10:56.369Open 102 Tom Sheard 782 YAM 2 03:58:50.858 Team 152 Kruse Lawrence 1005 KTM 2 04:11:30.985Over The Hill (30‐39) 103 Kevin Jangsma 832 YAM 2 03:59:07.769 Open 153 Steve Polejeswski 53 HON 2 04:11:47.989Open 104 Mike Woodey 749 KAW 2 03:59:14.399 Team 154 Willis Ridlon 1156 YAM 2 04:12:04.104Old Timers (40‐49) 105 Craig Murray 924 GAS 2 03:59:26.645 Over The Hill (30‐39) 155 Matt Simons 223 YAM 2 04:12:13.511250cc 106 John Williams 101 YAM 2 03:59:38.532 200cc & Under 156 Sam Holmer 905 YAM 2 04:12:20.609Open 107 Jeremy McVicker 999 KTM 2 03:59:46.473 250cc 157 Matt Blankenship 254 YAM 2 04:12:28.409250cc 108 Harley Hoyle 656 HON 2 04:00:07.517 Over The Hill (30‐39) 158 Kevin Zuk 666 HON 2 04:12:35.725Over The Hill (30‐39) 109 Sonny Briston 718 YAM 2 04:00:15.629 Over The Hill (30‐39) 159 Joe Beggot 622 KTM 2 04:12:55.007Over The Hill (30‐39) 110 Clint Skullerud 225 BET 2 04:00:21.541 250cc 160 Tyler Minette 660 KTM 2 04:13:50.933Open 111 Christophe Grave 844 KTM 2 04:00:28.171 Over The Hill (30‐39) 161 Chris Carrigan 728 HON 2 04:14:37.874Over The Hill (30‐39) 112 Jim Hopf 33 KTM 2 04:00:43.163 Open 162 Mark Rhinehart 19 YAM 2 04:14:49.075250cc 113 Easter Bunny 251 KTM 2 04:00:53.818 Old Timers (40‐49) 163 Greg Down 106 HSQ 2 04:14:56.251Open 114 Gary Hewitt 625 HON 2 04:01:02.523 Over The Hill (30‐39) 164 Rob Briggs 16 YAM 2 04:15:11.741Old Timers (40‐49) 115 Dave Schumann 855 KTM 2 04:01:19.667 Over The Hill (30‐39) 165 Burt Lars 757 KTM 2 04:15:18.964Open 116 Lee Brockmoller 649 KTM 2 04:01:58.340 Old Timers (40‐49) 166 Scott Oltman 720 KTM 2 04:16:42.393Over The Hill (30‐39) 117 Brian Thomas 672 KTM 2 04:02:07.668 Over The Hill (30‐39) 167 Matt Storey 242 HON 2 04:16:54.390Over The Hill (30‐39) 118 Brent Defenbough 104 HON 2 04:03:19.210 Open 168 Adam Veeder 892 HON 2 04:17:21.830Team 119 Bill (Billy) Baldwin 1179 KTM 2 04:03:33.079 250cc 169 Erik Neilson 945 YAM 2 04:17:54.621Over The Hill (30‐39) 120 Jason Mike 713 KTM 2 04:03:51.596 250cc 170 Travis Stotler 848 KAW 2 04:18:07.023Old Timers (40‐49) 121 Devin Lindstrand 164 HON 2 04:04:00.831 Old Timers (40‐49) 171 Richard Miller 130 KTM 2 04:18:14.683Over The Hill (30‐39) 122 Greg Schlichte 221 KTM 2 04:04:09.427 250cc 172 Mackenzie Kratzer 779 YAM 2 04:19:40.686250cc 123 Josh Cardenas 143 KTM 2 04:04:16.525 Over The Hill (30‐39) 173 Chad Smith 237 KTM 2 04:19:49.375250cc 124 Tyler Murray 923 SUZ 2 04:04:27.320 Old Timers (40‐49) 174 Chad Paine 768 SUZ 2 04:19:58.751Old Timers (40‐49) 125 Don Laird 727 HON 2 04:04:37.663 Old Timers (40‐49) 175 Brian Johnson 79 KTM 2 04:20:05.958Over The Hill (30‐39) 126 Kevin Ling 714 KTM 2 04:05:10.828 Team 176 Richotte Bierma 1058 KAW 2 04:20:14.491Open 127 Doug Jacobson 66 KTM 2 04:05:22.638 Over The Hill (30‐39) 177 Todd Kaufman 817 KTM 2 04:20:35.879Old Timers (40‐49) 128 Glen Labby 835 KTM 2 04:05:33.261 Open 178 Matt Gores 151 KTM 2 04:20:45.410Open 129 Eric Fohn 601 KTM 2 04:05:43.822 Team 179 Edwards Edwards 1075 HON 2 04:21:08.842250cc 130 Kyle Bowles 911 YAM 2 04:05:52.714 Team 180 Kinser Breuer 1040 HON 2 04:22:26.171200cc & Under 131 Richard Ro 868 KTM 2 04:06:06.240 Over The Hill (30‐39) 181 Kevin Haynes 795 KTM 2 04:22:47.169Team 132 Doug & Mel Orkney 1078 YAM 2 04:06:16.333 Over The Hill (30‐39) 182 Robert Olsen 864 HSQ 2 04:23:26.340250cc 133 Scott Gibeau 278 YAM 2 04:06:35.755 Old Timers (40‐49) 183 Bart Moorhead 632 KTM 2 04:23:32.799Over The Hill (30‐39) 134 Cade Strand 729 KTM 2 04:06:45.224 Open 184 Matt Rogers 920 KTM 2 04:23:47.463Old Timers (40‐49) 135 Frank Felder 856 HON 2 04:06:56.238 250cc 185 Jamie Garbowski 668 KTM 2 04:24:21.564Team 136 Pappa/Scott Sqerler 1063 YAM 2 04:07:08.421 250cc 186 Brad Storm 938 HON 2 04:24:57.023Over The Hill (30‐39) 137 Jeremy Tripp 952 YAM 2 04:08:01.571 Team 187 Adam Ridlon 1194 KTM 2 04:25:29.362200cc & Under 138 Stephen Briggs 719 KTM 2 04:08:29.120 Open 188 Orn Wilson 90 KTM 2 04:25:45.274200cc & Under 139 Jeff Hiatt 827 YAM 2 04:08:50.976 Old Timers (40‐49) 189 Troy Turner 81 HON 2 04:25:56.303Open 140 Tyler Kinkade 636 HON 2 04:09:00.211 Team 190 Weston Gerecke 1022 KTM 2 04:26:15.179Old Timers (40‐49) 141 Bill (Billy) Knapp 199 HON 2 04:09:11.927 250cc 191 Jordan Lenk 645 KAW 2 04:26:40.951Open 142 Bob Lovejoy 834 KTM 2 04:09:20.132 250cc 192 Eric Booth 283 YAM 2 04:26:47.534Team 143 Buchanan Knight 1193 KTM 2 04:09:49.008 Old Timers (40‐49) 193 Mark Verbarentse 249 KTM 2 04:26:54.913Over The Hill (30‐39) 144 Jeremy Bryant 819 KTM 2 04:09:57.697 Over The Hill (30‐39) 194 Greg Wright 896 YAM 2 04:27:01.168Over The Hill (30‐39) 145 Matthew Cross 98 YAM 2 04:10:06.730 250cc 195 Josh Stoken 708 YAM 2 04:27:15.785Over The Hill (30‐39) 146 Randy Metz 686 HON 2 04:10:13.781 Old Timers (40‐49) 196 Wade Mauhl 42 KAW 2 04:27:21.417Open 147 Paul Weide 659 YAM 2 04:10:31.081 Over The Hill (30‐39) 197 Niclas Niclas 148 KTM 2 04:27:32.119Open 148 John Bennett 72 KTM 2 04:10:36.011 250cc 198 Justin Morigeau 78 YAM 2 04:27:43.834250cc 149 Nate Fronsman 109 KTM 2 04:10:42.797 Over The Hill (30‐39) 199 Allen Pedde 869 YAM 2 04:27:56.189Open 150 Zack Deforrest 861 YAM 2 04:10:48.538 Over The Hill (30‐39) 200 Clinton Maurer 186 YAM 2 04:28:02.976FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 37

2010 DESERT 100FINISHERSClass Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeOld Timers (40‐49) 201 Terry Wiyrick 915 KTM 2 04:28:14.707 Team 251 Heimbigner Stuck 1076 HON 2 04:48:37.062Team 202 Downing Fife 1004 KTM 2 04:28:33.520 Old Timers (40‐49) 252 Jim Maezner 289 HON 2 04:48:57.967Open 203 Etraim Curtusan 697 YAM 2 04:29:14.502 250cc 253 Greg Dore 105 KTM 2 04:49:06.063250cc 204 Dylan Buchert 992 KAW 2 04:29:22.458 Over The Hill (30‐39) 254 Kerrington West 93 KAW 2 04:49:12.397Open 205 Andrew Fogarty 184 KTM 2 04:29:27.918 Over The Hill (30‐39) 255 Barry Bennett 80 HON 2 04:49:24.611Team 206 Tindall Simpkins 1037 HON 2 04:30:19.944 200cc & Under 256 Nathan Watson 663 YAM 2 04:49:40.820Over The Hill (30‐39) 207 Wayne Reimer 698 HON 2 04:30:58.757 Old Timers (40‐49) 257 Michael Pery 963 KTM 2 04:50:38.399Over The Hill (30‐39) 208 Nate Knutson 154 HON 2 04:31:25.838 Old Timers (40‐49) 258 Eric Flynn 136 YAM 2 04:51:07.119250cc 209 Roy McNamee 794 KAW 2 04:31:33.888 Open 259 Garett Clark 623 NAC 2 04:51:13.344Open 210 Travis Olsen 706 HON 2 04:31:42.936 Team 260 Clarke Gaskews 1052 YAM 2 04:51:22.033Team 211 Zaluski Hyndman 1002 KTM 2 04:32:38.004 Over The Hill (30‐39) 261 GJ Silverwolf 765 YAM 2 04:51:52.156Over The Hill (30‐39) 212 Yancey Constant 677 KTM 2 04:32:47.146 250cc 262 Mike Johnson 893 GAS 2 04:52:04.730Old Timers (40‐49) 213 Steve Nicoll 204 HON 2 04:32:58.112 Over The Hill (30‐39) 263 Michael Buckanan 755 KTM 2 04:52:14.667Open 214 Brian Frandenburg 831 YAM 2 04:33:07.004 Over The Hill (30‐39) 264 Eric Enloe 297 YAM 2 04:52:22.405Team 215 CAREY/JUSTIN Wright 1028 KAW 2 04:33:44.507 Over The Hill (30‐39) 265 Denver Highley 112 HON 2 04:52:30.127Over The Hill (30‐39) 216 Gabe Warner 94 HON 2 04:33:59.031 Team 266 Hell Sprinkle 1059 KAW 2 04:52:47.942Team 217 Mechan Orsborn 1195 YAM 2 04:34:25.987 Over The Hill (30‐39) 267 Mike Rodgers 685 YAM 2 04:52:58.347Team 218 Moreno Boyd 1158 KTM 2 04:34:38.155 Over The Hill (30‐39) 268 Luke May 734 KAW 2 04:53:07.910Old Timers (40‐49) 219 Rich Miller 906 KTM 2 04:34:47.999 Over The Hill (30‐39) 269 Eric Brown 612 YAM 2 04:53:16.943200cc & Under 220 Dereald Nuez 624 KAW 2 04:35:31.507 250cc 270 Kyle Adkins 158 YAM 2 04:53:30.733Team 221 Krieger Watkins 1081 KTM 2 04:35:54.705 250cc 271 Nick Weleir 52 YAM 2 04:53:38.003Open 222 Brian Maiden 943 KTM 2 04:36:06.686 250cc 272 Wes Ostby 84 GAS 2 04:53:46.427Team 223 Primacio Hamilton 1029 YAM 2 04:36:21.428 Old Timers (40‐49) 273 Daniel Peterson 872 HSQ 2 04:53:52.823Over The Hill (30‐39) 224 Brian Waltson 292 KTM 2 04:37:21.425 Old Timers (40‐49) 274 Al Benson 800 HON 2 04:54:02.245Open 225 Steve Bristow 134 YAM 2 04:37:38.336 Team 275 Robson Rutifino 1079 YAM 2 04:54:15.396Over The Hill (30‐39) 226 Seth Davis 651 KTM 2 04:38:23.279 Old Timers (40‐49) 276 Dusty Garrett 24 HON 2 04:54:23.477Over The Hill (30‐39) 227 Jason Murphy 82 HSB 2 04:38:34.153 Team 277 Hale Rostad 1061 KTM 2 04:54:53.647250cc 228 Reed Evans 695 KTM 2 04:38:51.047 Old Timers (40‐49) 278 Tim Harmon 928 KTM 2 04:55:00.293Over The Hill (30‐39) 229 David Schultz 122 KTM 2 04:39:02.357 250cc 279 Jake Waite 299 HON 2 04:55:13.241Old Timers (40‐49) 230 Tim Warrick 654 KTM 2 04:39:08.270 Over The Hill (30‐39) 280 Brent Sculy 222 KTM 2 04:55:19.996Over The Hill (30‐39) 231 Rory Bosma 775 KTM 2 04:39:14.167 250cc 281 Gunnar Martin 884 HON 2 04:55:28.622Over The Hill (30‐39) 232 Brian McGuire 771 KTM 2 04:39:20.469 250cc 282 Daniel Cocking 931 KAW 2 04:55:43.614Team 233 Brian/Stan Johnson 1039 YAM 2 04:39:33.885 Over The Hill (30‐39) 283 Ross Marshall 40 KTM 2 04:56:13.706Open 234 Aric Pisa 957 KTM 2 04:40:04.368 Old Timers (40‐49) 284 Alex Keen 193 HON 2 04:56:22.770Open 235 Ty Whitehead 125 KTM 2 04:40:12.105 Over The Hill (30‐39) 285 Brian Morgan 976 HON 2 04:56:31.272Open 236 Cooper Lange 166 KTM 2 04:40:28.376 250cc 286 Matthew Pierson 960 KAW 2 04:56:38.043200cc & Under 237 Casey Chaffee 160 KTM 2 04:40:35.677 Old Timers (40‐49) 287 Tim Payne 888 YAM 2 04:56:47.637Open 238 Ty Chaffee 149 YAM 2 04:40:53.586 Old Timers (40‐49) 288 Nolan Estill 1000 HON 2 04:57:07.059Team 239 Olin Armstroub 1020 KAW 2 04:41:03.055 Old Timers (40‐49) 289 Scott Helsel 908 YAM 2 04:57:39.226Team 240 Kelly Shandrow 1157 HON 2 04:44:29.459 Team 290 Hallcoren Melos 1031 YAM 2 04:58:10.192250cc 241 Eric Rex 652 YAM 2 04:44:41.845 250cc 291 Brad Golob 894 YAM 2 04:58:20.098Open 242 Justin Fox 947 HON 2 04:44:47.180 Old Timers (40‐49) 292 Larry Gates 162 HON 2 04:58:28.522250cc 243 Matt Kratzner 778 YAM 2 04:45:00.862 Over The Hill (30‐39) 293 Trevis Stahl 15 HSB 2 04:58:50.424Old Timers (40‐49) 244 Rick McCall 95 KTM 2 04:45:14.793 Open 294 Greg Frank 49 KTM 2 04:58:55.931Team 245 Chris Galloway 1036 KTM 2 04:45:21.750 Open 295 Sean Comell 933 HON 2 04:59:10.704Open 246 Mitchell Wood 818 HON 2 04:45:58.816 Over The Hill (30‐39) 296 Henry Miller 808 KTM 2 04:59:16.586Old Timers (40‐49) 247 Ross Bloomquist 777 KTM 2 04:46:04.900 Team 297 Rennie Sherard 1053 KTM 2 04:59:31.156Old Timers (40‐49) 248 Terry Mykiney 889 HON 2 04:46:21.592 250cc 298 Wayne Nelsen 722 YAM 2 04:59:44.026Open 249 Jerrod Chutich 83 YAM 2 04:46:27.598 Over The Hill (30‐39) 299 Adam Minnaugh 605 HON 2 04:59:52.372Old Timers (40‐49) 250 Carl Murano 845 HON 2 04:46:57.862 Team 300 Stocker Maine 1003 HON 2 05:00:21.107FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 38

Class Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeOpen 301 Matt Frause 647 YAM 2 05:00:38.189 Over The Hill (30‐39) 351 Darrin Gerlech 669 KTM 2 05:11:29.927Team 302 Gullicksen Satus 1070 YAM 2 05:00:59.281 Over The Hill (30‐39) 352 Travis Johnson 48 SUZ 2 05:11:41.581Old Timers (40‐49) 303 Kirk Jungers 115 UNK 2 05:01:05.131 Team 353 Watkins Watkins 1192 YAM 2 05:12:08.381Old Timers (40‐49) 304 Tony Scrupps 721 HON 2 05:01:21.479 Old Timers (40‐49) 354 Rodney Shultz 252 KTM 2 05:12:16.275Team 305 Cody Janett 1077 KTM 2 05:01:31.775 Over The Hill (30‐39) 355 Shawn Kellogg 141 HON 2 05:12:22.000200cc & Under 306 Jake Moorhead 627 KTM 2 05:01:39.841 Over The Hill (30‐39) 356 Stephen Schroeder 988 HSQ 2 05:12:32.281Open 307 Corey Mayers 748 YAM 2 05:01:45.457 250cc 357 Shaun Houghton 175 HON 2 05:12:38.396Over The Hill (30‐39) 308 Tyler Smith 877 HON 2 05:01:53.225 Old Timers (40‐49) 358 Joel Solis 124 SUZ 2 05:12:47.428Over The Hill (30‐39) 309 Carel Oberholzer 791 KAW 2 05:02:02.461 Over The Hill (30‐39) 359 Dylan Zuschwerdt 630 YAM 2 05:12:52.561Team 310 Brandon/Sam Barker 1166 YAM 2 05:02:21.586 Old Timers (40‐49) 360 Jerry Lemke 180 KTM 2 05:13:00.017Open 311 Michael Bessey 102 YAM 2 05:02:41.991 Team 361 Martin Pingree 1167 YAM 2 05:13:33.729Team 312 Slaby Roddic 1072 HON 2 05:02:54.050 250cc 362 James Bender 126 HON 2 05:13:43.666250cc 313 Kyle Stave 927 YAM 2 05:03:01.959 Team 363 Diffenbach Wayne 1200 YAM 2 05:14:03.822250cc 314 Jeremy Chutich 3 KAW 2 05:03:10.009 Open 364 Daniel Snyder 653 YAM 2 05:14:17.971Team 315 Hallstrom Stever 1082 KTM 2 05:03:18.604 Over The Hill (30‐39) 365 John Miller 732 YAM 2 05:14:28.282Old Timers (40‐49) 316 Trey Moody 958 KTM 2 05:03:28.588 Team 366 William Euas 1066 YAM 2 05:15:29.606200cc & Under 317 AJ Peterson 288 KTM 2 05:03:35.000 Team 367 Barkus Veny 1062 KTM 2 05:16:03.614Team 318 Ossinger Starbard 1099 SUZ 2 05:03:56.091 Team 368 Morris Morris 1074 HON 2 05:16:17.155Team 319 Bearger Funke 1100 YAM 2 05:04:12.331 250cc 369 Micah Kudo 991 KAW 2 05:16:28.215250cc 320 Zach Barmyartner 712 SUZ 2 05:04:35.856 Old Timers (40‐49) 370 Brett Angelocci 890 HSB 2 05:16:38.855Open 321 Jason Lerew 76 YAM 2 05:04:43.952 Open 371 Zeth Custer 615 YAM 2 05:16:47.076Over The Hill (30‐39) 322 Derek Debardi 951 GAS 2 05:04:49.147 Over The Hill (30‐39) 372 Aaron Mackey 657 KAW 2 05:16:54.860Open 323 Daniel Hapaiana 602 YAM 2 05:04:56.760 Old Timers (40‐49) 373 Ron Tibern 833 YAM 2 05:17:12.129Team 324 Stewart & Stewart 1069 KTM 2 05:05:04.544 Team 374 Foster Grondlund 1065 KTM 2 05:17:19.149Open 325 Kenneth Klapstein 44 KTM 2 05:05:20.129 250cc 375 Seth Small 89 HON 2 05:17:35.982Open 326 Carl Engle 710 HON 2 05:05:32.297 Old Timers (40‐49) 376 Bret O'Rourke 769 YAM 2 05:17:43.829Old Timers (40‐49) 327 Af Peterson 287 KTM 2 05:05:41.797 Over The Hill (30‐39) 377 DJ Cromwell 979 KTM 2 05:17:52.518Team 328 Ploegewr Brenner 1097 KTM 2 05:05:55.837 Old Timers (40‐49) 378 Tyler Williams 857 KTM 2 05:17:59.023Old Timers (40‐49) 329 Bob Jones 142 KTM 2 05:06:12.560 250cc 379 Jesse Washington 67 HON 2 05:18:06.371Old Timers (40‐49) 330 Burgard Giliomee 165 KTM 2 05:06:24.307 250cc 380 Alex Laughlin 664 HON 2 05:18:17.728Old Timers (40‐49) 331 Warren Pullig 730 HON 2 05:06:31.826 Old Timers (40‐49) 381 Brian Smilen 235 KTM 2 05:18:30.816Open 332 Nick Pelissier 38 HON 2 05:06:39.658 Open 382 Tim Weir 65 SUZ 2 05:18:47.882200cc & Under 333 Chad Lacolucci 99 SUZ 2 05:07:00.374 Over The Hill (30‐39) 383 CJ Murray 133 KTM 2 05:18:58.459250cc 334 Sean Murphy 912 HON 2 05:07:38.329 250cc 384 Jenson Evans 687 KTM 2 05:19:18.162Over The Hill (30‐39) 335 Nathan Barrow 972 HON 2 05:07:46.644 Over The Hill (30‐39) 385 Aaron Rus 900 YAM 2 05:19:26.992Team 336 Bleckov Lovgren 1006 YAM 2 05:08:10.918 Open 386 Jon Rasmussen 865 YAM 2 05:19:42.888Over The Hill (30‐39) 337 Chris Gonzales 875 YAM 2 05:08:16.503 Team 387 Josh/Chad Witherspoon 1056 HON 2 05:20:07.318Old Timers (40‐49) 338 Quentin Ray 215 HON 2 05:08:21.495 Over The Hill (30‐39) 388 McKee Baxton 200 YAM 2 05:20:20.063Open 339 Nicholas Flanders 826 HON 2 05:08:26.767 Old Timers (40‐49) 389 Mike Karlgaard 197 HON 2 05:20:27.832Over The Hill (30‐39) 340 Jeff Muller 792 HON 2 05:08:42.289 250cc 390 Drew Bostwick 921 YAM 2 05:20:34.555200cc & Under 341 Shane Landry 756 KAW 2 05:08:47.874 Team 391 Morley Stevens 1197 HON 2 05:20:47.597Old Timers (40‐49) 342 Scott Delap 776 KTM 2 05:09:18.809 Team 392 Hurley Williams 1068 KAW 2 05:21:09.687Team 343 Koskela Grable 1177 HON 2 05:09:56.452 Over The Hill (30‐39) 393 Eric Olsen 914 YAM 2 05:21:20.638Open 344 Austin Holzinger 977 HON 2 05:10:04.205 250cc 394 Chris VanMeter 8 YAM 2 05:21:31.402250cc 345 Kody Pace 631 HON 2 05:10:22.348 Old Timers (40‐49) 395 Randy Szocks 902 KAW 2 05:21:46.596250cc 346 Jeremy Bonin 70 SUZ 2 05:10:56.871 200cc & Under 396 Matthew Jacobs 996 KAW 2 05:22:13.132Open 347 Joseph Hayes 691 HON 2 05:11:02.970 Over The Hill (30‐39) 397 Zac Pizano 20 YAM 2 05:22:22.742250cc 348 Dietrich Johnson 696 KAW 2 05:11:10.895 250cc 398 Michael Madle 117 HON 2 05:22:27.702250cc 349 Kaleb Retz 836 HON 2 05:11:17.681 Over The Hill (30‐39) 399 Bret Bereford‐Wood 198 YAM 2 05:22:36.532Open 350 Chris Forsberg 824 HON 2 05:11:23.282 250cc 400 Cory Quinn 939 YAM 2 05:22:52.085FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 39

2010 DESERT 100FINISHERSClass Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeOld Timers (40‐49) 401 Chuck Morgan 201 KAW 2 05:23:10.478 250cc 451 Matt Young 227 YAM 2 05:59:21.362Old Timers (40‐49) 402 Steve Terrell 245 KTM 2 05:23:19.370 Over The Hill (30‐39) 452 JOEL LAHAIE 41 KTM 2 06:00:36.429Old Timers (40‐49) 403 Chris Baker 994 OTH 2 05:23:25.797 Old Timers (40‐49) 453 Troy Sych 703 KTM 2 06:01:46.910250cc 404 Marcus Flanders 829 KAW 2 05:23:35.953 Over The Hill (30‐39) 454 Randy Hertenstein 903 KTM 2 06:02:11.730Team 405 Small Kinsella 1055 KTM 2 05:24:02.192 Over The Hill (30‐39) 455 Matthew Markham 37 YAM 2 06:02:35.052Open 406 Joby Pollock 965 SUZ 2 05:24:09.898 Team 456 Josh/Jason Schumacher 1073 KAW 2 06:02:53.928Old Timers (40‐49) 407 Steve Brockett 280 SUZ 2 05:24:15.592 250cc 457 Scott Comins 168 HON 2 06:03:08.701Old Timers (40‐49) 408 Fred Sweet 942 KTM 2 05:24:27.479 Over The Hill (30‐39) 458 Randy Relethford 217 HON 2 06:04:17.170Open 409 Matt Cook 724 HON 2 05:24:33.329 Old Timers (40‐49) 459 Brad Skagen 690 HON 2 06:04:32.707Over The Hill (30‐39) 410 Jeff Dietrich 187 KAW 2 05:24:38.977 Over The Hill (30‐39) 460 Jerry Markham 155 KAW 2 06:04:42.707250cc 411 Paul Susbauer 760 HON 2 05:24:45.107 250cc 461 Dane Stemme 881 HON 2 06:08:42.011Old Timers (40‐49) 412 Marcus Wilcox 803 KTM 2 05:24:51.301 Old Timers (40‐49) 462 Fernando Ulloa 639 HON 2 06:10:22.912Over The Hill (30‐39) 413 Ian D`Ambrosia 746 KTM 2 05:24:57.026 Open 463 Matthew Fogarty 71 HON 2 06:10:53.863200cc & Under 414 Terry Wolford 787 KTM 2 05:25:57.710 Over The Hill (30‐39) 464 Alex Altizer 798 KTM 2 06:11:18.152Old Timers (40‐49) 415 Rick Peterson 281 KTM 2 05:26:08.068 Open 465 Trevor Altizer 797 KTM 2 06:11:29.961Old Timers (40‐49) 416 Franklin Gunderson 169 KAW 2 05:26:26.430 Old Timers (40‐49) 466 Ken Rogers 821 HON 2 06:12:36.449Over The Hill (30‐39) 417 Jason McElreath 641 KTM 2 05:27:12.294 Old Timers (40‐49) 467 Jesse Mitchell 640 HON 2 06:14:20.735200cc & Under 418 Tony Gronlund 879 KAW 2 05:28:42.477 Over The Hill (30‐39) 468 Chris James 114 HON 2 06:17:39.292Over The Hill (30‐39) 419 Jason Bringley 971 YAM 2 05:29:21.540 Old Timers (40‐49) 469 Delbert Schroeder 121 HON 1 02:02:02.593Team 420 Rice Vandeplasch 1199 KAW 2 05:29:41.524 Open 470 Justin Vidican 736 YAM 1 02:14:46.589Team 421 Fullerton Reed 1196 KTM 2 05:30:11.054 Vintage (all pre‐86) 471 Ricky Seylor 439 YAM 1 02:15:16.000Old Timers (40‐49) 422 William Stephenson 75 HON 2 05:30:21.335 Super Senior (50‐59) 472 Richard Welch 450 KTM 1 02:18:00.715200cc & Under 423 Mark Peaslee 949 YAM 2 05:30:34.096 Open 473 Kile Dillard 701 HON 1 02:18:41.338Open 424 PJ Haas 173 KAW 2 05:32:01.440 Super Senior (50‐59) 474 Greg Burns 330 KTM 1 02:21:23.687Over The Hill (30‐39) 425 Mark Eddy 150 OTH 2 05:32:15.574 Super Senior (50‐59) 475 Kevin Bise 346 KTM 1 02:21:31.129Old Timers (40‐49) 426 Doug Jacobs 828 HON 2 05:33:30.563 15 and Under 476 Niko Gabaldo 469 HON 1 02:21:46.682Old Timers (40‐49) 427 Paul Fournier 74 SUZ 2 05:33:37.178 Super Senior (50‐59) 477 Tim Perry 320 KTM 1 02:22:09.395Over The Hill (30‐39) 428 Tami Vanburen 248 KAW 2 05:34:23.806 15 and Under 478 Ty (Tyler) Peterson 465 KTM 1 02:22:29.379Old Timers (40‐49) 429 Jim Daniels 161 HON 2 05:34:35.397 Super Senior (50‐59) 479 Dave Henden 366 YAM 1 02:24:26.566Old Timers (40‐49) 430 Steve Bork 190 YAM 2 05:34:59.468 Women 480 Brandy Hollis 480 YAM 1 02:24:35.646250cc 431 Jim Lee 796 KAW 2 05:35:07.127 Super Senior (50‐59) 481 Todd Wolfe 436 YAM 1 02:24:56.721Old Timers (40‐49) 432 Mike Dahl 978 KTM 2 05:37:45.686 Super Senior (50‐59) 482 Ken Brandt 317 YAM 1 02:25:09.342Team 433 Randy Walter 1042 YAM 2 05:38:54.732 Vintage (all pre‐86) 483 Eric Pemble 452 YAM 1 02:25:16.331200cc & Under 434 Christopher Gronlunch 871 KAW 2 05:39:10.082 Over The Hill (30‐39) 484 James Metz 626 HON 1 02:25:35.612250cc 435 Ryan Sund 213 YAM 2 05:39:22.703 Super Senior (50‐59) 485 Keith Morrow 351 YAM 1 02:26:19.511Old Timers (40‐49) 436 Edward Lily 29 YAM 2 05:39:29.660 Super Senior (50‐59) 486 Dan Bator 520 KTM 1 02:26:31.601250cc 437 Scott Schindlele 876 HON 2 05:41:03.026 15 and Under 487 Trevor Mianecki 478 KTM 1 02:26:52.193250cc 438 Kyle Bosman 171 KTM 2 05:41:54.007 Super Senior (50‐59) 488 Bill Perkins 473 KTM 1 02:26:59.665Open 439 Coby Young 950 HON 2 05:42:54.645 15 and Under 489 Justin Grable 574 KTM 1 02:27:23.986Open 440 Delmer Voegele III 910 YAM 2 05:43:24.503 Women 490 Victoria Hett 444 KTM 1 02:27:32.878250cc 441 Wilder Molyneux 244 YAM 2 05:43:43.894 Super Senior (50‐59) 491 Floyd Reves 428 KTM 1 02:28:00.162Open 442 Rob Flaherty 793 YAM 2 05:44:08.948 Over The Hill (30‐39) 492 Ian Murphy 26 KAW 1 02:28:14.530250cc 443 Cody Griffith 704 HON 2 05:45:16.371 Over The Hill (30‐39) 493 Greg Melton 25 KAW 1 02:28:25.418Over The Hill (30‐39) 444 Vince DeSantis 813 HON 2 05:46:08.210 Super Senior (50‐59) 494 Baxton Chelette 475 HON 1 02:28:33.172Open 445 Kaui Kaluoa 633 KAW 2 05:47:22.388 Super Senior (50‐59) 495 John Starkweather 374 HON 1 02:28:48.085Team 446 Ristine Wells 1191 HON 2 05:47:53.058 15 and Under 496 Joshua Henden 332 YAM 1 02:29:20.143Team 447 Richard/RJ Salisbury 1178 KTM 2 05:48:18.688 250cc 497 Nic Still 240 KTM 1 02:29:35.743250cc 448 David Gordon 766 YAM 2 05:52:18.851 200cc & Under 498 John Scarrow 702 KTM 1 02:30:22.263200cc & Under 449 Chris Blazevich 56 SUZ 2 05:56:08.748 Women 499 Shayla Fulfer 399 YAM 1 02:30:31.389250cc 450 Joel Larson 638 YAM 2 05:57:33.316 15 and Under 500 Layton Lasher 501 KAW 1 02:30:41.669FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 11TH, 2011 40

Class Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeVintage (all pre‐86) 501 Todd Bohnet 519 HSQ 1 02:30:49.578 15 and Under 551 Zachary Kurtz 440 YAM 1 02:45:07.611Women 502 Amanda Binckley 552 KTM 1 02:31:14.507 Super Senior (50‐59) 552 Wayne Smith 432 KAW 1 02:45:31.495Super Senior (50‐59) 503 Steve Davis 354 HSQ 1 02:31:41.963 15 and Under 553 Jason Jorgensen 575 KAW 1 02:45:35.504Super Senior (50‐59) 504 Dean Harriman 449 YAM 1 02:31:48.156 Super Senior (50‐59) 554 Irven Walker 358 KTM 1 02:45:47.407Super Senior (50‐59) 505 Mike Vail 331 KAW 1 02:31:56.955 15 and Under 555 Alajah Stone 512 HON 1 02:45:54.33315 and Under 506 Ben Jahns 572 KAW 1 02:32:23.974 15 and Under 556 Nikolas Clarke 334 KTM 1 02:46:23.17815 and Under 507 Jake Janett 466 KTM 1 02:33:15.033 Women 557 Sally Kagele 319 HON 1 02:47:32.286Over The Hill (30‐39) 508 Grant Pollock 997 HON 1 02:33:34.439 Super Senior (50‐59) 558 Bruno Thielmann 467 HON 1 02:47:37.215Super Senior (50‐59) 509 Mike Herbert 367 KTM 1 02:33:42.941 Sixty & Up 559 JM Dochstader 303 KTM 1 02:47:53.985Super Senior (50‐59) 510 Mike Northup 515 HON 1 02:33:55.094 Women 560 Rachel Karlgaard 420 HON 1 02:48:03.470250cc 511 Ryan Stave 930 HON 1 02:34:20.179 Women 561 Emily Schelter 509 YAM 1 02:48:09.13315 and Under 512 Joel Tonsgard 513 HSQ 1 02:34:47.042 Super Senior (50‐59) 562 Jim Broglio 546 BET 1 02:48:32.595Old Timers (40‐49) 513 Jonathan Roming 961 YAM 1 02:34:59.569 Super Senior (50‐59) 563 Mark Cook 376 YAM 1 02:48:41.56515 and Under 514 Jacob McDonald 389 YAM 1 02:35:53.810 Super Senior (50‐59) 564 Kelly Hayes 416 SUZ 1 02:48:46.698Super Senior (50‐59) 515 Robin Muglich 558 KTM 1 02:36:10.034 Super Senior (50‐59) 565 Jerry Huffman 455 YAM 1 02:48:51.737Super Senior (50‐59) 516 Don Noble 424 HON 1 02:36:20.705 Super Senior (50‐59) 566 Dave Chutich 506 KTM 1 02:49:16.10415 and Under 517 Eric Giese 453 YAM 1 02:36:29.737 Women 567 Gina Eaton 471 YAM 1 02:49:24.466Super Senior (50‐59) 518 Mark Harrbon 338 KTM 1 02:36:42.435 Women 568 Tia Flynn 403 KTM 1 02:49:46.852Seventy & Up 519 Al Perrett 316 UNK 1 02:36:49.377 Super Senior (50‐59) 569 Todd Hendrick 488 GAS 1 02:49:56.227Open 520 Daniel McFall 891 KAW 1 02:37:08.846 Open 570 Brady Hjort 644 HON 1 02:50:10.080Super Senior (50‐59) 521 Pat Jaquish 404 YAM 1 02:37:14.915 Super Senior (50‐59) 571 Kevin Stewart 323 YAM 1 02:50:18.239250cc 522 Brett McClary 284 KAW 1 02:37:27.270 Super Senior (50‐59) 572 Tom Bowles 530 HON 1 02:50:27.646Super Senior (50‐59) 523 Rich Zinn 384 HON 1 02:37:37.238 15 and Under 573 Ryan Bell 464 YAM 1 02:50:32.981Super Senior (50‐59) 524 Dan Gay 505 YAM 1 02:37:46.349 Open 574 David Burcheci 709 YAM 1 02:50:45.476Sixty & Up 525 Dave Russell 550 KTM 1 02:37:52.167 15 and Under 575 Jacob Butler 421 YAM 1 02:50:55.866Open 526 Jason Phillips 59 HON 1 02:38:43.414 Over The Hill (30‐39) 576 Nick Graf 226 SUZ 1 02:51:09.532250cc 527 Seth Wolfe 27 YAM 1 02:38:54.224 Old Timers (40‐49) 577 Gere Suart 739 KTM 1 02:51:21.029Super Senior (50‐59) 528 Keith Lerew 370 YAM 1 02:39:40.244 Super Senior (50‐59) 578 Butch Wagner 543 KTM 1 02:51:26.832Super Senior (50‐59) 529 John Hendrickson 597 HON 1 02:39:48.980 250cc 579 Brandon Talbert 742 HON 1 02:52:31.19815 and Under 530 Connar McQurston 508 KTM 1 02:39:56.172 Super Senior (50‐59) 580 Jim Johnson 462 KTM 1 02:52:46.314250cc 531 Wyatt Patik 946 SUZ 1 02:40:34.845 Super Senior (50‐59) 581 Reid Daruda 412 GAS 1 02:52:55.081Women 532 Jessica Brown 301 KTM 1 02:41:02.691 Super Senior (50‐59) 582 D Smith 476 KTM 1 02:52:56.00015 and Under 533 Bailey Holt 598 HON 1 02:41:09.664 Old Timers (40‐49) 583 Richard McDonald 682 HON 1 02:53:52.131Women 534 Chantelle Bykerk 570 KTM 1 02:41:16.231 Super Senior (50‐59) 584 Paul James 337 YAM 1 02:53:58.66715 and Under 535 Jake Moran 566 KTM 1 02:41:24.437 Super Senior (50‐59) 585 Larry Olson 556 HON 1 02:54:05.40615 and Under 536 Chance Wilkening 324 HON 1 02:41:31.660 Sixty & Up 586 Ross Bailey 315 KTM 1 02:54:27.855Sixty & Up 537 Kirk Gilbertson 328 KTM 1 02:41:37.681 Women 587 Nicole Stoneback 379 YAM 1 02:55:51.424Vintage (all pre‐86) 538 Steven Wilson 580 HON 1 02:41:43.297 15 and Under 588 Chase Parvin 600 KTM 1 02:55:57.508Super Senior (50‐59) 539 Ken McClelland 422 KTM 1 02:41:48.461 15 and Under 589 Sheldon Stevens 587 KTM 1 02:56:02.625Super Senior (50‐59) 540 Rick Harpster 348 KTM 1 02:41:55.232 15 and Under 590 Tanner Heinz 549 HON 1 02:56:08.77115 and Under 541 Ryan Hiatt 551 KTM 1 02:42:04.716 Women 591 Cheryl Wortner 373 KTM 1 02:56:13.873Over The Hill (30‐39) 542 Anthony Ford 783 YAM 1 02:42:16.011 Super Senior (50‐59) 592 David Lucas 441 HON 1 02:56:19.30115 and Under 543 Jesse Pitts 573 KTM 1 02:42:22.126 15 and Under 593 Wyatt Boggs 415 HON 1 02:57:04.573Super Senior (50‐59) 544 Dug Warren 468 HON 1 02:42:35.402 Super Senior (50‐59) 594 Dennis Covey 325 KTM 1 02:57:10.735Super Senior (50‐59) 545 Russell Mueller 13 KTM 1 02:42:45.760 250cc 595 Harley Hein 842 HON 1 02:57:24.213Super Senior (50‐59) 546 Rob Kadun 402 KTM 1 02:42:52.265 15 and Under 596 Jody Allen 522 KAW 1 02:57:32.731Super Senior (50‐59) 547 Kurt Baxter 327 YAM 1 02:43:16.820 Super Senior (50‐59) 597 George Moceri 576 HON 1 02:57:37.598Open 548 Eric Ludwig 176 YAM 1 02:43:42.123 Super Senior (50‐59) 598 Brian Gualey 305 HSB 1 02:57:41.607Seventy & Up 549 Gordon White 569 KTM 1 02:44:51.964 250cc 599 Chris Hendrickson 137 HON 1 02:59:09.903Super Senior (50‐59) 550 David Stanley 474 KAW 1 02:45:02.791 15 and Under 600 Christian Velende 523 HON 1 02:59:27.017FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 41

2010 DESERT 100FINISHERSClass Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeSuper Senior (50‐59) 601 John Smith 577 HON 1 02:59:32.180 Super Senior (50‐59) 651 Ron Stephenson 335 KTM 1 03:16:20.285Super Senior (50‐59) 602 Tony Devino 559 HON 1 02:59:38.529 Sixty & Up 652 Bud Davis 322 KAW 1 03:16:36.977Super Senior (50‐59) 603 Rusty Gray 318 SUZ 1 02:59:43.911 250cc 653 Austin Meek 4 YAM 1 03:16:51.298Super Senior (50‐59) 604 David Hughes 555 KAW 1 02:59:49.356 Super Senior (50‐59) 654 Dave Bowen 560 HON 1 03:17:55.102Super Senior (50‐59) 605 James McGinty 594 HSB 1 02:59:54.707 Old Timers (40‐49) 655 Darwin Richard 620 HON 1 03:18:04.041250cc 606 Ben White 850 YAM 1 03:00:07.015 Old Timers (40‐49) 656 David Noland 206 GAS 1 03:18:19.703Super Senior (50‐59) 607 Robert Poole 333 HON 1 03:00:11.867 Super Senior (50‐59) 657 Richard Post 588 KTM 1 03:18:51.013Vintage (all pre‐86) 608 Cory Root 578 YAM 1 03:00:55.328 200cc & Under 658 Daniel Ahlgreen 285 YAM 1 03:19:07.549Over The Hill (30‐39) 609 Gustav VanNiekerk 780 KTM 1 03:01:08.682 Super Senior (50‐59) 659 Kirk Johnson 448 KTM 1 03:19:44.00615 and Under 610 Bob Edminster 554 HON 1 03:01:12.847 250cc 660 Troy Currier 986 YAM 1 03:21:17.07615 and Under 611 Micheal Fischer 561 YAM 1 03:01:17.777 Over The Hill (30‐39) 661 Travis Campbell 916 KTM 1 03:21:34.392Old Timers (40‐49) 612 Patrick Fischer 606 KTM 1 03:01:29.758 Seventy & Up 662 Morris Edwards Sr. 413 KTM 1 03:21:42.53515 and Under 613 William Duran 589 HON 1 03:01:49.304 Open 663 Henry Thompson 9 KAW 1 03:22:20.178Vintage (all pre‐86) 614 Bowen Dazey 454 YAM 1 03:02:00.568 Old Timers (40‐49) 664 Brady Springberg 282 HON 1 03:23:13.140Open 615 Jacob Linnes 57 YAM 1 03:02:15.138 Super Senior (50‐59) 665 Bill McVay 310 SUZ 1 03:23:17.367Open 616 Chris Needham 887 YAM 1 03:02:25.980 15 and Under 666 Cody Payne 340 YAM 1 03:23:33.638Over The Hill (30‐39) 617 Jason Linnes 181 SUZ 1 03:02:38.008 200cc & Under 667 Jhn Holm 785 KTM 1 03:24:56.490Sixty & Up 618 Morris Williams 435 YAM 1 03:02:41.845 250cc 668 Eric Jones 152 YAM 1 03:25:17.581250cc 619 Jeremy Waullett 998 YAM 1 03:02:57.461 15 and Under 669 Walker Maks 511 HON 1 03:25:25.569Seventy & Up 620 Jerry Gullickson 360 YAM 1 03:03:02.359 Super Senior (50‐59) 670 Bruce Curran 388 KTM 1 03:26:39.606Sixty & Up 621 Dereald Nuez, Sr 516 SUZ 1 03:03:22.920 15 and Under 671 Riley O'Rourke 463 YAM 1 03:26:58.248Super Senior (50‐59) 622 Paul Haas 417 KAW 1 03:05:27.221 Old Timers (40‐49) 672 Evan Snowden 700 SUZ 1 03:28:07.684Super Senior (50‐59) 623 James Stoneback 326 KTM 1 03:05:40.949 200cc & Under 673 Jeremy Holm 172 HON 1 03:31:38.830Sixty & Up 624 Tom Hockett 377 KTM 1 03:05:57.407 Open 674 Tony Andrade 100 YAM 1 03:32:31.60515 and Under 625 Reid Colburn 583 YAM 1 03:06:11.790 Over The Hill (30‐39) 675 Robert Beals 386 KAW 1 03:32:38.17315 and Under 626 Dakota Sheard 472 HON 1 03:06:19.029 Women 676 Shea Moore 502 YAM 1 03:33:07.03315 and Under 627 Dyllan Gage 529 KTM 1 03:06:35.721 Super Senior (50‐59) 677 Paul Walno 592 KAW 1 03:33:46.719Sixty & Up 628 Rob Olsen 378 YAM 1 03:06:44.675 Super Senior (50‐59) 678 Rusty Hentheau 585 KAW 1 03:33:51.789Open 629 Jesse Preo 810 YAM 1 03:07:14.409 Vintage (all pre‐86) 679 Brian Brittian 395 YAM 1 03:35:29.46115 and Under 630 Cody Costello 347 YAM 1 03:07:22.178 200cc & Under 680 Brian Nalb 681 KAW 1 03:36:24.170Women 631 Louise Dawson 470 HON 1 03:07:29.479 Open 681 Ryan Meller 983 HON 1 03:36:36.775Super Senior (50‐59) 632 Bob Friend 401 HON 1 03:07:36.530 Women 682 Camille Sullivan 445 YAM 1 03:37:02.094Vintage (all pre‐86) 633 John Geer 514 HON 1 03:07:46.888 Over The Hill (30‐39) 683 Luke Bennett 77 HON 1 03:37:37.101250cc 634 Jacob Tiegs 761 HON 1 03:08:13.361 Women 684 Jacki Eaton 548 KTM 1 03:37:57.724Super Senior (50‐59) 635 Brian Chaffee 405 YAM 1 03:09:38.850 250cc 685 Bjorn Dahl 987 KTM 1 03:38:31.763Women 636 Samantha Salisbury 581 KAW 1 03:09:48.100 Super Senior (50‐59) 686 Riley King 542 HON 1 03:38:41.217Open 637 Andy Anderson 646 HON 1 03:10:41.187 Women 687 Brandi McKenzie 342 HON 1 03:38:56.723Open 638 Zeb Keck 648 YAM 1 03:10:54.338 15 and Under 688 Chad Carpenter 392 YAM 1 03:39:04.16415 and Under 639 Hayden Clark 531 HON 1 03:11:01.046 Vintage (all pre‐86) 689 Michael McKinney 565 HON 1 03:39:30.80915 and Under 640 Josh Quicksall 312 YAM 1 03:11:40.545 200cc & Under 690 Logan Craver 802 KTM 1 03:40:28.326Women 641 Molly Ann Morin 443 HON 1 03:11:55.038 Over The Hill (30‐39) 691 Todd Craver 801 KTM 1 03:40:41.618Old Timers (40‐49) 642 James Morin 85 KTM 1 03:12:07.970 Super Senior (50‐59) 692 Renee Gibbons 359 YAM 1 03:40:47.795Open 643 Zac Eifler 980 HON 1 03:12:18.500 Vintage (all pre‐86) 693 Dustin Gerlach 571 YAM 1 03:40:59.870Women 644 Michelle Smith 446 YAM 1 03:13:00.199 250cc 694 Allen Dyke 107 HON 1 03:41:21.632Super Senior (50‐59) 645 Shawn Smith 438 KTM 1 03:13:07.001 Vintage (all pre‐86) 695 Wess Stine 567 YAM 1 03:42:50.474Open 646 Travis Mnsat 683 YAM 1 03:13:56.780 250cc 696 Jesse Dosher 188 HSQ 1 03:43:27.586Open 647 Christian Succio 693 YAM 1 03:14:09.994 Super Senior (50‐59) 697 Barry May 557 HON 1 03:44:45.821Women 648 Alecia Smith 430 KTM 1 03:14:20.742 15 and Under 698 Benjamin Skagen 524 HON 1 03:46:57.110200cc & Under 649 Chad Walno 613 KAW 1 03:14:32.099 Women 699 Kayla Turner 491 HON 1 03:47:28.778Super Senior (50‐59) 650 Tom Costello 357 YAM 1 03:14:35.827 Over The Hill (30‐39) 700 Jakob Stickley 684 YAM 1 03:47:42.943FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 42

Class Position Name Rider No Bike Laps TimeClass Position NameRider No Bike Laps TimeWomen 701 Kristi Niclas 451 KAW 1 03:48:05.688 Old Timers (40‐49) 751 Bob Bingaman 271 HON 1 04:39:48.144Women 702 Amy Tonsgard 586 HSQ 1 03:48:58.931 Women 752 Ashley Hankins 457 KAW 1 04:40:17.721Seventy & Up 703 Norm Burns 400 KTM 1 03:50:06.495 Team 753 Brown Miamekcki 1030 KTM 1 04:46:35.273Women 704 Annette Becker 489 YAM 1 03:50:15.683 Open 754 Jeremy Abbitt 743 YAM 1 04:48:47.764Super Senior (50‐59) 705 Richard Hancock 418 YAM 1 03:50:26.993 Women 755 Brenda Mofford‐Bise 362 HON 1 04:57:16.278Old Timers (40‐49) 706 Duane Smith 634 YAM 1 03:51:31.406 Open 756 Lou Snyder 995 SUZ 1 04:57:29.289Women 707 Ashley Breuer 336 YAM 1 03:51:51.358 Women 757 Susannah Hall 584 HON 1 04:58:35.324200cc & Under 708 Justin Ray 214 HON 1 03:53:52.789 15 and Under 758 Donny Anthony 563 YAM 1 04:59:58.23815 and Under 709 Austin Stucke 361 HON 1 03:53:55.987 Super Senior (50‐59) 759 John Windh 562 KAW 1 05:00:04.790Open 710 Brian Benton 740 HON 1 03:54:50.712 Super Senior (50‐59) 760 David Wiegele 390 SUZ 1 05:04:03.673Super Senior (50‐59) 711 Dave Zernger 349 YAM 1 03:54:59.526 15 and Under 761 Paxton Sinclair 510 HON 1 05:09:11.290Super Senior (50‐59) 712 Bob Henrie 593 HON 1 03:55:05.906 Women 762 Contessa Belmont 517 YAM 1 05:10:27.590Super Senior (50‐59) 713 Dan Wilson 321 HON 1 03:55:22.255 Vintage (all pre‐86) 763 Jim Oliver 544 HSQ 1 05:14:36.285250cc 714 Colby Wilson 878 YAM 1 03:55:38.697 Old Timers (40‐49) 764 Dave Randsome 256 HON 1 05:14:47.23615 and Under 715 Sean Lyckman 521 YAM 1 03:55:50.132 Vintage (all pre‐86) 765 Geary Olimr 507 YAM 1 05:15:10.777Women 716 Paull Lyckman 591 KTM 1 03:55:54.157 Vintage (all pre‐86) 766 Ryan Moore 423 YAM 1 05:18:40.348Over The Hill (30‐39) 717 Malcolm Miller 863 HON 1 03:56:07.682 15 and Under 767 Forrest Farnsworth 461 YAM 1 05:25:01.051Sixty & Up 718 Jim Jacobson 308 SUZ 1 03:56:14.827 Open 768 Jacob Ditzenberger 30 HON 1 05:25:34.000Open 719 Josh Schram 737 KTM 1 03:56:37.244 250cc 769 Matt Brittingham 926 KAW 1 05:28:54.271Sixty & Up 720 Danny Hohbein 442 YAM 1 03:57:23.951 Women 770 Peggy Dahl 526 YAM 1 05:40:39.78215 and Under 721 Nathan Blazevich 490 YAM 1 03:58:30.500 200cc & Under 771 Bobby Rodden 788 HON 1 05:47:29.782Sixty & Up 722 Glen Johnson 339 HON 1 03:58:54.727 Women 772 Hayley McCongy 456 KAW 1 06:08:27.644Women 723 Gina McMullen 553 KAW 1 03:59:30.498 Women 773 Wendy Comins 409 HON 1 06:11:05.859Old Timers (40‐49) 724 Art Hedman 825 HON 1 04:01:10.619Over The Hill (30‐39) 774 Todf Skaugstad 809 HON 1 06:11:19.000Super Senior (50‐59) 725 Mark Edwards 460 YAM 1 04:01:48.324Vintage (all pre‐86) 775 Ron Porter 426 YAM 1 06:17:00.978200cc & Under 776 Scott Rosen 219 HON 1 06:30:56.282Seventy & Up 726 George Sinclair 427 KTM 1 04:02:21.693Open 727 Brady Webb 741 HON 1 04:04:43.996Vintage (all pre‐86) 728 Wade Bonds 599 YAM 1 04:10:22.03315 and Under 729 Keller Moody 547 KAW 1 04:11:37.21015 and Under 730 Brian Stucke 364 HON 1 04:11:41.905Old Timers (40‐49) 731 John Hulse 745 HON 1 04:14:07.39115 and Under 732 Reece Wiyrick 447 KTM 1 04:15:01.289Women 733 Amanda Delaverge 518 HON 1 04:16:05.156200cc & Under 734 Jeff Roeth 218 KAW 1 04:16:28.634200cc & Under 735 Matt DeLaVergne 694 YAM 1 04:17:01.550Women 736 Laura Dingmon 590 YAM 1 04:17:32.828Open 737 Stephen Hulse 723 HON 1 04:18:21.28215 and Under 738 Nick Myers 393 HON 1 04:21:42.803Women 739 Keeley Pingree 579 YAM 1 04:23:01.318200cc & Under 740 Cole Thacker 135 HON 1 04:24:33.842Old Timers (40‐49) 741 Lowell Thacker 146 YAM 1 04:25:05.322Open 742 Blaine Wingard 43 YAM 1 04:26:02.559Women 743 Renee Shaw 398 YAM 1 04:28:40.228Open 744 Nic Picard 290 KAW 1 04:28:50.478Open 745 Mark Fullerton 291 YAM 1 04:28:57.888Open 746 Philip Benton 296 HON 1 04:29:06.920Over The Hill (30‐39) 747 Shawn Wright 762 HON 1 04:30:43.921Women 748 Jessyca Barker 582 KAW 1 04:31:46.555Women 749 Brooke Shore 477 HON 1 04:33:17.50315 and Under 750 Quinton Morgan 568 YAM 1 04:37:51.986FLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 43

2010 DESERT 100FINISHERSClass Position Name Rider No Laps BikeClass Position NameRider No Laps Bike8 & under 1 Connor Brengan 1273 8 KTM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 1 Cannon Sires 1370 10 HON8 & under 2 Seth Harris 1227 7 SUZ 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 2 Cole Stever 1493 10 HON8 & under 3 Austin Swain 1290 7 KAW 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 3 Tyler Amoruso 1446 10 HON8 & under 4 Johnny Oloughlen 1275 6 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 4 Robby Nilson 1448 10 KTM8 & under 5 Derek Pearse 1281 6 SUZ 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 5 Alajah Stone 1400 9 HON8 & under 6 Keith Lovejoy 1269 6 YAM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 6 Mikey Latterell 1456 9 HON8 & under 7 Carter Little 1225 6 KTM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 7 Cody Jahns 1459 9 KAW8 & under 8 Logan Tonsgard 1299 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 8 Henry Orkney 1480 9 YAM8 & under 9 Carstan Marsh 1278 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 9 Kodiak Perry 1355 9 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 10 Kyle Kerb 1428 9 HON8 & under 10 Gavin Boggs 1221 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 11 Kyle Achl 1464 9 KAW8 & under 11 Matthew Showman 1291 6 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 12 Reed Stever 1458 9 KTM8 & under 12 Connor Williams 1288 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 13 Tanner O'Rourke 1478 9 YAM8 & under 13 Josiah Skagen 1267 5 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 14 Cole Andrus 1490 9 YAM8 & under 14 Grayson Bowles 1292 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 15 Zach Richards 1361 9 SUZ8 & under 15 Jason Harian 1276 5 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 16 Jacob Messing 1399 9 YAM8 & under 16 Christien Kuopp 1274 5 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 17 Nathan Blazevich 1453 9 YAM8 & under 17 Jesse Murtendujon 1272 5 KAW 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 18 Kyle Kroneman 1398 9 YAM8 & under 18 Grant Mills 1263 4 KAW 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 19 Loran Boggs 1496 9 HON8 & under 19 Riley Hoyle 1293 4 KAW 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 20 Max Miller 1439 8 KTM8 & under 20 Tristin Williams 1228 4 KTM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 21 Jordan Core 1414 8 KAW8 & under 21 Mason Oliver 1201 4 KTM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 22 Donald Woodward 1409 8 HON8 & under 22 Cedric Barabula 1255 4 KAW 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 23 Taylor Kerb 1425 8 HON8 & under 23 Eli Moore 1289 4 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 24 Joshua Tiegs 1411 8 HON8 & under 24 Cassandra Decker 1222 4 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 25 Cameron Rodgers 1368 8 HON8 & under 25 Alyssa Lattaie 1224 4 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 26 Reiley Enders 1474 8 KAW8 & under 26 Ryan Houghton 1280 4 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 27 Michael Casad 1472 8 HON8 & under 27 Corvan Lasher 1279 4 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 28 Colton Perry 1395 8 HON8 & under 28 Caleb Darrow 1296 3 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 29 Kole Pingree 1349 8 KAW8 & under 29 Blaine MacDonald 1277 3 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 30 Samuel Showman 1413 8 HON8 & under 30 Kellen Anderson 1223 3 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 31 Micheal Fischer 1436 8 YAM8 & under 31 Matthew West 1265 3 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 32 James Sullivan 1393 8 YAM8 & under 32 Juan Knigge 1287 3 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 33 Michael Zubreznih 1467 8 HON8 & under 33 Christian Caballero 1283 3 YAM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 34 Brayden Lasher 1500 8 KAW8 & under 34 Kai Miller 1226 3 YAM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 35 Wyatt Griner 1363 8 YAM8 & under 35 Sydney Wiyrick 1282 2 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 36 Dakota Seylor 1369 8 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 37 Ian Neibergs 1354 8 HON8 & under 36 Jeff Hortron 1266 2 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 38 Sam Lynn 1452 8 HON8 & under 37 Sumer Stevens 1264 1 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 39 Davin Plemel 1426 8 YAM8 & under 38 Mario Knigge 1286 1 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 40 Mike Roy 1443 8 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 41 Joshua Wilson 1457 8 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 42 Quinn Roff 1483 7 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 43 Blake Darrow 1484 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 44 Zach Firl 1358 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 45 McKenna Hiatt 1408 7 SUZ9 ‐ 12 yrs old 46 Eli Murphy 1462 7 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 47 Blake Best 1348 7 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 48 Devin Schueler 1445 7 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 49 Tyson Learn 1406 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 50 Philip Schmidt 1471 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 51 Lucas Bird 1350 7 KAWFLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 44

Class Position Name Rider No Laps BikeClass Position NameRider No Laps Bike9 ‐ 12 yrs old 52 Cameron Wiliams 1469 7 SUZ 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 103 Elysi Krupp 1357 3 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 53 Megan Roberts 1442 7 KAW 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 104 Austin Stevens 1401 1 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 54 Levi Neurt 1485 7 HON 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 105 Ethan Saxe 1465 1 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 55 Chandler Little 1463 7 KTM 9 ‐ 12 yrs old 106 Bailey Phillips 1434 1 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 56 Blake Lemoine 1359 7 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 57 Brady Willis 1440 7 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 58 Cole Selmoen 1352 7 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 59 Trent Zent 1424 7 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 60 David Marshall 1466 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 61 Nick Myers 1475 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 62 Blaine Reich 1392 7 SUZ9 ‐ 12 yrs old 63 Tysen Travis 1498 7 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 64 Alex Cornwall 1407 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 65 Sam Leightom 1371 7 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 66 Garret Amsberry 1360 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 67 Cole Blevins 1470 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 68 Andrew Showman 1419 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 69 Jackson Decker 1404 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 70 Austin Gable 1351 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 71 Dawson Lair 1460 6 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 72 Damen Gaddis 1447 6 SUZ9 ‐ 12 yrs old 73 Efrain Caballero 1366 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 74 Tristin McComas 1451 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 75 Danile Belbin 1450 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 76 Andrew Burns 1497 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 77 Ethan Pentong 1410 6 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 78 Christian Phillips 1441 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 79 Nathan Jones 1435 6 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 80 Adam Bostwick 1495 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 81 Sethj Snyder 1494 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 82 Kevin Anderson 1489 6 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 83 Trent Kozlik 1461 6 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 84 Ecko Augkhopinee 1367 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 85 Eian Adcock 1473 6 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 86 Ryan McCulloch 1437 6 KTM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 87 Trevor West 1416 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 88 Rain Forrest 1430 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 89 Aaron Jacobson 1429 5 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 90 Jacob Olson 1403 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 91 Sara Jane Lynn 1449 5 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 92 Caleb Piscuz 1454 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 93 Jaret DeBardi 1394 5 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 94 Andy Horton 1356 5 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 95 Brandon Roff 1476 5 SUZ9 ‐ 12 yrs old 96 Connor Engle 1468 4 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 97 Cooper Rodmon 1433 4 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 98 Damien Anderson 1481 4 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 99 Rachel Albert 1402 4 YAM9 ‐ 12 yrs old 100 Makayla Whitehead 1432 4 HON9 ‐ 12 yrs old 101 Ana Pearse 1479 4 KAW9 ‐ 12 yrs old 102 Trevis Sweet 1364 4 YAMFLATOUT • APRIL 9TH & 10TH, 2011 45

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