JB Racing's Jeffrey Rastrelli Second in Pro-Am Class
Joel Hetrick Takes Top Five in AMA Pro ATV MX

Blountville, TN (4/16/2014) - The JB Racing Team laid down some great motos at the second round of the Mtn. Dew AMA ATV Motocross National Championship series in Blountville, Tennessee. The race was held at Muddy Creek and although track conditions were much harder than the team is used to, they rallied and pulled away with several top finishes.

Long time JB Racing team member, Jeffrey Rastrelli had a phenomenal weekend. First, the Florida native earned fifth in the AMA Pro ATV class after notching a score card of 5-5. This top five is the best pro finish of Rastrelli’s career. Rastrelli went on to claim second in the Pro Am class on Sunday. He laid down two solid motos. He won his division heat and took third in the second moto.

Jeffrey Rastrelli finished second in the Pro-Am Class on his JB Racing Can-Am DS450

“The Can-Am worked awesome for me all weekend. It is the best bike I could be on. The JB Racing Team has helped me so much and I am excited to have such a solid weekend, both for me and my team,” regarded Rastrelli.

The newest racer for the team, Joel Hetrick, put in a hard day’s work to take fourth in the AMA Pro ATV class. Hetrick had a great ride in moto one, he battled up front all day and crossed the finish in third.  He had a solid race going in moto two, but a mishap put him off the quad and set him back from fourth to tenth. Hetrick was able to make up some time and crossed the finish in seventh.

Joel Hetrick finished fourth overall in the Mtn. Dew ATV Motocross Pro Class at round 2. Hetrick sits third in the Pro Points heading to round 3

“This was a different track than we are used to, it was really blue groove and hard pack, but my Can-Am handled it great and I had fun. I am bummed that the second moto didn’t go better, but I will be ready to go for round three,” said Hetrick. He is currently ranked third in the AMA Pro ATV Class.

Duck Lloyd placed third in Open A on his JB Racing Can-Am. Lloyd scored 3-3 in the motos to earn the position. Lloyd also placed sixth in the Pro Am class after going 3-6 for the day.

Duck Lloyd earned third in the Open A Class at Muddy Creek

“I am working on getting my new Can-Am dialed in and it’s getting better every day. I had a lot of fun and had some good battles. I am looking forward to getting some more testing and tuning in and coming on strong at the next round,” regarded Lloyd.

Maddison Guyer had a great weekend. The young lady pulled away with two second overalls, one in Girls 12-15 and another in Schoolgirl. “I will be working and training hard in the next several weeks. I plan to work harder than I ever have before. Although I had a great weekend, I know I have a lot more work that can be done. I am excited to prove what I am capable of at round three,” Guyer expressed after the race.

Grayson Eller earned second in the School Boy Jr class on his JB Racing 300. Eller got fourth in moto one and came back strong to take second in moto two. The 4-2 combination gave him both second overall and a boost in the points chase.  Eller currently holds second in the class.

Grayson Eller finished second in the School Boy Jr. Class

“Schoolboy Jr. went pretty well. I had an awesome start in moto two and everything worked well for me. I am looking forward to the break to get some solid training in,” said Eller.

Blake Sarver had a solid day and put in a 4-5 score to earn fourth in the Schoolboy Sr. class. “I had two awesome holeshots in Schoolboy Sr., and my JB Racing 400 was flying around the track. I am looking forward to this break so I can get some good training in,” said Sarver.

Brogan Guyer earned a sixth place finish in the Super Mini class after going 8-7 in the motos. “This wasn’t the round I was looking for, but I am ready to go home, ride and get ready for round three,” regarded Guyer.

Tyler Peters raced to a sixth place finish in the Schoolboy Jr. Open. Peters had a great start, and was second off the line and was able to battle with the front pack. Peters finished the class with a 6-5 score; he currently holds sixth in the class.
“This weekend went OK for me. My JB Racing quad had a ton of power and really let me battle in my classes. I had a good time, but I am looking forward to getting some training in and coming out strong at round three,” said Peters.

Finally, Logan Peters brought home the overall win in the 50 single speed (6-8) class with a 2-3 finish on the weekend.

Logan Peters took home the overall win in the 50 single speed (6-8) Class

The JB Racing Team has a few weeks to train before coming back for round three of the Mtn. Dew ATV MX National Championship. The next round will be on May 17th in Mount Morris, PA.

2014 JB Racing Team Sponsors:
JB Racing, Can-Am, ITP, Cheerwine, SSi Decals, PEP, DWT, Makson, Fly Racing, Precision, VP Racing Fuels, Renthal, Impact Solutions, Hinson, Pro Design, Stoops Freightliner, Number One ATV, DP Brakes, Motul, ODI, Rath, Rotax / BRP, Works Connection, Guyer the Mover, Streamline, Sand Ridge Food Corporation, Powermadd, Liquid Performance, ATVriders.com, and Quad Tech