AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #8 - Red Bud Buchanan, Michigan July 26, 2014

ATV Motocross Youth Race Report - Redbud MX
Cole Sepesi Wins Schoolboy Jr. Open Class

Buchanan, MI (8/6/2014) - The Mtn Dew ATV Motocross National Championship Racing Series hosted round 8 at Red Bud Motocross. The youth ATV racing was action packed once again at this famous motocross track located in southern Michigan.

In the Schoolboy Jr. Open (13-15) Class Cole Sepesi earned his fifth win of the season. Sepesi took the top spot on the podium by clinching both moto wins for the overall.

Cole Sepesi won the Schoolboy Jr. Open (13-15) Class at Red Bud. Sepesi leads the class points heading into the final round at Loretta Lynn's

Finishing second in the Schoolboy Jr. Open (13-15) Class was Noah Mickelson. The Root River Racing backed racer ran consistent motos placing second in each. Mickelson currently sits second in the Schoolboy Jr. Open (13-15) Class Points.
Rounding out the Schoolboy Jr. Open (13-15) Class was Westley Wolfe in third. Wolfe finished 3-3 to earn the final spot on the podium.

Noah Mickelson finished second in the Schoolboy Jr. Open (13-15) Class

Grayson Eller celebrated his first ever win in the Schoolboy Jr. (13-15) Class. The JB Racing backed racer earned the win in moto 1 then backed it up with a second place finish in moto 2 to earn the overall.

Grayson Eller earned his first ever win in the Schoolboy Jr. (13-15) Class at RedBud

“I had two awesome holeshots and really worked to get the win. In moto one, I took the lead on lap two and didn’t look back. In the second moto, I knew who I had to beat, so I just worked on riding smart. I am so stoked to get this win! I want to send an extra thank you to my dad, his birthday is this weekend, I couldn’t have done it without him,” regarded Eller who currently holds third in the championship chase in the Schoolboy Jr. class.

#171 Grayson Eller & #14 Sky Volkamer battle for the holeshot

Earning second in the Schoolboy Jr. (13-15) Class current class points leader Sky Volkamer. Finishing fourth in moto 1, Volkamer redeemed himself in moto 2 by earning the win. Volkamer has been consistent all season long finishing on the podium each round.