The Super Mini class is made up of racers from ages twelve to fifteen. This class saw a very intense battle between the top two racers all season long. When all was said and done, the points came out to a tie at 195 between Peyton Zimmerman and Bryce Ford.

#44 Bryce Ford & #721 Peyton Zimmerman battled it out in moto two with Ford taking the win, but Ford finished 5th in moto one after thinking he only needed to finish third overall or better to take the championship due to confusion on the tie-breaker system

After the tie breakers, Zimmerman came out the national champion with Ford in second place. Zimmerman and Ford each took four overall wins throughout the season. Trevor Thatcher finished third with 143 points. Thatcher took three podiums throughout the season. In fourth was Logan Stanfield with 139 points.

#721 Peyton Zimmerman was awarded the Super Mini championship after finishing the year in a tie with Bryce Ford. Zimmerman tied for the points lead in two classes, which goes to show how tight the competition was among the youth ranks

Girl’s ages 13-17 compete in the Schoolgirl class. These young ladies are the future of the women’s class, and the future looks very bright. The competition was fierce this season, but Niamh Shaw fought hard and took the national championship. The championship points battle came down to the very last round, but Shaw performed great under pressure, and took the overall win to seal the deal on the national championship.

Niamh Shaw clinched the Schoolgirl Championship

Coming in second was Maci Devenport who finished just five points below Shaw with 190. Devenport finished with three overall wins at the end of the year. Johannah Vossman had to sit out a few rounds this season with an injury, but she still accumulated enough points to finish third.

Maci Devenport finished in the 2nd spot on the year

Taking the national championship in 90 Open Sr. (12-15) was the number 44 of Bryce Ford with 205 points after six overall wins throughout the season. Finishing second was Lance Walker with 185 points and rounding out third place was Root River Racing’s Brandon O'Neill with 174 points.

#44 Bryce Ford clinched the 90 Open Sr & 90 Shifter Championships