Bryce Ford was crowned the national champion in 90 Shifter (12-15). Ford finished the year with 189 points and five overall wins. Coming in second by only eight points was Brandon O'Neill with 181 points. O'Neill captured two overall wins and multiple podium finishes. Tying in points was Lance Walker and Trevor Thatcher with 163 each. After the tie breakers were determined, Lance Walker was given third for the season.

Brandon O'Neill finished 2nd in the 90 Shifter Championship race

90 Open Jr. has young riders ages eight to eleven competing in it. This season, the number seven of Max Lindquist rode hard to clinch the championship. Lindquist dominated the class, taking seven overall wins, before he jumped up to 90 Open Sr. at the final round. Lindquist finished the year with 210 points. In second with 186 points was Zach Decker who had a very consistent and strong year, taking nine podium finishes, to accumulate 186 points. Finishing third was Aaron Salinas with 142 points.

#07 Max Lindquist was crowned the 90 Open Sr Champion

90 Automatic Jr. is also composed of racers ages eight to eleven. Tristan Evans grasped the national championship in this class. The number 16 of Evans took five overall wins throughout the year and several more podium finishes to accumulate 200 total points. Brock Van Winkle put in an impressive season to take second. Van Winkle finished with 176 points. In third was Dane Molander with 161 points.

Tristen Evans claimed the 90 Auto Jr class Championship & finished 2nd in the 70 Auto (6-11)

In 70 Automatic (6-11), Cale Deal edged out Tristan Evans for the national championship after taking seven podium finishes. Deal finished the season with 195 points, just four points above Evans 191. In third was Brock Van Winkle with 142 points.

Brock Van Winkle rounded out the top three in the 70 Auto (6-11) class

The 50 Open class is made up of racers ages six to eight years of age. Ramon Smikowsi is the new national champion after he accumulated 180 points this season. In second was Bodie Derrer with 150 points. Tying with 132 points for third was Kolton Smittle and Noah Arnal, but after tie breakers, Smittle was determined to earn third place with Arnal in fourth.

Bodie Derrer finished 2nd in the 50 Open Class Championship behind Ramon Smikowsi

The 2015 season may be over, but the youth racers will be hard at work preparing for next season when the AMA ATV Motocross National Championship series returns. Some youth racers will be moving up into the amateur classes and some new faces will make their appearance in what is sure to be another intense year of ATV racing.

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