2016 AMA ATV Motocross Round #11 Loretta Lynn's Hurricane Mills, TN August 13, 2016

Rian Smittle took the win in Production C at Loretta’s, and more importantly was also crowned the Production C, 450 C, and Open C National Champion.

Rian Smittle secured an impressive three championships in the Production C, 450 C, and Open C

“It has been a crazy year having lots of ups and downs but words couldn’t describe the feeling of being able to run the number one plate at Loretta’s this year, and be able to say that I won three national championships this year. So much hard work and dedication put in this season and it all paid off in the end. I couldn’t have done it without the help of my whole team,” stated Smittle.

Root River Racing’s Logan Tremellen came in second in Production C with 2-2 moto finishes and second in the series points, but just five points away from the national championship. “This weekend didn’t go as well as I hoped to, but I stayed consistent and I was just a couple points off both championships. The season as a whole went a lot better than I expected. I came out just trying to figure out what I needed to do for a championship and got a lot closer than anyone was expecting. I am still learning and happy to be progressing,” stated Tremellen.

Third overall in Production C went to Devon Kindrick with a heat race win and third in moto two. Kindrick put in an impressive season and ended the year with fourth in the series in Production C.

Dalton Hicks rode his Honda to first overall in Junior 25+. Hick’s was unstoppable and won both the first and second moto. In the series points, Hicks ended up third.

Dalton Hicks claimed five straight wins in 25+

Lucas Lamons took second overall at Loretta’s with 2-2 moto finishes but was crowned the Junior 25+ National Champion. “Words just can’t describe how I feel right now, I finally won a national championship! I would like to say thanks to all my friends, family, and great sponsors who were behind me this season,” stated Lamons.

Phillip Open came in third in Junior 25+ with consistent 4-4 moto finishes.

Youth rider Parker Roahrig rode his Honda to victory with 1-1 moto finishes for the overall win and was crowned the 90 Open Jr. National Champion. Roahrig did not stop with just one championship, he also became the 90 Shifter National Champion.

Mason Jackson stayed busy this season by running four classes and managed to take second overall in 90 Open Jr. at Loretta’s. Jackson was also able to take the overall win and National Championship in the 70 Open and 70 Shifter classes.

#5 Mason Jackson

Justin Messina out of Texas captured third overall in 90 Open Jr. and finished second in the series points.

The points race for the 2016 AMA ATV Motocross National Championship has came to and end, but there is still one race left for bragging rights at the Edge of the Summer Soaring Eagle Resort and Casino in Mount Pleasant, MI September 9, where many of the amateur racers will return to fight for the win.

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