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2009 Stoney Series Race #3
The first round of the Hoosier Hare scramble Championship Series of 2009 was held at the Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club. The first two races of the 2009 Stoney Lonesome MC Championship Series were plagued with significant rain leading up to the events as well as rain on the race day. Round three proved to be no different with heavy rains starting at 4:30AM on race day. The mini course was laid out with tight turns and as much of the available flat land that exists, which is minimal. The big bike course was significantly lengthened in an attempt to preserve the track conditions during the race. Lengthening the course required very close proximity of trails and an increase required awareness of course arrows. In the PeeWee race, both Jacob Stark and Langdon Feltner picked up where they left off at the last SLMC race. Both Stark and Feltner ran away with their class victories. Taylor Day (pictured) cruised through the trails and the 85CC class appearing to have little issue with the greasy conditions landing both the 85CC class and Mini OVerall victories. Michael Witkowski struggled at the start with a bike that would not start, but picked through the riders one by one eventually taking the lead on the second lap. The big bike race exposed riders to many challenges during the race, primarily brought on by Mother Nature. Jeff Cregg continued his winning ways while struggling with brake issues. Logan Chilman rode hard landing the second place overall.
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2009 Stoney Series Race #2
The 2009 Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club championship series second race was held in the completely saturated southern Indiana terrain. The courses were laid out with the saturation ground taken into consideration, but there is not much that can be done in these conditions. The PeeWee racers faced a shortened course to avoid the slimy off camber sections. Jacob Stark landed his second victory in a row and his career in the PeeWee Injector class. Langdon Feltner made the course look easy with his consistent lap times resulting in his first win in the PeeWee premix class at Stoney Lonesome. The Mini course unfolded with both Witkowski brothers (Alex and Michael) winning the 85CC and 65CC races. The big bike race course was shortened as well with an attempt to avoid sections that typically fall apart in the soaked conditions. Jeff Cregg continued his winning ways followed by the exact top five finish order as we saw in the first race of the series.
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2009 Stoney Series Race #1
The 2009 Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club championship series first race of the season kicked off with one hundred Big Bikes and ended with Jeff Cregg picking up where he left off in 2008 landing the overall victory. The course consisted of over 6 miles of classic Stoney terrain which had a good flow and challenging variety. The PeeWee racers blazed into the slick and rain soaked track first thing in the morning with little difficulty. PeeWee Coordinator, John Robbins, provided the kids with a good mix of switch backs with a few higher speed sections needed for tire cleaning. Tanner Guerrettaz and Jacob Stark landed their first wins of the 2009 series. The Mini course provided for some great racing for kids in all classes. A few of the sections also provided an opportunity for them to work on their "body english" in the mud and ruts. For detailed race results, please - Click here
Sad News - Paul Garlick
Wednesday April 8th, 2009, SLMC member Paul Garlick experienced a massive heart attack. Paul touched a lot of lives is such a positive way and he will be greatly missed.
Paul joined SLMC in 1992 and has been actively involved in almost every aspect of the motorcycle community from dual sport riding to hare scramble racing.
Paul held positions at SLMC such as the Buffaloe 500 coordinator, referee, trail boss for dual sport rides, Bill Lord Scholarship coordinator and most recently the SLMC treasurer.
2009 Bill Lord Scholarship Award
In December 2007, Stoney Lonesome MC lost a dear friend and strong supporter of the motorcycling sport. William S. "Bill" Lord, had been a member of the Stoney Lonesome MC since 1992 and very involved with our youth and dual sport events.
In memory of Bill Lord, the Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle club will present the second annual youth scholarship to a Mini youth rider. Applications are being accepted through the end of April 2009
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Shane Watts Riding School to come to SLMC
Want to improve your riding skill and technique? Offroad motorcycle enthusiasts who wish to learn the “tricks of the trade” from Offroad racing legend Shane Watts have the opportunity to attend one of his very successful and widely popular "Dirtwise with Shane Watts" Academy of Riding Schools at Stoney Lonesome MC.
The former GNCC and World Enduro Champion will be conducting this highly informative Dirt Wise schools, based on improving Offroad specific riding skills and techniques at Stoney Lonesome MC on August 1st and 2nd.
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please visit www.shanewatts.com for registration information