Rounds 11 and 12 brought us to ERX Motor Park in Elk River, Minnesota—home track to many racers and crew on the circuit. ERX and the ISOC crew dished out a massive track with an abundance of snow and features, including huge air triples, right and left hand turns, rhythm and whoop sections, and a fast straightaway start. ERX had a great turnout with enthusiastic fans.

STOCK 200

Noah Gillis #189 placed 2-3 in his heat races on Saturday and went on to take 3^rd in Saturday’s Stock 200 final.

Trenton Peterson #28 landed on the podium twice over the weekend, taking 3^rd place in Friday’s Stock 200 final and 2^nd on Saturday.

120 CHAMP

Avery Hemmer #415 earned a 3^rd place podium in Saturday night’s 120 Champ final after going 2-1 in her heat races earlier in the day.

Jaxon Houkom #407 swept the 120 Champ class over the weekend, winning both of his heats as well as the final.

TRANSITION 8-10

Charlie Lucas #345 earned an exciting 3^rd place podium finish in the Transition 8-10 class on Saturday.

JR GIRLS 9-13

After placing 2-2 in her heat races, Ana Wensloff #174 went on to take 3^rd in the JR Girls 9-13 final.

 

Cecily Bernaiche #24 won both of her heats on Saturday and took 2^nd in the final.

Kendall Rose #1 with another perfect day of racing, winning both of her heat races as well as the final.

TRANSITION 9-13

Tanner Johnson #313 won both of his heat races on Saturday and went on to take 3^rd in the final.

Carter Meyeraan #125 made two podium appearances over the weekend, taking 3^rd in Friday’s Transition 9-13 final and 2^nd on Saturday. Meyeraan also placed impressively in his heat races, going 1-2 both days of racing.

Caiden Pflipsen #323 went 2-1 in his heat races on Friday and kept the momentum moving into the final where he took 2^nd.

Dylan Lebel #522 had a successful day of racing on Friday, going 3-2 in his heats and taking the win in the final.

Brady Freeland #831 placed 2^nd in both of his heat races on Saturday and went on to claim the top spot on the box to cap off the weekend.

JR 10-13 

After winning both of his heats, Dylan Lebel #522 claimed 3^rd place in the JR 10-13 final.

 

Brady Freeland #831 went 2-4 in his heats and went on to take 2^nd in the final.

Tanner Johnson #313 with a sweep in the JR 10-13 class over the weekend. Johnson won both of his heat races as well as the final.

JR 14-15

Lawrence Eeg #810 earned two 3^rd place podium finishes in the JR 14-15 class over the weekend. Eeg went 1-2 in his heats on Friday and 2-1 in his heats on Saturday.

 

Isaac Peterson #612 reeled in two more podium finishes between the two days of racing. Peterson took 2^nd place in both Friday and Saturday’s JR 14-15 finals as well as earning a handful of nice heat race finishes.

JR 16-17

Connor Campbell #331 placed 3-1 in his heats on Saturday and went on to take 3^rd in the final.

Lawrence Eeg #810 claimed another podium finish over the weekend, taking 2^nd place in the JR 16-17 final after going 1-2 in his heat races.

Thomas Levi #708 won the JR 16-17 final on Saturday after placing 2-3 in his heat races.

SPORT LITE

Tanner Johnson #313 podiumed twice in the Sport Lite class over the weekend. Johnson went 1-3 in his heats on Friday and took 3^rd in the final. On Saturday, Johnson went 2-1 in his heat races and took 2^nd in the final.

Gavin Love #59 had a successful weekend, placing 2-1 in his heats on Friday and moving on to take 2^nd in the final.

 

Chance Tietjen #500 earned double 2^nd place finishes in his heats on Saturday and went on to take 3^rd in the final.

Cameron Cole #747 earned a nearly perfect weekend of racing in this Sport Lite class. Cole won both of his heats on Friday and also took the win in the final. On Saturday, Cole went 2-1 in his heat races and cashed in another big win to round off the weekend.

 

SPORT 

Drew Freeland #821 had a solid day of racing, winning both of his qualifiers and taking 2^nd in Friday night’s Sport final.

Eric Downs #129 took the win in Friday night’s Sport final after going 2-3 in his heat races.

Ingebrigt Hoelsaeter #252 placed 3^rd in Saturday night’s Sport final after taking 5^th in both of his heat races.

Crayden Dillon #906 went 2-4 in his heats on Saturday and went on to take the big win in the Sport final.

PRO AM PLUS 30

Tomosuke Sano #106 had an excellent day of racing, going 1-2 in his heat races on Saturday and moving on to take 3^rd in the final.

Andy Lieders #57 was back on top of the box after taking a couple of weekends off. Lieders won both of his heat races as well as the final.

 

PRO SNOWBIKE

Things are heating up in the Pro Snowbike class as Jesse Kirchmeyer #1 and Troy Horbaty #157 continue to battle for the championship. Kirchmeyer went 2-2 in his moto’s on Friday and, after a post-race call which DQ’d Horbaty due to an aggressive race move, Kirchmeyer was rewarded with 1^st place overall for the evening. On Saturday, Kirchmeyer placed 3-3 in his moto’s which resulted in 3^rd place overall.

Troy Horbaty #157 redeemed himself on Saturday, winning both of his moto’s which resulted in an exciting 1^st place overall for the day.

PRO AM WOMEN

Taven Woodie #873 won both of her heat races on Friday and went on to take 2^nd in the final. On Saturday, Woodie placed 2-3 in her heat races and took 3^rd in the Pro Am Women final.

Malene Cottew #93 swept the Pro Am Women class over the weekend, winning all four of her qualifying races as well as both Friday and Saturday night’s finals.

 PRO LITE

Marcus Ogemar #58 placed 1-2 in his heat races on Friday and went on to win the final. Ogemar is currently sitting 4^th in the points race.

Ryley Bester #151 cashed in another great day of racing, winning both of his heat races and taking 2^nd in Saturday night’s Pro Lite final. Bester is currently 3^rd in points, only 7 points behind Nick Lorenz in 2^nd.

PRO

Elias Ishoel #200 continues to hold the points lead after earning another big win in Friday night’s Pro final. Ishoel had taken 2^nd place in both of his heat races earlier in the night.

Rounds 13 and 14 will take us to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin—one of the biggest and baddest tracks on the tour with some of the most energetic fans! See you there for three whole days of racing St. Patty’s weekend—March 18^th through 20^th.