International Old-timers MOTOCROSS Secretary

Following are the top ten finalists for the 2008 OTMX season.

Master A

#1 Eric McKenna, Idaho

#2 Doug Goodman, Arizona

#3 Mark Kaestner, Washington

#4 Shawn Hybarger, Idaho

#5 Don Rohman, Idaho

#6 Monte Benson, Idaho

#7 Rod Matechuk, BC

Master B

#1 Bob Brownlie, Oregon

#2 Mark Pledger, Central Valley

#3 Ed Marchini, Sierra

#4 Kevin Truax, Nevada

#5 Richard McCord, SoCal

#6 Alan Evans, Oregon

#7 Andy Tudor, Washington

Master Plus 50

#1 Mark Kaestner, Wash

#2 Jim Moe, Sierra

#3 Scott Raymes, Sierra

#4 Carl Chadwick, Oregon

#5 Ted Devol, Washington

#6 Andy Jannings, Sierra

#7 Bob Bland, Idaho

#8 Jerome Gibson, LA

#9 Dave Harden, Oregon

#10 Norm Eberle, Washington

Master Plus 60

#1 Terry Sage, Sierra

#2 Bob Krah, Idaho

#3 Ed Perriton, Rocky Mountain

#4 Gary Chase, Washington

#5 Don Tocher, British Columbia

#6 Steve Machado, Sierra

#7 Art McDade, Idaho

#8 George Webb, Sierra

#9 Bart Kellogg, Rocky Mountain

#10 Russ Wyant, Nevada

Master Plus 80

#1 Fred Parsen, Sierra

#2 Dave Scott, Oregon

#3 Johnnie Hall, Sierra

#4 Charlie Burchinal, Oregon

Expert

#1 Chuck Debois, Washington

#2 Mark Bianchini, Oregon

#3 John Kocher, Washington

#4 Jim Fisk, Oregon

#5 Dan Krick, Washington

#6 Gilbert Chick, Nevada

#7 Kevin Wester, Oregon

#8 Scott Burton, Sierra

#9 Dean Adkins, Sierra

#10 Robert McCord, SoCal

Expert Plus 50

#1 Stuart Douglas, Sierra

#2 Jack Gilliam, LA

#3 John Eikel, Alberta

#4 Steve Bader, Washington

#5 Bill Dougherty, Idaho

#6 Barry Chandler, Sierra

#7 Jimmy Harris, Oregon

#8 Richard Kastner, SoCal

#9 Harry Morse, Washington

#10 Pat Gunter, Washington

Expert Plus 60

#1 Harry Morse, Washington

#2 Art Colvin, Alberta

#3 Duane Quick, Nevada

#4 Larry Hartnett, Idaho

#5 Paul Budai, British Columbia

#6 Keith Koningen, Alberta

#7 Rick Anderson, Rocky Mountain

#8 Leroy Smith, Idaho

#9 Leroy Francard, Idaho

Expert Plus 70

#1 Zoli Berenyi, British Columbia

#2 Steve Johnson, Sierra

#3 Mike Dobbins, Idaho

#4 Gene Hrobsky, Sierra

Amateur

#1 Nels Jonason, Washington

#2 Joe Taurman, Washington

#3 Shaun White, Washington

#4 Wendell Bierma, Washington

#5 Scott Roper, Washington

#6 Kevin Worrell, SoCal

#7 Eric Miller, Oregon

#8 James Schondel, Idaho

#9 Kevin Hamann, Oregon

#10 Dennis McIntire, Rocky Mountain

Amateur Plus 50

#1 Ron Verbeek, LA

#2 Jeff Hawthorne, LA

#3 Tony Devino, Washington

#4 Lance Marshall, Washington

#5 Tim Beadle, Washington

#6 Terry Tate, SoCal

#7 Richard Kroske, Sierra

#8 Mitch Alden, Oregon

#9 Ron Lutman, Oregon

#10 Paul Lax, SoCal

Amateur Plus 60

#1 J R Meusling, Oregon

#2 Les Oldenbrook, SoCal

#3 John Craft, SoCal

#4 David Seal, British Columbia

#5 Dennis Rosenberg, SoCal

#6 Jim Willis, Nevada

#7 Bryan Frenyea, Washington

#8 Joe Anderson, Oregon

#9 David Wilz, Washington

#10 Barry Simon, LA

Amateur Plus 70

#1 Jerry Harpole, Arizona

#2 Harold Noell, Sierra

#3 Don Nelson, Washington

#4 Grant Lewis, Washington

#5 Richard Lyons, SoCal

#6 Bill Lyons, SoCal

Novice

#1 Jeff Kerns, Washington

#2 Bill Moreland, Idaho

#3 Kevin Ems, Oregon

#4 John Tillman, Washington

#5 Bill MacDonald, Oregon

#6 John Cavanaugh, Washington

#7 Michael Fowler, Oregon

#8 Chris Baldwin, Washington

#9 Lee Wilder, Washington

#10 Kenn Sjostrand, Sierra

Novice Plus 50

#1 Charles Egerton, Washington

#2 George Haas, Nevada

#3 Randy Dillman, Washington

#4 Karen Willis, Idaho

#5 Ron Rohrbacher, Sierra

#6 Craig Johnson, LA

#7 Dana Bardsley, Washington

#8 Nick McKinnon, Sierra

#9 Donny Collins, Rocky Mountain

#10 Buster Bandy, Rocky Mountain

Novice Plus 60

#1 Dennis Pangburn, Sierra

#2 Gordon Waugh, Arizona

#3 Lloyd Jones, Oregon

#4 Gabe Guttierrez, Central Valley

Novice Plus 70

#1 Chuck Ramsey, Sr, SoCal

#2 Ed Thomas, Central Valley

#3 Jim Herberg, Washington

IX. Rider Classification. Paragraph D. Eliminated the Master B class. Classes are now: Master, Plus 50 Master, Plus 60 Master and Plus 80 Master.

IX, Rider Classification. Paragraph F. When a rider is moved by the system to a higher class and his Rep says no, then his Rep must present reasons for the denial to the other Chapter Reps for review. The other Chapter Reps are then allowed to vote on the move. It would require a majority of “yes, move” votes to override the original “do not move.”

The computer database formula average figure is decreased to 3.0.

Paragraph I. No forced move ups shall be allowed after the OTMX Rider has completed three (3) International events. Except in the situation where the riding committee (chapter reps) have determined there was a blatant and obvious attempt to hold back during those three (3) races for purposes of “locking into a class”. This determination must be made by a majority of reps. Discussion can take place away from the track via email or other means, (other than the forum) regarding accusations of sandbagging for review. When a rider is moved up, he will be informed at his/her next race if he/she cannot be notified sooner. The rider will be given credit for the races completed in the lower class but that credit will be an average of how they have finished the year in their new class.

XI. Scoring System. Paragraph A. ~~The riders best seven (7) scores~~ The number of events counted for the rider will be half the number of events held in the calendar year. The rider with the most points wins. If there are eleven (11) races, 50% would be his/her best six(6). If there are ten (10) races it would be six (6). If there are nine (9) races, 50% would be his/her best five (5). If there are eight (8) races, it would be the best five (5).

Paragraph C. Positive scoring system:

1^st place – 30 points

2^nd place – 27 points was 25

3^rd place – 25 points was 21

4^th place – 23 points was 18

5^th place – 21 points was 16

6^th place – 19 points was 15

7^th place – 17 points was 14

8^th place – 15 points was 13

9^th place – 13 points was 12

10^th place – 11 points

Paragraph G. If there is less than 4 riders in the Master class – those riders have the option to choose to start in a single start with the class they are combined with. 60 masters and 60 experts will be a single start.

XII. Rules of the meet. Paragraph B. Plus 60 Amateurs will ride 3 motos on Saturday and 2 on Sunday.

The following are the move ups for the 2009 season: I put the Master B riders who rode in 2008 through the 3.0 move up system.

Move Master B to Master: 50 Amateur to 50 Expert:

Rod Brock – SOT Chris Alberts - RM

Rick Feigel – SOT Tim Beadle - Wash

Bob Brownlie – Ore Jim Conner - Arizona

Brian Granberg – Ore Ron Lutman - Ore

Scott Creager – CV John Welsh - Ore

Kurt Sofka, Jr – SoCal Ron Verbeek - LA

Gerald Fehr – AB

Lou Maffret – AB Novice to Amateur:

Todd Peugh – Idaho Tim Ellis - Ida

Scott Salisberry – Nev Bill Moreland - Ida

Kevin Truax – Nevada Scott Hunter - Wash

Jeff Kerns - Wash

Move 40 Expert to Master: Russell Kimble - Wash

Chuck Debois – Washington Darryl Inancsi - BC

Aaron Seminoff – Washington Randy Klassen - Alberta

Marty Eaton – Alberta Keith Lillies - Alberta

Brett Graham – Alberta Tim Marshall - SoCal

Lawrence Hamm – Alberta John Schiera - SoCal

Rory Kizer – RM Jeff Theis - SoCal

Todd Miller – Idaho Todd Traylor - SoCal

Cass Morgan – Arizona Don Scrimshire - CV

Robert Stone – Sierra Chris Skillman - Sierra

Kevin Wester – Oregon

50 Novice to 50 Amateur:

50 Expert to 50 Master: Mike Calhoun - Wash

Ken Arnold – Sierra Randy Dillman - Wash

Jim Dallara – Sierra Charles Egerton - Wash

Scott Raymes – Sierra Gus Decker - Sierra

Jack Baughman – RM George Haas - Nevada

Lannx Brown – Nev Ron March - Arizona

Chris Cumbo – LA Paul Rowan - Ida

Dave Harden – Ore Axel Winter - Alberta

Larry Legarra – Ore

Doug Moore – CV I did not run the 60 Novice, 60 Amateur, 70

Novice, 70 Amateur, or 70 Expert because

60 Expert to 60 Master: they do not run 5 motos. Besides, they take

Rick Anderson – RM care of themselves and can run wherever they are

J R Canaguier – Sierra comfortable. This year I did run the 60 Experts

Art Colvin – Alberta because they ran 5 motos. Next year I will run

Larry Hartnett – Idaho the 60 Amateurs because they, too, will run 5

Tim Kennedy – Arizona motos.

Harry Morse – Washington

Dennis Tooman – LA I am not publishing the new Master class list

because it has too much controversy. I will

Amateur to Expert: be sending it to the chapter reps based on their

Wendell Bierma – Wash recommendations. If you are listed as a Master B,

Shaun White – Wash and you prefer not to ride “Master” then you must

Scott Chick – Nev take it up with your rep.

Matt Itamura – Nev

Shane McCray – Ida

Lonnie Young – Ida Published by Annie McCarthy,

Earl Scott – Alberta Secretary/Scorekeeper/Mom

Rich Sigle - CV