Riders have

competed all year at various races to qualify for the annual championship.

This year our riders were up to the task. Katie Waldeck scorched her competition

in the 12-13 Girls, to claim her #1 plate. Alex Gordon walked away with

the #1 plate in the 11 Rookie class and Travis Cross claimed #2. Gordon

defeated his competitors in three straight motos. The 10-11 Girls class

pitted two Peachtree City riders against each other. Alicia Allen took

home #4 and Brittany Carbone took #7 despite finishing second and third

in their motos.

Raymond Yoder

was one of two riders who competed in two different classes. He finished

out the season second in the nine-year-old Expert class while claiming

the top spot for the nine and under Cruiser class. Also pulling double

duty was Adam Waldeck. Being seven years old he still finished a strong

fourth in the nine and under Cruiser class. His strongest performance

came when he claimed #1 in the seven-year-old Novice class, which he incidentally

also took the number one spot in the nation as well.

In other Cruiser

action Jay Yoder claimed the top honor in the 40-44 class following in

his son's footsteps. Jack Carbone claimed #4 in the 35-39 class with his

wife Michelle Carbone claiming number one in the Ladies Cruiser division.

Darian Antram

finished third in his motos and the state for 10-year-old Rookie. Ty Robinson

recently moved up to eight-year-old Novice, and a result behind in the

points (9 th ), but on the track he finished a strong fourth.

The youngest of the Carbone family, Patrick, took number one in Georgia

for six-year-old Rookie. The five and under Rookie class saw William Cross

bring home the #2 plate. In the 18-20 Expert class Arthur Gore took #1

and Brandon Payne #2. Sixteen-year-old Expert Alex Gore claimed #1 in

Georgia. Many experts say to keep an eye on this kid, because he will

be a Pro pretty soon.

Pete Waldeck

claimed #1 in 13-year-old Expert class smoking his competition. Mathew

Stover received the # 2 plate in the hotly contested 14-year-old Novice

class. Another Father, Anthony Robinson claimed the # 2 plate in the 17

and over Rookie class.

For State team

competition, Peachtree City based teams of Fat City Skates & Bikes

and DL Racing finished first and third respectively.

Everyone from

ages five to 65, male or female, can enjoy BMX racing. If you would like

to participate and enjoy the sport of BMX racing check out our website

at www.ptcbmx.com.

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