Brian Keegan had another steady performance finishing 6^th in class and now stands 3^rd in the 85cc (7-11) class points. Brian has done well adapting to the bigger 85cc bike from the 65cc he rode last year. In Brian’s words, “I think the bigger bike suits my riding style, and I’m more comfortable than ever on my KR4 machine.” 

KR4 Youth Results:

• Korie Steede: Girls (8-15)   - 1^st
• Jamie Baskerville: 85cc (12-13)   - 3^rd
• Peyton Whipkey: 65cc (10-11)   - 3^rd
• Brian Keegan: 85cc (7-11)   - 6^th
• Logan Theakston: 85cc (7-11)   - 9^th
• Brandon Keegan: Supermini (12-13)   - 10^th
• Grant Davis: 65cc (7-9)   - 12^th

AM Race:

In the 10 O’clock Amateur race, Conner Keegan had another breakout performance in the 200 C Schoolboy (12-15) division. He scored another 3^rd place in class and 42^nd overall out of 375 riders. When Conner pitted for fuel, he told the crew, “Hey, please hurry up, I’m in 3^rd place!” But the KR4 Arrive-n-Ride staff was ready and quickly provided a splash of fuel and fresh water bottle, and Conner was on his way.              

Butch Molnar won the highly competitive Super Senior B (45+) class, bringing his win total in that class to two for the 2014 season. Butch changed his strategy a bit for this race by not sprinting so much at the beginning and instead maintained a steady pace all the way to the end. Butch is leading the standings for the Super Senior B (45+) class.

KR4 WXC rider Karlynn Beam got an awesome start in and was a frontrunner going into the woods. She ended the day 6^th in class and 30^th overall. In her words, “I think I could have [made the] podium today if I hadn’t made so many mistakes. I was actually up to 4^th at one point, but falls hampered my progress.” We look for Karlynn to continue her progression as a top contender in the highly competitive WXC class.

KR4 welcomed a new face to the team this weekend with the arrival of Brad Myers. This Masters 50+ A competitor rode strong to finish 5^th in his class and had a great time on his new KR4 ride. When asked about his day, an exuberant Myers exclaimed, “Now I know how the factory guys feel! Everyone should try the KR4 Arrive-N-Ride program at least once and experience the factory treatment.”

KR4 AM Bike Results:

• George Molnar: Super Senior B (45+)   - 1^st   
• Conner Keegan: 200C Schoolboy (12-15)   - 3^rd
• Albert Chuppa: Elite Masters (60+)   - 4^th
• Brad Myers: Masters (50+) A   - 5^th
• Brittan Laird: 200C (12-15)   - 6^th
• Karlynn Beam: WXC   - 6^th

PM Race:

Colin Keegan followed up his Victory from Big Buck with another win at the Limestone! After he and fellow KR4 rider Kurtis Palmer got off to great starts in the 250B class, the duo rode like they were glued together for the first half of the race. Both riders were passing each other at different spots on the track. At the fuel stop, Kurtis was in 1^st position, but Colin skipped the fuel stop to take the lead from Kurt. Unfortunately, Kurtis had problems late in the race and finished 13^th. However, the race for the win was exciting as Colin closed a 1:15 deficit on the leader on the last lap and won the race by a narrow 1.8 second margin - making for cheers all around!