Wow! What can we say other than our riders left it all out on the track at the Limestone 100 this weekend.

We are going to start off with the Pennsylvania rocket little Ronnie Rucsh. We knew he didn’t have the ride he wanted at the Big Buck GNCC. He promised he would make it up at Limestone, and wow did he ever. He had a rough first lap and after that he put his head down and charged to a first place in his class and fourth overall from the second row. That was an outstanding ride Ronnie had ending with that win. Ronnie is now just one point away from the 125 Sr points lead.

Next is the West Virginia boy Carter Kerens and all we can say is we are so proud of him because he left it all out on the track. The finish Saturday morning really reminded us of The General GNCC race when the great Walker Fowler had motor problems within eyesight of the finish line. Carter broke down after he crossed the finish line and like true GNCC family Rodney, Matt, and Jen all came over gave him a hug and a pat on the back and a few words of wisdom.

Another example of the racing nation family would have been when Big Daddy ITP tires, Brycen Neal, and the others that helped push Carter to the finish line.  That is what a racing family is all about and we thank you so much for everything.

It is all about building quads, and building smiles here at 3/11 performance. We are always out to help youth riders so give us a shout at enhancing power, so be sure to check us out on Facebook. 

Carter and Ronnie learn something every race and we are sure when they put there helmets on in Tennessee they will leave it all out on the track again and grow as racers, and young men. Good job to both!