Photos

Qualifiers 3 & 4
Orlando BMX
Orlando, Florida
January 20-21, 2007

Photos Day 1

Photos by Rolf Bostrom
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	Unleashed rider Tommy Bruessow waits on the gate.	Cody Simson, 11 Expert	MCS's Jonathan Villa.
Gustavo Santa Chiara leads this Elite Open moto down the third straight.			Tony Lehman will be wearing the Edge Racing color for the state series in the 35 & Over class.
Dan's Competition's Tim Sonner was part of Saturday's winning Money Team.	Carley Young, Donna Snow and Kelly Hutto chat before their moto.		Amanda Geving and Ashley Edstrand over the first jump.
Cody Mack had a good day, winning everthing in 17-24 Novice.	Nick Lucas and Loren Cookerly on the third straight.	Longtime Profile rider, Percy Owens is now riding for Track Stars.	Justin Riddell showed a lot of style and speed, easily winning in the 13 Expert class.
Dingo's Rookie Pro Tyler Faoro with the new team jersey.	MCS's Bryan 'the Kippster' Kipp get a little air on the third straight. Bryan won all of his motos and took a third in the 13 Expert class.	This WFO rider is all business as he heads through the rhythm section.	Former BMX World Champion Kalin Hall helped with the videos for BMXvideo.net
Feelin' the Aftershock! Randy Carlson(3) tries to stay ahead of Charles Cassaro(1C) in this 14 Novice moto. Cassaro eventually made the pass to take the win.			JD Byrider's Trevor Tatum was alone in front of the 12 Novice class all day, taking all moto and main wins.
Edward Robinson IV with a big lead over secon place Arron Cartwright in a 12 Expert moto. Robinson would also win the main.	RIP Racing'a Casey Wasden around the third corner and heading for the finish line. Casey won all of her 12 Girls motos, and placed second in the main.	J&R's Santiago Marin ahead of Welham's Tanner South as they head down the last straight.	St. Cloud BMX Track Director Nick Magmer shows off his famous riding attire.
Aftershock and KB do some close racing in the third corner.	Mikaela Hildreth put her Harcore colors out front and won the 11 Girls class motos and main.	Hardcore's Caitlan Clark took fourth in the 12 Girls main.	Weston Pope(588) in front of Chris Codol(6) and Trevor Davis(32) in a 16 & Over Open moto. Pope won both the Open and the 17-24 Expert class mains.
ONE's Maliek Byndloss had a good day with a main win in 11 Expert.			Waitng for his time to get on the track.
Pain Care Racing's Colin Greene was feeling no pain as he won the 10 Novice main.		KB and SBR side by side as they close in on the finish line. KB's Gregory Schaaf had the moto wins, but SBR's Joshua Rivera won the 9 Novice main.	Riva Racing's Stephanie LaJoie closes in on another win in 9 Girls.
9 Rookie Bradley Scaccia can see a win coming in this moto.	A great team of medics were always there when needed.	7 Rookie action. Tucker Robertson(157) and Brenden O'Brien(573) racing to the line. This one went to Robertson.	Dan's Rachelle Youtzy dominated the 10 Girls class.
J&R's Emily Tatum stayed ahead of the rest of the 8 Girls class in the motos and main.			8 Novice Corey Green sneaks a peek back as he crosses the finish line.
Robert Wellins cruises to another win in 50-54 Cruiser.	Edge Racing's Teddy O'Steen proves at 54 you're not too old to have some fun racing.		Three year racing veteran, Jesse Ansley had all wins in his 5 & Under-6 Novice class.
This God Speed racer concentrates on the track ahead.	The newest and youngest member of the Profile Racing team. Casey Minthorn took moto wins and a third in the 5 & Under Rookie main.	Rookie Pro Josh Frizzell was injured in an off track accident. It's not known how much racing he'll miss.	Dingo's Tyler Faoro gets a close look at the bottom of the first corner. Racing with the Pros can be dangerous.
Britney White snaps some photos of the Pros before her 16 & Over Girls moto.	Clayborn's William 'Petey' Peters had an up and down day. Petey was either in the lead or on the ground for most of his races.	7- 8 Experts race down the first straight.	NBL President Darrol Carr confers with SSA President Jon Pingol during a break in the action.
Rip Racing's Alec 'A-Train' Powell(452) and WFO's Toby Daw do some side by side racing on the final straight.	7 Rookie Devin Maxwell take evasive aciton as Tucker Robertson takes on a passenger in their second moto.	Sarasota BMX Track director Lloyd McDonald helped out as Corner Marshall for the weekend.	Kody Wong goes high around the second corner ahead of Dan's Kale Youtzy in this 11-12 Cruiser moto.
Kelvin Yow just wanted to get his picture taken.	J&R's Mike Kapes stayed out of trouble to take a second place finish in the Elite Men's Open main.	One of the many volunteers needed to make a weekend of racing happen.	Clayborn's Barry Nobles never gave the rest of the Pros a chance. Nobles took the lead early for a wire to wire win in this Elite Open moto.
Ryan Zielinski gets pushed high around the first corner.		Unleashed Justin Joy with a commanding lead in a 17-24 Expert moto. Joy was second in Saturday's main.
.	Jester's Simon Brandenburg, Jr. throws some beads to the crowd.
Ryan Zielinski escaped the Elite Men's Open main carnage to take a fourth place finish.	Ryan Maqin went down in his Elite Open semi to end his day early.	Force's Nicholas Murphy take to the air heading into the first corner.
Track Star's Percy Owens went down hard in the first corner in his Elite Men's Open semi.			Steve Doan, Vice President of the SSA and another of the many hard working volunteers.
SE's Amanda Carr tripled on Saturday, winning 16 & Over Girls, Elite Women's Open and 17-24 Girls Cruiser.	Shirl Anderson a veteran of the 45 & Over Ladies Cruiser class.
	A huge crash in the second corner left Barry Nobles alone in front of the Elite Men's Open main.	Amanda Geving and Amanda Carr had a great duel in the Elite Women's Open until Geving went down coming out of the second corner.	Racing into the night. High Srping's Austin McGraw(925) goes high, while Dylan Branscome(931) uses a lower line to take second in the 15 Rookie main.
Jonathan Villa and .Mike Kapes look on while Barry Nobles celebrates his victory.	This Elite Women's Open win is Amanda Carr's first, but it certainly won't be her last.