Western 4-Stroke Nationals Series finale June 2nd & 3rd in Payette, Idaho

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The 2007 Western 4-Stroke Motocross Nationals: http://www.4StrokeNationals.com


From: Don Schneider, President - Series Organizer, snideline@comcast.net : 
Telephone: (503) 756-4782 – Idaho Family Friendly Event Promoters: Denise and Carl Morse: 208-630-4124 or 208-630-4856 or 208-642-4879


Place: Clay Peak Motorcycle Park: 
Located at 2550 Highway 52, Payette, IDAHO. 

The Clay Peak Motorcycle Park in Payette, Idaho will be hosting Round #4 
of The 2007 Western 4-Stroke “Thumper Motocross Nationals” with a returning and 
booming visit on Saturday and Sunday, June 2nd and 3rd. This is a hugely successful, family oriented event which ventures into four different states, making its debut to the facility. 
This is a once a year opportunity to see the top Champions and heros of this Prestigious 
Motocross National Series here locally. Hey, any 2-Strokes are welcome to come and join in.
There are classes for all, including PeeWee and 80’s.

The Clay Peak Motorcycle Park promoters will host this ground pounding event in 
which there will be two Professional classes of 4-Stroke Motocross riders. There 
will be twenty (20) different Amateur classes in 2-Stroke motocross competition on 
both Saturday, with the 250F PRO Class $2000 Purse races on Saturday at 12 and 
2:30 and the $7000 dollar “Premier PRO Class” riders featured on Sunday at 12 and 
2:30 for two 30 minute races. Don’t miss this once a year event, just 4 miles off Interstate
 I-84 at Exit #3. Just three miles from the Oregon/Idaho boarder.

Clay Peak MX in Payette, Idaho (40 minutes from Boise) www.ClayPeak.com 
Contact Denise and Carl Morse: 208-630-4124 or 208-630-4856 or 208-642-4879. 
Address is 2550 Highway 52, Payette, Idaho 83661.



Directions: From Boise: Head West out of Boise on I-84. Take the Fruitland/Payette exit off of I-84 - Exit #3.
 Continue to the right, heading NORTH onto Highway #95. Continue 2 miles, going thru Fruitland into Payette.
 There will be two signs that say Highway 95 (City) and Highway 95 to the RIGHT (goes around down town). 
Stay to the right and look for a Blue sign says Highway 52 and a Green sign says Emmett. Take a right at Hwy 52. 
This is also a residential street (South 2nd Street and Hwy 52 are the same). Go 2 miles EAST and look for signs on
 the LEFT say Clay Peak Motorcycle Park. 

Track is only 4 miles from the I-84 exit. You can see the Three WHITE water towers on the top of the track from the freeway! 

From Oregon on I-84: Once you hit the Oregon and Idaho border at Ontario going over the Snake River, your almost there. 
Take Exit #3, says Fruitland/Payette. Turn left up over freeway and drive 2 miles North. This is Highway 95. 
Stay RIGHT onto Highway 95 around the city not going straight thru. If you go straight, turn right on 2nd street. Look for a 
Blue Highway 52 sign and a GREEN sign says Emmett. Turn right, head 2 miles East, the track entrance is on the left.

Host Hotel: Ontario, Oregon Holiday Inn (6 miles from track): Ask for Special rate for Western 4-Stroke Nationals, 
(541) 889-8621, located at 1249 Tapadera Ave, Ontario, Oregon 97914. Other accommodations: Rodeway Inn, Super 8, 
Best Western, Motel 6, Sleep Inn are all in Ontario, Oregon which has all the hotels right off the freeway.

 Information from: www.ClayPeak.com

Welcome to The Clay Peal Motorcycle Park. The Park has been here since 1971 open to Off-Road riding. Well, now in 
2007 we have Family Friendly MOTOCROSS. We strive to make this the best all-around track in the Northwest and it is clearly
 the largest facility in Idaho. If you have heard of the World Off-Road Championship Series (WORCS) then this is the right place. 
We have had five consecutive events here and it was voted The Best Track in 2006 by all the riders themselves. 

We have two MOTOCROSS tracks, one for youth that helps the kids enjoy close competition but not out on the huge PRO track. 

The main PRO track itself varies in length from around one mile to a mile and a half. Lap times are in the 3-minute range. 
The track has nice loam in areas that is almost entirely rock and dust free, with tons of sand, hay and bark dust mixed in. 
There are rider friendly forgiving small doubles, big doubles, tables, straights, berm busting sweepers, and everything in between. 
Additionally, we have port-a-pottys scattered throughout the site, as well as clean bathrooms. Denise’s Snack Shack has excellent 
food at go od prices, and we even have great speaker system. If you are looking for a fun, family-oriented track, this is it. If you’re
 looking for a challenging, Professional motocross track, this is it. If you’re a new rider and looking for somewhere to get your feet wet,
 this is it! 

Clay Peak Motorcycle Park has some of the best spectator viewing sites with a tower located in the middle of the track and several 
viewing bleachers located around the track.


On Friday evening starting at 6-7:00 PM there is going to be a Professional Autograph signing session taking place across the Snake 
River in Ontario, Oregon at Edge Performance Sports, located at 2390 SW 4th Avenue. Call Mike for details (541) 889-4099. 
For all the PRO’s who can RSVP please contact The Series promoter Don Schneider at (503) 756-4782 or email at: Snideline@Comcast.net


Practice on both days starts at 8:30 AM. With racing starting at 10:00 AM until 
5:30 PM. On Saturday, June 2nd, all the Amateur racing starts at 10 AM. 
The 250F PRO class, two 25 minute races - $2000 Event @ 12:00 and 2:30. 
Professional qualifiers start at 10:15 AM on Sunday with the main $7000 Events
@ 12:00 and 2:30. 


Also on Saturday, June 2nd, the “Premier 450F PRO Riders” will be arriving and 
signing up at the track from 12:30 until 4:00 o’clock. Then, they will be twisting 
up the throttle in a one-hour practice session from 5:00 to 6:00 PM. Open 
invitation to spectators who would like to come out and watch the top 4-Stroke 
Motocross National riders practice, as well as watch the all amateurs racing and
the 250F PRO class Saturday too. Come see these heroes of the sport that you 
see on television. “Feel the Thump” of The Western 4-Stroke National Mot ocross 
Series being held in Payette, Idaho. Remember, Sunday the 3rd is the Big 
Premier PRO races again at 12:00 and 2:30.


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EVENT – June 2 & 3, 2007
Return telephone: 503-756-4782
• 4-Stroke Motocross National (Top 100 riders in USA)
• Clay Peak Motorcycle Park in Payette, Idaho
• 2550 Highway 52, Payette, ID 83661
* [1] 208-630-4124 or 208-630-4856 or 208-642-4879 (Track Promoters) 
 or 503-756-4782: (President, Series Organizer in Oregon)
• Front gate Passes for Sunday: $12 per person per day, youth $6 & ages 1-5 are Free
• Saturday and Sunday Race Classes:
• All 50cc / 65cc / 85cc
• All 2-Stroke motorcycles welcome
• 125cc Beg / Junior / Intermediate / PRO
• 250cc Beg / Junior / Intermediate / PRO
• Plus All Vets classifications
• All amateur Entry Fees $20 - $25 per rider
• Open Vets.
• Open AM
• Open 80
• Open 60
• All amateur race Entry Fees $10 per rider
• 4-Stroke 250F PRO class Saturday race fee = $50 per rider.
• 4-Stroke Premier PRO class Sunday race fee = $100 per rider, minus front gate fee.

Gates Open 6:00 AM • Practice 9:00am • Amateur Racing 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM
Overnight camping is available from Friday night on thru the weekend.
--
Don Schneider 
President and Series Organizer 
Western 4-Stroke National Motocross Series 
2673 Sunset Avenue 
West Linn, Oregon 97068 
Telephone: (503) 756-4782 
Email: Snideline@comcast.net 
Website: www.4StrokeNationals.com

Western 4-Stoke National Motocross Series:
Overall Series Points Standings after Round 3 of 4:
250F PRO Class: 25 Points Per Moto System:

1. Daniel Sani (72); 2. (tie) Adam Metzler/Dusty Klatt (65); 4. (tie) Drew Gosselaar/Brett Metcalf (50); 6. Ty Lacey (45); 7. (tie) Jason Potter/Chris Gosselaar/ Kyle Partridge (44); 10. Joey Lancaster (36); 11. Tony Sherman (35); 12 (tie) Richie Owens/Chris Blose (34); 14. Jimmy Albertson (32); 15. (tie) Trevor Brooks/Steve Boniface (31); 17, Nic Wolfer (29); 18. Matt Lozada (28); 19. (tie) Matt Fouts/Andrew Mcfarlane (27); 21. (tie) Devin Watson/Rhett Urseth/ Jerry Lymburner (25); 24. Tim Weigand (24); 25. Adam Chatfield (23); 26. (tie) Ryan Campbell/Pete Sannan (22); 28 (tie) Ramon Guznman/Clay Higgins (20); 30. Michael Lapaglia (16); 31. Bubba Irwin (14); 32. Nick McConahy (13); 33. (tie) Tanner Langham/Justin Evans (12); 35. (tie) Freddy Sanchez/Adam Mill er (11); 37. Tyler Keefe (9); 38. (tie) Ryan Beat/Dennis Stapelton/Nick Valdez/Charlie Morrison (8); 42. (tie) Derek Vasouvich/David Moskat (6); 44. Caleb Gosselaar (5); 45. Colton Udall (3); 46. Micky Griffin (1); 47. Brandon Kunkel (1); 48. 41. Matt Miller; 49. Jay Stewart; 50. Chappy Fiene; 51. Rodney Hornberger; 52. Brent Davey; 53. Kyle Killebrew; 54. Cale Wallace; 55. Vincent Rhoads; 56. Dane Jackson; 57. Rick Wayne; 58. Tyler Johnson; 59. Kyle Cuningham; 60. Luke Reimer; 61. Tye Haines; 62. Trevor Doniak; 63. Antonio Balbi.


Western 4-Stoke National Motocross Series:

Overall Series Points Standings after Round 3 of 4:

Premier PRO Class: 25 Points Per Moto System:

1. Dusty Klatt (86); 2. Adam Metzler (78); 3. Jerry Lymburner (59); 4. Drew Gosselaar (58); 5. Ty Lacey (47); 6. Daniel Sani (44); 7. Jimmy Albertson (43); 8. (tie) Chris Gosselaar/Bobby Garrison/Kyle Partridge (40); 11 Drew Gosselaar (38); 12. (tie) Tony Boughton/Matt Wilson (36); 14. Chris Blose (34); 15. Rhett Urseth (33); 16. 12. Steve Boniface (31); 17. Konnrad Kuest (30); 18. Joey Lancaster (28); 19. Kyle Cunningham (27); 20. (tie) Robert Hotgrew/Tony Sherman (26); 22. Kevin Rookstool (25); 23. Adam Chatfield (24); 24. (tie) Matt Fouts/Trevor Brooks/Matty Dowell (23); 27. Andrew Terry (20); 28. (tie) Ty Wheatley/Shaun Kalos/Tony Amaradio (17); 31. (tie) Monte Ware/Antonio Balbi (16); 33. Joe Miltenberger (16); 34. (tie) Justin Buckelew/Ramon Guzman/Gary Sutherlin/Tyler Johnson/Andrew Mcfarlane (15); 39. (tie) Richie Owens/Pete Sannan/Jeff Loop ( 14); 42. Kyle Mace (13); 43. (tie) Nick McConahy/E. J. Cole/Rhett Urseth (12); 46. Cale Wallace (10); 47. Jeff Walton (9); 48. Brian Wilson (8); 49. Tim Beatty (7); 50. Danny Hart (6); 51. Benny Breck (5); 52. (tie) Jared Minor/Tanner Langham/Freddy Sanchez (4); 55. (tie) Josh Brown/Brad Oneal/Drew Woosley (3); 58. Jimmy Hazel (2); 59. Matt Hall (2); 60. (tie) Justin Mace/Steven Stultz (1); 62. Derek Vusovich; 63. Carter Gurnee; 64. Brandon Kunkel; 65. Micky Griffin; 66. Arik Swan; 67. Darron Sturgeon; 68. Derek Archuleta; 69. Patrick Wade; 70. John Kent; 71. Bubba Irwin; 72. Dennis Stapleton; 73. Ryan Orr; 74. Vincent Rhoads; 75. Eric Rickett; 76. Brent Davey; 77. Justin Evans; 78. Colton Udall; 79. Drew W oosley; 80. Matt Miller; 81. Matt Provost; 82. Micky Griffen; 83. Travis Tilley; 84. Les Solto; 85. Ricky Yorks; 86. Ryan Rozniski; 87. Zac Wray; 88. Evan Currie; 89. Adam McCaghren; 90. Dane Jackson; 91. Howe Spencer; 92. Chad Robbins; 93. Luke Orr; 94. Kenny Martin; 95. Derek Costella; 96. Darin Chisholm; 97. Anthony Charette; 98. Robby Bell.

2007 CASH RIDERS FUND CHASE
MUST RIDE 3 OF 4 EVENTS AND FINISH INSIDE THE TOP 20 IN ORDER TO RECEIVE SERIES CASH $$$
45 POINT SYSTEM PER MOTO, 45 FOR 1ST, 42 FOR 2ND, 40 FOR 3RD, 38 FOR 4TH, 36 FOR 5TH, 35 FOR 6TH AND DECREASE BY ONE POINT PER POSITION (IE: 34 FOR 7TH, 33 FOR 8TH, 32 FOR 9TH DOWN TO 1 POINT FOR 40TH PLUS)



2007 Western 4-Stroke Nationals: 

March 10/11, Phoenix, Arizona (Speedworld MX) completed

April 21/22, San Bernardino, CA (Glen Helen MX) completed

May 12/13, Albany, Oregon (Albany Motorsports Park) completed

June 2/3, Payette, Idaho (Clay Peak Motorcycle Park)