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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2024 – REDBUD NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1974 \nWelcome to the beloved and legendary RedBud National in Buchanan\, MI. This legendary race will host round six of the 2024 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nBuchanan\, Michigan’s RedBud is the centerpiece of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. Located just above the Michigan-Indiana state line\, RedBud is among the most highly regarded motocross tracks in the world\, and every July Fourth weekend becomes one the region’s biggest events in general. Located in the beautiful rolling hills of southwestern Michigan – a state with an affinity for off-road recreational vehicle use – RedBud has bragging rights to claim the largest attendance of any U.S. motocross race\, year after year. With just the right soil mix\, plenty of room for passing\, and the biggest jump on the circuit – the infamous LaRocco’s Leap\, named after local legend Mike LaRocco – RedBud is the top motocross destination in a region that loves its motorsports. And the loyal Michigan fans’ chants of “Red Buuuuud!!!” are well-known throughout the motocross world. \nOne winter nearly forty years ago\, Valparaiso\, Indiana’s Gene Ritchie took a trip to Buchanan for a snowmobile race. He rode around the property\, imagining that a great motocross track could be carved into the hills and fields. When that property came up for sale in 1972\, Ritchie pursued his dream of creating a national-caliber motocross track. He and his wife\, Nancy\, found some willing partners and purchased the property. The Ritchies\, the Pattersons\, and the Millers built their dream track and began holding races in 1973. \nRedBud held its first AMA Motocross National in 1974\, and it was won by another local motocross star\, Hadley\, Michigan’s Mike Hartwig. The facility also hosted Trans-AMA races each fall\, often featuring battles between the world’s best rider at the time\, Roger DeCoster\, and America’s best\, Bob “Hurricane” Hannah. \nWithin a few years\, the original partners moved on and the Ritchie family relocated to Michigan to become full-time motocross promoters. Gene opened a bike shop\, Red Bud Cycle\, selling Bultacos and Maicos near the track entrance. The shop mechanic\, a local teenage MX racer\, became the centerpiece of the Friday night MX intermission shows; that teen was the late “Wheelie King”\, Doug Domokos\, who went on to set world records and wow fans around the globe with his wheelie shows and spectacular stunts. \nOther stars emerged from the RedBud amateur races\, too\, most notably Mark “The Bomber” Barnett from nearby Bridgeview\, Illinois\, Michigan’s five-time Women’s National Champ Lisa (Akin) Wagner (now on staff at RedBud)\, six-time AMA MX and SX Champ Jeff Stanton\, and of course\, today “The Rock\,” Mike LaRocco. \nGeneral Information\n\nSmall\, friendly pets are permitted in the family camping area in air conditioned RVs only. Pets must stay in the RV and may not leave campsite. No pets permitted in tent camping sites or in day parking lots.\nGates closed Midnight to 6am daily – please plan accordingly.\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\nWorld Class Fireworks Show Friday and Saturday Nights\nRV septic tank pump truck services the spectator and pit camping areas throughout the weekend.\nWater fill service available for RVs and barrels.\nFlush restroom trailers are available during the day and closed overnight.\n\nLocal Partners\n\nChampionship Powersports\nRock River Powersports\nAdent Landscape Supply\nAusra Equipment & Supply
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LOCATION:RedBud MX\, 13638 Red Bud Trail N\, Buchanan\, MI\, 49107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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SUMMARY:Pro Motocross Championship 2023 Round 5 - REDBUD NATIONAL
DESCRIPTION:Est: 1974 \nWelcome to the beloved and legendary RedBud National in Buchanan\, MI. This legendary race will host round five of the 2023 Pro Motocross Championship\, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. \nTrack Profile\nBuchanan\, Michigan’s RedBud is the centerpiece of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. Located just above the Michigan-Indiana state line\, RedBud is among the most highly regarded motocross tracks in the world\, and every July Fourth weekend becomes one the region’s biggest events in general. Located in the beautiful rolling hills of southwestern Michigan – a state with an affinity for off-road recreational vehicle use – RedBud has bragging rights to claim the largest attendance of any U.S. motocross race\, year after year. With just the right soil mix\, plenty of room for passing\, and the biggest jump on the circuit – the infamous LaRocco’s Leap\, named after local legend Mike LaRocco – RedBud is the top motocross destination in a region that loves its motorsports. And the loyal Michigan fans’ chants of “Red Buuuuud!!!” are well-known throughout the motocross world. \nOne winter nearly forty years ago\, Valparaiso\, Indiana’s Gene Ritchie took a trip to Buchanan for a snowmobile race. He rode around the property\, imagining that a great motocross track could be carved into the hills and fields. When that property came up for sale in 1972\, Ritchie pursued his dream of creating a national-caliber motocross track. He and his wife\, Nancy\, found some willing partners and purchased the property. The Ritchies\, the Pattersons\, and the Millers built their dream track and began holding races in 1973. \nRedBud held its first AMA Motocross National in 1974\, and it was won by another local motocross star\, Hadley\, Michigan’s Mike Hartwig. The facility also hosted Trans-AMA races each fall\, often featuring battles between the world’s best rider at the time\, Roger DeCoster\, and America’s best\, Bob “Hurricane” Hannah. \nWithin a few years\, the original partners moved on and the Ritchie family relocated to Michigan to become full-time motocross promoters. Gene opened a bike shop\, Red Bud Cycle\, selling Bultacos and Maicos near the track entrance. The shop mechanic\, a local teenage MX racer\, became the centerpiece of the Friday night MX intermission shows; that teen was the late “Wheelie King”\, Doug Domokos\, who went on to set world records and wow fans around the globe with his wheelie shows and spectacular stunts. \nOther stars emerged from the RedBud amateur races\, too\, most notably Mark “The Bomber” Barnett from nearby Bridgeview\, Illinois\, Michigan’s five-time Women’s National Champ Lisa (Akin) Wagner (now on staff at RedBud)\, six-time AMA MX and SX Champ Jeff Stanton\, and of course\, today “The Rock\,” Mike LaRocco. \nGeneral Information\n\nSmall\, friendly pets are permitted in the family camping area in air conditioned RVs only. Pets must stay in the RV and may not leave campsite. No pets permitted in tent camping sites or in day parking lots.\nGates closed Midnight to 6am daily – please plan accordingly.\nNo glass bottles in fan viewing areas\nNo drones or remote control aircraft permitted\nNo pets allowed in main fan areas or in Pro Paddock on Saturday.\nDo not take banners. Banners and event signage are the private property of the promoter. Removal of these items is illegal and punishable by law. You will be prosecuted for theft.\nResponsibility. Motocross racing\, like all motorsports can be dangerous. When you enter the grounds you assume the risk of injury and/or damage. It is your responsibility to keep yourself and your children. Be aware of their location at all times. Never turn you back to oncoming racers.\nWorld Class Fireworks Show Friday and Saturday Nights\nRV septic tank pump truck services the spectator and pit camping areas throughout the weekend.\nWater fill service available for RVs and barrels.\nFlush restroom trailers are available during the day and closed overnight.\n\nRedBud National Winners\n\n\n\n450 Class\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nWinner\nHometown\nMachine\n\n\n7/2/22\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nYAM\n\n\n7/3/21\nDylan Ferrandis\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n9/7/20\nAdam Cianciarulo\nPort Orange\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n9/4/20\nZach Osborne\nAbingdon\, VA\nHQV\n\n\n7/6/19\nEli Tomac\nCoretz\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/18\nMarvin Musquin\nLa Reole\, France\nKTM\n\n\n7/1/17\nEli Tomac\nCortez\, CO\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/16\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nSUZ\n\n\n7/4/15\nJustin Barcia\nMonroe\, NY\nYAM\n\n\n7/5/14\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nKTM\n\n\n7/6/13\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/12\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nKTM\n\n\n7/2/11\nChad Reed\nAustralia\nHON\n\n\n7/3/10\nRyan Dungey\nBelle Plaine\, MN\nSUZ\n\n\n7/4/09\nJosh Grant\nRiverside\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/6/08\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/1/07\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/2/06\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/3/05\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/4/04\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n7/6/03\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n7/7/02\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nHON\n\n\n7/1/01\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/00\nSebastien Tortelli\nFrance\nHON\n\n\n7/4/99\nKevin Windham\nBaton Rouge\, LA\nHON\n\n\n7/5/98\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nKAW\n\n\n7/6/97\nJohn Dowd\nChicopee\, MA\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/96\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/95\nJeremy McGrath\nMenifee\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/94\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/4/93\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/5/92\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/91\nDamon Bradshaw\nMooresville\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n7/8/90\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/89\nJeff Stanton\nSherwood\, MI\nHON\n\n\n7/7/85\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/1/84\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/3/83\nDavid Bailey\nAxton\, VA\nHON\n\n\n6/1/80\nSteve Wise\nPharr\, TX\nHON\n\n\n7/1/79\nMarty Tripes\nSantee\, TX\nHON\n\n\n7/2/78\nKent Howerton\nSan Antonio\, TX\nSUZ\n\n\n5/22/77\nTony DiStefano\nMorrisville\, PA\nSUZ\n\n\n4/28/74\nKen Zahrt\nWoodland Hills\, CA\nBultaco\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n250 Class\n\n\n\n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n7/2/22\nJo Shimoda\nJapan\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/21\nRJ Hampshire\nHudson\, FL\nHQV\n\n\n9/7/20\nRJ Hampshire\nHudson\, FL\nHQV\n\n\n9/4/20\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nHON\n\n\n7/6/19\nDylan Ferrandis\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/18\nAaron Plessinger\nHamilton\, OH\nYAM\n\n\n7/1/17\nZach Osborne\nAbingdon\, VA\nHQV\n\n\n7/2/16\nCooper Webb\nMorehead City\, NC\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/15\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nYAM\n\n\n7/5/14\nJeremy Martin\nMillville\, MN\nYAM\n\n\n7/6/13\nKen Roczen\nGermany\nKTM\n\n\n7/7/12\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/11\nBlake Baggett\nGrand Terrace\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/10\nTrey Canard\nShawnee\, OK\nHON\n\n\n7/4/09\nJake Weimer\nRupert\, ID\nKAW\n\n\n7/6/08\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/1/07\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/2/06\nRyan Villopoto\nPoulsbo\, WA\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/05\nGrant Langston\nSouth Africa\nKAW\n\n\n7/4/04\nMichael Brown\nJohnson City\, TN\nYAM\n\n\n7/6/03\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/7/02\nJames Stewart\nHaines City\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/1/01\nLarry Ward\nFlorence\, SD\nYAM\n\n\n7/2/00\nStephane Roncada\nFrance\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/99\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/5/98\nRicky Carmichael\nHavana\, FL\nKAW\n\n\n7/6/97\nKevin Windham\nBaton Rouge\, LA\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/96\nSteve Lamson\nPollock Pines\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/2/95\nSteve Lamson\nPollock Pines\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/94\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/93\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n7/5/92\nJeff Emig\nKansas City\, KS\nYAM\n\n\n7/7/91\nMike Kiedrowski\nCanyon Country\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/8/90\nGuy Cooper\nStillwater\, OK\nSUZ\n\n\n7/2/89\nGeorge Holland\nKerman\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/88\nGuy Cooper\nStillwater\, OK\nHON\n\n\n7/5/87\nMicky Dymond\nYorba Linda\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/6/86\nMicky Dymond\nYorba Linda\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/7/85\nRon Lechien\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/1/84\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/3/83\nJohnny O’Mara\nSimi Valley\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/4/82\nMark Barnett\nBridgeview\, IL\nSUZ\n\n\n7/5/81\nMark Barnett\nBridgeview\, IL\nSUZ\n\n\n5/23/76\nBob Hannah\nWhittier\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n500cc Motocross\n\n\n\n\n\nDate \nWinner\nHometown \nMachine\n\n\n7/3/88\nJeff Ward\nSan Juan Capistrano\, CA\nKAW\n\n\n7/5/87\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/6/86\nRick Johnson\nEl Cajon\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/7/85\nBroc Glover\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/1/84\nDavid Bailey\nAxton\, VA\nHON\n\n\n7/3/83\nBroc Glover\nEl Cajon\, CA\nYAM\n\n\n7/4/82\nDanny Chandler\nForesthill\, CA\nHON\n\n\n7/5/81\nChuck Sun\nSherwood\, OR\nHON\n\n\n6/1/80\nDenny Swartz\nMarietta\, OH\nMaico\n\n\n7/1/79\nDanny LaPorte\nYucca Valley\, CA\nSUZ\n\n\n7/2/78\nRick Burgett\nSandy\, OR\nYAM\n\n\n4/28/74\nMike Hartwig\nHadley\, MI\nYAM
URL:https://extremesportsaction.co.za/event/pro-motocross-championship-2023-round-5-redbud-national/
LOCATION:RedBud MX\, 13638 Red Bud Trail N\, Buchanan\, MI\, 49107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pro Motocross Championship
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