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HANNAH HODGES
The H-Bomb continued on her usual path of destruction throughout the Spring Events this year, obliterating
all who were on the line with her, in expected fashion. She, like Jordan Jarvis, lined up for the 250 A class, making known that she had absolutely no-fear racing against stiff competi- tion. She showed her true speed in the WMX (16+) division, where she pushed forward the entire moto, regardless of how rough the track became. Pound- ing out lap after lap, she would go on to finish second overall, leaving the notion known that she could compete on both outdoor, and Supercross layouts. Hannah Hodges has done it all in this sport, and she looks to leave her legacy behind, as she competes on the professional tour. She’s a role model, and outstanding leader for all of WMX, and aspires many racers of all kinds, each time she takes her place behind the starting gate.
RYDER STARICK
Hailing from Brentwood, California,
you know he must have had serious intentions, making the trip to Texas, to compete on the sports largest of scales. The Spring A Ding Ding event would
offer an abundance of competition, and Ryder Starick would rise to the occasion. Multiple third place finishes, in the 250 C Jr. division, would result in a spectacular second place overall. He would then head just over yonder, to the Freestone Championship, where his first motos would be beyond impressive. Two third place, podium rides, would set him nicely for the second rounds, but an unfortunate mishap would result in him unable to finish the event. If you know Ryder, you know that he has that rare, never give
up mentality. He’s willing to push through any type of adversity, in order to succeed. He displayed enough speed to generate a buzz within the industry, and he plans to continue that, in the weeks to come.
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