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Although Noah failed to qualify, he kept his head high and waited to race Washougal, which is his home race. Noah qualified for the race and finished just outside of the top 20, a huge step for him and his program. Staying true to the hustle and grind Noah received some huge help for the 2016 season from the JMC Racing team. The deal came together at the end of nationals in 2015. Joel, the owner of JMC motosports called Noah and asked him to come race the Top Gun Shootout at Washougal. At the race
the pair of them talked about making the switch to Husqvarna. Chris Howell and Noah then began talking about teaming up and everything started to fall together with the pair of them and Joel, they built the team from the ground up. The JMC Racing team went to Canada in the off season to race The Future of The West Moto series, which is a Canadian arenacross series with a good payout. Noah has mentioned that he loves the laid back atmosphere if amazing and will defiantly be back next year.
Right now Noah and the team plan on doing the Outdoor series but have yet to figure out how to make it to all of the rounds. The JMC Team is building Noah a competitive bike for outdoors and that is their main goal, because they refuse to show up and not give it their all. If anyone can help the team in journey to the outdoors you can get ahold of Noah personally and he will point you in the right direction. @NOAHMCCONAHY The #96 JMC Husqvarna rider has been training with former pro Kevin Urqhart and his results have been steadily improving. Kevin has since started to work with other riders and has begun to build “The Bulldog Training Facility”.
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