Alex Hindle, #65, is a MX Lites B class rider out of Virginia Beach, Virginia.   This seventeen year old rider is focused on taking the necessary steps to turn pro in 2009.  Alex used three class wins and five podiums at the Budds Creek Loretta Lynn's Area Qualifier as a launching pad for the regional at the legendary Red Bud where he secured his ticket to Loretta Lynn's in both the MX lites stock and mod classes.  #65 will take his Honda machines to Texas over the next few weeks where he will put the finishing touches on his training and set his sites on a top 5 at next months Loretta Lynn's Amateur National.  Alex is a frequent visitor at CMX and says that he enjoys the "all round challenge" found at Creswell Motocross Park.  Everyone at CMX wishes Alex luck at Lorettas!

Virginia Beach, VA 23456

Academic

John is a 15 year old freshman at Cape Henry Collegiate School in Virginia Beach.  John has made the honor roll every semester and understands that making the honor roll is required of him to continue his motocross activities.  John plans to attend college at UVA upon graduation from Cape Henry. 

Motocross History

John is a relative newcomer to the sport of motocross.  His first experience ever on a motorcycle was on a Suzuki 125cc trail bike at Currituck Motocross in the spring of 2005.  John quickly realized he loved riding motorcycles and also learned the shortcomings of riding a trail bike on a motocross track.  He persuaded his father to buy him a real race bike during the summer of 2005.  John trained at CMX on his KX85 almost every weekend during 2005 and competed in his first race in January, 2006 where he finished in 5^th place.  John was officially addicted to competitive motocross racing. 

For the 2006 racing season, John placed 2nd in the Grand Championship series in the 85cc class for 12-15 year old riders and placed 3^rd in the 100cc class for 9-13 year old riders.  The Grand Championship series is a 13 race series run on tracks in VA and NC.  John finished in 5^th place overall for the year in District 13. 

To prepare for the 2007 racing season, John and his family spent the winter at their home in South Florida and trained at the Seminole Tribe Motocross track every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.  Cape Henry Collegiate School consented, for the first time in its history, to allow John and his brother, Christian, to train in Florida during the 2007 winter while continuing their education at a private school in Florida specializing in the education of young athletes.  This extensive training in South Florida catapulted John to the next level of riding skills. 

John returned to Virginia in March, 2007 and promptly won the United States Eastern Spring series on his Barr Competition prepared KX85.  This is an 11 race series run at motocross tracks in Virginia and North Carolina.  John bested his nearest competitor by almost 50 points despite missing two races.  John went on to win the AMA District 13 motocross championship in the 85cc class for 12 to 15 year old riders.  John was presented with his first place trophy, plaque and coveted jacket at the annual AMA awards ceremony on February 9th in Virginia Beach.  For the 2007 racing season John finished in the top four positions an impressive 70% of the time and took top honors on three occasions. 

To prepare for the 2008 racing season John trained at the Millsap’s Training Facility in Cairo, GA. in March.  Millsap’s provided John with the skills he needed to successfully move up to 250cc machines on which he will race in Lites C and Schoolboy II.  Unfortunately, Johns 2008 racing season has started off on a sour note.  John broke his thumb in a fall during the last day of training at Millsap’s.  This injury sidelined John for 4 weeks.  John’s first race after the broken thumb resulted in a dislocated elbow, which will sideline him for another 8-10 weeks. 

John is very appreciative and proud of the sponsorship and support he receives from Brewer Cycles in Henderson, NC and also appreciates the help he receives from Cycle World in Virginia Beach. 

Virginia Beach, VA 23455

Kiel David Fermil was born May 20, 1993 in Virginia Beach, Virginia.  He is highly competitive and dedicated to the sport and has been racing motocross competitively for nine years. His passion is motocross!

Academic History:  Attends Princess Anne High School and is currently in the 9^th grade. Kiel has maintained honor roll since elementary school and is pursing an advanced study high school diploma.

Motocross Achievements:

2002-2003:

 - Qualified in the Northeast Area Race in the 50cc 7-8 class.

 - Attended the Northeast Regional qualifier in Walden Motocross Track, New York

2003-2004:

 - 3^rd Place Virginia State Championship-65cc Class

 - 1^st Place-District 13 Winter Series-65cc Unlimited Mini-7-11

 - 1^st Place-District 13 Winter Series-65cc Stock 10-11

 - Qualified for the N.E. Division qualifier in the 65cc stock 10-11 and 85cc stock 7-11, but due to an injury was

    unable to attend.

2005-2006:

 - 1^st Place-District 13 Winter

    Series-85cc 9-13

 - 3^rd Place-District 13 Winter

   Series-85cc 12-15

 - Qualified in the Southeast Area

    Race in the 85cc 12-13 stock

    and 85cc 12-13 modified and

    will be traveling to GatorBack

    Cycle Park, Florida in June 2006

    to attend the Southeast

    Regional qualifier for Loretta

    Lynn’s.

2006-2007:

 - 1^st Place-District 13 Winter

   Series-85cc 9-13

 - 1^st Place-District 13 Winter

   Series-85cc 12-15

 - 1^st Place-District 13 Winter

   Series-Super Mini 12-15

2007:  Attended Maxxis MiniMoto SX, riding for Team Two-Up Racing, in Las Vegas, Placed 13^th in the Main Event.

Future Plans:  Scheduled to attend several Northeast, Mid-east and Southeast Area Races in order to qualify for Youth Regional races in hopes of qualifying for Loretta Lynn’s.