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The Thanksgiving National in Morristown, Tennessee was an
excellent event. The Smokey Mountain Expo Center saw some
of the best action and highest moto counts in years, with
Saturdays race numbers at over 190 and Sundays event drawing
over 175 motos, this was a great kick off to the 2005
season. The event also saw some top ams making the move to
superclass.

Elite Open pulling down the first straight. We have Kyle
"made in Kentucky" Weisenberger and Harley Kelly sticking
their noses out in this one. One of the big surprises of the
weekend was former Profile factory amateur William
Greathouse making the jump to pro and making the main both
days.

Fog Designs' Brian Edwards was another amateur who made the
jump to Superclass at the Thanksgiving National.

One of the Dans Comp superclass riders heading into the
first turn with Nick Stambaugh in tow.

Here we have Superclass rider Tim Townsend doing it up for
FBM on a Bitchin Camaro.

Wiesenberger leading the Superclass main on Saturday.

Elite Women heading down the first straight during the main
on Saturday.

Rachel Smith won everything all weekend. Here she is
leading the moto into the first turn for One Bicycles.
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Siebenlist getting it done for Doghouse Racing.

World #2 Mike Mcgonigle of Hyper Bicycles.

Tom Ritzenthaler. Racer, master track builder. What is
there that this guy cant do?

Gagnon has made the jump from Hyper to One Bicycles.

DeRosa heading for the finish line for Hyper Bicycles.

Elliot Banks, just one of many HBR riders in attendance.

18-21 expert moto with Rob Reese leading the way.

18-21 cruiser pull for the main on Saturday.
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