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Welcome to the early rendition of the Minnesota Motorcycle Racing Hall of Fame. The intent of this
collection is to highlight the motorcycle racing careers of the many talented
riders from the Land of 10,000 Lakes.
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Motocross
Gary Gengel
Tom Benolkin
Gary Bronikowski
Chuck Partridge
Bruce Gates
Donny Schmit
Rob Engstrom
Mike Atkinson
Lee Erickson
Craig Decker
Cory Keeney
Chad Pederson
Heath Voss
James Polvony
Tucker Hibbert
Ryan Dungey
Millville Qualifiers
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Cross Country
Al Mathwig
Skip Olson
John Martin
Fritz Kadlec
Quentin Blomberg
Matt Stavisch
Jesse Blomberg
Craig Holasek
ISDE
Todd Mathwig
Kyle Nelson
Dylan Debel
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Flat Track
Al Burke
Al Mathwig
Peter Hook
Billy Hoffmeister
Randy Triplett
Davey Durelle
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Road Racing
Pete Bohlig
Patrick Brown
Glen Christiansen
Mark Dargis
Adam Dolney
Brett Donahue
Sean Edget
Chris Flores
Greg Fryer
Michael Golden
Paul Heinen
Roger Hendricks
Jeff Japs
Jeff Johnson
Tom Mason
John Mensch
Bryan Okubo
Donny Schmit
Mike Seaton
Christopher Spargo
Mark Vanderwerf
Jessica Zalusky
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The Entry Requirements are simple, yet exclusive.
• The rider must either be from Minnesota, lived here during their pro career, or are currently living here.
• The rider must have either qualified for a professional, national level,
main event, or in the case of motocross, scored national points. (Eventually, I'll get to everyone who has ever qualified for a motocross national, but I wanted to make sure I got all others first.)
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As I started the research, I realized how uninformed I was when it came to sports
other than motocross. This initial version does not have details on very many riders and
probably will have many omissions and a few inaccuracies. Feel very free to send me
any information you can provide, even the whole biography with photos if you're
really ambitious. Full credit will be given to any submissions.
You can email the information or use the
Online Entry Form.
Background
The idea for this has been periodically debated in the conference rooms of the palatial
MXBob.Com headquarters, but the funding was always lacking. Spurned on by an offhand comment
by national columnist, and part-time actor, David Pingree, an anonymous donor agreed to pour
in the necessary capital to "let the world know about all the great motorcycle riders that have come from Minnesota."
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