FAQ – Awards – Bumps – Graphics

Follow Our NMA Racing Pages!

Congratulations To Our 2021 Special Award Recipients

DON RHODES MEMORIAL AWARD – MAKAYLE LEFFLER

In memoriam of Don Rhodes; an avid rider, race enthusiast, dealer, supporter and dear friend. This award is given to a member who has provided abundant special support to the NMA and its riders. This is the second year in a row Makayle was won this award. Makayle was the NMA Pointskeeper from 2017 through 2021, but has stepped down from the pointskeeper position in 2022. The NMA thanks you, Makayle, for your constant support of the organization and its riders.

RIDER OF THE YEAR – MONTI SOREM

This award recipient is chosen by fellow competitors for setting a standard of outstanding sportsmanship and professionalism. Keep up the great work, guys! Your team spirit and constant encouragement is appreciated by those around you. NMA Racing is excited for Monti to be the Rider of the Year for 2021. Monti is a fantastic ambassador for our Enduro series as well as the Offroad series. His years of experience in all parts of racing and events makes him a very valuable assett to NMA Racing.

OFF-ROAD OVERALL SERIES WINNER – BLAKE BEST (AA)

This was Blake’s third year taking home the Overall trophy! Blake is consistantly battling for the lead spot in the AA class and is a staple figure in NMA Racing

ENDURO OVERALL SERIES WINNER – ROBBIE SEAGREST (AA)

Robbie Segrest had a phenomenal 2021 NMA season. Not only did he win the OA for the Enduro Series but also finished 3rd OA for the Off-road Series. Here is what Robbie had to say: “I came into the enduro series this year with the same mindset as I did years prior gotta keep it fun and remember why you enjoy doing the things we all love to do. Every event for the 2021 enduro series was a blast from serious mudders at Hannegen to perfect conditions in Shelton.

ENDURO SHORT COURSE OVERALL SERIES WINNER – MIKE ADKINS

This is Mikes second time winning the Enduro short course overall, and this year he did so running in the Masters Class. More impressive is that Mike is 62 years old, making him the oldest person to ever win the short course overall. Mike is proof that age is just a number, not a definition!