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  • Aden Burt, from Utica, takes the high hill during the College Boy 16-24 race at the motocross event at the Knox County Fairgrounds on Tuesday. Burt went on to win the 450 cc B-class race.
    Aden Burt, from Utica, takes the high hill during the College Boy 16-24 race at the motocross event at the Knox County Fairgrounds on Tuesday. Burt went on to win the 450 cc B-class race.
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  • July 27, 2011 10:47 am EDT

MOUNT VERNON — The quads were noisy. Tempers flared. The crowd cheered for every jump.

Just another day at motocross.

Many of the best racers in the state of Ohio came together Tuesday as Motocross made a triumphant return to the Knox County Fair.

The event hasn’t been run for a few years. Organizers brought it back for a trial run this year, with the hope of expanding to a full-size course next year.

But Tuesday’s course was just fine for area racers.

Danville’s Brad Mickley had arguably the best day of anyone at the event. He won all three of his races, leading from start to finish in all of them, claiming the checkered flag in the Open Quad, the Extra Quad and the Money Quad races.

“The last one is the one that really mattered,” said Mickley.

Mickley has been racing for four years, inspired by his uncle, Russell Mickley.

 

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