Kenda Ozark 100 Photo Gallery

Steward Baylor won the seventh annual Kenda Ozark 100 held over the weekend in Mansfield, Missouri. The weather was absolutely beautiful and the race was amazing, with some of the top off-roaders in the country tackling 100 miles of sweet single-track trail. The final 25 miles were held at dark, and spectators were treated to three special “element” sections that were lit up with lights and portable generators. Here’s a look at the race courtesy of Shan Moore and his trusty Nikon.

Kawasaki rider Cody Schafer gets off to lift his bike out of a hole after getting stuck in one of the elements. Photo By Shan Moore
Nick Fahringer gives a long push while trying to navigate the element called “Something Special.” Photo By Shan Moore
Drew Higgins (12) leads Zach Ingram (14) at the start of the first race. Photo By Shan Moore
Fahringer gets a little sideways on one of the off-camber hills. Photo By Shan Moore
Last year’s Kenda Ozark 100 winner Caleb Haynes finished ninth overall. Photo By Shan Moore
Ian Blythe went 1-2-3 for second overall. Photo By Shan Moore
Drew Higgins on the gas in a fast rocky creek bed. Photo By Shan Moore
Fahringer over the bars and haulin’! Photo By Shan Moore
Winner Steward Baylor was extremely impressive in the ultra-tough elements. Photo By Shan Moore
Chris McKelvey’s bike spectacularly spews coolant while he struggles to get up a hill. Photo By Shan Moore
Nick Fahringer tops a nasty climb on the final lap of the night race. Photo By Shan Moore
Drew Higgins dropped out of the nigh race after knocking a hole in his engine case. Photo By Shan Moore
Another one bites the dust. Photo By Shan Moore
Macon Ezell looks for a better way. Photo By Shan Moore
Jase Martin uses people power to get to the top. Photo By Shan Moore
There were a few bottlenecks waiting for the hill climbs to clear. Photo By Shan Moore
Steward Baylor pocketed $2000 for his win. Photo By Shan Moore