Trevor Kline of Hebron, Ohio, was the AMA Off-Road Vintage Grand Champion for the second year in a row, while Gary Roach of Belpre, Ohio, was the AMA Off-Road Senior Vintage Grand Champion. They competed in hare scrambles, motocross and trials, which were part of the AMA Vintage Off-Road Grand Championship.

Todd Narduzzi of Marshallville, Ohio, was the AMA Track Racing Vintage Grand Champion thanks to his performances in road racing and the half-mile dirt track event sponsored by Nationwide Insurance at the nearby Ashland County Fairgrounds. Narduzzi also earned the honor in 2011 and 2014.

Kline took first place in the Open A vintage hare scrambles class, claimed the win in 250 A in motocross and took third in Open A motocross. He also took first in trials competition in the Vintage Lights Expert class.

In the Open A class, Kline raced the 1974 Husqvarna 360 that his friend Mike Scholl gave him at the 2015 AMA Championship Banquet.

Narduzzi raced in the 500 GP, the Clubman 500 and the 70/750.

Roach won his title just eight months after a full knee replacement. He tried for the championship a few years ago and decided to give it another shot. Roach said he is glad he was able to compete, despite not having a lot of practice time this year while recovering from knee surgery.

He took second place in 40-plus Expert in the hare scrambles, third in 40-plus motocross, fourth in 50-plus motocross, and won the Old School Expert trials class.

The AMA Off-Road Vintage Grand Championship and AMA Off-Road Senior Vintage Grand Championship are based on cumulative points from the three vintage off-road events: hare scrambles, trials and motocross.

Moto Armory sponsored the off-road racing portion of the AMA Vintage Grand Championship, which included the motocross, hare scrambles and trials competitions.

For more information: www.americanmotorcyclist.com > Events > AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days.