Nine6Nine Motorsports'
Logan Stanfield and Cole Wuellenweber Win &
Clinch Championships
Nine6Nine Unadilla MX ATV Motocross
Race Report
McKenzie, TN (7/10/2018) – Nine6Nine
Motorsports’ Logan Stanfield and Cole Wuellenweber
clinched the championship in their respective
classes with overall victories at the AMA ATV
Motocross National Championship events at Unadilla
MX in New Berlin, NY. Zack Decker continued his
rehabilitation from an injury sustained early
this season and practiced for the first time at
a national track. Unfortunately, Alan Myers was
injured in the first moto of the Pro Sport class.
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Logan Stanfield (450A) & 70 Cole Wuellenweber
(Open C) each clinched Champinoships at
Unadilla MX |
Though he has fielded one of the top ATV Motocross
teams over the years, team owner Travis Moore
was blown away by Stanfield and Wuellenweber’s
results this season. He believes in hard work
and that dedication has paid great dividends this
year.
“I’ve never locked up two championships with
two races left,” said Moore. “It doesn’t happen
much so we’re humbled by it. Cole and Logan killed
it. They won six races and their championships
are undeniable. When you put in hard work and
determination, this is what you come up with.
Zack is showing a lot of potential to run at Red
Bud.”
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Logan Stanfield & #24 Alan Myers battling
for the Pro Sport Moto One Holeshot |
Stanfield swept the 450A class, winning both
motos to clinch the title. In the Open Pro Sport
class, he went 1-3 for a runner-up finish and
he is now eying that championship, as well.
“It’s a big relief to wrap up the championship
because I can step up to Pro Am at RedBud and
get a jump on next season,” said Stanfield. “We’re
still in it in the Pro Sport championship.”
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Cole Wuellenweber launching Sky Shot at
Unadilla MX |
Wuellenweber won both motos in the Open C class
and clinched the championship. He also finished
second in the 450C and is currently in position
to possibly grab that title, despite missing the
first three races of the season.
“This is like my home track and it was awesome
to run in front of my friends and family,” said
Wuellenweber. “It’s nice to see all of the hard
work pay off. Maxxis Tires, Walsh Racecraft and
Elka all worked together perfectly this weekend.
There has been so much work that has gone into
this championship. Now I need to look at the 450C
championship. I could never have done this without
Travis and the whole team.”
Decker made further steps in his recovery from
an injury in a crash in round two in South Carolina.
He practiced in Youth All Star and Schoolboy Sr.
“I rode Friday practice and nothing hurt, so
that’s a good thing,” said Decker. “It felt great
to be back on the machine. It was definitely fun
to be at a national track and running with other
riders. I plan on racing both of my classes at
RedBud and I’m hopeful for good results.”
Alan Myers had a bad get off in the first Pro
Sport moto on Saturday, but he was released from
the hospital to ride around the track on Sunday
in Pro-Am to earn 15 points, which now has him
fourth in the Pro-Am points championship heading
into the final two rounds.
Nine6Nine Motorsports will be back in action
when the AMA ATV Motocross National Championship
heads to RedBud MX in Buchanan, MI July 21-22.
2018 Nine6Nine Race
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BCC skids, Impact Solutions, Works Connection,
Scott, Atlas, AMPed, Pro Taper, Impact Canopy,
Philadelphia Cycle Center, Aces Piizza, TMM, Napa,
Finishing Edge, Blue's Landing, Austin's Wish,
ATVriders.com
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