BCS Performance's Cody Miller & Jason Brazee pose for a photo after placing second at the Montreal Supermotocross

The Montreal Supermotocross is always a huge event and this year was no exception with around 45,000 spectators in attendance. Cold and wet weather did affect fan/racer interactions for some, but BCS Performance’s Cody Miller went out of his way to meet and greet fans and promote BCS performance and Can-Am. “It was set up so we had to pit outside, but we were able to set up in a good spot where there were a lot of people walking by. We also went inside and passed out posters and met a lot of fans that way, so it all turned out pretty good,” said Miller, who won the 2007 Montreal Supermotocross Championship.

Can-Am's Cody Miller stays on the gas to clear the huge triple in Olympic Stadium

The course was technical with several big jumps and tight corners, which is exactly Cody Miller’s kind of track. An intimidating triple-triple section slowed many racers, but Miller was the first to attempt the section, and was one of only a few racers who would consistently take the jumps, giving him an advantage over much of the competition. Miller was looking strong and fast after taking his heat race win and after a few last minute changes to dial in his suspension, Miller was feeling confident as he lined up for the main event.

Miller is known for doing well on tight technical tracks. Miller took third overall last year in Montreal Canada

The massive audience was on their feet as the Pro ATV class left the line, and gasped as a huge pile up in the first turn caused several of the top racers, including Cody Miller, to be tangled up. Miller was able to break free and began charging his way to the front. Miller worked past most of the pack and was chasing down John Natalie, who was holding down second. “Everyone went down in the first turn. I got back up and had to adjust my levers, but I was right behind John Natalie and we battled for most of the time,” said Miller.

After several laps of battling with Natalie, Miller came into the triples section and was able to take the section while Natalie was slowed by another rider. Miller was able to get by Natalie and take over second place in the sixth lap. Miller was able to hold off Natalie for the rest of the race, but could not get close enough to the leader to try for a pass before reaching the checkered flag, giving him second place on the pro podium. “I was right behind John Natalie and we came into the triples section in lap six and I just went for it and I was able to get around him and hold him off for the last few laps and finish in second. I tried to chase down (Richard) Pelchat, but he was too far ahead. I’m really happy to be on the podium. I always like this event and I always like these technical types of tracks and I think that’s what helps me to do well here. I had a great time out there and my quad was working awesome thanks to BCS Performance and the guys at Elka and it was great to have all Can-Am riders on the podium,” said Miller.

After a great run at Montreal, Miller is going to be training hard for the final round of the New England ATV Motocross Series that will be held on October 9th, at Hemonds MX in Minot, ME, where Cody Miller will be trying to put BCS Performance on the podium.

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