Cody Miller took third place in the NEATV-MX Pro Class at Capeway Rovers

Weather conditions started out god for the morning motos, but rain fell later in the day and created some slick and muddy conditions for racers, but that didn’t stop Cody Miller from racing to the podium.

For the first pro moto of the day, Miller was in fourth off the line and chased down Jasmin Plante and made the pass for third. Miller than began to close in on leaders Dustin Wimmer and Josh Creamer but ran out of time before he could get close enough to make a move and would stay in third place as he crossed the finish line.

Miller took the holeshot in Moto 2 aboard his Can-Am DS450 ATV

In moto two, Miller grabbed the holeshot with Dustin Wimmer and Josh Creamer right behind him. Miller led for a couple of laps before he and Wimmer battled it out. “Dustin and I were really going at it. We went back and forth a couple of times but then he was able to make it stick,” said Miller.

From there, Miller was immediately under attack from Josh Creamer. Miller was holding off Creamer, but the rain was falling and slick conditions got the best of him and Creamer was able to get by. Miller held on for a third place finish in moto two and took the third spot on the pro podium.

Miller was also looking good in the Pro-am class. Miller was in third off the start in the first moto right behind Wimmer and Creamer once again. Miller stayed close and took a respectable third at the checkered flag.

Cody Miller is staying consistant with two podium finishes after round 2

Moto two started out well for Miller as he grabbed the holeshot and led for a short time, but a mistake would have him dropping back to third. Miller was gaining ground on the leaders, but in the final few laps, Miler came off of a huge table top and hit a kicker that sent him crashing to the ground. “I had been hitting that jump all day, but it started getting a kicker at the lip and I must have hit it just right and it kicked my back end up and I hit the ground hard,” said Miller. Luckily, Miller was not hurt aside from a few bumps and bruises and continued to race.

Unfortunately, his ordeal put him one lap down and he would round out the top ten for moto two, giving him seventh overall. “I’m really looking forward to the next round. I like that track and I think I’ll do well there,” stated Miller.

Round number three of the 2011 New England ATV Motocross Series will head to Hurricane Hills in in Clifford, PA on May 29th, where BCS Performance’s Cody Miller will be looking to bring in his first win of the season.

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