JB Off-Road's Sam Williams Takes Second at Limestone GNCC
Jarrod McClure Places Top Five in XC1 Pro Class

JB Off-Road's Sam Williams earned his best finish of the season at Limestone GNCC placing 2nd in the 4x4 Open Class

Bowling Green, KY (5/28/2013) – Round six of the AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country Series brought continued success to the JB Off-Road Team. The Limestone 100 was held in Springville, Indiana and Sam Williams raced his Can-Am Outlander to his best finish of the season by taking second in the 4x4 Open Class. Jarrod McClure kept consistency key and earned fifth in XC1.

Sam Williams was sixth off the line as the 4x4 Open class raced into the woods; he worked hard the first lap and passed his way to third when the group reached scoring. Williams’ put the pressure on second position and was soon able to capitalize on another racer’s mistake and move into second position.

“My Outlander was working flawless. I made some changes and it felt really good. I did hit a tree, but the quad took it and I was able to finish strong,” regarded Williams.

Williams continued his charge in second and crossed the finish line a whooping 09:22.313 ahead of third place. Williams is currently ranked third in the 4x4 Open class points.

JB Off-Road / Can-Am Jarrod McClure placed fifth in the XC1 Pro Class at GNCC Round 6. McClure sits fifth in the GNCC XC1 Pro Points Championship

In the XC1 class, Jarrod McClure put his Can-Am DS450 in good position from the start. He got off the line deep in the mix of the pro field and battled his way through the competition as the group went through the first few turns. McClure was in fifth as the leaders ripped through scoring on lap one. He kept up his pace and remained in fifth for all four laps. McClure rode almost unchallenged most of the race and easily took home a top five finish. He bested sixth by 01:18.015. He is currently ranked fifth in XC1 Pro Points.

“I just kept pushing and put a pretty good gap on the guys behind me. I wasn’t able to close the gap ahead of me, by the time I was in fifth the leaders had really pulled away. My Can-Am worked well though, it keeps getting better each race. Hopefully we’ll be up front next week,” said McClure.

Duck Lloyd currently hold the lead in the Junior A 22+ Class Points Championship

Duck Lloyd put on a good charge in the Junior A 22+ Class. He was third on lap one and quickly took over the lead on lap two. He did run into issues on lap three when his nerfbar broke, which dropped him from first to eleventh. Despite a less than stellar finish, Lloyd currently holds the points lead in the Junior A 22+ class.