Motoworks' Josh Frederick & Jeremie Warnia podium at Racetown 395

Vista, CA (4/29/2010) - Motoworks’ Josh Fredrick made a hard charge to claim the number two spot and the pro podium and gain a comfortable points lead, while Jeremie Warnia would finish in a close third.

Beautiful weather was on tap as round four of the 2010 WORCS series got underway at Adelanto, CA’s Racetown 395. The favorable track conditions helped Josh Frederick come off the line in a solid fourth as he was in hot pursuit of the leaders, Dustin Nelson and Jeremie Warnia. Frederick stayed close and in the second lap, he would take over the number two spot when Warnia would crash. Frederick would hold his position unchallenged all the way to the checkered flag. Frederick’s solid performance has sitting in the points lead with 94 points, giving him a four point lead over second place Beau Baron. “I had a pretty decent race. The track got a little rough towards the end, but my Motoworks Can-Am DS450 worked great,” said Frederick.

Although he is the current points leader, Frederick is still cautious about making any predictions regarding the championship. “There are still five rounds left and anything can happen, so I am going to do my best to win, but also ride smart,” Frederick stated.

Josh Frederick charging hard on his way to a 2nd place finish at round 4, which expands his Pro Points Lead	Jeremie Warnia took 3rd place & recorded the fastest lap time of the day on his Motoworks Can-Am

AMA ATV Motocross racer Jeremie Warnia made a last minute decision to race round four and did remarkably well for this being his first WORCS round of the year. Warnia was in second off the line and was battling hard with Dustin Nelson, but in the second lap, just as Warnia was about to make the pass on Nelson, he would touch wheels with the number 94 and end up crashing. Warnia was not about to

give up and came back to record the fastest lap time of the race in lap three with a time of 09:34.129. Warnia would end his day in the third spot on the podium. “Today went well for me, except for my crash, but I still made the podium so I am happy!” exclaimed Warnia.

Dillon Zimmerman stayed consistent as always & finished in 7th place, keeping him in the points chase

Dillon Zimmerman made a hard charge from the back of the pack off the start to take a solid seventh place finish before crossing the finish line. Zimmerman’s consistent performance all season long has him sitting in a respectable fourth place in the points race. “I’m going to be training hard over the next few weeks. I’ve been pretty consistent so far this season, but I would like to do even better,” said Zimmerman.

The Motoworks team will be heading to Milford, CA on May 22nd – 23rd for round five of the 2010 WORCS series, where Josh Frederick will be going for the win in his quest to regain the pro championship.