Can-Am/ Motoworks' Jeremie Warnia took yet another win this season at Clay Peaks MX. Warnia currently sits first in the Pro ATV Points followed by teammate Josh Fredrick just ten points behind after round 5 in Payette, ID

Vista, CA (6/8/2011) – It was another great weekend for the Motoworks team as Jeremie Warnia grabbed the win and was joined by his teammate Josh Frederick on the Pro podium at round number five of the 2011 WORCS series, while Mark Holz piloted the Can-Am Commander to the number two spot on the Side-by-Side Class One podium.

Clay Peaks MX Park in Payette, ID was the hosting facility for this round of the series. The track was sandy and rough and visibility was an issue due to all the dust, but Motoworks’ Jeremie Warnia had an incredible race in spite of the conditions.

Warnia took his third win of the season at Clay Peaks MX abaord his Can-Am DS 450 ATV

Warnia was in second off the start behind David Haagsma, but quickly took the lead and checked out. Warnia distanced himself from the pack with each lap, and took the fastest lap time of the race in lap two with a time of 12:21.459. Warnia reached the checkered flag 30 seconds ahead of second place to take his third win of the season and extend his points lead. “I am very happy to have another win. I am ahead in points and I am hoping to win a championship,” said Warnia.

Josh Frederick got off to a good start but got hung up in the WORCS-X section of the track that put him back a couple of positions. Frederick charged hard and was able to make his way up to third place by the mid-way point. “I was going pretty good and I was closing in on Beau Baron, but I ran out of time before I could get close enough to make a pass. It was a tough race with all the dust and rough track so I am happy with how I rode and I’ll take third for now, but I want the win at Washougal,” said Frederick, who is currently second in pro points.

Josh Frederick took third overall in the Pro ATV Class. Fredericks has not finished outside third place this WORCS season

Dillon Zimmerman was looking much better for this round after being held back by an injury earlier in the season. Zimmerman was just outside of the top five on the start and moved into the number five spot by the second lap. Zimmerman held that position until the final lap, when he would fall back after a battle with Dustin Nelson, leaving his to finish in sixth place. “I’m feeling a lot stronger and I’m happy that I got a decent finish,” said Zimmerman.

In the Side-by-Side classes, Mark Holz put the Motoworks Can-Am Commander on the podium in a solid second place. Holz was in the top five off the start and picked off William Yokely in the second lap for the number three spot. Holz would take over second when Ryan Piplic broke an axle I lap four, allowing Holz to claim second on the podium and hang on to second in the points chase.

Round number six of the 2011 WORCS series will get underway after a short break over the next several weeks and head for Washougal, WA on August 20th – 21st where Jeremie Warnia and Josh Frederick will be going for the top of the podium.