AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #6 - Spring Creek MX Millville, MN June 13, 2010

"This weekend went really well for me" Josh Creamer said. "I was able to put the Rockstar Makita Suzuki back on top again, and further my points lead. What can I say? That's a great weekend."

Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Dustin Wimmer started the weekend off on a high note when he won the ATVRiders.com $100 Fastest Qualifier award, just tenths of a second faster than teammate Creamer, and in the position to take the first gate pick.

Creamer may have had the second gate pick, but that didn't keep him from earning the $250 MotorcycleUSA.com holeshot award. With Creamer to an early lead, the real action was taking place in the rear of the pack. Can-Am/Motoworks Chad Wienen started the first moto with a mid pack holeshot, and immediately began to pass through the field. Throughout the race, he passed a rider every few laps, finally making it to the 2nd spot just before the white flag began waving. Dustin Wimmer on the other hand was biding his time in the 5th spot for the majority of the first moto, but made up two positions in just the last 4 laps of the race, passing John Natalie just shy of the white flag for the third spot.

Moto two started with Creamer earning another $250 MotorcycleUSA.com holeshot award. As Creamer leaped out to the early lead, Wienen was in the rear of the field battling for track position. By the end of the first straight away, he had already passed a number of riders, and by the end of the first lap, was already into the fifth position. On the sixith lap, Wienen passed his teammate John Natalie, and both moved into the second and third spot respectively. Wimmer finished behind the Can-Am teammates in the forth position.

"Things are starting to come together" said Wienen, who has struggled all season long. "I had a lot of fun here. The track was really rough, but it made us really creative with our lines."

Wienen earned the 2nd spot overall, marking his first time on the podium in the 2010 season.

"The track was really rough this weekend" John Natalie said after the second moto. "I haven't been training like I should have to be able to hold on. The bike worked awesome, the only work I have to do before Muddy Creek is on myself."

In the Pro-Am Production class, Joel Hetrick continued his success with wins in both motos. In the first moto, Joel earned the $100 Idol Speed holeshot award, and was able to run away from the rest of the pack. Aaron Meyer earned the second moto $100 Idol Speed holeshot award. Chase Snapp was able to leave the weekend with the second overall, and Travis Moore again took the third spot.

The series travels next to Muddy Creek Raceway in Blountville, TN for Round 7 of 2010 ITP/Moose Racing AMA ATV Motocross Championship on June 19-20.

Pro ATV Race Results (Top 10)
1. Josh Creamer (Suz) 1-1 (4 Wins)
2. Chad Wienen (Can) 2-2
3. John Natalie Jr (Can) 4-3
4. Dustin Wimmer (Suz) 3-4 (1 Win)
5. Josh Upperman (Hon) 5-5 (1 Win)
6. Patrick Brown (Hon) 7-7
7. Jermie Warnia (Can) 6-11
8. Greg Gee (Hon) 12-6
9. Cody Grant (Suz) 10-10
10. Jeremy Lawson (Suz) 13-8

AMA ATV Motocross Championship Pro Point Standings:
1. Josh Creamer (269); 2. Dustin Wimmer (254); 3. John Natalie Jr (209) 4. Josh Upperman (193); 5. Chad Wienen (192); 6. Thomas Brown (175); 7. Patrick Brown (136); 8. Jeremy Lawson (133); 9. Nick A. Denoble (126); 10. Jeremie Warnia (123).

About the ITP/Moose Racing AMA ATV Motocross Championship:
The ITP/Moose Racing AMA ATV Motocross Championship presented by Parts Unlimited is the nation's premier amateur and professional ATV motocross series, and competes at top motocross facilities nationwide. The 11-round series features the Nation's best racers, teams and sponsors, and is America's largest and longest-running ATV National Motocross series with more than 20 years of competition. The series continues to expand and produce top talent from the amateur ranks, while keeping close to the grassroots fun that makes people love to go to the races. For more information, please visit www.atvmotocross.com.