2016 AMA ATV Motocross
Round #2 Underground MX
Kemp, Texas
April 9, 2016

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Kemp, TX (4/21/2016) - The second round of the AMA ATV Motocross National Championship was held at Underground MX at Kemp, Texas on April 9-10. This was the first round of the championship in which amateur riders began to accumulate championship points, and racers from all around the country traveled to compete for their chance at a national championship.

Underground - Round 2 - Pro-Am ATV Motocross Podium (left to right)
Westley Wolfe (2nd), Brett Musick (1st), Cam Covil (3rd)

The fastest amateur racers took to the gate in Pro Am on Sunday. The class was stacked with competition, which made for great battles all day long. In the end, Brett Musick ended up taking the overall win with 2-1 moto finishes.

Brett Musick went 2-1 in the Pro-Am class to earn the overall win at Underground MX

“We just put in solid work and made it happen. I am definitely pumped on it. Last year was a tough year for me, but this year I am back on my Honda and it’s the best quad out there in my opinion. I can not wait to get the year going,” stated Musick. Indeed, the 2016 season looks promising for Musick as he chases the Pro Am championship.

Westley Wolfe, a rookie to the Pro Am class, put in an extremely impressive ride to score second place. Wolfe took the win in his heat race and third in the second moto.

Pro-Am Rookie Westley Wolfe finished second on his FTR backed Honda 450R

“It was my first true Pro Am race. I ran Daytona and got third there, but that is nothing compared to a national. It definitely felt good. I am going to go home, train harder then ever, and be ready for Muddy Creek,” said Wolfe.

Rounding out the Pro Am podium was the number eight of Cam Covil, who put in a phenomenal comeback ride after a first moto crash.

Cam Covil rebounded from a crash in moto 1 to earn third overall in the Pro-Am Class

“The first moto I crashed in the first corner after pulling the holeshot, and came from dead last back to third. Second moto I got another good start and lead most of the race. We will be back for Muddy Creek in the center of the box,” said Covil.

Cole Sepesi went 2-4 for fourth overall and Root River Racing’s Sam Rowe took fifth overall.

Cole Sepesi grabbing the Holeshot in Moto 1. Sepesi went 2-4 to finish fourth overall

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