2010 AMA Racing ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals Round #6 - Sioux Falls, SD Sioux Valley Cycle Club August 14, 2010

In the Pro Lites class, Daryl Rath grabbed the holeshot, but would fall back to third, leaving Michael Coburn and Brad Riley to battle it out for the number one spot once again. Michael Coburn put on a hard charge and ran close with Riley for the first half of the race, and then he took a different option lane that allowed him to take over the lead.

#27 Brad Riley & #67 Daryl Rath battled for the Holeshot with Daryl taking the inside line while Riley took the outside option lane

Coburn held his lead for several laps before crossing the finish line to take the Pro Lites win. “It was definitely nice to be racing at my home track. I have to thank all of my family and friends and everyone who helped put this event together and make it a success. It was a lot of hard work, but it was certainly worth it,” said Coburn.

#27 Brad Riley held off #038 Michael Coburn for most of the race, but in the end Coburn made the pass for the lead to take the win, but Riley's 2nd Place finish was more than enough to wrap-up the Pro Lites Championship with 156 points, which is 34 points more than Coburn in second place with 122

Brad Riley would hang close with Coburn all the way to the finish line, but he was not able to regain his lead and would have to settle for second place. “I am still having some trouble with my knee after my crash, so I’m not quite back to 100%, but I’m pretty happy with how everything went this weekend,” stated Riley.

Daryl Rath, who won the Pro Lites qualifier, was looking good as he came off the line in a solid third and held his position all the way to the checkered flag. “It’s been a while since I’ve come out to a TT race and I really had a lot of fun this weekend. It felt great to get back out on the track and I’m hoping I can also make it to the final round,” said Rath.

#67 Daryl Rath made his return to the Extreme Dirt Track series for the first time since 2006 when he finished the year 3rd in Pro-Am Unlimited & 5th in the Pro Class, and despite several years away from the series, he didn't appear to lose any speed as he held off #61 Nick Camilli to claim the final spot on the Podium in the Pro Lites Class

Nick Camilli looked strong as he would hang on for a fourth place finish, while Rich Schoeberl rounded out the top five in the Pro Lites class