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GNCC
ATV Racing
Round 5 - "Indy
100" |
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Pro Rookie Brian Wolf took his first ATV
Pro Career win at Indy 100 aboard his
Honda TRX450R ATV
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Gosport, IN (5/14/11) - An abrupt
end to round five of the 2011 GNCC series, due
to inclement weather, made for an interesting
round and surprising results as Brian Wolf would
top the podium with his first ever pro win, with
Chris Borich in second and Adam McGill in third.
Track conditions started off good as the track
was tacky for the most part with some dust and
a few puddles in the open areas, but that would
change as a storm system moved in late in the
race, for the final couple of laps of the afternoon
races. Officials had put out the two lap card
in the third lap, but the weather and track
conditions deteriorated so fast that on the
next lap, they put out the checkered flag, which
hampered Chris Borich’s efforts and allowed
Brian Wolf to take the Pro win.
Brian Wolf was in second off the start and
took over the lead in lap two, but Chris Borich
was in second, just a few seconds behind him.
Wolf led for three laps and tension was high
as everyone was in anticipation of Borich making
a charge for the front, but Wolf would catch
a huge break as the race was cut short due to
the weather, giving Wolf his first Pro career
win.
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Can-Am
GNCC Round 5 XC1 Pro ATV Class Overall
Podium (left to right)
Chris Borich (2nd), Brian Wolf (1st),
Adam McGill (3rd) |
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Chris Borich was on the move to track
down Brian Wolf until the race was cut
short due to rain. Borch finished in second
with less than thirty seconds behind Brian
Wolf |
Suzuki mounted Chris Borich was in thetop five
off the start and quickly worked his way into
the number two spot by the second lap right
behind Brian Wolf. Borich had troubles early
in the race but charged hard to catch up to
Brian Wolf to secure second place before the
race was cut short and the checkerd flag waved.
Can-Am/Warnert Racing’s Adam McGill rode
a consistent race. McGill charged off the start
and was soon in third. McGill held on to the
number three spot for the entire race, taking
his fourth podium position of the season and
keeping him in second in the pro points race.
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Can-Am's
Adam McGill finished just seconds after
Chris Borich taking third place in the
XC1 Pro Class
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Ballance Racing Yamaha's Taylor
Kiser charged hard threw out the day until
the checkered flag placing him in fourth |
Yamaha/Ballance Racing’s Taylor Kiser
started out in fifth and held that position
for three laps until Chris Bithell dropped back
and Kiser took over fourth place, where he would
finish for the day.
