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| Can-Am's
Cliff Beasley not only took the U2 Class
Championship for the second year in-a-row
but he also received the 2011 4x4 ATV
Rider of the Year |
The last race at Loretta Lynn's to decided
the winner of the 4x4 Open Class. Bryan
Buckhannon was awarded with the championship
followed by Michael Swift |
Can-Am/UXC Racing’s Cliff Beasley was
recognized as 4x4 Rider of the year after recording
a record of 29 consecutive wins and laying claim
to his second consecutive U2 class championship.
“It’s really an honor to be selected
for this award. I have to thank everyone, Can-Am,
Team UXC, all of our sponsors. I’m really
grateful to everyone; I have a lot of good people
behind me and I couldn’t have done it
without them. It’s been a really good
season for me and I hope to keep winning next
season,” said Beasley.
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| William
Yokley won the Open Modified Class &
also won the WORCS Side-by-Side Class
1 Championship |
Team Travalena Won the GNCC Open Limited
class Championship in their Can-Am Commander
Side-by-Side |
The Most Improved Rider of the Year award went
to National Guard/Yokely Racing’s Jarrod
McClure because of remarkable improvement over
the last half of the season. McClure, however,
was not on hand to accept his award as he was
out in Las Vegas with Scott Kiger racing at the
Henderson Best in the Desert race. Additionally,
team manager, William Yokely took home the Side-by-Side
championship. “I wish Jarrod could be here,
but I told him to go have fun and race. We’ve
have had a good season all around and we are looking
forward to coming back next year,” said
Yokely.
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| Polaris
/ Yokley Racing's Jarrod McClure was honored
with Most Improved ATV Rider of the Year
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All of us ATVriders.com wish our friend
Glen Pritchard & his family the best
in his battle against cancer |
One of the most inspirational award winners
for this year was the Bass Ass Award which was
given to Glen Pritchard. Pritchard, who has
taken several career wins, and is an all-around
good guy, was diagnosed with cancer after a
serious crash in 2010, and fought a long battle
in his recovery. Pritchard returned to racing
and has done well, but was recently diagnosed
with stage four cancer and is currently undergoing
treatment. We at ATVriders.com wish Glen the
best in his fight and hope he and his family
finds the strength to stay strong through this
tough time.
