2014 GNCC Racing Series Round #13 - Ironman GNCC Crawfordsville, IN October 15, 2014

With a total of six wins for the season, Fowler ultimately came within five points of the 2014 National Championship, which is a feat that hasn't been done during Borich's previous five-year championship reign.

Fowler added, "I'm only 21 years old, so I think that says something about where we're at after this season. I am bummed but man was that cool! It was so fun and I just can't thank Chris enough for letting me be up there and racing me clean the whole time."

RacingPowersports.com/CST Tires/PirateMX.com's Adam McGill put in a solid ride to finish third overall for the day, giving the West Virginia native third place in the championship standings.

The XC2 Pro Am Championship stage was set just as exciting as rookies Cole Richardson and Marshal Goings also entered the season finale with a tie in championship points. While Richardson grabbed the official holeshot, Indiana's Goings  held the early advantage. The duo battled it out during the first half of the four-lap race but it was Richardson who prevailed in the end to capture his first career Pro Am championship with a big victory at the final round.

GNCC Racing Pro XC2 ATV Podium (left to right) Marshal Goings (2nd), Cole Richardson (1st), Marty Christofferson (3rd)

N-Fab AmPro Yamaha/Lonestar/Maxxis/MXP's Richardson rounded out the season with eight victories behind him, while SICC Racing/Maxxis' Goings put forth a solid performance with five wins to finish only five points away from the championship position.

Cole Richardson started things off with the $100 All Balls Racing Holeshot Award

"Winning the championship has always been my dream and I couldn't be happier right now," Richardson said.

In Side-by-Side racing action, the Can-Am/Chaney Racing Team earned the 2014 XC1 Modified National Championship at the sixth and final round in Indiana. It was a big day for Can-Am as the team, led by Kyle Chaney and his co-pilot Chris Bithell, led the brand to its first-ever XC1 Side-by-Side championship.

Team Can-Am/Chaney Racing of Kyle Chaney and Chris Bithell had a landmark year in Side-by-Side racing, collecting the 2014 National Championship

In the 10 a.m. race, ATV Parts Plus/Can-Am's Bryan Buckhannon capped off a successful year in the inaugural 4x4 Pro class by taking home the 2014 National Championship with a solid second place finish at the final round.

Bryan Buckhannon was crowned the first-ever 4x4 Pro National Champion

If you missed any of the racing action from Saturday's AMSOIL Ironman GNCC, you can catch it all right now on www.racertv.com.

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