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Elka's #22
Cody Miller goes 3-3 in the Pro-Am Class
for third overall
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BCS Performance/Can-Am Cody Miller claimed the
Nac’s Holeshot Award in the first Pro-Am
moto. Miller was passed by Creamer in the first
lap, but held onto second for a while before being
passed by Wimmer as well. “I chose the wrong
line both times, which allowed Creamer and Wimmer
to pass,” stated Miller. He took third in
the first moto.
In the second Pro-Am moto, Miller came off
the line in third. Miller banged together with
a few other guys in the first corner, but was
able to pull out of that and still keep his
third position. Miller kept close to Wimmer
and Creamer for the first three laps, but began
to lose ground and would take third in the second
moto, giving him third overall for the day.
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England ATV Motocross Pro-Am ATV Production
Podium (Left to Right):
Josh Creamer (2nd), Dustin Wimmer (1st),
Cody Miller (3rd) |
Trevorton, Pennsylvania’s Jason Dunkelberger
ran two good motos in the Pro-Am class. Dunk
came off the line in the back, but worked his
way up into the fourth place position. He finished
fourth in the first moto. In the second moto,
Dunk started off the line in fourth behind Miller.
Dunk held onto his position for the entire moto.
He finished fourth overall in the Pro-Am class.
South Royalton, Vermont’s Brad Burbine
took fifth overall in the Pro-Am class. In his
first moto, Burbine had a rough moto, finishing
in seventh. In the second moto, Burbine’s
throttle stuck in a turn which forced him to
take a DNF.
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#171 Larissa
Griffiths held off #44 Nicole Gates
in Moto 2 to claim the Women's Overall
Win
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In the Women’s class, Larissa Griffiths
took the overall win this weekend. She had great
starts which allowed her to stay out front and
take a 2-1 resulting in her win. Can-Am DS 450
rider Nicole Gates has had an exceptional season
for her first year in the series. She went 1-2
in her Women’s motos, finishing second
overall. Rounding out the top three is Jaclyn
Macquarrie, who took third in both moto’s.
Travis Spader didn’t let the rough ride
stop him from taking the overall win in the
25+ class. Spader came out front in both motos
and was able to hold off Matthew Pomeroy from
making any passes. Spader finished both motos
out on top in first place. Pomeroy also had
great starts, trying to find a line to make
a pass on Spader, but was unfortunate. Pomeroy
went 2-2 in the 25+ motos, taking second overall
for the day. Delmar, Delaware’s JT Elliot
filled out the podium, finishing 3-3 in both
his motos, ending with a third overall.
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#6 Jason
Hyde claimed the 30+ A Class Win over
#30 Travis Spader
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The Open A (16+) class was rather light this
weekend with only seven riders. Abram Hakala
showed off his speed in both his motos, getting
out in front and gripping onto his first place
position. Hakala wouldn’t allow a pass,
which allowed him to go 1-1 in both motos, taking
the overall win. North Stonington, Connecticut’s
Justin Hoffler also had good starts, allowing
him to keep out in front. Hoffler tried to chase
down Hakala, but was unsuccessful. He went 2-2,
allowing him to take the second overall. Southside
Polaris’ Jesse Onesti would round out
the podium, with a 4-3 finish in his motos.
The eighth round of the NEATV-MX Series will
revisit MX207 in Lyeman, ME. The UTV’s
and Trophy Kart’s races will be on Saturday.
