2013 WORCS Racing Round #9 - Buffalo Bills October 13, 2013 Primm, NV

Cognito’s Ryan Piplic crossed the checkers in second after laying it all on the line. Piplic needed to win to have a chance at securing the championship, and despite a hard charge crossed the line in second. Piplic took over second on lap two and pushed to get up to Baron.  He got within 06.858 on lap three, but ran in to trouble later in the race that set him further back. Despite breaking a driveshaft, Piplic was able to hold onto second place and claim his spot on the podium.

Ryan Piplic worked his way into second place by lap two & is where he would remain until the checkered flag would wave after five laps. Ryan Piplic would place second in the WORCS SxS Pro Productions Points Championship

“It was a good race. I am bummed about coming in second, but I drove hard and the Polaris worked well. My car has been flawless all year and I’ve had a good season. I wanted the championship, but it just didn’t work out in my favor,” said Piplic after the round.

Pro Armor’s Tommy Scranton made his first podium appearance this season and did so aboard the new Polaris RZR XP 1000. Scranton had a good jump off the line, but rolled his Polaris in the first corner. He got upright and put on a hard charge for the leaders. He worked from eighth place on lap one to fourth on lap three before overtaking the third spot on lap four. Scranton remained in third through the checkers to claim the final podium position.

Tommy Scranton earned his first podium this season at the final round of WORCS Racing in Primm, NV. Scranton would come from behind after rolling his Polaris RZR XP 1000 SxS in the first corner placing third

“I am happy to finish in third. I rolled in the first corner and had to battle with everyone to come back for third. I am really stoked to be on the box and thankful to all my sponsors that helped get me here,” regarded Scranton from the podium.

David Martinez tied his best season finish in fourth at Buffalo Bills WORCS in his Can-Am Maverick 1000R SxS

David Martinez and Greg Row rounded out the top five in the SxS Pro Production class.

Greg Row rounded out the WORCS Racing SxS Pro Production Class top five in his Polaris RZR XP 900 SxS