WORCS 2006 Round #4 - Race Town 395 Adelanto Ca.

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For the fourth round of the 2006 WORCS series, we headed to Race Town 395, in Adelanto California.

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Race Town sits out in the middle of the desert off of High Way 395, its location makes it a great place to have desert races, because there are hundreds of acres that can be used.

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Because there is so much land that can be used, it benefited those who designed the six mile course.

Eichner is shown here, and this is pretty much what the entire course looked like.

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But the dirt was very soft, and was quick to rut up. As Phil Dampier shows us here.

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Doug Eichner was getting ready for his "PRO" race, jsut shortly after getting back from the first moto of the 4-Stroke Nationals, where he took fourth.

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This was the newest obstacle that WORCS will now be adding to the PRO race. It is called the Log Obstacle, which does not need further explanation.

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It was Doug Eichner off with a quick lead, grabbing the holeshot for the first moto.

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But some riders where not lucky enough to get off to such a clean start, but everyone was ok and quick to get back on their quads.

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Andrew Lattimar was quick to get out front for the pro-am class on his new Suzuki.

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Eichner was in the lead for the first lap, and was hoping it would stay that way, so he would be able to get his second win of the series.

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But Josh Frederick was not going to give Eichner any room.

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Brandon Brown was running in the third place poisition.

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Spectators gathered closely to wait the arrival of the first place position.

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Here is Justin Water who was in the lead for the Pro-Am class.

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Here is Keith Taylor running in the second place position. This was Taylor's first try at a WORCS race, and you can sure bet he was happy that he qualified for the Pro-Am class.

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Here is both Keith Taylor's and Phil Dampier's pit crew, lets hope all they need is gas, because i'm sure neither of the women would be able to fix a spun hub.

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Dillon Zimmerman took the lead in the Pro-Am Class, when Justin Waters got a flat tire during the race.

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Here is Josh Frederick going through the Log Obstacle followed by Robert Kramar.

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But it was Eichner who was still out front.

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John Shafe was now running in the third place position.

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Nick Hengtgen, who won the Pro Production class, was running in the tenth spot for the pro class.

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But Nick stalled it and was forced to be push started.

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Here is Kevin Kurtz who was showing us all how you are suppose to be jumping over the logs.

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I am not sure if his technique caused this to happen or not.

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Eichner went on to win the race, with about a minute and a half lead. We where happy to once again see that Eichner did not have any problems.

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Josh Frederick grabbed the second place position, and John Shafe rounded out the top three.

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13 year old, Dillion Zimmeran grabbed the win for the Pro-Am class.

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Justin Waters grabbed the second place position, and Brain Simmons rounded out the top three.

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Eichner was quick to load up and head back down to Glen Helen to try his luck in the second moto of the White Brothers 4-Stroke National.

Unfortunately he did not make it in time. Eichner who took fourth in the first moto at White Brothers, sure had a hard time knowing that he missed the second moto. After driving very fast from race town to Glen Helen to try and make it.

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Here is Keith Taylor. Taylor ended up finishing fourth in the Pro-Am race. You can bet that he will be back next time, and is hoping for a podium finish.

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Here are your top three from the Pro-Am class.

1st - Dillion Zimmerman
2nd - Justin Waters
3rd- Brian Simmons

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And here are your second and third place for the pro class, seeing as how Eichner had already headed to Glen Helen.

2nd - Josh Frederick
3rd - John Shafe

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Ameature stuff will be up tomarrow.

Thanks
Brittany

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Evan Carrillo, number 152 grabbed the holeshot for the Pro Production class, and if you look closley, you can see Eichner crashing off the start. Eichner was not able to finish the race.

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Nick Hengtgen took the win for the Pro Production class, his first one this year.

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Max Barton took an unfortunate DNF, after he seemed to have some problems with him quad.

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Barton's problem was that his quad was lying next to the fence.

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Pete Garcia took the win for the Production A class, followed by Andrew Lattimar, who put up a good fight with Garcia. Lattimar lead most of the race, but Garcia passed him on the last lap.

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Jeff Burtuzzi, number 52, took the win for the Stock A class, after passing many of the guys in the Production A class.

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Brittany Bloodworth and Lynn Processor put on a good show for the Womens A Class. Bloodworth lead the entire race, but stalled it on the last lap letting Lynn around her. Bloodworth still managed to grab third, and Tia Chandler grabbed third.

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Justin Waters was able to redeem himself from the Stock A class, and qualify for PRO-AM through the Open A class. Waters took the win in Open A.

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Pete Garcia who was already qualified for Pro-Am still ran the Open A. Garcia took home a second place in the class.

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Keith Taylor who, also like Waters, was unable to qualify in the Stock A class, knew he need a good finish to qualify for Pro-Am. Taylor took third.

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McGuffin makes it three wins in a row now, after taking her third win for the Womens B/C class, McGuffin seems to be unstopable.

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Here is number 110Y Tommy Harris awaiting the start of his class. The 71-90 CC mod class.

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And this is what Tommy ws awaintg. To GRAB the HOLESHOT.

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But it was Grant Mitchell who took the win for the 71-90 cc mod class.

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Christ Wentz was able to grab the second place position, and Tommy Harriw grabbed third.

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Zach Grodski was leading the 15-29 year old A class, when he threw his chain, and craked his cases. The only good thing about this was it was on the last lap, and because the top three were so far ahead, he was still able to hold onto the third place position.

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All pictures are available on bigkidracing.com

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Great Coverage!

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Originally posted by quadchick01
John Shafe was now running in the third place position.

The guy pushing Shafes bike is my brother-in-law, and American Made Racing team rider, Justin Thompson(Krash)

Great coverage by the way!:D

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sweet coverage! yay I'm in it! :D

yeah i hope to get my engine cases replaced by Idaho it is being worked on we are just waiting on parts so wish me luck!!!

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You know it's rough when people's wheels are snapping off!!!:eek:
Great coverage!