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Several minutes later, #4 Matt Smiley came through the finish line with a third overall and a Podium finish, which was an awesome accomplishment considering that Matt has only raced the Predator two times in the GNCC Series with two top 5 Overall finishes.
The next rider to emerge was William Yokley after he was easily able to pass Bill Ballance and take over 4th place and salvage a race that he initially considered was going to end up as a throw away.
Bill Ballance came through the finish line in 5th place and over a minute behind Yokley, which was definitly a disappointed to Bill after leading earlier in the race.
Bill wasn't dealt the best hand this race, and Chris Borich was able to take another win, but Bill proved why he has won so many championship in the past because he never gave up and he made the right decision to finish the race with the limb lodged into the A-arm and not stopping until he got it out.
Once the race was over, the Ballance crew took well over five minutes trying to break the limb free, which would have possibly costed him even more positions if he did it during the race.
This weekend's race at Georgia should be extremely interesting, and I can't wait because things are really starting to get exciting.
#11 Michael Houston held on for a 6th Place finish.
An exhausted #7 Chris Jenks, held on to finish in 7th Place
#16 Santo Derisi finished in 8th place and also wasn't immune to the rough conditions as he slowed down in the last lap, and was barely able to hold off the hard charging #14 Andy Lagzdins that finished only 4 seconds behind him.
#14 Andy Lagzdins has been training hard over the winter and it has shown at the track this season with two back to back top 10 Overall finishes.
Last Season, Andy never crested the top 10 once, but managed to finish 11th overall five times, so keep up the great racing Andy
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#24 Rhett Butler held on to finish 12th and 21st overall behind Todd Knippenberg and Kim Kuhnle.
long time friends, Smiley and Borich, compared blisters on the podium
The top three finishers proudly held their trophies high in the air after an incredible race