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EX Pro Rider, Bryan Hulsey has made a fairly smooth transition off the vForce back onto a sports quad for the first time in two years, and he is currently in 7th place in the Pro Am class behind James Wahl.
It must be nice to have an arm massage before the race:huh
After one minute of time elapsed after the Pro Class was released, Ricky Towery, waved the green flag and the Pro Am Class was off and running with Adam McGill immediately getting out front from the start in hopes of winning his 4th race in a row with Joshua Ribley, Timothy Gale, Jeffrey Pickens, and Scott Barron right behind him looking to earn their first win the season.
#66 Adam McGill lead the pack of 27 riders early in the race as he ripped it up the first hill climb of the track.
Before the end of the lap, both Scott Barron and Joshua Ribley both would go on to pass Adam McGill as they work their way through the mud.
Meanwhile, out front leading the Overall remained William Yokley at the end of the 1st lap.
Both Bill Ballance and Chris Borich worked their way past Greg Trew and to within a few seconds of William Yokley by the end of the lap.
Matt Smiley was the next rider to emerge from the woods only three seconds behind Borich in 4th with none other than #18 Johnny Gallagher hot on his heels in 5th place :macho
Greg Trew had slipped all the way back to 7th behind Jeremy Rice with Brad Page, Todd Knippenberg, and Chris Jenks rounding out the top ten.
Many riders headed into the pits after the 1st lap to get some clean goggles and/or gloves before heading back out for another lap, so the race was on in the pits.
William Yokley maintained his lead heading into the 2nd lap with Matt Smiley jumping up to 2nd Place after skipping the pits.
Johnny Gallagher also picked up several spots and moved into the top three overall with #8 Jeremy Rice running in 4th right behind him.