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#3 Chris Borich was several quads behind #1 Bill Ballance heading into the 2nd turn and was hard on his breaks to make the sharp right head turn to avoid the slop in an attempt to pass #24 Rhett Butler, #20 Kim Kuhnle, and #6 Bryan Cook before the almost immediate hard left hand turn.
#18 Johnny Gallagher was off to a rough start heading into the 2nd turn he slide sideways and was forced to do a 360 spin to get himself back on track, which sent him back near the back of the pack before heading into the woods.
Meanwhile, #23 Bryan Baker stalled his 450R heading into the 2nd turn and had reach for his kick starter, which dropped him back several positions as well.
After a series of quick turns the riders headed down a long straight away before making two quick right hand turns and coming back behind the crowd before heading into the woods.
Leading the way remained Bill Ballance with #2 William Yokley, #9 Brandon Ballance, #4 Matt Smiley, #10 Greg Trew, #5 Chad Duvall, #14 Andy Lagzdins, #3 Chris Borich, and #11 Michael Houston all in chase.
#13 Todd Knippenberg managed to get around both #6 Bryan Cook #23 Bryan Baker before he finally restarted his Honda as #7 Chris Jenks and #69 Thomas Barrett were almost last off the line kick starting their Hondas were in hot pursuit.
#18 Johnny Gallagher finally was turned around and headed into the woods all the way back in 17th place :(
Almost 30 seconds later, #16 Santo Derisi finally got his Honda started and had the honor of starting in last place, which wasn't anything close to what he was hoping for this weekend.
The 17 Year Old, #66 Adam McGill is currently leading the way for the Pro Am Class with four wins this season and not one finish below 15th Overall.
The two young guns Adam McGill and Chris Borich take in some advice from Jim Stack of how not to race in a GNCC race if they plan on finishing.
#28 Chris Bithell is another young talented rider that is either out front or experiencing problems and their isn't much in between, but when everything is going right for him, he is always a threat for the win and is currently 7th in the class.
#17 James Wahl dropped back to 9th in the class after skipping out on all the fun at Loretta Lynn's, but with throw aways will should be able to quickly move back into the top 5 before the end of the season aboard his Laeger Honda 250R.
Tyson Thomas made his season debut at Loretta Lynn's but ran into some problems and only finished 2 laps, so he hoping for a better performance this weekend in the mud.
#454 Scott Samuels also made his return to GNCC racing since the series has finally headed north and closer to his home in Massachusetts where site sponsor, Ronnies mail order is also located.