2006 GNCC Series Round #5 - Loretta Lynn's - ATV Race Coverage

Jarrod McClure’s first great start of the season would come to an end when him and Josh Beavers collided, which sent Jarrod flying off his quad and in the path of the rest of the class.

With Jarrod on the ground and quadless, Jeffrey Pickens and Taylor Kiser danced around him as he jumped to his feet and took off after his quad. He quickly remounted his Honda and returned to the race at the rear of the pack, which was nothing new for him, but as always, he was on a mission to quickly work his way through the pack.

Open A

Next off the line was the Open A Class with Lance Smith grabbing the Holeshot, but by the end of the lap, Brad Beedlove would take over the lead until the final lap, when Ryan Lane would pass his way to the front and take the win closely followed by Mitch Craig.

ATVriders.com Member Jonathan Shaff would suffer his first DNF of the season:(

With over 40 Riders trying to squeeze between two trees only 3 quads wide, a bottleneck quickly formed, which had Ryan Lane caught up in the mix off it.

4 Stroke A

Brandon Sommers and Jarred Childess battle for the lead heading into the woods with Sommers winning out and taking over the lead where he would stay as he pulled away to a 4 minute lead by the end over Kevin Yohoo.

2 Stroke A/B

Jeff Brest grabbed the Holeshot on his 2006 Service Honda 250R with Ryan Schockling right behind him on his Laeger 250R. Schockling would make the pass on Brest and go on to dominate the class by winning the race with 23 minutes to spare :eek:

Junior 25+
Greg Lott took the win in Georgia, but he hasn’t had any luck since and ripped his A-arm out of the frame in South Carolina, so he showed up with a brand new YFZ450 for Loretta Lynn’s, but he is saving the new plastic for Missouri..

ATVriders.com Member, Scott Wilson would grab the Holeshot on his Yamaha YFZ450, but Kevan Johnston right behind him would work his way to the front by the second lap and claim his second win of the season and is currently leading the points over Wes Stone on the Polaris Predator.

Senior 40+

Dave Simmons wasted no time getting out front in the Senior Class as he would go on to win the race with a 9 minute lead over John Cunningham for his 3rd consecutive win of the season.