2009 AMA ATV Motocross Nationals #8 - Muddy Creek - ATV Race Coverage

Natalie and Miller seemed to run together alot.....not sure if it just ended up that way or they want to battle:p Makes me and Can Am happy as far as the pics go:blah:

I kind of get in my own world when I am shooting, but watching these guys do thier thing always amazes me. The different riding styles, the way each handles jumps differently or attacks a corner a certain way. I geuss I get to see so much of it I notice it alot more but I think there is some evolving styles happening that is helping these guys get even faster and smoother

That pond was just a bit to dingy or I would have done a big cannonball in it:p

The Pro's were done for the day and out came Pro Am.

Devin Heimes makes changing direction in mid air look gravy:p

I usually don't stay in a spot more then a lap, maybe two, but the light was great, the riders were having some fun as they started throwing some style into it as they realized I was ready to capture it.


I mean it wasn't like my legs and back were sore and the only walk i had left in me was from here to the truck:blah:

How's that for patriotic:D

I think I could get me a nice comfy chair, a big ol' beach umbrella and a cooler full of drinks and just start sitting in 1 or 2 spots all day:eek:

I think not....but maybe if i had about 30 of those set up's at various spots:devil:

I'm not falling for that old trick....the second I turn around to see what you're pointing at you land and roost me:grr: :blah:

The day was done, and I felt bad for anyone at the track who was staying as the breeze just died off.

We ended up staying right up the road in a great hotel that was packed with some tired racers. By 9pm, the place was as quiet as a church and for good reason. It had been a long hot day and rest and some nice AC were just what the doctor ordered. Sunday would bring a newday with some intense racing on tap....

The racing starts early on sunday and it was in full swing once I drug my sorry rear out of the bed:p


Open A was on the track and it was Preston Young off to the early lead. Young finished his weekend with a 4-2 for second in the class.