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

With Beaman’s quad landing on its side, Eric Hoyland almost lost it as well, but he was able to keep it on all 4 wheels, but not before crashing through the snow fence.

With the fence down, the riders now bottlenecked themselves between the trees heading into the woods, which had the crowd going crazy.

4 Stroke B

The last class off the line was the 4 Stroke B Class with current points leader, Brent Foltz grabbing the Holeshot on his Yamaha YFZ450, but he would later be passed by Justin Kosmer to only take back over the lead in the second lap and claim his second win in a row and extend his points lead over Kosmer who would go on to finish in 19th.

Yet another rider would spin out in the second turn, which sent riders scrambling to avoid him.

By the end of the first lap, Bill Ballance held the Overall lead over Chris Borich right behind him in second place with Chris Jenks and Duane Johnson hot on their heels as they pulled a 30 second lead over Bryan Cook in 5th place

Bryan Cook was riding like he never missed a beat since his collar bone injury, but unfortunately for him his chain derailed in the beginning of the second lap, which left him sitting track side for the remainder of the race.

Scott Barron was also off to a great start running in 7th behind Jeremy Rice at the 11 Mile Marker on lap one, but he too would run into problems, which ended his race after only one lap.

Johnny Gallagher was also out of race after he found himself tangled in some barbwire.

Matt Smiley looks to be getting back into his groove as he passed his way past Santo Derisi and Bryan Baker in the first lap to move up into 8th place by the end of the 1st lap.

Brent Sturdivant was leading the Pro AM Class, and he already worked his way past Michael Houston and was hot on the heels of Chris Bithell by the end of the first lap.

Less than a minute later, Tyler Lenig came through with Sean Neidlinger right behind him as they rounded out the top three in the Pro Am Class.