2005 Extreme Dirt Track ATV Racing - RD#4 - Elizabeth City - ATV Race Coverage

Pro Am Production Main

With the end of the final Pro Heat race, the sun began to dissapear behind the trees as day turned to night with the Pro Am Production and Unlimited Main Events set to start shortly after dark.

The Pro Am Production riders headed to staging to prepare for the start with Tim Farr abscent from the lineup even after winning his Heat, so he could focus his attention on the Pro Main.

#43 Scott Morris smoked his tires to get them ready for the start while he waited for his turn to pick his gate position.

With 14 Pro Am Production riders on the line, the start of the race got underway without a hitch with Covington and Ogden getting the early jump off the line.

Ogden would claim the lead position over Covington heading into turn one.

Keith Little would pull his YFZ450 in behind Covington in third before his machine would shutdown and force him out of the race with only a few hours to correct the problem before the Pro Main, which prompted him to push his YFZ to his pits immediately after realizing that no one was coming to tow him back to the pits.

Brad Covington received some breathing room with Little out of the race as he tried to keep within striking distance of Ogden out front, but Ogden wasn't touchable as he pulled away to take the win

#71 Houston Lowder would go on to finish 3rd behind Covington in only his second race in the Pro Am Production Class.

Brad Riley would go on to finish in 4th place ahead of Mitch Reynolds to tie his season best finish that he earned at Birch Creek just over a month ago.

Pro Am Production Main Results
1 Darin R. Ogden
2 Brad Covington
3 Houston Lowder
4 Brad Riley
5 Mitch Reynolds
6 Danny Mcgraw
7 Scott Morris
8 Zachary Stanley
9 Chuckie C. Creech
10 Jason D. Steadman
11 Eric Jennings
12 Kelsey L. Stamm
13 Robby C. Cooke
14 Keith B. Little
DNS Timothy Farr

Pro Am Unlimited Main

The Pro Am Unlimited Start had #137 Mitch Reynolds and #88 Brian Sallaz battling for the Holeshot.

Mitch Reynolds wins the battle and takes over the lead with both #71 Houston Lowder and #25 Chuckie Creech moving past Sallaz into the top three postions.