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Pro Am
Raymond Jenks hold the umbrella for his son Chris and his girlfriend before the start.
Chris Jenks is currently in 2nd Place in the Pro Am Class behind Jeremy Rice who has the championship about wrapped up with five wins. Chris's main competition now for the 2nd spot is James Wahl who also has two wins and sits securely in third place, but with a couple of good finishes could allow him to take over the 2nd Spot.
The start of the Pro Am class was chaos with several riders spinning around backwards heading into the 1st turn.
Jason Lewis and Jason Gudde made it around the first turn smoothly, but Mike Lucas slide sideways in front of Todd Demaree as he rounded the first turn.
Chris Jenks also got spun around and watched the rest of the class spin around in the 2nd turn of the race as he prepared to join in once again. Todd Demaree was already in hot pursuit in the distance.
by the end of the 1st lap, James Wahl was in 2nd place behind Brian Brinkley, but James would latter get hung up in a bottle neck and ended up only finishing two laps and finished back in 14th place which was a relief to Chris Jenks.
Jeremy Rice came through the pits on the 1st lap in 4th place behind Adam McGill who Chad Duvall told us was one to watch after battling with him the previous week at a local event.
Over two minutes later, Chris Jenks came into the pits back to 13th place and his Hill Billy Racing team quickly prepared him for the next lap.
By the 2nd lap, Timothy Gale took over the 1st place spot moving up from 8th place. Jeremy Rice ended up loosing ground and dropped back to 9th place after the 2nd lap.
By the third lap, Timothy Gale had dropped out of the lead back to 10th place, and Rick Cecco took over the #1 spot moving up from 12th after the 1st lap.
Chris Jenks continued his slow but steady charge through the pack and had moved up to 6th place.
By the end of the race, Jason Lewis held the 1st Place position after moving up from 6th place after the 1st lap. He also finished 6th Overall which was the race results he has been very capable of the entire season, but just hasn't been able to get things to fall into place. Congratulations Jason Lewis and hopefully this is a sign for after the break:macho
Brian D Brinkley rode smooth and steady the entire race and never dropped below third place and finished out the day in 2nd place and 7th Overall, which was his best finish ever.