2004 Pro Quad Series Round #2 Phoenix, AZ Race Report

Special Thanks goes to DirtFiendRacing.com & Lance Farwick (Norrisboat) for assisting EXriders.com by providing the results & pictures. :D Also, #19 Jason Dunkelberger(Lost Creek Cycle/Rausch Creek Racing) kept EXriders.com informed of the days events.

It was another exciting day of racing out on the West Coast. This weeks event was much different than the 1st Round because it was more of a TT course with a few kicker jumps. The track was extremely fast with some banked corners, and the start was very important.

Heat 1 - In the first heat Keith Little got the hole shot and led for first couple of laps until he got a rock stuck in his rotor. That left the hole wide open for Second place Dana Creech and 3rd place Tim Farr. It ended up finishing up that way too. Dana Creech got first and Tim Farr got second. Keith Little lost a lot of ground and positions which awarded him a second row start in the main.

Heat 2 - In the second heat Korry Ellis pretty much checked out from the beginning. He was smoking around the track. Behind him was Dunkleberger and 3rd place #72 Skyler Stewart.

#53 Kory Ellis Won the 1st line position and was in front of the line of riders waiting anxiously to head to the starting line.

The starting line was two rows with the Heat race top finishers getting the front row. (Left to Right) #72 Skyler Stewert, #4 Tim Farr, #19 Jason Dunkelberger, #1 Dana Creech.

#53 Kory Ellis took the inside position to make a run on the first turn.

Kory Ellis's stradegy worked and he took the early lead with Tim Farr on his bumper. Dana Creech was in 3rd and Jason Luburgh in 4th

Tim Farr & Kory Ellis put on an exciting race with them swapping lead through out the race.

Kory Ellis & Tim Farr

#49 got tangled up with the course ribbon and it wrapped around his axle.

#72 Sklyer Stewart, #19 Jason Dunkelberger, #12 Keith Little battled for the 6th spot.

Those outward banking turns took its toll on several riders.

#5 Josh Fredericks got turned sideways in the path of what looks to be Jeremy Schell. Daryl Rath on the Orange Predator was able to avoid the collision on the outside. #94 Dustin Nelson was able to pull out of the turn untouched.