Round #4 of the Pro Quads Series has headed East from California to Phoenix, AZ to Bank One Stadium.
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Round #4 of the Pro Quads Series has headed East from California to Phoenix, AZ to Bank One Stadium.
Most of the Top Pro Riders continue to follow the series in hope of earning the #1 Plate and the nice purse that goes along with it.
Team Suzuki is the only Pro Riders that aren't in attendance with Jeremiah Jones heading home for a break before next weeks National at Glen Helen. Jeremy Lawson injuried his shoulder and just started riding again on Thursday at Glen Helen.
Sklyer Stewart has been performing well at this years Pro Quads Series with several top 7 finishes. Hopefully, he will have a podium finish in front of his hometown crowd.
East Coast ATV's, John Natalie Jr., is coming off a win at San Diego, CA and remains in the points lead. He has won two of the three rounds and is looking for another win.
Sage Baker has been a regular at the ITP Quadcross, but for 2005, he is setting his sights on the Pro Quads Series and GNC Nationals.
Sage has finished 8th at the every round of the Series. last year he raced three of the races and finished 10th, so at the age of 18, he will have plenty of time to work his way to the top.
Sage's day didn't started out great after bending his axle during practice and destory his bearings in his carrier, but him and his father,Brian, made quick work of getting the YFZ back in race form.
Darrell Patton hasn't had the best of luck this year at the Pro Quads Series, but he hasn't let it slow him down or stop him from having fun.
ATVriders.com member, Kenny Pacheco, is one of the few riders on a Z400 and last year he ended up being the only Suzuki at the event, and qualified for the dash for cash
Tim Farr and Mark Baldwin have been busy this morning making some changes on their machines.
Jeffrey Spooner broke both of his collar bones during practice on his sick looking 450R when he wrecked on the triple and crashed into the wall :(
Lets head inside and check out the track.
The track for Round #4 looks to be the easy track so far this series. The track starts out with a 100 foot section of whoops that many of the top Pro riders were flying across the tops of the whoops.