2004 GNCC Round #6 Loretta Lynn's PM Race

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Several jumps into the mx section, Chad Duvall showed he could air it out and passed Trew in the air to take over the 2nd spot.

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Matt Smiley showed he wasn't afraid of any doubles also, but he did come up a little short on this one as he charged after Trew!

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William Yokley and Bill Ballance were running 7th and 8th as they battled trying to catch Brandon Ballance and Brad Page.

Bill Ballance was struggling with his front tire getting locked up shortly after the start. Debris from the track lodged itself in his rotor and made the wheel drag. after several different attempts, Bill was able to free the debris when he wheelied the YFZ and slapped the front end down at high speed, which freed up the wheel, but he was left without front brakes.

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Team Safari Rider, Santo Derisi, launched his YFZ over the doubles with style as he chased Bryan Cook for the 9th spot.

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#9 Todd Knippenberg was back to 13th behind two 450R riders Andy Lagzdins and Michael Houston.

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After a last place start, Jeff Stoess was trying to make up time as he jumped passed #11 Johnny Gallagher to move into 14th place.

Johnny Gallagher's Z400 seat latch broke, and he was having difficulty keeping his seat on, which slowed him down considerably

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Johnny Gallagher's GT Thunder crew (Brandon Sommers & ELVIS) waited in the pits to assist Johnny. Brandon Sommers(Left) has been having an incredible season racing the C Class in the morning with three wins in a row and 5 top twenty overall finishes starting in the 7th or higher row. Lazarus Sommers(Right) is the man behind many of the top riders engines.

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By the 2nd lap, Brad Page had taken the lead and came in to pit for Gas

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Greg Trew moved back into 2nd place and was only a few seconds behind page as he had into the pits to stop for gas also at the end of the 2nd lap.

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Several Seconds after Page & Trew stop for gas, William Yokley came flying through pit row and opted not to pit, which allowed him to take over the lead!