World's Fastest ATV Racers Coming to Blountville
Round eight of the ATVA/ITP/Moose ATV Motocross Nationals visits Tennessee on May 27, 28 and 29 where the top pros and amateurs will compete.
Blountville, TN – The fastest, highest-flying four-wheeled ATV racers in America will return to the Volunteer State for the Tennessee ATV Spring Nationals presented by Atlas Cycles Suzuki at Muddy Creek Raceway in Blountville, TN on May 27,28, and 29.
Muddy Creek Raceway serves as round eight of the 12-stop ATVA-sanctioned Moose/ITP National Motocross Series – the largest ATV motocross series in the world. The fastest pro racers riding on four wheels will compete along with amateurs of all ages in 29 different classes. Racing takes place on a custom-built one-mile track nestled in the rolling hills with jumps, bumps and high-speed straight-aways to provide a great mix of obstacles. With sponsors including Moose, ITP, Scott, ATV Sport, FMF, Weekend Warrior, Krank-It, ATVNationals.com, Hinson, ATV Racin' Extra, Outerwears, ********.com, Maxxis, Laeger's, Bling Star, Division 4, Legacy, JRD Racing, Walsh Race Craft, LSR, Terry Racing, Hardkore Engineering, Denton Racing, MotoTees and Kymco USA, the top racers make a lucrative living racing ATVs on the tour.
The top factory teams will deploy their sponsored pro racers at the Muddy Creek National. Team Suzuki’s Doug Gust, the defending Pro National Champion, and his teammate, former National Champion Jeremiah Jones, will face the potent Team Honda force of Tim Farr and John Natalie Jr. as this duo leads the points. In addition, a trio of talented riders on Yamahas will battle for the pro win as well: California’s Kory Ellis, Alabama’s Keith Little, and New Jersey’s Travis Spader, a former champion who is making an impressive comeback in 2005.
Muddy Creek Raceway has been recognized as one of the top three tracks in the nation by Motocross Action Magazine, so be sure to check back in at ATVriders.com at 12PM and 3PM Eastern time for Live Coverage of both Pro Motos on Sunday, May 29th.
