Washington, UT (10/14/2009)
- The WORCS finals seem to be shaping up as
Championships are up for grab in both the Motorcycle
& ATV series. The WORCS series, which will
start its 10th Anniversary tour schedule next
year, looks to be ending the first decade with
no disappointments. The Bike & ATV series
has Championships to award over the next two
weeks and Mesquite, NV is the place to be.
MCR's Beau Baron has a gapping 21 point lead
over the two time defending WORCS ATV Pro Champion-
Josh Frederick. Baron who showed consistency
last year earning him the #3 plate for this
year, has made a huge impact on the ATV West
Coast Pro ranks, showing he has the ATV skills
to take home the GOLD hardware aboard his MRC/Motowork's/Maxxis
backed Honda 450. Frederick who had a mid-season
injury in the ITP series will definitely be
looking at working on Baron to push him as he
gives chase to his 3rd title in a row.
What does all this mean? If Frederick was to
win, Baron needs a 11th place or better. If
Baron happens to finish 12th and Frederick wins,
it could get interesting as you then go to ties
and believe it or not, Frederick and Baron are
tied for 1st & 2nd place finishes. If that
happens, the Championship would go to the best
finish at Mesquite, interesting.
Then to top it all off, Frederick's teammate
Jeremie Warnia is one point behind Frederick,
which he could throw a monkey wrench into this
whole situation. Other Pro ATV racers slated
to show are the newly added Motoworks team members
Chad Weinen & John Natalie.Also rumored
is Dillon Zimmerman is turning Pro as he has
already secured the Pro-Am Championship at the
last race in Glen Helen.
Washington's race winner & 2009 GNCC Pro
ATV Champion, Chris Borich, is scheduled to
return as we know he has the skills to win a
2-hr WORCS race.What not many people know, Borich
has a history of MX which the Mesquite track
suites with the terrain it offers. GNCC ATV
racer, Yamaha's Johnny Gallagher and ATVRiders.com's
Jarrod McClure are making their way out west
for the finale as well. The final should shape
up to be the best of the year for sure.
For more information on the series, please visit
www.worcsracing,com
