AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #2 - Ballance Moto X Bowling Green, Kentucky April 18, 2010

While Creamer took the Overall win, Wimmer was able to finish second with Byrd in third. Wienen finished fourth overall while Yamaha's Thomas Brown proved consistent with solid 5-5 moto scores.

"I'm pretty unhappy with my day," Wimmer said. "The only reason I'm mad, is that Chad passed me out there on that last lap. Other than that, it was a good weekend. I just need some better starts. Everything was working really well today. I can't really say anything bad or good about anything. I'm going to go back and train and we'll be ready for Birch Creek."

In Pro-Am Production, Kawasaki- mounted Joel Hetrick recovered from his showing at Millcreek to take the first moto over Suzuki rider Chase Snapp in second, and Polaris-backed Casey Martin in third. Hetrick took the newly formed $100 IdolSpeed Holeshot award to start the race.

In the second moto, Snapp nabbed the $100 IdolSpeed holeshot award and continued to lead, contesting for the overall win, but at the midpoint of the race, he crashed and ended up with 6th in second moto. From there, Hetrick was able to clinch the win, with Marc Winchester in second and Casey Martin in third.

Hetrick took the Overall, with Martin in second and Snapp in third.

Pro ATV Results:
1. Josh Creamer (SUZ)
2. Dustin Wimmer (SUZ)
3. Joe Byrd (HON)
4. Chad Wienen (CAN)
5. Thomas Brown (YAM)
6. Josh Upperman (HON)
7. Jeremy Lawson (WALSH)
8. John Natalie Jr. (CAN)
9. Keith Little (HON)
10. Nick Denoble (HON)

Pro ATV Point Standings:
1. Wimmer (88/1 win); 2. Creamer (84/ 1 win); 3. Wienen (73); 4.Upperman (70); 5.Natalie (65) 6. Joe Byrd (61) 7. T. Brown (58); 8. Lawson (53); 9. P. Brown (39); 10. Warnia (39)

The series travels next to Birch Creek Motorsports for round three on May 1-2. For more information, log on to www.atvmotocross.com.

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