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

Can-Am/Motoworks’ John Natalie, who had the fastest qualifier, backed it up with the moto one holeshot and win. Natalie charged hard and recorded some of the fastest lap times of the moto. Despite pressure and an intense battle with Suzuki’s Josh Creamer in the final few laps, Natalie was able to hold off his opponent to take his first moto win of the season.

Motoworks / Can-Am's John Natalie Jr grabbed the Holeshot in Moto One & held on to claim the Moto win & Natalie also claimed the ATVriders.com $100 Fastest Qualifier Award

In moto two, Natalie appeared to be poised to possibly take another win as he was third off the line, but only three laps in, Natalie experienced mechanical issues, which forced him to call it a day. Natalie’s Moto one victory still allowed him to take home and eighth place overall.

#12 Keith Little was back in the Top 10 with a 9th Overall

Nick DeNoble seemed to be having a consistent moto one as he would go on to take a solid 11th place at the end of moto one. In moto two, De Noble fought hard and worked his way up from 14th to 9th place, which would have him rounding out the top ten overall.

#123 Nick DeNoble	#62 Jeremie Warnia

Jeremie Warnia was off to a mid-pack start, but the Can-Am/Motoworks racer held strong and finished moto one in ninth place, but Warnia would not go far in moto two after suffering mechanical issues that would take him out of the competition early in the moto, putting him in 11th overall for the day.

Pat Brown was looking solid in moto one, but appeared to run into mechanical issues and dropped to the back of the pack. Brown would come back stronger in moto two and take an eighth place finish, giving him 12th overall.

Harold Goodman would do battle with Nick DeNoble in the first moto and would take a 12th place finish as the dust settled. In moto two Goodman would hang on for the 13th spot, claiming 13th overall.

Cody Grant made his Pro debut, but his efforts were hampered for the first moto when he was involved in a first turn pile up with Clay Holmes and Greg Gee. Grant and Holmes would end their days with 14th and 15th overall, while Nate Morello would claim 16th and Greg Gee would have to settle for 17th.

At the end of round two, Dustin Wimmer still holds the points lead with 88 points, but his teammate Josh Creamer is closing in, as his overall win now has him within striking distance with 84 points.

Round three of the 2010 AMA ATV Motocross Championship will be an exciting one as the teammates will go head to head on May 2nd in Danville, VA as they try once again to dominate the podium.