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AMA ATV Motocross Nationals
Round #7 - Muddy Creek
Blountville, TN
June 20, 2010
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AMA ATV MX Nationals
- Muddy Creek- Pro ATV Race Report
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Dustin Wimmer was working his way through traffic
in moto one and was doing battle with John Natalie
when it looked as if they connected, which sent
number one Rockstar Makita Suzuki back several
spots to tenth place, but Wimmer would recover
to take seventh.
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Suzuki's
Dustin Wimmer landed on John Natalie in
Moto One, which caused Wimmer to fly off
the quad, which sent Wimmer back to a
7th place finish
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Suzuki's
Dustin Wimmer rebounded in Moto 2 to make
the pass on Creamer to claim the Moto Win,
which earned Wimmer a spoton the Podium |
Wimmer would come back strong in moto two, getting
a good start and making a hard charge for the
front enabled Wimmer to take over the lead in
lap eight and hold it all the way to the checkered
flag. “I’m happy to be back on the
podium. I had a little bad luck in moto one, but
I came back in moto two and got the job done,”
said Wimmer.
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Baldwin's
Josh Upperman grabs the Moto One Holeshot
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Josh Upperman takes 4th Overall |
Baldwin Motorsports’ Josh Upperman grabbed
the moto one holeshot and held on to his lead until
the midway point before he would make a mistake
and fall back. Upperman would settle for a fourth
place finish in moto one. In moto two, Upperman
would come off the gate in fifth and hold that position
from start to finish, which would put him in fourth
overall.
Walsh Race Craft backed Jeremy Lawson was looking
great as he charged off the line in third place
behind John Natalie and Josh Upperman. Lawson waited
for an opportunity and soon got around both Natalie
and Upperman to take over the lead. Lawson held
his lead for several laps before falling back to
a third place finish in moto one. In moto two, Lawson
again came on strong as he worked his way up to
sixth place, but a bobble would put him back to
finish moto two in seventh place, allowing him to
round out the top five overall.
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Walsh
Racecraft's Jeremy Lawson claimed a top
5 finish
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Yamaha's
#84 Thomas Brown rebounded at Muddy Creek
to claim the 6th spot |
Yamaha’s Thomas Brown was looking consistent
as he got off the line in mid pack. Brown would
keep a good pace and round out the top five in
moto one. Consistency was again the name of the
game for Brown as he would battle his way up from
a ninth place start to take sixth, putting him
in sixth overall as well.
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