AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #8 - Unadilla MX New Berlin, NY July 13, 2013

Rookie Nick Moser came off the gate with his best start in his career so far coming out of the first turn in third. Although Moser finished just outside the top ten, Moser was able to gain some confidence he will be sure to hold for the remainder of his rookie season.

As moto 2 started it was Creamer who came out of the holeshot first and grabbed the SSi Decals Holeshot award. The New England native never looked back and led every lap in moto 2. Creamer secured a second place overall finish and is hungrier than ever heading into Round 9 for his first overall of the 2013 season.

Josh Creamer went 4- 1 at Unadilla to earn second on his BCS / Can-Am DS450 ATV

"It feels really good to come out here at Unadilla and perform well in front of a lot of my family and friends from New England. It's our closest race and I'm really happy I was able to grab the holeshot in moto 2 and come out with the win for another podium finish," said Creamer.

Chad Wienen placed second in Pro Moto 2 to take the overall win

Wienen got off to another great start in moto 2. Coming out of the first turn in second, Wienen held the second place position unable to make any advances on the field. Wienen went 1-2 for the day and was able to secure his sixth consecutive overall win of the season. Natalie followed Wienen out of the first turn in third and despite trying to make a pass early on, Natalie settled into the third place position and even with pressure from behind was able to maintain third and grab third place overall for the weekend.

Brown had a much better start in moto 2 and came out of the first turn in fourth. Brown, like the rest of the field, was unable to make any advances throughout the moto. Brown finished off of the podium for the second time this season but was able to secure fourth overall and maintain second place overall in the championship points chase.

Thomas Brown placed 4th in Moto 2 on his Wienen Motorsports Yamaha YFZ450R ATV