AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #2 - Muddy Creek MX Blountville, TN April 5, 2014

Yamaha’s Thomas Brown definitely was going for it at round two when him and Josh Creamer connected in Moto one while battling for the third sport, which sent the pair flipping, but luckily neither were injured with Brown finishing in the 11th spot.

Thomas Brown finished 4th in Moto 2 for 6th Overall on the day

In Moto two, Brown got off to a mid-pack start, but he charged his way up to an impressive fourth place finish, which earned him sixth overall on the day, which has him sixth in the points race just one point behind Rastrelli.

Maxxis’ Brad Riley scored a sixth place finish in moto one, which was a Pro career best for Riley, who is better known for his success on the track in the Extreme Dirt Track Series, and Riley finished the day in seventh overall after a tenth place finish in moto two as Riley begins to turn some heads on the motocross track.

Brad Riley finished a ATV Motocross Pro Career best 7th Overall

Pro Rookie, Brett Musick, put in another impressive showing finishing 9-8 for eighth overall, which is one position higher than he finished at Aonia Pass.

Pro Rookie, Brett Musick, finished in 8th Overall for another Top 10 overall finish

Houser Racing’s #31 Adam Clark came out to round two on a brand new 2014 Yamaha YFZ450R with some last minute help from Houser Racing, Maxxis, and Toby at Moto-Xperts, and it paid off with Clark finishing out the weekend in ninth overall, and he looking forward to getting in some more seat time on his new ride before round three at High Point.

Adam Clark finished in 9th with his new Houser/Maxxis/MotoXperts Yamaha

BCS Performance’s Josh Creamer was off to a great start in moto one in the third spot, and he even nearly passed Wienen for second at one point, but in lap five his charge up front ended when him and Brown collided and Creamer was only able to rebound to a 15th place finish by the checkered flag for a disappointing first moto.

Josh Creamer recorded the Pro Race fastest laptime with a time of 1:49.500

With a bad gate pick for Moto two, Creamer was all the way back in 11th after the first lap, but Creamer was on a mission as he recorded the fastest race lap-time of the day with a time of 1:49.500 in lap ten, which is impressive for one of the final laps of the moto. Creamer ran out of time as he was nearly side by side with Rastrelli at the finish in the sixth spot for 10th overall on the weekend.

After two exciting rounds of racing over the past two weeks, Pro motocross racers and fans will now need to wait till six weeks till round three on May 17th in Pennsylvania at High Point, which gives everyone a chance to fix any issues that may have kept them from running their best at the first two rounds, so it will be interesting to see if anyone can end Chad Wienen’s winning streak at High Point.

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