Canadian Motocross Racing Club Rounds 4 & 5 - Walton MX Walton, Ontario Canada July 17-18, 2010

Jasmin Plante’s second place finish in the first moto of Saturday set him up in good position for the second moto of the day in which he grabbed the holeshot and was able to hold the lead until the checkered flag flew some 20 minutes later. His 2-1 finish put him in first place overall on the day after he edged out Pelchat and Gee in the second moto.

Jasmin Plante secured a 2nd place finish in the first Pro moto on Saturday behind Pelchat but was able to secure the second Pro moto holeshot & go on to take his first of three 1st place finishes after beating both Gee & Pelchat to the finish line

“ My Yamaha was running really well all day and I liked the smoothness of the track, it’s not very technical but it’s fast and smooth which allowed me to pull away from the other guys,” said Plante after Saturday’s motos.

Richard Pelchat was the man to beat in moto one and no one answered the call as he put his RP Evolution Can-Am in the number one spot ahead of Plante and Bank. Pelchat was trailing Gee around the slippery blue-grooved track when suddenly Gee’s tire lost preasure which allowed Pelchat to gain and hold onto the lead until the checkered flag flew. Moto two however was a different story for Richard as he was in the 4th place slot out of the holeshot behind Deroy, Gee, and Plante and was forced to work his way up through traffic. By the midway point of the second lap, Pelchat was able to get around the Kawasaki of Deroy and come to his final finishing position of 3rd place.

Richard Pelchat was on the move in the first Pro moto of the day on Saturday after Gee suffered his flat tire which allowed Pelchat to easily take the lead & the win, however in the second Pro moto he was forced back to the 3rd place position behind Gee & Plante but his 1-3 finishes would give him 2nd overall on the day

His 1-3 finishes would give him 2nd place overall on the day and give him an addition 45 points in the Pro class. “This track is almost the opposite of what I personally like to race on, it’s very smooth and slippery, where as I like it more rough and tumble. My Can-Am was running amazing all day and the Goldspeed tires did their job on the slippery corners to give me the traction I needed,” said Pelchat after the race.

James Bank was hot on the heels of the front runners for the entire length of both Pro motos on Saturday in which he secured a 3-4 finish to put him in 3rd place overall for the day and would also give him an additional 38 points towards the Championship as well.

James Bank secured 3rd place overall for Saturday's race after he went 3-4 in his motos	Stephen Haasnoot rounded out the top 10 on Saturday on his Suzuki ATV after he went 8-12 in his motos

Greg Gee wound up in 4th place overall after his 7-2 finish followed by Dillon Elliot, Mathieu Deroy, Tyler Summers, Nathan Prior, Carmen Cunnington, with Stephen Haasnoot rounding out the top 10 on Saturday for round four.