2010 AMA Racing ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals Round #4 - Danville, Virginia Birch Creek Motorsports July 10, 2010

In the Pro-am Unlimited class, Kirby Cooke would grab the holeshot, with Chuckie Creech right on his grab bar. The pair would battle, and as Creech would go for the pass, they would connect, sending Creech off the track and to the back of the pack.

Maxxis' #53 Kirby Cooke would claim the Pro-Am Holeshot by edging out #25 Chuckie Creech

Michael Coburn, who was not far behind Cooke would soon take over the lead and take the Pro-am win. “This was the first time I have run all three classes like this and I have to admit with the heat and humidity this weekend, I did get a little tired, but it was fun and well worth it,” Coburn stated.

#038 Michael Coburn would claim his 2nd win of the day with three Podium finishes in the 1st time he ran in all three Pro, Pro Lites & Pro-Am Classes	#53 Kirby Cooke held on to claim the 2nd spot ahead of Casey McKibben's, which allowed Cooke to gain some points on class leader Brad Riley who finished 17th

Kirby Cooke would hang on for a respectable second place finish, with Casey McKibben finishing in a close third.

Extreme Dirt Track Pro ATV Racing Podium (left to right) Kirby Cooke (2nd), Michael Coburn (1st), Casey McKibben (3rd)

The number 414 Yamaha of Daniel Chepkauskas would hang on for a fourth place finish and Chuckie Creech would fight his way back to finish in fifth. Brad Riley and Frank Batista would connect not once but twice in the Pro-am Unlimited class, which would put both of them toward the back of the pack on the finish.

In the Women’s class, Paula Shank would come on strong to win both her heat race and the Women’s main event. Bailey Williams was looking fast and consistent as she charged her way to the number two spot, while Andrea Creech would hang on for third. Stephanie Rehagen would claim a solid fourth place finish and Darion Keister would round out the top five in the Women’s class.

Round number five of the 2010 Extreme Dirt Track series is scheduled for July 24th – 25th at Pine Lake in Ashtabula, OH, which is a preferred facility by many racers and should see a good battle between Michael Coburn and Brad Riley as they battle for the Pro class win.