2010
AMA Racing
ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals
Round #7 - Orville, Ohio
Wayne County Speedway
August 28, 2010
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Harold Goodman Takes
Pro Win, Michael Coburn Claims Championship
::Continued::
| PRO
ATV MAIN
RACE
REPORT >> CONTINUED |
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| Sparks
Racing's Michael Coburn claimed his 2nd
straight Extreme Dirt Track Pro ATV Championship |
Michael Coburn, who only needed to finish within
around 10-15 points of Brad Riley to take the championship,
was in second off the start behind Goodman. Coburn
challenged Goodman for several laps before he would
decide to pace himself, knowing a mistake could
cost him the championship. Coburn would let a couple
of riders pass before settling for a fourth place
finish and taking his second consecutive Extreme
Dirt Track Pro Championship.
“I felt really good out there, but I decided
to play it safe. I’m really happy about
winning the championship again. I have to thank
all of my sponsors, family and friends that have
supported me all season long and been there for
me. It has really helped to make this a great
year for me,” stated Coburn.
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| #143
Danny McGraw battled his way past Brian
Ace to secure a season best 5th place finish |
Brian Ace claimed the 6th spot & finished
out the year in 7th place |
Danny McGraw would hang on to round out the top
five in the Pro class, with Brian Ace taking a
close sixth. Jay Rehagen claimed seventh overall
while Can-Am’s Chuckie Creech would finish
in eight place. Kristopher Bures held on for the
number nine spot and Zac Willett would make his
return at the season finale to round out the top
ten.
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| Can-Am's
Chuckie Creech finished out the Year in
the Top 5 overall in a tie in points with
Frank Batista for 4th |
#41 Jay Rehagen just mised a Top 5 overall
finish by 2 points after finishing 7th at
the final round |
| PRO
LITES
ATV
MAIN RACE
REPORT |
In the Pro Lites class, it was Michael Coburn
who would grab the holeshot and hold an early
lead, but Brad Riley was hot on his heels and
in the final few laps of the race, Riley made
the pass on Coburn to take over the lead and claim
the Pro Lites class win
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Brad Riley & #038 Michael Coburn battled
back & forth during the Pro Lites race
with Riley claiming his 4th win of the season
followed by Coburn. Riley already clinched
the Championship at Round 6 with Coburn
taking the 2nd spot in Points
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Michael Coburn put up a good fight against Riley,
but was having a bit of traction issues that slowed
him up a bit and allowed Riley to get by, but
Coburn was still pleased to take a second place
finish.
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