2012
AMA Racing
ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals
Round #5 - Ashtabula, OH
Pine Lake
July 21-22, 2012
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AMA Extreme Dirt Track
Pro ATV Race Report
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DASA Racing’s Michael Coburn, who crashed
during practice on Friday, was in fifth off the
start in the Pro main event. “I wheelied a
little off the line, but I was able to make a couple
of passes and move into third after a bit,”
stated Coburn.
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PEP's #038
Michael Coburn claimed the final spot
on the Podium
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Coburn tried to close the gap on Goodman and Riley,
but ran out of time before he could get close and
settled for a third place finish. I still had a
good race and a good weekend. There was an awesome
turn out for this race. I think there were almost
450 people, which is a lot for our series,”
said Coburn.
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Extreme Dirt
Track Pro ATV Racing Podium (left to right)
Harold Goodman (2nd), Brad Riley (1st),
Michael Coburn (3rd)
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Chuckie Creech had a good start for the Pro race
in the number four spot, but was under immediate
pressure from Michael Coburn. Creech eventually
fell back, but was able to mount a charge and make
a pass on Nathan Wolff for a fourth place finish.
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#71 Natahn
Wolff started out in the 2nd spot &
he would go on to round out the top 5
behind #25 Chuckie Creech
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Nathan Wolff had a good start in second behind Harold
Goodman, but he was under pressure from Brad Riley
right away. Wolff held off Riley for a couple of
laps, but fell back to fourth place. Wolff then
battled with Chuckie Creech and fell back to the
number five spot. Wolff battled back and was pressuring
Chuckie Creech, but could not make a pass and settled
in to round out the top five overall.
In the Pro-am Production class, Harold Goodman
was looking good as he grabbed the holeshot and
never looked back. Goodman led from start to finish,
taking the Pro-am Production win.
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Rage ATV's
#708 Harold Goodman once again grabbed
the Pro-am holeshot followed by #27 Brad
Riley & #25 Chuckie Creech
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“I had a really good race. Brad was back
there the whole time, but I was able to keep a
steady gap and take the win,” said Goodman.
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