2013
AMA Racing
ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals
Round #2 - Muskogee, OK
Hatbox Field
May 25, 2013
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Hoosier Tires' Harold Goodman Wins Hatbox Field Extreme Dirt Track
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Brad Riley, who has been doing double duty this season in both the EDT and AMA ATV Motocross Championships, was around eighth place off the start, but soon began picking off the competition one by one. Riley soon made his way into the top five and was able to make the pass on Brian Ace for a fourth place finish in the Pro class.
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Two Seven's Brad Riley just missed the Pro Podium Hatbox Field placing 4th |
Hellbound Racing's Brian Ace rounded out the EDT Pro Class Podium |
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#71 Nathan Wolff placed 6th in the EDT Pro Class on his Honda 450R ATV |
Brian Ace, who took fourth place in his heat race, put in a good effort despite the pressure from Riley late in the race. Ace hung on to round out the top five overall in the Pro main event.
Nathan Wolff claimed the number six spot in the main event followed by Daniel Chepkauskas in seventh and Dustin Hoffman in eighth. Chuckie Creech held on for a ninth place finish, while Michael Houghton rounded out the top ten.
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The Pro-am class was much the same for Harold Goodman as he grabbed the Pro-am holeshot and pulled away. “It was a little easier in the Pro-am class off the start because I didn’t have to battle with Michael Coburn in that first turn,” said Goodman.
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Houser Racing's Harold Goodman also took the win the EDT Pro-Am Class |
Goodman did have a little competition at the start. “I looked back and saw Brian Ace back there in second so I pushed pretty hard for the first few laps to get ahead, then I settled into a good pace and cruised to the finish line,” Goodman explained.
“I really have to thank Houser Racing, Rage ATV, Hoosier, Elka, Fourwerx, and Honda East Toledo for all of their help and support this season. It has been going good so far and I am really happy,” said Goodman.
Brian Ace was in a close second to Goodman off the start and held down his position for the entire race to take a second place finish at the Pro-am checkered flag.
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