2015 EDT Racing Round #6 - Muskogee, OK Hatbox Field August 28, 2015

Wolff netted his second podium this season after finishing second in Indiana for Round four.

Hoosier's #71 Nathan Wolff rounded out the top three in the Pro class

“Needless to say, I’m out of shape,” said Wolff with a laugh. “Brad was pressuring me. He made an aggressive move and took the lead. The next lap, Chuckie checked up, and I lost second in the split section. I can’t say enough about all of my sponsors this year: Hoosier Tires, Walsh, Rath, Wolff Motorsports, Custom Axis Shocks, Maultech ATV, Aggressive Army Graphics, Fox Gear. A lot of work goes into this and we definitely got some good results today.”

H&H Motorsports' Josh Hibdon just missed a podium finish with a fourth place finish

Michael Houghton, who came into the event leading the points in Pro Am Unlimited and was running second in Pro Points, reinjured his shoulder in a crash during the Pro-Am Unlimited event and sat out the balance of the weekend’s racing, and unfortunately, he will need surgery, and will be out of racing for the race of the year.

Earnhart Racing's #92 Michael Houghton re-injured his shoulder during the Pro-Am unlimited race, which ended his season while in the hunt for the Pro-Am Unlimited Championship

Riley also won the Pro Am race, beating out Creech and Chris Landreth. It was Riley’s fifth Pro-Am victory of 2015. Riley took the holeshot and led for the first half of the race. Creech and Riley then spent the second half of the race trading the lead back and forth in the split section. Riley took the lead for good on the second to last lap on the back section of the track and held off Creech for the win

Extreme Dirt Track Pro-Am ATV Podium (left to right) Chris Landreth (3rd), Brad Riley (1st), Chuckie Creech (2nd)

“Chuckie and I had a great battle,” said Riley. “We traded the lead a couple of times. We were running about the same speed. Whenever he passed me, he tried to play defense and when I got out front, I had to defend. It was a lot of fun.”

DASA Racing's #1 Brad Riley had an intense battle with Chuckie Creech in the Pro-Am Main event

Creech said he mirrored Riley during the race and tried some different lines as a result.

JT Racing's #25 Chuckie Creech utilized the split lane section to make a move on O'Neill's Brad Riley for the lead in the Pro-Am

“I didn’t know if the option lane would work, but I was able to watch how other people were working it,” said Creech. “I got to try a lot of different things when we were battling. I made some moves on him and he made some moves on me.”