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FMF Racing's #5 Walker Fowler grabbed
the Pro XC1 ATV Holeshot |
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| Ballance
Racing's #5 Walker Fowler lead nearly
the entire race, but in the final seconds
of the race, Borich made the pass, which
dropped Fowler back to a pro XC1 career
best 2nd place finish |
Yamaha/Ballance Racing’s Walker Fowler
got off to a great start after taking the holeshot
and early lead. Fowler was still leading in
the second lap but was under pressure from Chris
Borich and Adam McGill. The young racer kept
his cool and maintained his lead until the final
seconds of the last lap when Chris Borich made
his move and Fowler would have to settle for
a second place finish.
“It was all really close out there
and I just tried to do the best I could and
hold everyone off because they were right
on me in the woods. I had a great day and
I’m still happy to be able to run up
front and be on the podium today. I’m
whooped, but it was all worth it,” said
Fowler.
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| Lonestar
Racing's #3 Taylor Kiser secured his
3rd podium finish of the season, which
moves him within 1 point of McGill in
the points race for 2nd place |
Yamaha/Ballance Racing’s Taylor Kiser
got a great start and was right behind his teammate
in the number two spot. Kiser held his position
until the second lap when he fell back. Kiser
came under fire from Borich ad McGill, which
put him back to fourth in the third lap, but
Kiser inherited the number three spot when McGill
fell back in the fourth lap, and held his position
all the way to the checkered flag.
“I got off to a good start and set
a good pace. On the last lap I ended up sliding
into a tree and that slowed me down a bit,
but overall it was a good day,” said
Kiser.
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GNCC
XC1 PRO ATV Podium (left to right)
Walker Fowler (2nd) , Chris Borich
(1st) , Taylor Kiser (3rd)
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National Guard/Yokely Racing’s Jarrod
McClure was looking solid as he enjoyed a
top three start. McClure followed Fowler and
Kiser into the woods, but eventually fell
back to the number five spot in the third
lap. McClure was able to move back into fourth
in the fourth lap and held his position all
the way to the finish line.
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National Guard’s Jarrod McClure
jumped to 6th in points with a 4th place
finish |
DeRisi
Racing's Bryan Cook rounded out the
Top 5 once again |
Bryan Cook started out in the number seven
spot and worked up to sixth place. Cook rode
a very consistent pace and held that position
until lap three when he moved up to fifth
place and rounded out the top five at the
checkered flag.
