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                                          Kevin Yoho & #12 Jeff Pickens battled 
                                          back & forth for an exciting race, 
                                          but in the end, it was Pickens taking 
                                          the 6th spot followed by Yoho in 7th | 
                                  
                                  Waynesburg Yamaha’s Jeff Pickens started 
                                  out just inside the top ten and moved into the 
                                  number seven spot by lap two. Pickens held his 
                                  position for several laps before getting around 
                                  Kevin Yoho in the final lap to finish in sixth. 
                                  
                                  BNR’s Kevin Yoho was in eighth off 
                                    the start and was able to take over sixth 
                                    in lap four, but he was under pressure from 
                                    Jeff Pickens and eventually gave up his position 
                                    to finish in seventh.
                                  
Yamaha’s Johnny Gallagher got off to 
                                    a slow start in the number thirteen spot and 
                                    worked his way into the top ten by the end 
                                    of the second lap. Gallagher eventually moved 
                                    into the number eight spot before crossing 
                                    the finish line. 
                                  
                                     
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                                          #14 Johnny Gallagher remains one of 
                                          only 3 Pro ATV racers to not finish 
                                          outside the Top 10 after 5 rounds with 
                                          his 8th place finish at the Mammoth 
                                          GNCC  | Hetrick 
                                          Racing's #126 Derek Swartfager secures 
                                          a 9th place finish, which now has him 
                                          11th in points, but he is only 10 points 
                                          out of 6th place | 
                                  
                                  Hetrick Racing’s Derek Swartfager was 
                                    in tenth off the start and fell back to eleventh 
                                    in the third lap. Swartfager put the hammer 
                                    down and worked his way into ninth place before 
                                    reaching the checkered flag. 
                                  Craig Bowman started off outside of the top 
                                    ten but kept a consistent pace to round out 
                                    the top ten in the pro class. 
                                  Precision Racing’s Adam McGill was 
                                    outside of the top five off the start and 
                                    put the hammer down. McGill cruised through 
                                    traffic and by the third lap was closing in 
                                    on Walker Fowler, who was in the lead. McGill 
                                    was in a close second, but he encountered 
                                    issues in the third lap after a tree got in 
                                    his way and fell back. 
                                  
                                  
                                     
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                                      | Can-Am's 
                                          #4 Chris Bithell works to free a stick 
                                          from his sprocket, but unfortunately 
                                          for Bithell his sprocket was damaged, 
                                          which ended his race after just 2 laps | 
                                  
                                  “It was a tough track and all of us who 
                                  were out front were running close. It was pretty 
                                  technical but I felt really good out there. 
                                  Unfortunately, I had a run in with a tree and 
                                  that set me back,” said McGill. 
                                  
                                 Brian Wolf also had a rough day and was only 
                                    able to finish two laps before calling it 
                                    a day due to issues with his hand. 
                                  
Chris Bithell was in the top five on the 
                                    start, but ran into trouble early in the race 
                                    when a stick lodged into his rear sprocket 
                                    and bent it, which took him out of the race 
                                    after just two laps.