Dustin Nelson's Wins Again & Kody Evans Claims 1st Overall Win
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#97 Yamaha's Justin Noss had his work cut out for him in both of his Pro motos, but in his 3rd place finishin earned him a spot on the Podium with 3rd Overall

Yamaha’s Justin Noss was looking fast as he came off the line in moto one just behind Dustin Nelson. Noss would hold his position despite intense pressure from Beau Baron. Noss would hold off Baron for several laps before taking a second place finish in the first moto. In moto two, things did not go as planned for Noss.

He was again in second off the start, but early in the race, he and Baron would do battle once again, but Noss would end up going off the track when they would connect, sending him over the berm and through the mechanics area before he was able to get back on track. Noss’ mishap sent him back several spots, but he was able to reclaim the number three spot before reaching the checkered flag, which would give him the final spot on the pro podium.

#19 Jason Dunkelberger did battle several times with Beau Baron throughout the day each time resulting in a 4th place finish giving him 4th overall for the day

Jason Dunkelberger was looking consistent as he would charge his way off the line in third place in the first moto, but would soon find himself under attack from Beau Baron and would fall back to fourth place, where he would stay for the rest of the moto.

Moto two was almost a repeat for Dunkelberger as he was again in third off the start, and would lose a position to Baron early in the race. Dunk would eventually finish in fourth place, giving him fourth overall. The number 19 Yamaha is also currently fourth in the pro points race as well.

Jesse Goss would go a solid 5-5 to round out the top five in the Pro Production class, with James Rossi going 6-6 for sixth. Jason Fife would hang on for 8-7 finishes giving him seventh overall and Reed Petchnick would hang on for eighth place overall.

Kody Evans had the start down pat as he showed the other Open Pro ATV racers how to pull a holeshot & win a race, not once, bu twice for his first overall win of the 2010 Season.

In the Open Pro class, Kody Evans was on fire as he flew off the start in moto one. Evans would lead from start to finish taking the moto one win.

Moto two was like déjà vu for Evans as he held strong, despite pressure from Dunkelberger and John Shafe, to take the second moto win and his first overall win of the season.

Evans now is within striking distance of the Open Pro points lead as he is only 5 points off of leader Jason Dunkelberger.

#8 John Shafe's consistency paid off for him at round 4 when he went 3-2 for 2nd overall after a couple hard fought battles with Dunk

John Shafe pulled off two fast and consistent motos in the Open Pro class taking 3-2 finishes, and would beat out Jason Dunkelberger for second overall after a heated battle between the two in the second moto, which would leave Dunk with 2-3 finishes and settling for the third spot overall. Dennis Capogni would go the distance, taking 4-4 finishes for a solid fourth overall, while MCR/Maxxis’ Josh Row would go 5-5, rounding out the top five in the open Pro class.

In the Pro-am class, Justin Jones was looking impressive as he went on to claim both moto wins and the overall. Tanner Gemperle’s 5-2 would allow him to take second overall, while Garrin Fuller claim third overall with 3-6 finishes.

Round five of the 2010 Yamaha ITP Quadcross series will be heading back to Glen Helen Raceway on July 11th, where Dustin Nelson will be going for another Pro Production win.