2010 Yamaha / ITP QuadCross Championship Series Round #6 - Glen Helen San Bernardino, CA August 15, 2010

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#94 Dustin Nelson was back to his winning ways for round 6 at Glen Helen as he swept not only the Pro class, bu the Open Pro class as well

Hot weather and dry conditions were on tap for round six that was held at Glen Helen Raceway, but the dust and heat didn’t seem to slow down the Pro Production class at all as they charged off the starting line.

Yamaha’s Dustin Nelson grabbed the moto one holeshot and rode a solid race from start to finish, holding off Beau Baron for several laps before pulling away and putting a little distance between himself and Baron.

Dustin Nelson was right up front taking the holeshot in moto one & going on to take the win. Moto two was slightly different off the start but would again see Nelson taking the win & the overall

Nelson began to pressure Baron immediately and would soon get his way in lap five, when he pressured Baron into making a mistake and was able to take over the lead. From there, it was smooth sailing for Nelson as he pulled away and took the moto two win, and the overall. “Moto one went really well. I got the holeshot and led from start to finish, but in moto two, Beau got out ahead of me and I had to work to get by him,” stated Nelson, who still holds a comfortable points lead.

MCR/Maxxis Tire’s Beau Baron was looking fast and consistent in the Pro Production class as he took an easy second off the start behind Dustin Nelson in the first moto. Baron kept pace with Nelson for the entire moto, but he was not able to get close enough to make a move for the lead and would take a second place finish in moto one, making him more determined than ever in moto two.

Maxxis' Beau Baron would work his way past #5 Josh Row on his way to a 2nd place overall in the Pro class	#549 Baron would get a better start in the 2nd moto slotting into 1st place but would later fall back to 2nd going 2-2 on the day

As the gate dropped for moto two, Baron grabbed the holeshot, but he was not alone as Dustin Nelson was in close pursuit. Baron held his lead for five laps before a slight bobble would send him back to second. Baron would end his day with a pair of second place finishes, giving him the second spot on the Pro Production podium. “Dustin is really fast off the start, so I was pretty excited about getting the holeshot, but I’m hoping I’ll be able to do that again at the next round,” said Baron.

Yamaha/Goldenwest Cycle’s Justin Noss also looked good as he powered his way up from fifth to a third place finish in moto one. Noss got off to a little bit better start in moto two, taking fourth off the line, and he would again reach the number three spot before taking the checkered flag. Noss’ consistency this year has him currently ranked third in points in the Pro Production class.

Justin Noss went 3-3 on the day for round 6 which had him in 3rd place overall, which conveniently also had in 3rd in the series points chase as well	Jason Fife would have a couple hard battles to add to his resume after round 6 going 6-4 for 4th place overall after battling with Dunk during both motos

Jason Fife put in a strong effort to claim sixth in the first moto and a solid fourth in moto two after battling with Jason Dunkelberger for several laps, giving him fourth overall for the day. Jason Dunkelberger, who is currently in fourth in the points chase, would go 5-5 to round out the top five. John Shafe’s 4-6 gave him the number six spot overall, while Reed Petchnick landed in seventh and James Rossi would finish in eighth.

#19 Jason Dunkelberger currently sits 4th place in points after staying consistent at round 6 by going 5-5 on the day	Josh Shafe would put his Honda to work for him & allow it propel him to a 4-6 set of moto finishes to give him 6th overall