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Maxxis'
#191 Dustin Wimmer found himself eating
roost the majority of the 1st Moto as
he challenged Creamer for the lead,
but with a nearly one line track, passing
was at a premium with him finish in
the 2nd spot
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In the Pro-Am class, Wimmer started the first
moto by taking off the line in second behind Creamer.
Wimmer battled it out with Creamer the entire
moto. Unable to make a pass, Wimmer finished the
first Pro-Am moto in second.
Wimmer pulled off the line and took the Nac’s
Holeshot in the second Pro-Am moto. With Creamer
just inches behind him, Wimmer stayed on his
line and was able to keep Creamer from passing.
“I knew he was back there behind me, but
I just tried to run a clean race and we both
had a lot of fun,” commented Wimmer. Wimmer
finished first in the second moto, giving him
first overall in the Pro-Am class.
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| #191
Dustin Wimmer got his revenge in Moto
2 by grabbing the Holeshot & leading
Josh Creamer around the track to take
Moto 2 win & Pro-Am Overall Win |
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Motoworks'
#270 Josh Creamer grabbed the Pro-Am
Moto 1 Holeshot & held the lead
from start to finish, but took the second
spot in Moto 2 for 2nd Overall
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2010 AMA ATV MX National Champion, Josh Creamer
started off by taking the Nac’s holeshot
in the first Pro-Am moto. Creamer’s first
day back riding since his accident at Hurricane
Hills was on Saturday. Creamer proved he came
to race. Creamer ran with his first place position,
holding Wimmer off from making a pass. Creamer
took the win in the first Pro-Am moto.
In the second Pro-Am moto, Creamer came off
the line behind Wimmer. “We had a really
great battle going on, we were pushing each
other around the track, it was a blast, kind
of like it use to be (in Nationals),”
commented Creamer. Creamer was not capable of
making a pass in the one lined track, and took
second in the following moto. Creamer finished
second overall in the Pro-Am class.
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Elka's #19
Jason Dunkelberger went 3-3 for his
first Podium appearance of the season
with 3rd Overall
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Pennsylvania’s Jason Dunkelberger started
off the line in third. Dunk held onto his position
and finished the first moto in third. “We’re
getting the bike dialed in better, I’ve
been working hard and been feeling better as well,”
stated Dunkelberger.
In the second Pro-Am moto, Dunk came off the
line in fourth. Dunk made a pass on number 172,
Preston Young, and finished the second moto
in third. Dunk finished the day with an overall
third in the Pro-Am class.
