New England ATV Motocross Hurricane Hills - Round 10 Clifford, PA September 4, 2011

2008/2009 AMA ATV MX National Champion Dustin Wimmer had a great day in the Pro-Am class. Wimmer flew off the line into the lead, taking the Nac’s Holeshot Award. Wimmer held off Miller, who was not far behind, threatening to take his lead. Wimmer then began to distance himself from Miller and the rest of the pack. Wimmer would take the win in the first Pro-Am moto. Wimmer started the second moto out in front, again taking the Nac’s Holeshot Award. Once out in front, Wimmer put a big gap between him and the other riders, staying in the lead throughout the entire second moto. Wimmer would take the win, finishing first overall in the Pro-Am class.

2010 NEATV-MX Champion Cody Miller started the first Pro-Am moto in second behind Wimmer. Miller stayed close with Wimmer for the first few laps, but began to lose distance with him, and stayed in second throughout the first moto. In the second Pro-Am moto, Miller fired off the line into second, again behind Wimmer. Miller kept Wimmer in his sights, but was not close enough to make any moves. Miller would finish second, taking second overall in the Pro-Am class.

Preston Young, Honda Rider number 172, started the first Pro-Am moto in third behind Miller and Wimmer. Young held off number 949, Brad Burbine, early in the moto from getting by him. Young gained distance on Burbine, and kept his place in third. Young began to get closer to Miller, but was not able to get close enough. Young would take third in the first Pro-Am moto. In the second moto, Young was off the line in third again, and would hold onto his place throughout the entire moto. Young took third overall in the Pro-Am class, putting him on the podium for the first time this season.

South Royalton, Vermont’s Brad Burbine started the first Pro-Am moto in the back of the pack. Burbine stayed close with Young for the first few laps, but then began to lose sight of him. Burbine would take fourth in the first Pro-Am moto. In the second moto, Burbine had trouble at the gate, but made it off the line and stayed in fourth throughout the entire moto. Burbine would take the fourth overall for the Pro-Am class at Hurricane Hills.

Josh Creamer decided not to run the Pro-Am class this round, due to the preparation needed on his quad for the second Pro moto.