Honda TRX 450R mounted Preston Young started
the first Pro moto in third behind Tommy Lombardo
and held a battle with him but made quick work
in the third lap and moved into second. Young
held Lombardo off for the next few laps, but
made a mistake and slipped back into third,
and would finish the first moto in third. “I
felt really good throughout the whole moto,
but made a mistake and Tommy was able to get
by me,” commented Young on the first Pro
moto. In the second moto, Young had an awesome
start flying into second off the line. Young
held his spot for the first half of the moto
before he began to feel the pressure of Southside’s
Travis Moore. Young was unable to hold off Moore
and would slip into third, finishing the Pro
moto in third for the day.
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Tommy Lombardo
placed second in Pro Moto 1 but just
missed the Pro Podium overall finishing
fourth in Moto 2
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Lombardo Motorsports Tommy Lombardo ran two
good motos in the Pro class. Lombardo started
off the first moto in second behind Josh Creamer
and had a tight battle trying to hold off Preston
Young and Travis Moore. Unable to hold off Young,
Lombardo would move back into third, but wouldn’t
give up and applied the pressure back on Young
and made his moved back into second, finishing
the first moto in second. Off the line in the
second moto, Lombardo started in third and had
a tight battle with Moore for most of the first
half of the moto.
Lombardo held Moore off from making any moves
for the first few laps, but then was pushed
back into third when Moore found his line to
make the pass. Lombardo would stay in third
for the remainder of the moto and finish fourth
for the day in the Pro class.
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New
England ATV Motocross Pro ATV Production
Podium (Left to Right)
Preston Young (3rd) , Josh Creamer (1st),
Travis Moore (2nd) |
Maxxis Tire’s Josh Creamer rode strong
in his Pro-Am motos this weekend, starting off
the first moto out in front with the holeshot
and he seems to be getting the most out of his
BCS Performance powered Can-Am DS 450. Creamer
would make a great lead on the pack and finish
out the first Pro-Am moto in first.
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Josh
Creamer grabbed both NEATV-MX Holeshots
both the Pro-Am & Pro Classes aboard
his BCS Performance Can-Am DS450 Sport
ATV |
His second moto would be a repeat of the first,
and Creamer would finish the day 1-1, and take
the overall in the Pro-Am class for the weekend.
“I can’t say enough good things
about Jason and the crew at BCS Performance,
and also everyone else whose helping me out,
Maxxis, Fox, Walsh, Troy Lee Design, Smith,
Lucas Oil, we really have a great team and plan
to keep pushing forward,” remarked Creamer.
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#8
Josh Creamer went 1-1 to take the overall
win in the NEATV-MX Pro-Am Class |
