The Pro-Am motos were next up on the line and with an addition of two riders to the mix, the racing action was turned up a notch for these motos!
Can-Am / FMF / Walsh’s Josh Creamer was back at it in the Pro-Am class coming away with the moto one holeshot, again battling over this position, and barely edging out Nick Moser for the spot. Once out front, Creamer put on cruise control and rode consistent, smart, and fast laps to go on and take the moto one win.
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Josh Creamer made the pass on Nick Moser in Pro-Am Moto 2 to take over the lead early into the race. Creamer would remain in the lead until the finish |
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Josh Creamer went 1-1 to earn the overall in the NEATV-MX Pro-Am Class
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ITP / Renthal / Troy Lee Design’s Creamer came off the gate for moto two in stunning fashion but was unable to get the holeshot as both Nick Moser and Mike Bluy put their TRX450R’s ahead of Creamer’s Can-Am DS450 while heading into the first tight left-hander. Moser was running up front with Bluy behind him as Creamer put on his charge and picked off Bluy in the downhill double section. Creamer’s next move was to get around Moser which he quickly did over a downhill double-double section leading into a sharp up-hill off-camber right hand corner. From here, Creamer poured on the coal to lead the remainder of the race and take the moto win, and the overall victory.
“This class had a few more racers in it and it was just as exciting as the Pro motos. I came out and thankfully to my BCS Can-Am was able to get all really good starts and didn’t have to work too hard or beat on the quad to get it done today. These guys are all really fast and it’s fun to come out here and race in my home series.”, said Creamer
Pro-Armor / Honda / FTR’s Nick Moser was tough to beat in the Pro-Am class as he went 2-2 on the day. Moser came off the line for moto one with a wheel just behind Creamer’s back tire to come out in second place. Moser stayed in this position for all six laps of the race until the checkered flag flew.
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Nick Moser grabbed the New England ATV Motocross Pro-Am Moto 2 Holeshot |
Moto two for Moser was even better as he snagged the holeshot ahead of Mike Bluy in second and Creamer in third. Moser lead the charge for the entire first lap until he dropped a position to Creamer one quarter of the way into lap two as Cream put on a hard charge into the rhythm section. Moser was able to stick with second place for the remainder of this moto too and secured a second place spot on the podium for himself.
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Nick Moser placed second overall in the Pro-Am Class by going 2-2
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“It was a great race in the Pro-Am class, I felt really solid and was feeling better on the track and the quad. I would just like to thank all of my sponsors and my Mom and Dad for helping me out a bunch this year and I’m super pumped to be up on the podium with these fast guys!”, said Moser.
DASA / FOX / Hearth & Home’s Preston Young was back on the podium in the Pro-Am class with a set of 4-3 moto finishes giving him third place overall. Young came off the line in third place for moto one and dropped back to fourth after Travis Moore was able to get around him for third place.
