WORCS ATV Racing Round #4 - Racetown 395 April 25, 2010

#62 Jeremie Warnia claimed the final spot on the Podium

Jeremie Warnia, who has been racing the AMA ATV Motocross Championships this season, showed up for round four and showed that he still has what it takes to keep a strong pace for the two hour race. Warnia was second off the line right behind Dustin Nelson and was giving Nelson a good battle for the entire first lap, but in lap two when Warnia went for the pass, he and Nelson bumped tires and Warnia would end up taking a dirt sample. “I was trying to pass Dustin and we connected and I ended up crashing. I was lucky because I wasn’t hurt and was far enough ahead that I only fell back to third,” said Warnia, who would go on to record the fastest lap time of the race of 09:34.129, and claim the final spot on the podium.

WORCS Pro ATV Racing Podium (left to right) Josh Frederick (2nd), Dustin Nelson (1st), Jeremie Warnia (3rd)

MCR/Maxxis’ Beau Baron had his hands full for the first two laps of the race. Baron was fifth off the start and was in a heated battle with John Shafe, who was in fourth, from early in the first lap. Baron and Shafe battled back and forth for two laps, and then in lap two, the pair got together and Shafe would end up crashing. From there, Baron would move into the number four position where he would remain until reaching the checkered flag.

MCR's #1 Beau Baron	Roll Design's #5 Josh Row

Baron’s teammate, Josh Row, came on strong for round four as well. Row was in the top ten off the start but quickly began picking off the competition. By the fourth lap, Row had found his way into the number five spot and that is where he would stay until crossing the finish line.

Fellow MCR/Maxxis racer, Levi Marana, was running a solid race for round four. Marana was in tenth off the start and began working his way through traffic until finding his way to sixth place. Marana would hold his position for seven laps before reaching the checkered flag.

MCR's #501 Levi Marana	Motoworks' #49 Dillon Zimmerman

Can-Am/Motoworks’ Dillon Zimmerman ran a solid race after getting off to a slower than usual start. Zimmerman was almost last off the line, but quickly made up for it by making his way into the top ten by lap two. Zimmerman would eventually hang on to take a seventh place finish.