2012 WORCS ATV Racing Round #6 - On the Edge Raceway June 17, 2012 Enterprise, Utah

In the Pro-am class, Patrick McGuire showed everyone why he is the current GNCC Pro-am points leader. McGuire got a good start and by the second lap, he was pressuring Garrin Fuller for the lead. McGuire took advantage of his GNCC experience and took over the lead in lap three and held it all the way to the checkered flag. McGuire was the only Pro-am racer to do 13 laps and and finished in an impressive fifth overall.

Greg Cycle's #591 Pat McGuire put on an impressive show in the Pro-Am race as he finished 5th overall for the class win, and he was right at home on the MX track

“It was a faster track than what we usually run in GNCC, but it was a lot of fun and everything worked out pretty well,” said McGuire, who also won the Production A class on Saturday.

Despite his best efforts, Garrin Fuller was unable to close back in on McGuire and finished in a solid second place. “It was tough out there and I’m just glad to have finished,” said Fuller.

Collins Webster hung on for a third place finish despite the tough track. “It was definitely different but I did the best I could out there,” said Webster.

WORCS Pro-Am ATV Racing Podium (left to right) Garrin Fuller (2nd) , Pat McGuire(1st) , Collins Webster (3rd)

In the Side-by-Side classes, Beau Baron took his first 1000 Production win of the season. “We made a few changes and put the radiator in a new location and added a bigger fan,” said Baron, who had been having issues with his UTV overheating in previous round. “It was definitely a challenge with the water crossings, but we still took the win by over a minute and a half,” said Baron, who is now only one point off of second place.

Ryan Piplic was out front early after connecting with points leader RJ Anderson, but Piplic could not hold off Baron and settled for a second place finish, which, combined with Anderson’s DNF, allowed Piplic to take over the points lead.

Greg Row came from a tenth place start and charged his way into the number three position before reaching the checkered flag, giving him the final spot on the 1000 Production podium.

The 2012 WORCS series will be taking a short summer break before picking up again in August. Round seven of the series will head to Cahuilla Creek MX in Anza, CA on August 3rd – 5th where the points battles will be heating up with only two rounds left in the season.