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                                  | 2012 
                                      WORCS ATV RacingRound #8 - Honolulu Hills MX
 September 16, 2012
 Taft, California
 
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                                WORCS Racing - Round 
                                  8 - Pro ATV Race Report::Continued::
 H&M Motorsports / Maxxis Tire’s David 
                                Haasgma matched his career best finish of second 
                                overall. Haasgma has a clean race. He got a good 
                                start and was able to make passes and charge into 
                                second spot. Haagsma maintained his spot for much 
                                of the race and at points was even able to gain 
                                on the leader, Baron.  
                                 
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                                  | Maxxis’ 
                                      #422 David Haagsma charged his way past 
                                      Nelson and Josh Frederick to take over the 
                                      second spot, which Haagsma held to the checkered 
                                      flag, which also secured Haagsma the third 
                                      spot in series points just five points behind 
                                      Frederick in second. |  “I was trying to keep up with Beau (Baron), 
                                but he was running good, and I couldn’t 
                                catch him” stated Haagsma.   
                                Haagsma finished in the third spot for year and 
                                only finished off the podium three times. He accredits 
                                his team and bike for such a good year. “Everything 
                                was running good: my Elka suspension, Maxxis tires, 
                                Curtis Sparks motor, Flexx Bars, everything. Also 
                                my team support, my parents, everyone that helped 
                                out” said Haagsma. 
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                                      Maxxis 
                                        / H&M Motorsports' David Haagsma made 
                                        the pass on Dustin Nelson in the Pro Pits 
                                        to secure second place |  #94 Yamaha/Goldenwest Cycle’s Dustin Nelson 
                                had a roller coaster of a season. He took third 
                                overall for his third podium finish of the season. 
                                Nelson got off to a good start, but drifted wide 
                                and Baron was able to tuck to the inside and take 
                                off.  
  
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    | Yamaha's Dustin Nelson had a great start but went a little wide & Beau Baron was able to swoop in & take the inside line to grab the Holeshot at Honolulu Hills MX |  Nelson ran second for a bit until Haagsma 
  was able to get around him during his pit. Nelson 
  had plans to pass Haagsma when he stopped to pit, 
  but a nasty section in the WORCS-X part of the 
  track held him up. Nelson and a few Pro-Am racers 
  got tangled over some logs and the holdup cost 
  him his hope of catching Haagsma. 
                                 
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                                  | Yamaha’s 
                                      Dustin Nelson has had his fair share of 
                                      up and downs this year, but he came on strong 
                                      in the season finale and secured the final 
                                      spot on the Podium, which was his third 
                                      podium finish of the year. |  Nelson ended this season in the eighth spot, 
                                which is far from where he hoped for. “It 
                                was a tough season for sure, everyone’s 
                                too fast and too consistent to have the type of 
                                year that I did. I finished strong and on the 
                                podium and hopefully we’ll carry that momentum 
                                into the off season. I want to get our stuff worked 
                                out and come back strong for next season” 
                                said Nelson. 
                                 
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                                  | WORCS 
                                      Pro ATV Racing Podium (left to right)David 
                                      Haagsma  
                                      (2nd) 
                                      , Beau 
                                      Baron 
                                       
                                      (1st) , 
                                      Dustin 
                                      Nelson  
                                      (3rd)
 |  Claiming the fourth spot at Honolulu Hills was 
                                Motorworks/Can-Am’s Dillon Zimmerman. Zimmerman 
                                didn’t get the best of starts and was sitting 
                                around ninth spot on the corner. With mud being 
                                a factor during the first lap, Zimmerman kept 
                                his helmet down and made smart passes throughout 
                                the race. Zimmerman gained on Nelson by the final 
                                lap, but couldn’t catch him.  
                                 
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                                  | Can-Am 
                                      / DWT / Motoworks’ #49 Dillon Zimmerman 
                                      charged his way past Josh Frederick early 
                                      in the race and closed the gap on Nelson 
                                      in the third spot down to just 13 seconds 
                                      at the white flag, but Nelson was able to 
                                      hold of Zimmerman in the final lap with 
                                      Zimmerman finishing out the year in a solid 
                                      fourth place in the race & pro season 
                                      points. |  The #49 Motorworks rider finished fourth for 
                                the season. “This year has been my best 
                                year. I’ve been racing a lot; I’ve 
                                been going back and forth to Italy and doing so 
                                much racing. It has helped me out a lot and I 
                                really felt good after this race. I wasn’t 
                                tired or anything. I am really happy about that 
                                and happy I was able to make the podium a few 
                                times. Hopefully next year I’ll be able 
                                to continue with the podium finishes” said 
                                Zimmerman. |