2015 WORCS Racing Round #3 - Canyon MX February 28, 2015 Peoria, AZ

In the SxS Stock Pro class, Triple S Polaris’ Ray Bulloch charged his way from the second row start to claim the class win with adjusted time. “I started on the second row and it was kind of brutal. The rain really helped a lot and kept the dust down and made it a good race. The track got rough but we pulled off the win and we couldn’t be happier. I really have to thank Jeff Obering for helping me out and Triple S Polaris and Lucas Oil. I feel really good and confident going into the next round and hopefully we can get into the points championship from here,” said Bulloch.

Triple S Polaris' Ray Bulloch claimed his first Pro Stock SxS Win

GMZ’s Jacob Shaw, who just came off the win in the UTV World Championships, had his fair share of issues off the start in the Stock Pro class when his machine went into limp mode. Shaw was able to restart his machine and charged his way up to a second place finish in the SxS Pro Stock. “The Magnum crew did an awesome job putting my car together. This was a good weekend for me and I couldn’t be happier, said Shaw who also took the win in the Polaris Ace.

GMZ's Jacob Shaw claimed the second spot on the Podium

Robert Olander originally was awarded the final podium spot, but it was later determined he finished in seventh place with adjusted time, and actually LSR Racing’s Branden Sims claimed the final spot on the podium.

LSR Racing's Branden Sims scored a third place finish from the last row in the SxS Pro Stock class

In the SxS Unlimited class, Mitch Guthrie Jr claimed his second win of the day as he finished with a time of 46:16.069. “The Unlimited race went awesome. I grabbed the holeshot and stayed out front the whole time. We are going to be racing our old car in the Unlimited class and the new car in the Pro class. I am pretty stoked to get two wins this weekend. You really can’t get any better than that,” said Guthrie Jr.

#51 Mitch Guthrie Jr launches over the Lagoon Jump

Can-Am/Pro Motorsports’ Matt Hancock was looking good and challenged Guthrie for the lead, but could not make a pass and settled for a second place finish in his new Can-Am Maverick Turbo. “My Maxxis tires hooked up great. It was brutal out there and I am happy with taking second,” said Hancock.

Can-Am's Matt Hancock finished in the second spot with his Can-Am Maverick Turbo in its debut race

HCR’s Jeff Obering rounded out the top three in the SxS Unlimited class with Can-Am’s David Martinez in fourth and Collins Webster claimed a fifth place finish.

Jeff Obering rounded out the top three in the Unlimited Class