2017 WORCS Racing Round #3 - Honolulu Hills February 19, 2017 Taft, California

Josh Row, who had been in the hunt all race, inherited the third spot when Sloan retired from the event. Row returned to WORCS on a Honda after competing in desert racing events for the last two years. He had Baron to thank for getting him back on a quad.

Josh Row made an impressive return to WORCS Racing by claiming the final spot on the Pro ATV Podium

“I haven’t gotten to ride a quad in a long time, and I was having a blast running with these guys,” said Row. “Toward the end, I figured out how to ride a quad again. Beau is the main influence on this. Beau and Mike Cafro redid my motor and got it all back going again. It is cool to have those guys behind me and to come back to WORCS. I had no expectations; I was just happy to be riding quads again.”

Duncan Racing’s Mike Sloan was in the running for the final podium spot until he suffered a mechanical issue in the final laps, which dropped him off the podium.

STI's Mike Sloan was in the hunt for a podium finish till the final laps when he suffered a mechanical issue

PEP Suspension’s Collins Webster struggled with his setup for rough conditions at Honolulu Hills, but he still brought home a fourth place finish in the pro class, and he is looking to finish on the podium at Lake Havasu.

Goldspeed Racing's Collins Webster finished in the 4th Spot

Pro Rookie, Jerry Maldonado, who made a splash in his first pro season of WORCS racing by finishing fifth in the first race and third at the last race, injured his wrist since Primm, so he will miss several rounds of racing, and we wish him a speedy recovery.