2017 WORCS Racing Round #8 - Iron Mine Race Park May 28, 2017 Cedar City, Utah

In Pro-Am, Kenny Sanford made his WORCS Pro-Am debut with a holeshot at the start of the race, but Logan Huff charged through the field and ran away for the win on his Yamaha. Bryce Peart was second, ahead of Daelen Etsitty. Both were riding Hondas.

Tireblock's Kenny Sanford grabbed the Pro-Am Holeshot in his class debut at Iron Mine Race Park

Huff, who hails from Santa Clara, UT, gave his family and friends something to watch. He now holds a nine-point lead in the title chase.

Logan Huff claimed the WORCS Pro-Am ATV Win

“I was feeling super good out there and nothing was slowing me down,” said Huff. “I was throwing everything at this thing and nothing went wrong. I have a lot of friends and family here and they made me stayed pumped up to show them what I could do today. It definitely feels good to be back on top of the box. I had to make my way through the back and I took first on the second lap. From there I just checked out.”

STI's Bryce Peart claimed the 2nd Spot on the Pro-Am ATV Podium

Peart backed up his victory in the last race with his fourth podium of the season. He sits second in points. “I pumped up right off the bat so I had to let off,” said Peart. “Logan just had a really good ride today. I started to feel better that last couple of laps, but I crashed in the motocross section so I couldn’t catch up at the end.”

Etsitty scored his first-ever WORCS podium. Though he was beat up from the rough track, he was happy with the results. “I’m feeling good, but I’m a little sore,” said Etsitty. “It was all those whoops. I’m really excited.”

Daelen Etsitty claimed his first WORCS Pro-Am ATV Podium

The WORCS ATV competitors will trade the sand whoops for the hot and high-flying Glen Helen Raceway as the series next heads to the Devore, CA track June 16-18.

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