Santee, CA (6/3/2016) -
Duncan Racing’s Garrin Fuller, fresh
off a victory in the last race in Nevada,
battled a dusty course to finish fourth in
the WORCS Pro ATV race at Iron Mine Race Park
in Cedar City, UT. Kyle Fuller sat out the
weekend healing from a wrist injury from Sand
Hollow.
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Duncan
Racing's Garrin Fuller made his way through the dust to finish fourth |
Garrin Fuller was running in the top five all race. With dusty conditions in full force, he ran a conservative pace and overcame a stuck shift lever to record the top five. He sits fourth in points just 11 points out of third.
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Garrin Fuller currently sits fourth in the Pro ATV Class heading to Round 9 |
“The track was super dusty and the first two or three laps were really sketchy,” said Fuller. “I stuck with them as long as I could, but I was getting off track and hitting bushes, so I backed off a little bit. Then I came into the pits and a rock got stuck between my shifter and the frame and the transmission was stuck in into third. I was kicking it, but it didn’t come loose until I got into the sand whoops section. It was just a fluke thing. From there it was shifting harshly.”
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Duncan
Racing's Kyle Fuller sat out at Iron
Mine Race Park with a wrist injury,
which will require surgery over the
summer break |
Kyle Fuller was here supporting his brother. He suffered wrist and throat injuries at Sand Hollow and is still healing.
“The wrist still hurts a lot,” said Fuller. “I had an MRI on the wrist, and I should know something when we get back. The good news is my throat is completely healed, and I hope to be back racing at Glen Helen.”
The WORCS Series takes its annual summer break followed by a return to action September 16-18 at Glen Helen MX in Devore, CA where the Fullers are certain to be the brothers to beat.
