Nuevo, CA (4/26/2017) -
Polaris’ Cody Bradbury shook off recent bad
luck to win the WORCS Pro SXS race at Sand
Hollow State Park in St. George, UT. Bradbury
finished sixth in the Pro Stock race. He now
sits second in Pro and fourth in Pro Stock
points.
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Polaris'
Cody Bradbury Takes Pro SXS Win
at Sand Hollow WORCS for the seond
straight year, which currently has
him 2nd in Pro SXS Points Championship
after six rounds of WORCS racing
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After a difficult pair of races, including
a hard crash that totaled his RZR last weekend
during the UTV World Championship, Bradbury
nearly missed the Sand Hollow round. Overcoming
adversity, Bradbury borrowed a RZR from RJ
Anderson and got back to winning form here.
“It’s been a rough go and I have to give
thanks to RJ Anderson and the RJ 37 Off Road
Team,” said Bradbury. “Everything is the same
on the Polaris RZR except the tires, so I
put a set of my GBC Dirt Commanders on it
and everything was hooking up really well.
I actually debated even coming here after
the crash.”
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Cody
Bradbury borrowed the same Polaris
RZR that RJ Anderson won the UTV
World Championship the week prior
to the race at Sand Hollow
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Bradbury was blessed to walk away from the
crash in the UTV World Championship. He credited
his Holz Racing Products car for protecting
him. He was also thankful for Anderson allowing
him to use the car in a pinch.
“I caught a berm in the dust and went end
over end six times, but the Holz Racing Products
cage really did its job and held up,” said
Bradbury. “Everything is the same on the car.
The Walker Evans Shocks are valved a little
differently, but it has the Holz Racing Products
cage, arms, bumpers, nerf bars, swaybars.
The only difference were the tires. Thank
you to Polaris and for Tireblocks.”
In Pro Stock, Bradbury was running in the
top three when a hard hit on one of the track’s
many rocks dropped his RZR out of gear. He
drove from the back of the pack to score the
top-ten finish.
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Holz
Racing's Cody Bradbury finished
6th in Pro Stock, which currently
has him 4th Place in the WORCS Pro
Stock Points Championship
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“I backed it off at the start and honestly
tried to save my car,” said Bradbury. “I was
up to third and I hit a bump pretty hard,
and the car shifted into neutral. I hopped
out thinking I had blown a belt, and then
hopped back in and got it back up to sixth.
After my catastrophe in the UTV World Championship
last weekend, my goal here was to get some
points and not tear anything up.”
With nearly a month before the next WORCS
race, Bradbury is looking forward to getting
his cars prepped. Then, he will rest.
“We’ll take the next month to get cars ready
and just take some time off,” said Bradbury.
“I’ve been getting up at four in the morning
before work to work on cars and then going
to work and working on them after work. So
I’m ready for a little break.”
Bradbury will be back in action as WORCS
next heads to Iron Mine Racepark in Cedar
City, UT May 19-21.
2017 Cody
Bradbury Sponsors:
Polaris
Factory Racing, Wholesale Capital Corporation,
Walker Evans Racing, Holz Racing Products,
GBC Motorsports, Cross Motorsports, Team Bradco,
DASA Racing, Gates, SDI, Grant Steering wheels,
Magik Graphics, K&N Filters, Temecula
Motorsports