| Chris Borich Leads Pro Points Heading to Limestone GNCC Round 6GNCC ATV Racing - Round 6 - Limestone 100 - Springville, IN - May 18, 2013
 
                                
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                                  | Maxxis' Chris Borich stands undefeted going into GNCC Round 5 in Indiana |  Morgantown, WV (5/16/2013) 
                                - As the 2013 AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country season approaches the midway point this weekend, 4-Time champ Chris Borich remains undefeated in the XC1 Pro ATV class with five consecutive wins under his belt. The series heads to Springville, Ind. this weekend for the Dunlop Limestone 100 GNCC, Round 6 of the series, where the fast-paced Indiana terrain could help level the playing field and allow a potential new race winner to end Borich's dominant streak. With 64 career wins to date, Borich has already proven his merit amongst the best XC ATV racers in GNCC history as he nears the all time wins record. Eight-Time GNCC champ Barry Hawk currently holds the record with 68 total wins, which is within reach for the consistent Borich as eight races still remain in 2013. 
                                
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                                  | Reliable Tool Supply's Chris Bithell sits second in the XC1 Pro Points |  Reliable Tool Supply / Maxxis rider Chris Bithell could perhaps be the one to break his Suzuki-mounted teammate's win streak, leading the champ for more laps than anyone else this season. Riding aboard an all-new machine and program for 2013, Bithell continues to become more comfortable each round and looks to secure a race win this season. Bithell currently sits third overall in the championship standings, only five points below AmPro Yamaha's Walker Fowler. Following an unpredictable mud race at the last round, both Fowler and Bithell failed to score points toward the National Championship. Fowler was forced to retire from the race after acquiring so much mud in his eyes that he was unable to continue on. Similarly, Bithell also ran into issues late in the race that dropped him outside of the top 20 overall.  
                                
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                                  | #521 Adam McGill is currently ranked fourth in the GNCC XC1 Pro Class |  Lonestar / Precision / ITP's Adam McGill sits only two points behind Bithell in the overall standings with a pair of podium finishes so far this season. McGill is yet another XC1 front-runner who is capable of securing a race win over Borich. The epic battle for the fifth place in the standings continues between BNR's Kevin Yoho and Waynesburg Yamaha's Jeff Pickens, who sit less than five points apart heading into Round 6. Pickens made a jump in the points after securing his first-ever podium finish last round. JB Offroad/Can-Am's Jarrod McClure tops Yamaha / GBC / HMF's Johnny Gallagher by four points for the seventh place spot, while Team Woodhead/DeRisi Racing's Braden Henthorn and XC2 rider Patrick McGuire round out the top ten with a tied score of 53 points in the overall standings. XC2 Pro Am rookie Brycen Neal leads the way in the class standings, sitting only 6 points ahead of McGuire heading into this weekend's race. Defending XC2 champ McGuire has been one of the most consistent finishers so far as he's stayed inside the top five each round this season. XC2 rookie Landon Wolfe holds the third place position, while Indiana's Chad Jones and Round 5 class winner Randy Hamilton round out the XC2 top five. Youth ATV racing will take place Saturday 
                                at 8 a.m., followed by amateurs, 4x4 and 
                                Women at 10 
                                a.m. and the top amateurs and pros 
                                at1 
                                p.m. 50cc Micro racing returns to 
                                the schedule this weekend, taking place on 
                                Saturday at 4:30 p.m.For more information 
                                on the series, visit www.gnccracing.com. 
                               About GNCC RacingThe AMSOIL Grand National Cross 
                                Country series is America's premier off-road racing 
                                series. Founded in 1975, the 13-round championship 
                                is produced exclusively by Racer Productions. 
                                Cross-country racing is one of the most physically 
                                demanding sports in the world. The grueling three-hour 
                                GNCC races lead as many as 1,500 riders through 
                                tracks ranging in length from eight to 12 miles. 
                                With varied terrain, including hills, woods, mud, 
                                dirt, rocks and motocross sections, GNCC events 
                                are tests of both survival and speed. The series 
                                draws talent from all over the U.S., Europe, Japan, 
                                Australia and New Zealand. GNCC Racing is televised 
                                weekly on NBC Sports and RacerTV.com. 
                                For more information, please visit www.gnccracing.com.
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