|  GNCC Racing Heads 
                                to Powerline Park for Back to Back WeekendsPro ATV Racers Ready to Challenge Chris Borich
St. Clairsville, OH  (10/2/2009) 
                                -Now that Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Chris 
                                Borich has clinched the 2009 Can-Am Grand National 
                                Cross Country Series Championship, other riders 
                                looking to take the championship will instead 
                                be gunning for wins.
 Borich could decide to take it easy the last two 
                                rounds of the series, and riders like FRE KTM's 
                                Adam McGill, previous Defending Champion Bill 
                                Ballance and Yamaha's Taylor Kiser will hope to 
                                grab the last two wins of the season.
 
 McGill, Kiser and Ballance have been some of Borich's 
                                toughest competition through the season and all 
                                three will have a particular reason to try to 
                                nab a win before the season is over. McGill has 
                                yet to take home a win but has been close several 
                                times. McGill and Borich dueled at the Can-Am 
                                Unadilla GNCC most recently, and McGill almost 
                                took a win home that day. Then again, at the Moose 
                                Racing Yadkin Valley stomp, he was just seconds 
                                behind Borich around the last turn. McGill is 
                                determined to take a win home and with just two 
                                races left, he will be sure to make a wide open 
                                charge to the finish line before his time runs 
                                out.
 
 Nine-time-GNCC Champion Ballance lost the championship 
                                for the first time in a decade when Borich won 
                                last weekend at Yadkin Valley. Ballance has steadily 
                                improved as the season has progressed and has 
                                been on the podium for the past three races. These 
                                last two rounds may help Ballance determine whether 
                                or not he will return next year for a chance to 
                                reclaim the championship, especially if he ends 
                                the season with two wins.
 
 And then Kiser, who had the best chance of toppling 
                                Borich's championship dreams, hasn't had a win 
                                since the first round in Florida. If Borich's 
                                guard is down these last two races, or if he decides 
                                to take it easier, these three will be sure to 
                                make an out-and-out run to the finish line making 
                                for exciting action to the end.
 Yamaha's Brandon Sommers and Houser Racing's Bryan 
                                Cook will also be looking to take home wins now 
                                that they no longer have to worry about taking 
                                the championship. Sommers has yet to win a race 
                                and Cook hasn't been on the podium since his spectacular 
                                win at Steele Creek, but he has been close a number 
                                of times, and bides his time in fourth.
 
 They have two rounds in order to make their final 
                                bids before the season ends.
 
 Spectator passes run $15 for the full weekend, 
                                with pro pit access and pro autographs at no additional 
                                charge. On both Saturday and Sunday, youth riders 
                                race at 8 a.m., beginner riders race at 10 a.m., 
                                and the top amateurs and the pros race at 1 p.m.
 
 The track is located at Exit 213 off Ohio I-70. 
                                Take Route 331 N. just a few yards and make a 
                                right onto Hammond Rd for approximately 1 mile. 
                                Then left at Lee Road for another one-half mile. 
                                Track is on the right. Track is roughly 15 miles 
                                west of Wheeling, WV.
 
 For more information, check out the official series 
                                website at www.GNCCRacing.com 
                                or call 304-284-0084.
 About 
                                GNCC Racing:The Can-Am Grand National Cross 
                                Country Series is America's premier off-road racing 
                                series. Founded in 1973, 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 1,800 riders through 
                                tracks ranging in length from eight to 12 miles, 
                                competing for more than $3 million in prizes. 
                                With varied terrain, including hills, woods, mud, 
                                dirt, rocks and motocross sections, GNCC events 
                                are tests of both survival and speed. For more 
                                information, please visit www.gnccracing.com.
 About Racer ProductionsA West Virginia-based motorcycle and ATV event 
                                production company, Racer Productions has been 
                                a leader in the off-road racing industry for more 
                                than 30 years. It's repertoire of facilities and 
                                events includes the 13-round Can-Am Grand National 
                                Cross Country Series, since 1973; professional 
                                and amateur national events at High Point Raceway 
                                in Mount Morris, Pennsylvania, since 1977; and 
                                professional and amateur ATV events at Loretta 
                                Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee. For 
                                more information, please visit www.racerproductions.com.
 
    www.gnccracing.com
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 Morgantown, WV 26508
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