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Monster Energy Kawasaki's Josh Creamer Gets His First at Steel City
2009 AMA ATV Motocross Nationals - Round 6 - Delmont, PA

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Irvine, CA (5/26/2009) - Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Josh Creamer earned the first AMA win of his career, while teammate Chad Wienen followed close behind to finish second overall at the sixth round of the AMA ATV Motocross Championship at Steel City Raceway in Delmont, Pa. The victory made it Kawasaki’s second win in a row in the Pro class. The Kawasaki KFX®450R also dominated the Pro Am classes as Kawasaki’s Cody Gibson and Joel Hetrick won the Pro Am Production and the Pro Am Unlimited, respectively.

A First For Creamer
Josh Creamer fiirst #1 win

Winning both motos, Josh Creamer was able to secure his first ever overall win in the AMA ATV Pro class

The day seemed to be going Creamer’s way as soon as the gate dropped in the first moto. He rode a solid first moto to come away with a comfortable victory. In the second moto it took him less than a lap to get to the front and that is where he stayed for his first overall AMA win.

“It seemed like a pretty easy day,” said Creamer. “I didn’t have to ride crazy to come through the pack and was able to ride at a comfortable pace. The second moto was definitely interesting with it raining, but I felt comfortable. I think it was finally my day.”

Josh Creamer

"It's the best feeling I've ever experienced"

Waiting For A Long Time
As talented as Creamer is and as close as he has come to winning several motos, fate has not handed the 23-year-old his first overall win until this season. Knowing all his hard work has finally paid off made the victory that much sweeter.

“It’s the best feeling I’ve ever experienced,” said Creamer. “It’s been a long time coming and I feel like I finally got the monkey off my back. I have a great group supporting me and I knew that a win was very close. I’m really happy!”

Wienen Makes It Through
After earning the top qualifier award again, Wienen’s speed came to good use, as he had to work through the pack during both motos. The first moto brought him from mid-pack to finish behind his teammate in second. At the start of the second moto, Wienen found himself at the back of the pack. It
Chad Weinen-

Monster Energy Kawasaki's Chad Wienen earned the top qualifier award

looked to be a long race, but he passed quickly and worked his way to fourth for second overall.

“I had to work a little bit harder than I wanted to in order to get around some guys in the first moto,” said Wienen. “By that time, Josh (Creamer) had a pretty good lead. In the second moto, I was actually really happy with how I rode since I’m not normally a mud rider. I’m really happy for Josh. He rode a great race and deserves the win.”

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