AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #6 - Steel City Delmont, Pennsylvania May 23-24, 2009

By the second motos, thunderclouds had formed and the rain came down, making the already challenging track slick.

AMA ATV Motocross race fans didn't let the rain stop them from enjoying the racing action as they came prepared for the rain	Josh Upperman received some words of advice from former Pro ATV MX racer, Tim Farr, before the start of Moto 2

Harold Goodman gunned for the first turn to take home his second $250 holeshot award, while Natalie crashed hard on the outside. Creamer was soon on on Goodman's tail, and he mastered the slick track to make a pass and take the lead.

Harold Goodman once again grabbed the Holeshot, but Josh Creamer took over the lead going through the turning double section half-way through lap One	Josh Upperman took over the 2nd spot in lap 2, by tripling over Harold Goodman who opted to double the uphill jump with the slick condtions

Upperman overtook Goodman as well in the second lap, and then battled with Gust and Wienen for second. Late in the race, Upperman stepped up his pace and pulled away from the battle, making one final push to catch Creamer. He went for a pass in the final turn, but ended up a close second behind Creamer.

Kawasaki's Josh Creamer was right at home in the mud as he charged his way to yet another Moto win & the overall	Doug Gust lost his goggles early in the race as he battled back & forth with Chad Wienen for the 3rd spot

"I just thought, 'C'mon man, just keep pushing,'" said Upperman. "I just ran out of time."

Gust and Weinen made their moves to the front, taking the third and fourth positions while Byrd, who had another bad start coming off the line in 10th, settled for fifth place. The still-recovering Wimmer finished 11th, which allowed Byrd to extend his points lead to 25-the distance of an entire moto.