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AMA ATV Motocross Nationals
Round # 7 - Unadilla Valley Sports
New Berlin, New York
June 13-14, 2009

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AMA ATV Motocross Racing - Round 7 - Pro ATV Race Report
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Joe Byrd - Honda TRX 450R ATV
#7 Joe Byrd suffered issues in both Motos, which wiped out his pro points lead, but he wasn't alone with issues this round
American Honda’s Joe Byrd had a little trouble this weekend when a first moto dismount cost him a top five finish, and mechanical issues ended things early for him in moto two. Josh Creamer also had a tough day as he was caught up in a first turn pile up in moto one and then suffered bike issues on top of it. Keith Little was also on the list for issues when he snapped his axle in the first moto and Can-Am’s Cody Miller ran into mechanical issues and was forced to DNF in moto two.

Unadilla Motocross Track – Quad Casualties
Joe Byrd - Honda TRX 450R ATV Keith Little - Kawasaki KFX 450R ATv
#7 Honda's Joe Byrd
#12 Kawasaki's Keith Little
Richard Pelchat - Can-Am DS450 ATV
Yamaha's Thomas Brown

#22 Can-Am's Cody Miller

#84 Yamaha's Thomas Brown
It didn't matter if you were running Red, Green, Blue, or Yellow, the high speed & big air Unadilla motocross track claimed its fair share of engines, axles, and more, which had the track crew working over time hauling in Pros after each Moto

Nick DeNoble and Clay Holmes were both dealing with injuries this weekend. Holmes ended up sitting out this round, but DeNoble decided to race anyway and despite having a hurt shoulder, DeNoble was still able to get off to a top five start in the first moto, but was unable to hold that position due to bike problems.

Nick DeNoble - Honda TRX 450R ATV
Josh Creamer & Pat Brown

The injured #123 Nick DeNoble had an impressive run in 1st Moto till he suffered a mechanical failure, which ended his moto short after running in the Top 5

Kawasaki's #9 Josh Creamer had high hopes for his race closest to his home in New England, but it wasn't meant to be with Creamer finishing out of the Top 10

The next round of the AMA ATV Motocross Championship Series will be held on June 28th in Blountville, TN where Muddy Creek will be the hosting facility as Kawasaki’s Chad Wienen and American Honda’s Joe Byrd will be battling it out for the point lead.

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