AMA ATV Motocross Nationals Round #10 - Red Bud Buchanan, Michigan August 1-2, 2009

Josh Creamer would end his moto in third, but his 2-3 finishes earned him the number two position on the podium. “My Monster Energy Kawasaki was working great this weekend. I got good starts and I’m real happy about being up on the podium again,” Creamer stated.

Kawasaki's #9 Josh Creamer (2nd) & #44 Chad Wienen (3rd) both make their way back on the podium at Red Bud with solid moto finishes

Chad Wienen had his work cut out for him in both motos. The number 44 Kawasaki had a mid pack start in the first moto but Wienen charged his way into fourth place. Moto two was almost a repeat for Wienen as he was in the top ten off the line. Wienen quickly worked his way into the number five position before reaching the checkers to take a 4-5 finish and claiming the final spot on the podium.

Pro ATV Motocross Podium (left to right) Chad Wienen (3rd), Dustin Wimmer (1st), Josh Creamer (2nd)

Veteran Suzuki pilot Doug Gust would take fourth off the line, but his seemingly superhuman abilities soon had him passing Goodman and sitting in a solid third place. Gust would ride unchallenged all the way to the finish line. In the second moto, Gust got off to a bit slower start and fell back to the number six position before crossing the finish line, which put him in fourth overall for the day.

Suzuki's Doug Gust just missed another Podium with Kawasaki's Chad Wienen making the pass on Gust in the 2nd Moto, which was the battle for the final spot on the Podium	After starting at the back on the pack in Moto 1, Dasa Racing's Joe Byrd charged his way to 2nd in Moto 2 after making the pass on Kawasaki's Josh Creamer, which earned Byrd a 5th Overall

Honda’s Joe Byrd was on a mission in the second moto after a first turn pile up in moto one had him in the back of the pack. Byrd got off to a decent start and soon began Pressuring Josh Creamer for the number two spot. The tension built as Byrd and Creamer would battle for several laps before Byrd would make a clean pass to take over second place.

Hoosier Tire's Harold Goodman grabbed the Moto 2 Holeshot and was on his way to a top 5 overall finish when he lost it in the uphill whoops sections, which left him pinned under his Honda with Rage ATV's Dee Manshack running to his aid. Goodman would finish out the day in 9th, and went to the hospital to get checked out, but luckily no serious injuries were found, but he will still be on rest for atleast a few days to recover

John Natalie would also battle hard in moto two after mechanical issues in the first moto sent him to the back of the pack in the final lap. Natalie was determined to break into the top five and he did just that as he worked his way through traffic, passing veteran Doug Gust to take over the number four position.