FLY ATV Supercross Daytona International Speedway Daytona, Florida March 8, 2016

Another exciting class was Pro Sport. Backing up his ProAm win, Cole Sepesi dominated the Pro Sport class and took another win. Sepesi led every lap and laid down the fastest lap time of the class with a 59.943.

Cole Sepesi earned another win in the Pro Sport class

In second place was the number twenty-eight of Tyler Turner. Turner had a very strong and solid ride in second place, turning lap times very close to the leader and staying in second all race. Turner kept the leader of Sepesi honest by finishing just under one second behind him at the end of the race.

#28 Tyler Turner finished second in the Pro Sport Class

In third place was Josh Deemer aboard his number 44 Honda. Deemer started in fourth place and made quick work to get into third. Deemer was the only other rider close to the two leaders and showed he has what it takes to run up front.

#44 Josh Deemer rounded out the ATV SX Pro Sport Podium in third

The Women’s class provided intense racing thanks to the number five of Aubre King stepping up to take the win. This was King’s first national win and she even put down the fastest lap of the class with a 1:06.006. King’s training has paid off as she showed everyone she came to win this season.

#5 Aubre King earned the first win of the season in the Women's Class

The 2015 Women’s Supercross Champion and two time ATV MX Champion Megan Shepherd put in a strong ride to finish second. “I had a pretty good weekend, but it didn’t go as well as I hoped. I made a mistake the second moto and it was just really hard to pass. I was a little confused with how the heats work, I thought I had it won with just getting second with how Aubree finished, but its how the second moto counts, which I didn’t realize. It didn’t go as planned but at least this race doesn’t count for the championship, so I’m pretty excited for the first round. I’m ready to get back home and do some homework,” stated Shepherd.

Defending Women's ATV SX Champion & 2X ATV MX Champion Megan Shepard finished second at in Daytona