BEST IN THE DESERT Series Henderson 250 December 6, 2014

The Q1 team of David Scott and Danny Prather went into the final round as the points leaders and with it being a double points round, they knew all they needed to do was finish the race to take home their fourth consecutive BITD Pro championship, but before they settled into a groove, they decided to have a little fun. “We went back and forth a bit with Colt and Cody in the first lap and it was a lot of fun, but we knew we had to finish to bring home another championship so after that we settled down a bit and got in a good groove,” said Danny Prather.

Danny Prather started the Q1 team off in the morning before sun rise

“We really wanted to go out there and win, but we knew we needed to play it smart, but we still had a little fun out there. The course was really good because there was a little moisture and it kept the dust down. Our CT engine handled the course really well and our Maxxis tires with Tireballs gave us awesome traction. Everything worked perfect,” added David Scott.

The Q1 team of Danny Prather and David Scott came into the final round with the BITD Pro ATV Points lead. With only two entries in the Pro ATV Class they knew they would just have to finish the race to earn yet another Best in The Desert Pro ATV Class Championship

“Danny and Dave did a great job out there; that’s four championships for them and six for CT Racing. It was great to have two teams out there and do so well. Next season will be even better,” said CT Racing’s Allen Knowles.

CT Racing's Allen Knowles (pictured in the center) was on hand to watch two of his race team battle it out at the Best in the Desert Henderson 250