Extreme Dirt Track DURO ATVA Nationals Round #3 - Danville, Virginia Birch Creek Motorsports July 11, 2009

Kirby Cooke put on quite a performance as he shot off the line and gave it his all to take the final spot on the podium. When it was all over, Cooke gave an emotional dedication of his podium finish to a fallen youth rider, Trevor Guess, that passed away one year ago.

Kirby Cooke shocked everyone when he showed up to race on injured Victory Motorsports's Jordan Rummage ATV & claimed a spot on the Podium	Kirby Cooke dedicated his podium to Trevor Guess, who passed away last year, but his twin brother, Travis, (above) continues to race

Brad Riley, who had a mid pack finish in his heat race, came back to take a fourth place finish in the Pro main, while Kristopher Bures, who took second in his heat race, rounded out the top five. Darrin Ogden stayed consistent to take home sixth place and rookie Pro Kendall Webb laid claim to seventh. Zac Willett ended his day in eighth place, with Polaris Rath Racing’s Frank Batista hanging on for ninth, despite an earlier wreck and Brian Ace would round out the top ten for the Pro main event.

Pro ATV Podium (left to right) Michael Coburn, Harold Goodman, Kirby Cooke	Side Note: Michael Coburn set the Pikes Peak Hill Climb 450 Class World Record this past weekend

PRO LITES ATV MAIN RACE REPORT

The Pro Lites class was pretty much a repeat for American Honda’s Harold Goodman as he flew off the line, grabbing the holeshot once again. Harold’s charge again had him leading from start to finish to take another Pro Lites victory. “I really want to take a dual championship again this year so I am very happy how things went today,” stated Goodman, who is the current points leader in both the Pro and Pro Lites classes.

Houser Racing's Harold Goodman once again grabbed the Holeshot in the Pro Lites Class by edging out #33 Kendall Webb with Goodman holding the lead from start to finish to secure his 3rd straight Pro Lites Win as he remains undefeated in the class