2011 AMA Racing ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals Round #8 - Goldsboro, NC Busco Beach September 3, 2011

Michael Coburn also took the win in the Pro-am class. Coburn grabbed the holeshot and led from start to finish despite pressure from Brad Riley. “It was a really good weekend for me and everything went pretty smooth. The track was good and the facility was great and I felt really good, so I am happy with how everything turned out,” stated Coburn.

Sparks Racing ' s #038 Michael Coburn once again grabbed the Pro-Am Holeshot with #27 Brad Riley in chase as the pair battled to the checkered flag with Coburn holding onto the lead

Brad Riley got a good start and pressured Michael Coburn for most of the race, but was unable to make a clean pass. Riley kept right on Coburn’s grab bar and cruised to a second place finish. “There was some great racing this season. Everyone stepped up their game and it made things pretty interesting,” stated Coburn, who ended his season in third in Pro-am points.

There were only five points separating Can-Am’s Chuckie Creech and Brad Riley going into the final round in the Pro-am class Creech, who was leading Riley in points, would have to finish in no less than one position behind Riley in order to hold on to his second place points position.

Can-Am's #25 Chuckie Creech claimed the final spot on the Pro-Am Podium, which secured him the 2nd spot in the Pro-Am points race ahead of Brad Riley, and while on the Podium, Creech announced that his wife, Andrea, was pregnant with a new addition to the Creech family, so congratulation from ATVriders.com

Creech charged hard and despite Riley getting ahead of him, Creech was able to hang on for a third place finish, which allowed him to hold on to his second place status in Pro-am points. “The competition has been tough this season, but I’ve had a great time racing and I’m pretty happy with how everything has worked out,” said Creech.

Extreme Dirt Track Pro ATV Racing Podium (left to right) Brad Riley (2nd), Michael Coburn (1st), Chuckie Creech (3rd)

ustin Hoffman held on for a fourth place finish in the Pro-am class, which allowed him to edge out Seph Padon for fifth in the Pro-am points.

Harold Goodman had over a 30 point lead going into the final round and had secured the Pro-am championship at the previous round. Given his situation, Goodman decided to take it easy in the Pro-am class and cruised to a fifth place finish. “I wrapped up the championship earlier so I just decided to take it easy and get in some seat time. I really liked the track, so it was just a lot of fun for me,” said Goodman.