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                                  | 2013 
                                    AMA Racing ATV Extreme Dirt Track Nationals
 Round #4 - Garretson, SD
 Sioux Valley Cycle Club
 June 15, 2013
 
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                                 Maxxis' Brad 
                                  Riley Takes the Extreme Dirt Track 
                                  Pro-Am ATV Win::Continued::
                                 
                                  | PRO-AM 
                                    ATV  
                                    MAIN RACE 
                                    REPORT |  In the Extreme Dirt Track Pro-Am class, DASA 
                                Racing’s Brad Riley grabbed the Holeshot 
                                followed by Colter Loshbaugh and local racer, 
                                Richard Schoeberl who claimed the Pro-Am heat 
                                race win over Goodman and Riley, but Schoeberl 
                                stalled his Honda midway through the race, which 
                                sent him to the back of the pack. 
                                 
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                                  |  DASA 
                                      Racing s' #27 Brad Riley grabbed the Pro-Am 
                                      ATV Holeshot |  Riley quickly pulled away from the field and 
                                he went unchallenged for his first Pro-Am ATV 
                                win of the season, which moved Riley within 21 
                                points of Goodman in the points lead. “The 
                                track was wet; once the gate dropped I launched 
                                off the gate. My Maxxis Tires and DASA engine 
                                was a killer combination and I got the holeshot. 
                                Once I got out front I just checked out. I had 
                                a several second lead by the end and just cruised 
                                the last few laps,” said Riley 
                                 
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                                  |  Maxxis' 
                                      #27 Brad Riley held the lead from start 
                                      to finish to claim his first Pro-Am ATV 
                                      win of the year in the Extreme Dirt Track 
                                      Series  |  Houser Racing’s Harold Goodman charged 
                                his way past several racer and Josh Hibdon to 
                                take over the second spot behind Riley, but Goodman 
                                was never able to make a run at Riley, so Goodman 
                                settled into the second spot and cruised to the 
                                second place finish, which still has Goodman in 
                                firm control of the points lead. “I didn’t 
                                get a great start in Pro Am and pushed really 
                                hard. I made my way through the pack and got into 
                                second. I couldn’t catch first, but it took 
                                a lot of work to get into second so I am happy 
                                with that,” said Goodman. 
                                 
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                                      Honda East Toledo's #708 Harold Goodman 
                                      charged his way from a mid-pack start to 
                                      take over the second spot, which he held 
                                      to the checkered flag |  Goodman only claimed one win over the double 
                                header weekend, but he did claim two second place 
                                finishes, which still has him leading the points 
                                in both the Pro and Pro-Am classes. For Goodman, 
                                it was the first weekend his entire family was 
                                at the track including he son, Trey, for his first 
                                ever race. It has been great to bring my family out to EDT 
                                and it awesome to have my son out here with me. 
                                It’s really a lot of fun,” said Goodman. Josh Hibdon looked to have the final podium spot 
                                locked up until just two laps from the finish, 
                                he charge came to an end when he suffered a mechanical 
                                issue, which left him on the sidelines. With Hibdon 
                                sidelined, Coburn took over the final podium spot. 
                                 
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                                  |  Hoosier's 
                                      #038 Michael Coburn claimed the final podium 
                                      spot after Josh Hibdon was sidelined with 
                                      a mechanical issue |  For Coburn, it was his first Podium finish in 
                                the Pro-Am class this year, since he is focusing 
                                his attention on the Pro class since he had issues 
                                at the opening round of the season. 
                                 
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                                  |  Extreme 
                                      Dirt Track Pro-Am ATV Racing Podium (left 
                                      to right)Harold Goodman (2nd), Brad Riley (1st), 
                                      Michael Coburn (3rd)
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                                Wiseco’s Chuckie Creech was running in the 
                              top five until his foot got stuck between his nerf 
                              bar and rear tire. “In Pro AM, my foot got 
                              hung up between the nerf bar and the tire. By the 
                              time I got my leg out, I was done. I just came off 
                              and got ready for my next few races. I didn’t 
                              want to burn all my steam out when I couldn’t 
                              do anything since I was a lap behind,” said 
                              Creech. 
                              
                              Nathan Wolff claimed the fourth spot followed 
                                by Colter Loshbaugh rounding out the top five. 
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                                  | #25 
                                      Chuckie Creech works to free his foot from 
                                      betweeen his tire and nerf bar, which ended 
                                      his run in the top five |  |