2015 EDT Racing Round #7 - Muskogee, OK Hatbox Field August 29, 2015

Garrett Keister ran his first full Pro season this year and recorded his second podium finish of the season with his third-place effort at the season finale.

#4 Garrett Keister claimed the final spot on the Pro Podium

“I’m 17 and I think I’m the youngest running the Pro Series this year,” said Keister. “You would think with Chuckie getting older he’d also be getting slower, but he is a hard guy to keep up with. He’s really fast. We were battling there for a couple of laps, but he just found a faster line. We ran a consistent season and I think we can do even better next year.”

While attempting to re-take the lead from Creech on the final lap, Wolff spun and finished seventh.

Hoosier's #71 Nathan Wolff held off Chuckie Creech for several laps

“Chuckie passed me on an off camber turn on the outside,” said Wolff. “The next lap, I tried to make the same move he made on me. He slid out just enough that we made contact and I had a get off. It took me a few seconds to get back going. I got passed by a few people, and there wasn’t enough time to get up front. My conditioning was near what I needed to be this year. If you’re not riding every weekend, you won’t be in the shape you need to be in.”

While not totally happy with his finish, Riley was pleased after having clinched the Pro Championship with a win in Round 6. In all Riley won four races this season.

“I rocketed off the line pretty well,” said Riley. “I came out of the first corner in first. I was running my own race. I got a 15-20-second lead when my front sprocket bolt backed out. I was just trying to make it to the end, but it popped off and I couldn’t make it to the end.”

Brad Riley lost the lead when he was sidelined with a mechanical issue

Riley did get one victory here. He finished first in the Pro Am race, ahead of Creech and Chris Landreth. Riley took the lead from Creech early in the event and was never seriously challenged.

Extreme Dirt Track Pro-Am ATV Podium (left to right) Chris Landreth (3rd), Brad Riley (1st), Chuckie Creech (2nd)

“I came out second at the start behind Chuckie,” said Riley. “We battled it out for three laps before I made my move. From there, I got a comfortable lead and went on to win. I think Chuckie was trying to save himself, but I just kept on going to check out the track for the Pro race.”

DASA Racing's #1 Brad Riley ran away with the Pro-Am Win

Creech added to his Pro victory with his runner-up finish in Pro Am. “There was a prize for the holeshot, so I wanted to get that,” said Creech. “No matter what happened, I was going to finish second in Pro Am points, so my main objective was to save myself for the Pro race. The track was really rough, and I wanted to make sure to be fresh.”

Maxxis' #25 Chuckie Creech grabbed the Pro-Am Holeshot with Brad Riley in chase