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

Wolff took the lead from Zychowski on the second lap of the Pro Am Unlimited race and rode to his fourth Pro Am Unlimited victory of the season, clinching the championship in the process. Zychowski finished second after winning the holeshot, followed by Hibdon. Hometown racer, Daniel Chepkauskas, finished fourth after running on Hibdon’s rear bumper in the final laps of the race.

Extreme Dirt Track Pro-Am Unlimited Podium (left to right) Josh Hibdon (3rd), Nathan Wolff (1st), Brock Zychowski (2nd)

“This track really suits me,” said Wolff. “The track is rough and I’m really good at finding the unique lines to make passes. It wasn’t easy, but it was a lot of fun. I was about worn out at the middle of the race, so I really had to keep pushing.”

Hoosier's #71 Nathan Wolff wrapped up the Pro-Am Unlimited Championship with the win at Round 7

Zychowski made his EDT debut this weekend and earned two straight podiums in Pro Am Unlimited. Zychowski finished third in Friday’s race. “I came here not knowing what to expect and I came out on the podium, so I can’t complain,” said Zychowski. “Wolff got me on the off camber. He came flying by the outside and he got around me. This weekend has just been awesome.”

#111 Brock Zychowski grabbed the Holeshot & held on to claim the 2nd spot on the Pro-Am Unlimited Podium

Hibdon was happy to be on the podium, but was definitely hungry for a victory here.“I didn’t get out of the hole like I expect,” said Hibdon. “I got beat up a little bit. I was up in second and then Nathan came around all of us on that off camber. Third works for me. It’s better than sitting out there broke.”

Hoosier's Josh Hibdon claimed the final spot on the Podium

Chepkauskas was glued to Hibdon’s rear bumper for the entire race and was pleased to give a top five to his hometown fans.

DASA's Daniel Chepkauskas just missed a podium finish in the 4th spot

“It’s been a really good season,” said Chepkauskas. “It’s difficult to stay on top of the machines like I need to. Our season went well, though. We were in the top five in Pro Am Unlimited points and in the top 10 in Pro points.”

Michael Houghton, who came into the weekend leading the points in Pro Am Unlimited and was running second in Pro Points, reinjured his shoulder in a crash during the Pro-Am Unlimited event Friday and sat out the balance of the weekend’s racing, which sidelined his championship hopes.

“I feel bad for Michael,” said Wolff. “We share a lot of set ups and we have a very similar riding style. It was unfortunate he wasn’t here.”

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