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                                                GNCC Round 10 - ATV Racing Links
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                                  New Berlin, NY (9/15/2012) 
                                  - The 2012 Can-Am Grand National Cross Country 
                                  Series resumed from summer break Saturday with 
                                  Round 10 of the 13-race tour, taking place at 
                                  Unadilla in New Berlin, N.Y. In a hard-fought 
                                  battle to the end, Maxxis/Yoshimura's Chris 
                                  Borich secured his ninth win of the season and 
                                  went on to clinch his fourth consecutive XC1 
                                  Pro Class championship. Tireballs-backed rider 
                                  Pat McGuire extended his points lead in the 
                                  XC2 division after taking a big win over DeRisi 
                                  Racing's Braden Henthorn. 
                                  
                                     
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                                      | Yoshimura's 
                                          #1 Chris Borich secured the 2012 GNCC 
                                          Pro ATV XC1 Championship at Unadilla 
                                          with his 9th win of the sesaon | 
                                  
                                  The Can-Am Unadilla GNCC is one of the most 
                                    noted stops on the GNCC tour as it incorporates 
                                    the historic "U1" and "U2" 
                                    motocross tracks into the loamy dark soils 
                                    of the New York woods. The race action lived 
                                    up to the hype as the top XC1 contenders went 
                                    neck-and-neck for one of the most pivotal 
                                    races of the year. JG Offroad/FRE/American 
                                    Honda's Brian Wolf kicked off the afternoon 
                                    by taking the $250 Motosport.com Holeshot 
                                    Award and led the pack in the early stages. 
                                    Right behind Wolf was Precision Motorsports/Lonestar 
                                    Racing/Moto X Perts' Adam McGill and soon 
                                    Bowers/Coastal National Guard/Yokley Racing's 
                                    Jarrod McClure set in behind the leaders. 
                                    The trio pushed their way out front on the 
                                    opening lap, where McGill eventually got around 
                                    Wolf for the lead. However, it didn't take 
                                    long for Borich to catch up and begin applying 
                                    pressure for the lead position.
                                  
                                     
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                                          Offroad's #341 Brian Wolf grabbed the 
                                          Pro ATV Holeshot & he went on to 
                                          round out the Top 5 in the Pro class | 
                                  
                                  Meanwhile, Ballance Racing Yamaha's Taylor 
                                    Kiser had his sights set on stopping Borich's 
                                    championship run, as he needed to finish in 
                                    front of Borich in order to hinder Borich's 
                                    chances at a fourth title. However, Kiser 
                                    didn't get the start he had hoped for and 
                                    soon found that it wasn't easy to make passes 
                                    amidst lapped-traffic and other obstacles 
                                    on the course. 
                                  Kiser's Ballance Racing teammate Walker Fowler 
                                    found himself in a similar position off the 
                                    start, but the young gun picked his way through 
                                    the pack and soon entered the lead battle 
                                    with McGill, Borich and McClure. Just before 
                                    the two-lap board came out, McGill found himself 
                                    stranded in the woods while leading a four-way 
                                    battle for first. Fowler continued to mix 
                                    it up with Borich and McClure on the final 
                                    two laps, while McGill was forced catch a 
                                    tow back to the pits.
                                  
                                     
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                                      | Yamaha's 
                                          #5 Walker Fowler moved into the 2nd 
                                          spot in points by claiming a 2nd place 
                                          finish at Unadilla | 
                                  
                                  "I got a terrible start but you can't 
                                    start a day like that and expect to be fresh, 
                                    so I was a little winded," Fowler said. 
                                    "I caught Chris [Borich] with the 2 lap 
                                    board and we started going back and forth, 
                                    even side by side a few times. I made one 
                                    mistake and he got away. I made mistakes and 
                                    he didn't, so he earned it [the win]."
                                  
                                     
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                                      | Maxxis' #1 Chris Borich took the 
                                          checkered flag for his 9th win of the 
                                          GNCC season |