Precision Motorsports / Lonestar Racing / Moto X Perts' Adam McGill took his turn leading the pack on Lap 3 and the top 6 front-runners continued to battle wheel-to-wheel through the rough and choppy woods.
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GNCC XC1 Pro ATV Racers #521 Adam McGill & #1 Chris Borich battle for position threw the famous "Ten Commandments" whoop section at Loretta Lynn's MX track |
Borich uncharacteristically dropped back a few positions after experiencing a big crash that left him tumbling end-over-end on his machine. The 4-Time champ was able to recover, though, and continued to charge to the front of the pack.
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4x GNCC XC1 Pro ATV Champion Chris Borich would take his 10th win of the 13 round series at Loretta Lynn's GNCC on his Maxxis / Yoshimura Suzuki LTR450 ATV |
"I had some issues with my throttle cable after my crash and I actually stopped in the pits to make some adjustments but we weren't sure if it was going to make it to the end," Borich said.
Meanwhile, Kiser was able to take over the lead but McGill was all over his back wheels, with Fowler and the gang close behind. After a brief stop in the pits, Borich was on his way to the front once again. By Lap 4, Borich had put himself in between Kiser and McGill and the trio began to pull away from Fowler at first, but after securing his first win of the season last round, Fowler wasn't going to let a podium finish slip away that easily.
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Ballance Racing / Yamaha teammates #3 Taylor Kiser & #5 Walker Fowler would place second & third at the final round of the 2012 GNCC ATV Racing Series |
As the leaders headed into the final moments of the two-hour race, it was Kiser who commanded the lead with Borich, McGill and Fowler on deck. The final leg of the course consisted of high-speed grass track and the famed motocross track. Kiser fumbled in the grass track section, allowing Borich to sweep by and take over the lead, ultimately giving Borich his tenth win of the season at Loretta Lynn's. Kiser came through right behind Borich and Fowler was able to get around McGill for the final podium position.
