2015
GNCC Racing Series
Round #8 - John Penton
Millfield, OH
June 6, 2015 |
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Walker Fowler Takes Fourth
Win at John Penton GNCC
Cole Richardson Wins Pro-Am,
Finishes Third Overall
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GNCC Racing
John Penton - Round 8
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Millfield, OH (6/7/2015) - N-Fab
/ AmPro Yamaha / Maxxis / Lonestar Walker Fowler
claimed his fourth win of the season at round
eight of the 2015 AMOSIL Grand National Cross
Country Series presented by Maxxis, an AMA National
Championship. Adam McGill claimed the
second spot on the podium followed by Pro-Am XC2
Racer, Cole Richardon rounded out the top three
overall
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GNCC Racing
Pro XC1 ATV Podium (left to right)
Adam McGill (2nd), Walker Fowler (1st),
Cole Richardson (3rd)
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GNCC ATV racers were treated to near perfect
race conditions for the 26th running of the John
Penton GNCC besides some thick dust in the field
sections, and Ohio's Walker Fowler was up to the
challenge. Fowler got off to a second place start,
dropped back several positions before the end
of the first lap when he missed a turn on the
track.
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Maxxis' Walker
Fowler dropped back to fourth place in
lap one
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Fowler remounted his charge and took over the
lead by the end of the third lap, and he held
it all the way to the checkered flag for a dominate
win at his home-state track, which gained him
some valuable points in the GNCC Racing Pro XC1
ATV Championship points race moving him to within
22 points of series leader, Adam McGill.
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LSR's Walker
Fowler claimed his fourth win of the season
at the John Penton GNCC, which is the
most in the Pro XC1 ATV class
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CST / PirateMX.com / LSR / DeRisi / Tireblocks
/ SG's Adam McGill got off to a rough start after
nearly pulling the holeshot, he flipped over coming
out of the first turn, which sent him to the back
of the pack.
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LSR Racing's
Adam McGill flipped over in the first
turn
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Adam McGill wasn't about the give up as he quickly
charged his way up through the pack and into the
top five by the end of the first lap. By the end
of lap four, McGill worked his way up into the
second spot, but Fowler was out of sight, and
McGill would cross the finish 31 seconds behind
Fowler in second place
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CST's Adam
McGill charged his way back to a second
place finish
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