2015 GNCC Racing Series Round #13 - Ironman Crawfordsville, IN October 31, 2015

The 2015 XC2 Pro Am National Champion, N-Fab/AmPro Yamaha/Maxxis/Lonestar’s Cole Richardson wrapped up the championship at Mountain Ridge and made his XC1 Pro debut at the last round, but unfortunately suffered mechanical issues. Richardson got out to an early top five lead and powered himself into the second place position, proving that he has what it takes to contend for the National title in 2016.

Maxxis' Cole Richardson claimed his first GNCC Racing Pro ATV Podium finish in the 2nd overall

ithell Racing /Maxxis/Precision’s Chris Bithell pushed his Suzuki throughout the entire race to maintain the third place position, placing ahead of many of the sport's best riders and wrapping up the season with a podium finish. Bithell finished the season sixth in points. In the end it would be McClure, Richardson and Bithell to claim the top three spots on the podium.

Maxxis' Chris Bithell rounded out the top three in his final pro race of his career at the Ironman GNCC

Although the XC2 Pro Am Championship was already decided heading into this round, that didn’t slow the competition down at all. Maryland native Westley Wolfe made his XC2 Pro Am debut, and came out with flying colors ultimately winning his class. JMR / ATVRiders.com’s Randy Hamilton placed second with Dillinger's Celtic Pub / Hygear Suspension / Moose / GBC’s Marty Christofferson in third.

GNCC Racing Pro-Am XC2 ATV Podium (left to right) Marty Christofferson (3rd) Westley Wolfe (1st), Randy Hamilton

“After three championships this season, this just tops it off,” said Wolfe. “I can’t think my family enough for helping me make to the move to XC2.”

Westley Wolfe wrapped up an incredible year with three championship in both GNCC & ATV MX, and he finished out the year with the Pro-am Win in his rookie debut

There was a large showing for the season finale in all the class divisions, but especially the XC2 Pro Am class. When the green flag waved it was Indiana's Jake Stonebraker who claimed the $100 XC2 Holeshot award, but had a get off right after the first turn. After recovering, he would later run into issues with lapped riders and then a mechanical issue, ultimately putting him out of the race.