2016 GNCC Racing Series Round #6 - Limestone 100 Springville, IN May 14, 2016

Once the white flag came out, the entire XC1 field stepped up their game. With multiple lead changes between Fowler, Borich and McGill the racing action was nothing short of exciting. Neal was sitting just a few seconds behind in fourth. As the top three came through the pro pits for the last time it would be Borich and McGill battling it out for the top spot with Fowler right behind them.

Chris Borich would flip over just before the finish line while leading with Adam McGill making the pass for the lead

Borich would end up heading into a turn too fast and clipping the berm, ultimately flipping him off the quad. McGill saw the open rut and capitalized on Borich's mistake taking the inside line and the overall win.

CST's Adam McGill took the checkered flag for his 3rd straight GNCC Pro ATV Win, which moves him to within 7 points of Walker Fowler in the points lead

"I didn't actually lead the race until the last lap," said McGill. "I just had to ride a smart race and my bike setup was just perfect from the tires to the motor. Once Chris' back end picked up I saw the inside line and just drove it through for the win."

While Borich was busy getting back on the quad, Fowler and Neal would end up passing him to take the remaining two spots on the podium. By the time Borich recovered he would cross the line in fourth.

Chris Borich nearly grabbed his first win in over a year, but a mistake within sight of the finish dropped him back to 4th place finish

"There was a three way battle on the last lap, and I was able to grab the lead around the five mile marker," said Borich. "I figured I would be able to keep it from there, but right before the finish I drove it right into the berm and basically flipped the quad and went from first to fourth."

JMR/ATVriders.com/DWT's Jarrod McClure crossed the line in fifth with Richardson following in sixth. GBC/HMF/FLY Racing/Yamaha's Johnny Gallagher had one of his best finishes thus far with eighth overall, and Show Hauler/Canyon Motorsports/GBC's Landon Wolfe finished just behind him in ninth overall.

DWT's Jarrod McClure rounded out the top five