| 2009
Yamaha / ITP QuadCross
Championship
Series
Round #4 - SpeedWorld
Surprise, Arizona
June 13, 2009
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Yamaha
/ ITP Quadcross Pro ATV Race Report
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#97 Justin Noss claimed the 2nd Spot in
Moto One over Jeremia Warnia & Noss
would go on to claim the 2nd Spot in Moto
2 as well for a sesoon best 2nd overall |
Yamaha backed racer, Justin Noss had his new Yamaha
YFZ450R dialed in, thanks to the help of friend
and mechanic, Chris Riley, who is sitting out of
the racing action due to an injury. Noss shot off
the line in third place in moto one and was keeping
a blistering pace as he chased down Warnia. A bobble
by Warnia in moto one allowed Noss to take over
second place and hold his position all the way to
the finish line.
Moto two was almost a repeat for Noss as he was
third off the line again behind Jeremie Warnia.
Noss once again was able to slip by Warnia to
take a 2-2 finish putting him in second overall,
his highest finish so far this season. “It
feels really great to be up on the podium again.
I have to thank my mechanic and friend, Chris
Riley. He has done an awesome job with my bike,”
said Noss who is now sitting in third in the Pro
Production points chase.
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#62 Jeremie Warnia troubles extended into
the 2nd Moto when his Can-Am began to smoke,
which dropped him back to 3rd as he rode
conservative in the final laps of the Moto
to preserve 3rd overall |
Jeremie Warnia was having a tougher time of tings
this round. Warnia was second off the line in
both motos, but a bobble in moto one cost him
several positions and left him to finish in third
place, while mechanical issues late in moto two
also landed him in the number three spot. “I
am a little disappointed because I always want
to win, but I will do better next round,”
said Warnia, sounding a little disappointed.
Evan Spooner claimed his highest finish of the
season by taking a 5-5 finish which put him in
the number four spot overall While Dustin Terry’s
7-6 had him rounding out the top five
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| Can-Am's
Sage Baker secured a 4th place finish in
Moto 2, which boosted him to 7th overall
on the weekend |
Can-Am's
Hunter Miller grabbed a 4th in Moto One,
but ran into issues in Moto 2, which dropped
him back to 6th Overall |
Can-Am Epic Racing’s Hunter Miller was
looking good in the first moto, taking a fourth
place finish, but a mechanical issue in moto two
sent him to the back of the pack to give him a
sixth place finish overall. Teammate Sage Baker
had issues in moto one, putting him in last place,
but came back in the second moto for a fourth
place finish to give him seventh overall.
Yamaha mounted Jason Weller ran a consistent
race to take eighth place overall with Dean Pierce
in the number nine spot and the number 99 Honda
of Dale Potts rounding out the top ten.
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