2009 Yamaha / ITP QuadCross Championship Series Round #9 - Glen Helen Raceway San Bernardino, CA November 22,2009

2009 WORCS Pro Champion Beau Baron was in attendance for the final round and gave Nick De Noble a run for his money. The two racers were in a fierce battle for fifth place, going back and forth until the final few laps when De Noble would end up going over a berm and was unable to continue, leaving Baron to round out the top five in moto one.

2009 WORCS Pro ATV Champion, Beau Baron, had an impressive 1st Moto run at Glen Helen by claiming the 4th spot	Custon Axis' Nick DeNoble ran strong in the Top 5 for before going over a berm, which sent him back to 12th place

Yamaha backed rider Justin Noss rode consistently to finish in the number six spot for the first moto, with Jason Dunkleberger taking seventh and Can-Am Motoworks’ Josh Frederick taking eighth. Evan Spooner would hang on for ninth and Jason Fife would finish in the number ten spot.

Can-Am's Josh Frederick battled with Yamaha's Justin Noss & Jason Dunkelberger for several laps before finishing in the 8th spot	Yamaha's Justin Noss charged his way up to an impressive 6th place finish after working his past Josh Frederick in the final laps

In moto two of the Pro Production class, it was Chase Snapp who would once again grab the holeshot, but this time, Chad Wienen was right on his grab bar. Before the end of the first lap, Wienen would take over the lead and pull away, to take the moto two win.

#22 Chase Snapp once again grabbed the Moto 2 Holeshot with Can-Am's Chad Wienen & Jeremie Warnia training right behind him	By the end of the 1st lap, #44 Chad Wienen was able to make his move on Chase Snapp to take over the lead & Jeremie Warnia quickly followed taking over 2nd

As Wienen checked out, Dustin Nelson had his hands full as he was in fifth place off the line and had his work cut out for him if he wanted to keep his championship. Nelson pressed hard and soon found himself in the number three spot right behind his number one competitor, Jeremie Warnia. “I just kept pushing and I got to where I was close to Warnia and I kept pressuring him,” said Nelson.