2009 Supercross de Montreal Olympic Stadium Montreal, Quebec October 3, 2009

Josh Creamer was also in top form as he charged off the line. Creamer soon found himself in second and battling fiercely with Natalie. “We were going back and forth and I went to pass him by taking this one jump, but he cut to the inside and I landed right on the front end of his bike and that sent me flipping. After that it took me a little while to get my bike started and I was in dead last. I made a hard charge and was able to get back into third before the end of the race,” said Creamer who was a little sore, but ok after his ordeal. Creamer made a hard charge and worked his way back to the number three spot before crossing the finish line.

Montreal Supercross ATV Podium (left to right) Josh Creamer (3rd), Chad Wienen (1st) , John Natalie (2nd)

Cody Miller was in second off the start, but in the first lap just before the finish line jump, Miller and Natalie got together, which sent Miller flying off of his DS450 and put him in dead last. “I got back on and just gave it all I had and I ended up catching up to Creamer in the final lap, but I ran out of time before I was able to try to get around him,” said Miller.

The 2007 Montreal Supercross Champion, #22 Cody Miller, battled with #91 Jasmin Plante early on for the lead, but at the end Miller made the pass on Plante to take over the 4th spot with Plante rounding out the Top 5

Jasmin Plante was one the who would grab the holeshot, but an encounter with Chad Wienen in the first turn sent him to the back of the pack as well. Plante put on a hard charge and soon worked his way into the number four position before crossing the finish line.

Can-Am’s Richard Pelchat would encounter problems in the first lap when he came up short on a jump, which caused a mechanical failure for him and ended his day after only one lap. “I am disappointed, but that’s racing,” said an optimistic Pelchat.

Rounding out the top ten was James Bank in sixth, Bobby Desjardins in seventh, Keith Bokla in eighth, Karl Bechard in ninth, and Jeff Larent in tenth.

The Montreal Supercross is a unique event that draws tens of thousands of race fans each year and the sentiment of many racers is that they are hoping that U.S. promoters take notice of this popular Canadian event and can perhaps put together an ATV supercross series in the U.S., sometime in the not so distant future. But until that time, they will patiently await the 2010 Montreal Supercross.