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| #74
Aaron Meyer held onto the 3rd spot in
Moto 2 after suffering a DNF in Moto 1 |
Meanwhile, Joe Haavisto would have to work his
way past Polaris mounted Aaron Meyer in the second
moto before he could begin his pursuit of the
leader. After getting around Meyer, Haavisto cruised
to an easy second place finish, which allowed
him to maintain his pro points lead.
Jason Connell was looking strong as he battled
it out with Myles Santaniello and KTM’s
Nate Morello in moto one. Although Connell was
on Santaniello’s heels, he was not able
to get around the number 44 Honda, leaving him
to settle for a fourth place finish. In moto
two, Connell came off the line in fourth place
and held his position all the way to the checkers.
Connell’s consistent 4-4 finishes put
him in the number three spot for a Kawasaki
dominated pro podium.
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| #270
Jason Connell claimed the final spot on
the Podium going (4-4) for a career 1st
Open pro Podium, by edging out #44 Myles
Santaniello (3-6) |
Myles Santaniello’s strong first moto
finish and consistency in the second moto allowed
him to finish in fourth place overall while
Nate Morello rounded out the top five in the
Open Pro class. Rocco Arno, Jr. had a slow start
in moto one, which gave him a 9-7 finish, putting
him in sixth place overall.
Can-Am’s Matt Pomeroy was having a better
time of things than in some of the previous
rounds, taking an 8-9 finish to give him seventh
overall. “We’ve been doing a lot
with the bike and trying to get it dialed in.
it’s always a challenge being on a new
bike, but I think we have all the bugs worked
out because the bike was running really good
this weekend,” stated Pomeroy.
Vincent Mofford ended his day with a 7-10 finish,
putting him in the number eight spot, while
Aaron Meyer and Michael Pilotte’s moto
one DNF’s had them finishing in ninth
and tenth overall.
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| NEATV-MX
Open Pro ATV Podium (left to Right)
Joe Haavisto(2nd), Josh Creamer (1st)
, Jason Connell (3rd) |
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| Michael
Pilotte claimed the 2nd Spot in Open Pro-Am
by going 2-2 behind Josh Creamer |
In the Open Pro-am class, Josh Creamer grabbed
the holeshot in both motos and walked away with
an easy 1-1 finish to take the overall win.
DRT Racing’s Michael Pilotte came on strong
to edge out Joe Haavisto in the first Pro-am moto,
to take a second place finish. Pilotte also had
a solid race in the second moto, again taking
a second place finish to put him in second overall
and close the points gap a bit between him and
points leader Joe Haavisto.
