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Joe Haavisto wrapped up the Open Pro championship
beforr round 12, but was also able to
secure the Pro-Am championship at the
last round |
Pro-am champion Joe Haavisto again rode a smart
race in the Pro-am class. Haavisto had decent
starts in both motos and would take fourth in
moto one. Haavisto would challenge Josh Creamer
for the lead in moto two, but would run out of
time before he was able to chase him down, settling
for second and taking second overall in the Pro-am
class.
Cody Miller had almost a repeat performance
in the Pro-am class as he did in the open Pro
class. Miller was in the top five off the line
in both Pro-am motos and would end his day with
a 3-4 finish that would put him in third place
overall.
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| #9
Josh Creamer would battle #75 Joe Haavisto
in moto one of Pro-Am, but after facing
some bad luck would recive a DNF in moto
one |
DRT
Motorsport's Mike Pilotte would take the
Pro-Am overall win for the day at the
final NEATV Series round |
Nate Morello would make an impressive charge
in the first moto, taking second place. In moto
two, Morello would finish in fifth, giving him
fourth overall and putting him in third place
in the points chase. Jason Connell, who would
end his day in fifth place, would claim the
number five spot in the points race as well.
Aaron Meyer’s sixth place overall finish
would have him sitting comfortably in the number
four spot in points.
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Team
Southside Polaris welcomed Stefan Schreiber
to the USA to compete in the final round
of the NEATV series |
#12
Jon Hansen would take 10th overall at
Jolly Roger. Hansen was back racing for
the last round after his crash at Capeway
left him side-lined |
Despite a second moto win, Josh Creamer would
end his day in seventh place with a 14-1 finish,
while Ralle Rookey would finish in eighth, with
Vincent Mofford following close in ninth and
Jon Hansen would round out the top ten for the
final Pro-am race of the season.
