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Mike
Bluy earned third in Moto 2 to take second
overall in the Pro ATV class |
Moto two for Bluy was much the same as he came off the line with a clean start and continued on into the rough course. Bluy kept his head down and kept clean for the remainder of the race to chase Travis Moore across the finish line in 3rd place. Bluy’s 2-3 finish netted him a solid 2nd place finish on the podium which he was very happy about considering his hard crash at Unadilla and not being able to ride before MX101.
“I just really want to thank everyone who has helped me out. Danny and Teresa at NAC’s along with the Cummings family who are going through a very hard time right now. I wish them the best of luck and hope Andy can recover soon. My Honda TRX450R was working perfectly all weekend and got me off to some great starts and stayed strong up front. It was a super rough track and it was really fast too which was really tricky with everyone racing their best. I’m stoked with my finish and I can’t wait for the next round at Twister!”, said Bluy.
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New
England ATV Motocross Pro ATV Production
Podium (Left to Right)
Preston Young (3rd) , Josh Creamer (1st),
Mike Bluy (2nd) |
Fox Racing’s #172 Preston Young snagged the Pro moto one holeshot and challenged Creamer as the pair battled for the first lap with Young dropping to second. Young then battled with #21x Mike Troiano who was running in the 3rd place where he finished with Young having to settle for 4th place as the checkered flag flew over moto one.
Moto two rolled to the gate and Young encountered a rough start slipping in behind Bluy and Moore off the line and residing in 4th place. Young continued in this position until the end of the racing netting him a 4-4 finish on the day resulting in a 3rd place spot on the podium.
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Preston
Young was consistent in both Pro Motos
finishing 4-4 earning him 4th overall
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“To come out here and race with Creamer, who
is a rockstar to me, is an amazing feeling and
I couldn’t be happier with how the weekend
turned out. I was out here by myself this weekend
doing all my own wrenching and working on the
quad and I am glad it went smoothly and we ended
up with some good finishes.”, said Young.
#12 Jon Hansen and Travis Moore were the two
top gunners for the top 5 positions and the
Pro motos determined Moore was the most worthy
for the 4th place position as he slipped back
to 7th place in moto one but came out fighting
for moto two and scored a 2nd place finish netting
him fourth overall.
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Travis
Moore went 7-2 earning fourth overall
on his Can-Am DS450 ATV
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Jon
Hansen placed sixth overall at MX 101
NEATV- MX Round 5 |
Jon Hansen was very consistent and stayed in
5th place for both of the motos which got him
inside the top 5, one of his best finishes of
the season so far!
