WORCS ATV Racing Round 8 - Mesquite MX October 17-18, 2009

DAT’s Kawasaki’s Robbie Mitchell was looking good as he came up from a mid pack start and mad the pass on Jarrod McClure in the final lap to round out the top five for the day. Jarrod McClure’s sixth place was enough to secure him seventh place in the points chase for this season.

XC Bob's Jarrod McClure had his Yamaha YFZ450 brought out by Chris Borich since he couldn't get his Honda repaired in time for the race, and despite running a GNCC setup, he still managed to secure a 6th place finish with after a last lap pass by Kawasaki's Robbie Mitchell to take the 5th spot

“I’m going to be doing as many of the WORCS rounds as I can next season,” stated McClure, who is rumored to be sporting a new ride with some serious backing for the 2010 GNCC season.

#15 Ryan Piplic was finally able to take it to the checkered flag without any issues to secure a 7th place finish	Can-Am's Pro-Am ATV Class Champion, Dillon Zimmerman, made an impressive Pro debut with a 8th Place finish

Washington State native Ryan Piplic came on strong for the final round taking home seventh place for the day and allowed him to move into the top ten in points. Can-Am Motoworks’ Dillon Zimmerman, who wrapped up the Pro-am Championship at the last round, made the jump to Pro for the final round of 2009 and claimed the number eight spot. John Shafe would hang on to take ninth and the new 2009 WORCS Champion, Beau Baron, would round out the top ten.

#281 Chris Borich got off to a top 5 start, and he was on the move before he experienced mechanical issues, which sent him to the pits early, but he hopes to be back again for some more races in 2010	#783 Johnny Gallagher stopped to help fellow Yamaha racer, Dustin Nelson, early in the race when Nelson got stuck, which sent Gallagher back several spots, but he held onto a 11th place finish in his WORCS debut

Several east coast riders made the trek out to Nevada for the season final, including Rockstar Makita Suzuki’s Chris Borich, who left the competition in the dust at round six. Unfortunately, this time Borich’s luck would not hold out as his engine let go just under 40 minutes into the race. GNCC racer, Yamaha’s Johnny Gallagher would fair better as he went on to finish in eleventh place, while Kawasaki mounted Keith Little would take twelfth, and Andy Lagzdins would finish in thirteenth after claiming the Best In the Desert ATV Expert Class Championship at Primm, Nevada the day before 2nd place finish with his Christy’s Racing Team.

Kawasaki's Keith Little was once again running in the Top 5 before experiencing a fluke issue, and this time it was a GT Thunder sprocket guard that sent him to the pits	Duncan Racing's Andy Lagzdins wrapped the Best in the Desert Expert ATV class Championshp on Saturday before Sunday's WORCS Race