2013
WORCS ATV Racing
Round #4 - Sand Hollow
April 22, 2013
Hurricane, UT
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WORCS Racing - Round
4 - Pro ATV Race Report
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GPS Product’s Dillon Zimmerman put in his best race of the season to take the final podium spot. Zimmerman hasn’t found the results he has wanted at the first few rounds, but put in a hard charge and dedicated his podium to fellow Can-Am racer Josh Frederick.
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GPS Off-road Products' Dillon Zimmerman earned his season best finish at Sand Hollow State Park rounding out the WORCS Pro ATV Podium in third |
Zimmerman got off to a good start and was in third when he came through scoring on lap one. He kept up his pace and held the spot for all five laps.
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WORCS Pro ATV Podium (left to right)
Dillon Zimmerman (3rd), Beau Baron (1st), David Haagsma (2nd) |
“I finally got rid of my bad luck and pulled off third today. The track was so rough; it was so gnarly by the end, I was just really tired. My Can-Am was prepared perfectly, I just need to get myself in better shape and really prepare for the next race,” regarded Zimmerman after the race.
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The track at Sand Hollow State Park was unlike any other track in the WORCS Series with its various terrain & beautiful landscape. #94 Dustin Nelson airs out his Yamaha YFZ450R ATV over one of the many dunes at Sand Hollow WORCS Round 4 |
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Yamaha's #94 Dustin Nelson claimed 4th place at Round 4. Nelson sits 4th in the WORCS Pro ATV Points Race |
Yamaha’s Dustin Nelson claimed the fourth spot for the day. Nelson got a good start and came around the first turn in third position. He quickly moved into second as the pack headed down the track. He dropped to fourth by the end of the first lap and remained there until the finish.
“I have to give my Yamaha praise for making it to the end. There were a lot of guys parked along the track out there. I wrecked once, but was able to maintain my position. I am thankful for that. Hopefully I’ll podium at Taft in a few weeks,” said Nelson of his spill midway through the race.
Nelson's rear tire jumped a berm as he was railing through a corner and sent him flying. Luckily the soft sand served as a good landing as he was able to get rolling again with no issues.
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