2014 WORCS Racing Round #3 - Crazy Horse March 16, 2014 Lake Havasu, AZ

“I’m stoked with a second place at finish at Havasu because it is a mission to finish. I got the holeshot, and heading down to the lagoon jump, I backed it down, and  Guthrie and RJ got in front of me, but I caught right back up with them, and about mid-way lap two, I must have bent my rotors because I lost my brakes, which made it a major challenge to finish, but all and all, I am stoked to pull off a second place without any brakes,” said Baron after the race.

Finishing in the third position was a proud new father of twins Ryan Piplic. The Polaris RZR XP 1000 driver ran the first two laps in fourth place before making the pass for third. Piplic held on to the third spot for the remainder of the seven lap race to earn the final spot on the WORCS Racing Pro SxS Podium.

Ryan Piplic & RJ Anderson fly over one of the many jumps a the Crazy Horse Campground at Lake Havasu WORCS

Tyler Winbury finished fourth in the WORCS Racing SxS Pro Class with Jeff Obering rounding out the top five.

In the WORCS Racing SxS 1000 Class, Keith Johnson earned the win in his first ever SxS race. The win wouldn’t come easily as there were many other racers fighting for the top spot on the podium.

Sara Price got off to a great start by grabbing the holeshot in her Polaris RZR. Price lead the first three laps with Mike Gardner and Keith Johnson following close behind. Unfortunately for Price, she experienced mechanical issues taking her out of the race on the fourth lap leaving the door open for Mike Gardner to take over the lead.

Keith Johnson earned his first ever SxS win at Lake Havasu WORCS with many fans cheering him on as he dedicated the win to his brother Casey Johnson

Mike Gardner lead the race for lap four and five until he too would run into mechanical issues slowing his pace back to sixth. Keith Johnson then took over the lead and brought home his first SxS win that he dedicated to his brother Casey Johnson who passed away several years ago. Keith Johnson was able to take his brother Casey to the top of podium once again as he ran Casey’s number 312 on his Polaris RZR.