2015 WORCS Racing Round #4 - Crazy Horse GP March 29, 2015 Lake Havasu City, AZ

Maxxis/H&M Motorsports’ Beau Baron was determined not to lose his points lead, so he Baron raced with one-handed for Sunday’s Pro ATV race. “I tried to salvage points today. I took off in dead last and as long as I didn’t bottom out, it wasn’t too bad. Luck was on my side and a few guys broke and I finished in fourth, which I am very happy about considering what happened,” said Baron, who is unsure if he will be able to compete at Sand Hollow next month, but atleast he salvaged the points lead heading into the next round.

In true champion form, #1 Beau Baron raced through the pain with one hand to secure a fourth place finish at Lake Havasu to maintain his WORCS Pro Championship points lead

Pro Motorsports’ Jeff Hancock, who didn’t get a chance to practice, was a little unsure when he came to the lagoon jump so he gave it his all and flat landed the jump and jammed his wrist in the process. “The first time I hit the jump I hit it as hard as I could, the next time I tried it a gear lower and flat landed. I gave up after that and just went around,” said Hancock.

Pro Motorsports' Jeff Hancock rounded out the top five

Despite the tough conditions and taking the long way around the lagoon, Hancock rounded out the top five in the Pro class. “It was rough out here ten years ago when I was racing and it’s still just as rough now, so I am just glad I finished,” said Hancock.

In the Pro-am class, Duncan Racing’s Mike Sloan continued to dominate, clinching his fourth straight win of the season. Sloan shot of the start and grabbed the holeshot. Sloan increased his lead with every lap and held the lead from start to finish. “My Duncan Racing motor started first kick and led with consistent laps. My STI tires hooked up great out there and kept me in the lead. It feels really good to take this win and see all of my hard work pay off,” said Sloan.

STI Tire & Wheel's Mike Sloan claimed his 4th straight Pro-Am Win

Lonestar/JRi’s David Flores had a good race despite the tough conditions. Flores was in mid-pack off the start, but he charged his way through traffic and clinched a second place finish for his second straight podium finish after a rough start to the season.

LSR Racing's David Flores charged his way past Joe Shafe to secure the second spot on the WORCS Pro-Am Podium