2016
WORCS UTV Racing
Round #10 - Buffalo Bills
October 22, 2016
Primm, NV
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WORCS Racing Round 10 - Pro
Stock SXS Report
::Continued::
In Pro Stock, Ray Bulloch got some redemption
with his fifth win of the season. The Yamahas
of Nic Granlund and Doug Eichner finished second
and third, respectively.
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| WORCS
Racing Pro Unlimited SxS Podium (left to
right)
Doug Eichner (3rd), Ray Bulloch (1st) Nic
Granlund (2nd) |
“Our whole combination was working well this
weekend and we will come out swinging into 2017,”
said Bulloch, who finished second in points. “
We worked hard this year. I tried to put the right
pieces of the puzzle in place. I think next year
is the year to back it up. I need to get a championship.
That’s my goal and I’m not stopping until I get
one. I like WORCS racing. It’s in my heart and
I’m good at it.”
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| Maxxis'
Ray Bulloch secured the Pro Stock SXS Win
at the season finale |
Granlund, 46, and Eichner, 52, showed off their
years of experience. Driving Yamaha’s newest SXS,
Granlund recorded his second podium of the season.
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| GBC's
Nic Granlund secured the 2nd spot on the
Pro Stock Podium |
“I came from the second row and there was some
good battles,” said Granlund. “My Yamaha worked
really well and my Fox shocks soaked up all the
bumps. Coming from quads, I used wisdom. The young
guys are knocking at my door, but I keep plugging
away. This track was fast and rough. Shifting
gears helped a lot. It worked pretty well because
there are two of us on the podium.”
Eichner has a long history of winning races and
championships in WORCS racing. Here he took on
a much younger group of SXS racers and showed
them how it’s done.
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| STI
's Doug Eichner scored podium finish in
the Yamaha at the WORCS season finale |
“It’s good to get the Yamaha back on the podium,”
said Eichner. “It’s a new car, so we’re still
working the bugs out of it. STI Tires has been
a big help all season. I really like their tires
and wheels. The Fox shocks really soaked up the
bumps here. I had a lot of years riding ATVs.
It’s definitely a lot harder getting on the podium
here in SXS. There are a lot of fast guys out
here.”
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