This 
                                    season has been somewhat of a roller coaster 
                                    ride for Chad Wienen as he kicked off the 
                                    2009 AMA Pro ATV Motocross Championship series 
                                    with three DNFs in four Motos at the first 
                                    two rounds of racing, but he didn’t 
                                    let it keep him down. Chad rebounded at Birch 
                                    Creek’s round 3 with a podium finish, 
                                    and he went on to podium six straight races 
                                    and amazingly took over the points lead by 
                                    Unadilla’s round 7.
                                  Unfortunately, 
                                    for Chad, his points lead would only last 
                                    2 rounds as he suffered a DNF at Pleasure 
                                    Valley’s round 9, which dropped him 
                                    out of the points lead, and by the end of 
                                    the season, he finished in third place overall 
                                    just 3 points behind Joe Byrd with Dustin 
                                    Wimmer claiming his 2nd straight championship.
                                  While 
                                    following the motocross racing action to Red 
                                    Bud this summer we stopped by Chad Wienen’s 
                                    private track for a second chance of capturing 
                                    Chad Wienen tearing up his home track along 
                                    with his good friend and fellow pro ATV racer, 
                                    Thomas Brown for an action packed video.
                                  More 
                                    recently, we had the chance to again visit 
                                    with Chad Wienen at the final round of the 
                                    WORCS Series with his new Can-Am / Motowork’s 
                                    Team for 2010, and here is the scoop.