Wienen wins Unadilla ATVMX national
COLUMBUS – The 2012 AMA ATV Motocross National Championship Series headed north to Unadilla Valley Sports Center Saturday for round eight of the 10-race series. Chad Wienen extended his points lead over defending champ John Natalie, despite heavy pressure from 2010 ATVMX champ Josh Creamer.
Wienen began the morning on fire by grabbing the ATVRiders.com Fastest Qualifier Award with a 1:52.8 time. When the gate dropped for moto one, it was BCS Performance/Can-Am's Josh Creamer with the SSiDecals Holeshot Award as he put himself into the front of the pack right away. Wienen put his Wienen Motorsports/SSi Decals/Walsh Race Craft/Yamaha right behind Creamer and the duo put on an exciting race for the lead.
Motoworks/Can-Am teammates, John Natalie and Joel Hetrick, battled back and forth for the third place position but it was Natalie who ultimately secured the spot in moto one, while Hetrick took a close fourth.
Wienen shot off the start to grab the SSiDecals Holeshot Award in moto two and the series points leader led all thirteen laps as Natalie and Creamer chased close behind. Natalie held off Creamer in moto two in order to maintain the second place position, and Creamer took third. Wienen went on to take his fifth overall victory for the season with a 2-1 score. Creamer's 1-3 score was enough to give him second overall for the day in his first ATVMX appearance this season. Natalie went 3-2 to secure the final podium position and gaining valuable points in the overall title chase.
"Starts were really key today and we were able to rip two solid starts and even another SSiDecals Holeshot in the second moto!" Wienen said. "It was a fun day of racing and we're excited to keep the momentum rolling to RedBud."
Wienen began the morning on fire by grabbing the ATVRiders.com Fastest Qualifier Award with a 1:52.8 time. When the gate dropped for moto one, it was BCS Performance/Can-Am's Josh Creamer with the SSiDecals Holeshot Award as he put himself into the front of the pack right away. Wienen put his Wienen Motorsports/SSi Decals/Walsh Race Craft/Yamaha right behind Creamer and the duo put on an exciting race for the lead.
Motoworks/Can-Am teammates, John Natalie and Joel Hetrick, battled back and forth for the third place position but it was Natalie who ultimately secured the spot in moto one, while Hetrick took a close fourth.
Wienen shot off the start to grab the SSiDecals Holeshot Award in moto two and the series points leader led all thirteen laps as Natalie and Creamer chased close behind. Natalie held off Creamer in moto two in order to maintain the second place position, and Creamer took third. Wienen went on to take his fifth overall victory for the season with a 2-1 score. Creamer's 1-3 score was enough to give him second overall for the day in his first ATVMX appearance this season. Natalie went 3-2 to secure the final podium position and gaining valuable points in the overall title chase.
"Starts were really key today and we were able to rip two solid starts and even another SSiDecals Holeshot in the second moto!" Wienen said. "It was a fun day of racing and we're excited to keep the momentum rolling to RedBud."
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