Suzuki MX team earns double podium at Sunset Ridge
Photos by Suzuki. Published May. 18, 2010 0 Updated May. 18, 2010Wimmer, Creamer sit 1-2 in standings
The Rockstar Makita Suzuki ATV motocross team scored another double podium over the weekend at the Sunset Ridge Motocross Park in Walnut, Ill. The team finished 2-3 overall, with defending back-to-back champion Dustin Wimmer taking second, and Josh Creamer taking third. This is the fourth time in as many rounds that the team has put both Suzuki QuadRacer R450s on the podium.
Dustin Wimmer took third in the first moto, and the win in the second moto. His performance earned him enough points to regain his status as the point leader for the AMA ATV MX series, just ahead of teammate and former point-leader Josh Creamer. Only five points separate the two teammates, and their Suzuki R450s have been tough to beat all year.
Dustin Wimmer finished second, which was good enough to take over the points lead.Creamer placed second in the first moto and felt strong going into the second moto. With a strong start, things looked promising until Creamer accidentally pulled his engine’s kill switch during the race, dropping him to finish fifth. Despite the incident, Creamer managed to put his QuadRacerR450 on the podium and earned valuable points toward the championship.
“We ran into some bad luck halfway through the race,” says Creamer, “but I put my head down and still got into a podium position!”
Despite some bad luck, Josh Creamer fought his way on to the podium.Thanks to the efforts of these two racers the Suzuki QuadRacer R450 has never been off the podium in the 2010 ATV MX season, and has been on the top step at three of the four rounds so far this year. The next round of the 2010 ATV Motocross Championship series takes place at the Steel City Raceway in Delmont, Pa., on May 29-30.
Team sponsors: Rockstar, Makita, Suzuki, Yoshimura, Maxxis, Fly Racing, Pro Armor, Motorex, Galfer, Renthal, Motion Pro, Hinson Clutch Components, Fox Racing Shox, X-Celdyne, CV4, JB Racing, Douglas Wheels, Quad Tech, Precision Racing Products, Falicon, Acerbis, T.M. Designworks, VP Racing Fuals, NGK, ONE Industries, and Alpinestars







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