Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Borich also takes the win at Yadkinville
Chris Borich gave Suzuki its first-ever GNCC ATV Championship this past weekend when the young rider clinched his own first-ever GNCC ATV Championship at the Yadkin Valley Stomp in Yadkinville, North Carolina.
Chris Borich:
I was feeling pretty pumped. It was a really up-and-down race. I started out in about seventh or eighth, and moved up to first in the third lap and just kind of checked out from there on the Rockstar Makita Suzuki QuadRacer R450. Yadkinville is a really tight track and passing is limited, so I just started picking people off one by one. The track was really muddy, but it was fun to get back out in the woods. It feels really good to take my first championship, but it still hasnt quite sunk in yet. Even though I have the championship wrapped up, I still plan on going out there and winning the last two rounds. It would be really awesome to end the season with 10 wins. I have to thank the Rockstar Makita Suzuki team and everyone whos been involved with my program this year.
Pat Alexander, Suzuki Sports Promotions Manager:
Winning this first GNCC ATV Championship is truly a great achievement, particularly since the Rockstar Makita Suzuki team won it after only participating in the series for such a short period of time. Congratulations to Chris and the whole team from all the folks at Suzuki.
Rod Lopusnak, Suzuki National Sales Manager:
We at Suzuki are so excited about winning this title. Hats off to Chris Borich and the whole Rockstar Makita Suzuki team for putting in such an amazing effort. This first GNCC ATV championship is a testament to the professionalism, talent and work ethic of the whole team and also to the superiority of the QuadRacer R450. We are confident that this is the first in a long line of titles to come.
Rockstar Makita Suzuki Factory Racing will race next at ITP Power Line Park in St. Clairsville, Ohio, the weekend of, October 3-4, 2009.
AMA GNCC XC1 Pro Top 10 Finishers:
1. Chris Borich, Rockstar Makita Suzuki Racing
2. Adam McGill, KTM
3. Bill Balance, Yamaha
4. Taylor Kiser, Yamaha
5. Brandon Sommers, Yamaha
6. Donald Ockerman, Yamaha
7. Johnny Gallagher, Yamaha
8. Jarrod McClure, Yamaha,
9. Chris Bithell, Can-Am
10. Ryan Lane, Honda
