PRESENTED BY MAXXIS, AN AMA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
VOL. 52 ISSUE 11 MARCH 17, 2015 P111
the early lead. She had pulled
a sizeable gap before she got
stuck in a mud hole and lost a
couple minutes getting out. She
was as far back as sixth place
and over two minutes down after
that incident, but she continued
to press forward. With one lap
remaining, Martinez had caught
the top three and began to pres-
sure for each podium position.
In the last mile of the course she
made the pass for the lead and
went on to take the win by 11
seconds. This marks Martinez's
second consecutive win for the
season.
"I rode like a beginner at the
start of the race and crashed a
bunch," said Martinez. "I eventu-
ally told myself to remember how
to ride and then I started picking
off people and actually making
progress. This win was hard
season at round one, Moto-
Tech/KTM's Trevor Bollinger
landed atop the podium with a
third place XC2 finish and ninth
overall at round two. Bollinger
maintained a steady pace, keep-
ing himself inside the top five all
afternoon.
Davis holds a four-point lead
over Thomas in the XC2 Pro
Lites Championship standings as
the series heads to North Caro-
lina in two weeks for the FMF
Steele Creek GNCC.
Lojaks Cycle Sales/Yamaha/
DP Brakes-backed Ryan Lojak
captured the $100 Hot Cams
XC2 Pro Lites Holeshot Award
and the early lead in the class.
Lojak, however, had troubles
later on and ultimately finished
17th in the XC2 class.
Pennsylvania's Mark Heresco
put in a hard fought performance
to capture the $125 American
Kargo Top Amateur Award with
22nd overall and a big victory in
the 250 A class.
In the WXC class, Kacy Marti-
nez pulled the holeshot and took
(Left) Thad DuVall put in a hard
charge on the last lap that got him
on the XC1 podium.
(Above) Jason Thomas out-dueled
Nick Davis for the XC2-class win.
