Results of Sunday’s ITP/ Tires Moose Racing AMA Pro ATV Motocross Championship at Pleasure Valley Raceway (Showing finishing position, rider, bike number, bike brand, hometown, and moto finishes):

1. Doug Gust, 55, Suzuki, Salem, Wis., 2-1.
2. Josh Creamer, 9, Kawasaki, North Stonington, Conn., 1-3.
3. Dustin Wimmer, 191, Suzuki, Center Valley, Pa., 3-4.
4. Jeremy Lawson, 16, Can-Am, Battletown, Ky., 6-2.
5. Keith Little, 12, Kawasaki, Spruce Pine, Al., 4-6.
6. Greg Gee, 10, Can-Am, Simcoe, ON., 5-9.
7. Joe Byrd, 7, Honda, Union City, Tenn., 8-8.
8. Russell Schumaker, 68, Kawasaki, Bristol, Wis., 7-11.
9. Sage M. Baker, 9, Can-Am, Shasta Lake, Calif., 12-7.
10. Rocco Arno, Jr., 101, Honda, Bridgeton, N.J., 14-10.
11. Josh Upperman, 20, Honda, Louisville, Ohio., 11-13.
12. Chad Wienen, 44, Suzuki, Galena, Ill., 20-5.
13. Cody Miller, 22, Can-Am, Greenville, Texas., 10-17.
14. John Natalie Jr., 13, Can-Am, Houtzdale, Pa., 16-12.
15. Cale Downen, 727, Honda, Juction, Ill, 13-15.
16. Harold Goodman, 708, Honda, Romulus, Mich., 9-20.
17. Jason Dunkleberger, 19, Honda, Treverton, Pa., 19-14.
18. Patrick Brown, 199, Yamaha, Pittstown, N.J., 15-18.
19. John Ragon, 98, Honda, Milan, Tenn., 18-16.
20. Hunter Miller, 90, Honda, Greenville, Texas., 17-19.

ITP Tires/Moose Racing AMA Pro ATV Motocross Championship points leaders: Wimmer 367, Byrd 288, Gust 280, Creamer 242, Lawson 233, Natalie Jr., 214, Goodman 209, Upperman, 182, Weinen 174, Arno Jr., 164

Notebook:
RIDE TO LIVE...An after race benefit dinner was held by 88 Live to Ride Mobile Medical Unit Saturday night. Nearly $4,000 was raised to support the Mobile Medical Unit, which is sponsored by the 88 Live to Ride non-profit organization. The organization is headed by Debi Bartosek, which established the effort in honor of her son, Matt who lost his life in a racing accident.

FIREWORKS...The Pleasure Valley staff held an impressive fireworks display Saturday night. Explosions and starbursts lit up the sky for a solid 30 minutes, thrilling the crowd.

MOTOCROSS REQUIRES BALLANCE...GNCC ATV legend Bill Ballance was on hand assisting the factory Yamaha/Golden West Cycle team.

FRENCH CONNECTION Jeremie Warnia made the long trek from Bountigny, France to compete in the Pro Am and Pro Am Production classes. Warnia displayed impressive speed but struggled to find consistency on the unfamiliar track.

YELLOW FEVERTeam Suzuki riders take the win and two spots on the podium at the American Suzuki Summer National. American Suzuki Sports Manager, Pat Alexander could be seen wearing a big smile after the race.

"Jeff Cernic did a lot of preparation with the track, and I think things went pretty well for the first time," said event winner and Team Suzuki veteran Rider Doug Gust. "It’s easy for me to say because I won and all, but it was a great day of ATV racing and we had a great crowd.”