SFX Pro Quad Championship Series

Tim Farr took home the victory and carries a 5-point lead over Jeremia Jones into this weekends Round 5 at Edison Field in Anaheim, California. Tim Farr has won three of four rounds and finished second in his only non-winning race. The championship is still wide open as any of the top 5 riders can claim the crown pending the results from the final two rounds.

Tim Farr grabbed the holeshot and quickly increased his lead over second place to take home the victory. Jeremiah Jones tried his best to dial in Farr, but finished second. The battle for third and fourth place shaped up as John Natalie passed Kory Ellis for the third place.

The top riders had no problems getting out in front and quickly proceeded to lap the field. The Indy track was setup as a high-speed oval/TT style track with two respectable jumps thrown in to allow the quad pilots to air it out. With the layout of the track for the Monster Trucks, the SFX crew told us they had virtually no options to build any other style of track.

A sell out crowd witnessed an action filled main event. SFX officials toyed with the idea to invert the start (heat race winners in the back) but chose not to due to heavy debate from the riders. Officials say they are considering the inverted field for the final two rounds in California.

Official Results:

1.. Tim Farr
2. Jeremiah Jones
3. John Natalie
4. Kory Ellis
5. Dana Creech
6. Bill Balance
7. Ben Jackson
8. Jason Dunkelberger
9. Johnny Hale
10. Brian Steele

Dana Creech, John Natalie, and Nate Frees provided the sell out crowd with a highflying aerial exhibition for the Indy "big air" title. The jump was a 75-foot gap staged directly in the middle of the floor. Nac's race team coordinator, Sean "Serm" Sermini provided the high flying play by play. The challenge was best two out of three jumps. Nates best jump was a double heel clicker. John Natalie pulled off his best jump; a Cliff Hanger, and Dana Creech stretched out his trademark Superman. The sell out crowd was on their feet and raised the RCA Domes roof with deafening approval for the Freestyle quad riders. Who says a quad and its pilot can't do what a dirt bike can? Mr. Sermini determined the outcome to be a three-way tie much to the crowds approval.

The Indianapolis event is scheduled to be televised on the TNN Motor Madness/Monster Jam show sometime during February. Check here for the TV schedule. http://www.sfxmotorsports.com/tv.asp

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