POLARIS DOMINATES UTV PROS AT WORCS ROUND 7

ON THE PODIUM: WORCS 2020 UTVS AT BLYTHE CA

The seventh round of the World Off-Road Championship Series (WORCS) was held at a brand-new venue for WORCS. The track, Shorty’s Sports Park, is located east of the Salton Sea in the Mojave Desert and featured deep sand and rocks similar to Lake Havasu. The track required constant attention and got rough as the races were run.

Shawn Sexton moved steadily through the Pro Production Turbos, moving up from seventh to take the win.

In Pro Production Turbo UTVs, Corbin Leaverton (Pol) jumped out front as he has all season, with Davi Haagsma (Pol) in hot pursuit. Haagsma took the lead on the third lap as Leaverton had to pit and dropped to eighth. Haagsma led three laps but also suffered a mechanical and DNF. Shawn Sexton (Pol), who had started seventh and worked up to third, took over the lead on the sixth lap and led to the checkers.

Beau Baron worked up from tenth to take second in Production Turbos, and he padded his Pro Stock 1000 points lead with a fifth.

Beau Baron (Pol), who had started tenth and worked up to fourth by mid race, took over second from John Bonanno (C-A), who held on for third. Baron turned the fastest lap of the weekend, a 6:58.382, on the seventh lap.

Cody Bradbury started on the second Pro Stock 1000 wave and moved into clear track to win on adjusted time.

In Pro Stock 1000 UTVs, Davi Haagsma jumped out to the first-wave lead and physically led the entire seven-lap race, ahead of Matthew Hancock (Pol). Baron worked up from fifth to third by mid race, where he physically finished. However, Cody Bradbury (Pol) had started midpack on the second wave and worked up from ninth to sixth by mid race, leading the second-wave RS1 of Dylan Lemburg (Pol). The duo crossed the finished line in fourth and fifth but had beaten the top-three physical finishers on adjusted time. Bradbury won over Lemburg, who turned the fastest lap of the race (a 7:28.312), by more than 11 seconds. And Dylan beat Davi by almost 20 seconds.

Dylan Lemburg also started on the second wave; he improved on his sixth-round third with a second in Blythe.

Obviously, the deep sand favored the Turbos, as the Pro Stocks were the last race on Saturday, and the Pro Turbos were the last Sunday 55-minute race. The next WORCS rounds will be the World Finals at Primm, Nevada, on November 20-22. Although listed as Rounds 8 & 9, Pro UTVs race only once over the weekend, the same as the Havasu rounds, so series championships will be decided with seven scores. Leaverton leads the Turbos by 23 points, and Baron leads the Pro Stocks by 7 points.

WORCS PRO UTV RESULTS

Rd 7: Blythe, CA

Pro Stock 1000s

1. Cody Bradbury…Pol

2. Dylan Lemburg…Pol

3. Davi Haagsma…Pol

4. Matthew Hancock…Pol

5. Beau Baron…Pol

6. Koen Crawford…Pol

7. Tyson Leaver…Pol

8. Justin Covarrubias…Pol

9. Shelby Anderson…Pol

10. Cameron Dessaints…Pol

Pro Turbo UTVs

1. Shawn Saxton…Pol

2. Beau Baron…Pol

3. John Bonanno…C-A

4. Matthew Hancock…Pol

5. Brian Willison…Pol

6. Beau Judge…C-A

7. Corbin Leaverton…Pol

8. Cody Bradbury…Pol

9. Jeremiah Wagner…Pol

10. Davi Haagsma…Pol

WORCS UTV PRO POINTS/WINS

After 7 of 8 rounds:

Pro Production Turbo

1.  Corbin Leaverton/Pol…122/4

2. Davi Haagsma/Pol…99

3. John Bonanno/Pol…91

4. Matthew Hancock/Pol/…85

5. Beau Baron/Pol…84

8. Shawn Saxton/Pol…68/1

14. Hunter Miller/C-A…45/1

Pro Stock 1000

1. Beau Baron/Pol…115/1

2. Chris Johnson/Pol…108/1

3. Davi Haagsma/Pol…107/2

4. Matthew Hancock/Pol…107

5. Justin Covarrubias/Pol…76

10. Ronnie Anderson/Pol…49/1

15. Cody Bradbury/Pol…25/1

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