- Chris Borich piloted his QuadRacer R450 to victory this weekend, his eighth win of the 2010 AMA/GNCC season.
- Borich put in a hard charge on the last lap of the two-hour race, using the power and speed of his QuadRacer R450 to make the pass for the win.
- Borich now leads the series with a 44-point gap separating him from his closest challenger.
New Berlin, NY – September 14, 2010 – Chris Borich proved that he is still in top form after the 10-week break in the season as he piloted his 2010 Suzuki QuadRacer R450 to victory on Saturday at the Unadilla round of the 2010 AMA/GNCC series. Saturday's victory marks his eighth win of the season, and extends his championship points lead to 44.
Borich got off to a solid start aboard his QuadRacer R450, and stayed near the front of the pack for much of the race. Borich bided his time, putting constant pressure on the leaders and waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike. That opportunity came on the final lap, when the race leader made a mistake that Borich capitalized on to take the lead. Once out in front, Borich poured on the power of his QuadRacer R450 to extend his lead and take the win.
Borich is now the owner of a 44-point advantage in the race for the 2010 championship title, a lead that is made even more significant by the fact that there are only 3 races left on the 2010 GNCC schedule. With so few races remaining, Chris is in an excellent position to take the championship title once again.
The next round of AMA/GNCC racing action will take place September 25-26 in Layfayette, Tennessee. Expect Borich to be there and ready to take the win aboard his Suzuki QuadRacer R450.
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