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2005 FMF Extreme Dirt Track Round 4 - Elizabeth City Race Coverage

Round 4 of the FMF Extreme Dirt Track series heads to Elizabeth City, NC. Temps are in the low 80's, humid with overcast skies and a chance of rain. There are 298 riders, with 19 in the pro class. Pro practice at 5:30 with the heat races to follow. The Pro main should be run tonight at ?pm(** Pro Main has been delayed and rescheduled**).

Womens rider Mandy Brodil, currently second overall, wrecked hard today. She was taken to the hospital with a major contusion on her calf and possible torn ligaments. She will likely be out the rest of the season.

On a brighter note, Team Suzuki has Paul Turner trackside wrenching for Shane Hitt. They both feel he has a great chance tonight. He will also be there for Shane at the Paducah race.

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Pro Heat 1

The three Pro divisions just completed their heat races.

Heat 1 was:
Kelsey Stamm
Cody Anderson
Keith Little
Shane Hitt
Jerry Lauder
Nathan Dallas

Keith Little jumped the start which red flagged the race and sent him to the penalty row behind the others. On the restart it was Shane Hitt getting the holeshot and leading for the first lap. But on the second lap, around one of the sharp 90 degree turns, his quad shut off. He had to be towed back to the pits, while Nathan Dallas took over the lead. Little charged up through the pack moving into second behind Dallas with Cody Anderson in third. Little and Dallas battled for the next 4 laps, until Little made his pass on the final turn before the checkered flag.

Heat 1 Finish:
Keith Little
Nathan Dallas
Cody Anderson
Kelsey Stamm
Jerry Lauder

*Shane Smith did not run after wrecking in practice on a borrowed quad from Krank-It Racing and going to the hospital for x-rays.

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Pro Heat 2

Heat 2 was:
Tim Farr
A. Anderson
Brad Riley
Darin Ogden
Lee Reineccius

There were only 5 in this division due to a novice who was registered backing out.

Darin Ogden took the holeshot with Tim Farr and Anderson close behind. Ogden and Farr pulled away from the others, leaving Anderson and Riley to battle for third. Ogden held off all of Farrs charges, while Riley made a last lap pass to take third.

Heat 2 Finish:
Darin Ogden
Tim Farr
Brad Riley
A. Anderson
Lee Reineccius

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Pro Heat 3

Heat 3 was:
Harold Goodman
Chuck Creech
Daryl Rath
Brad Covington
Eric Jennings
Scott Morris

Brad Covington took the holeshot followed by Scott Morris and Daryl Rath. Covington pulled away from the rest, leaving Morris and Rath fighting for second. Goodman battled with Creech until he could make a pass on the last lap for fourth.

Heat 3 Finish:
Brad Covington
Scott Morris
Daryl Rath
Harold Goodman
Chuck Creech
Eric Jennings

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Pro Am Production Main

In the Pro Am Production Main, Darin Ogden grabbed the holeshot and never looked back, taking the win. Brad Covington finished second. Keith Little was up near the front when he pulled off the track and headed to the pits.

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Pro Am Unlimited Main

In the Pro Am Unlimited Main it was Mitch Reynolds getting the holeshot. He held on to the lead for several laps until Houston Lowder passed him and held the lead to finish the race in first. Daryl Rath finished in third, while a group of four riders behind him swapped positions back and forth.

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Pro Main

Keith Little pulled up to the line still having bike problems and leaking oil. He is working on the bike during the parade laps.

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Darin Ogden has the pole position and is lined up second from the outside.

The start is red flagged, Nathan Dallas jumped the start.

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At the line for the restart, and Keith Little has made it and lined up in the back row next to Nathan Dallas.

Darin Ogden takes the holeshot, Farr is in second and Covington in third.

Little is mid pack.

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Ogden has a couple bike lengths on Farr. Covington still in 3rd. Scott Morris in fourth and Harold Goodman in fifth.

Keith Little is about mid pack.

Shane Hitt is in 8th

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