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The Interceptor features a 20 pony 250cc powerhouse and 4-wheel independent suspension – you’ll also notice on the website that the it boasts some dandy dashboard features including digital instrumentation!

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Press Release –

Jeremiah Jones went 1-1 this weekend making the 11th round of ATVA MX Nationals his own private playground. Jones’s back-to-back first place motos catapulted him from fourth to second in overall points. Jones is well and truly on a terror.

“In the first moto, I came out of the hole shot in second behind Harold Goodman, with Doug (Gust) right behind me. After we pulled past Harold, we put on one heck of a battle.”

Jones and Gust traded the lead for several laps. The race seemed destined to recreate another one-two punch from Team Yoshimura Suzuki. But with three laps to go, teammate Doug Gust suffered an unknown problem and bailed off of a large jump in mid-air. Fortunately, Doug was able to get away from the quad and although battered, suffered no serious injury.

“I got pretty banged up for sure.? Gust said. ?I nearly endo’d the bike and went right off the track. I went on to ride the second moto, but it was tough.”

“It’s just the worst thing that can happen to a rider,” added Team Manager Wayne Hinson “You’re in the air and coming down knowing you’re going to wreck? time to bail out! Luckily, Gust is Pro enough to know how to control a fall.

In the second moto, Jones hammered to the lead early and never looked back. “I got the holeshot and just ran a clean race from start to finish.” The competition was no match for Jones and his LT-R450, and he finished in first place with 15 seconds between him and the second place finisher.

Hinson had only a few words to describe Jones’ back-to-back domination: “Jeremiah just decimated them!”

Jeremiah was excited to have a third set of double moto wins in a GNC Championship competition. “I had a great day,” Jones said. “The bike was just haulin? for me and I was on!”

And so he was. With Jones now in second place with 219 points, he has become a serious contender for the title. Given Jones early season point deficit it seems impossible, but here he is. If Jones can pull this off, it would be one of the biggest comebacks in GNC racing history.

Gust is not to be counted out with 217 points, and the pair will surely continue to be a dangerous duo as Team Yoshimura Suzuki continues to push for wins.

Press Release –

Team Suzuki continued to power its way through the WSPA series with another main event win for Jeremiah Jones at Jack Link’s “Feed Your Wild Side ATV Championship.”

His first place finish on Saturday followed his thrilling victory in round 4, and his back-to-back wins put him in striking distance of both current points leader Dustin Wimmer and Suzuki teammate Doug Gust.

SATURDAY-ROUND 1 -The first heat race seemed to sow seeds of victory for Jones, who took first in his heat ahead of?teammate Doug Gust. “I got the holeshot, and from there on it was smooth sailing,” Jones said, who narrowly lost to Dustin Wimmer in the second heat.

But in the main event Jones was not to be denied, pulling out ahead of Wimmer on the third lap. “Wimmer got the hole shot, and I came out right behind. It took three or four laps for me to catch up. Finally, I got around him and took him down.”

Doug Gust had a tougher start from seventh position, but climbed the ladder to a third place finish, and the podium was two-thirds Suzuki.

SUNDAY-ROUND 2 -Jones continued his domination by winning both his heat races on Sunday. In the main event, both Jones and Gust were gunning for Wimmer until a mechanical issue took Gust out in the 10th lap.

Doug had been leading Jones through the pack and they had their sights on Wimmer when Gust’s machine faltered. “I heard something on lap two and held back,” Gust explained, “but then it went away and I was able to make up some ground. I pulled into second with Jeremiah behind me, and then all of a sudden I was dead in the water.” With Gust sidelined, Jones closed on Wimmer but ran out of time coming in a close second.

Team Manager Wayne Hinson was excited for Jones. “It was a great weekend for Jeremiah,” Hinson said, noting that Jones has pulled into third in overall points standings, only 20 points off from Wimmer.

Doug Gust is in second only 8 points from the # 1 spot. Next stop on the WPSA tour is Rossville, IN on July 22, 23rd. Watch for Team Yoshimura Suzuki’s full court press next weekend in Sunset Ridge, IL.