"It's about time I won one," joked Kilby. "I've been on the podium all but once this season. We had good luck today. It requires a lot of skill and tact to get through the logs and pick the right lines on the track. If you don't pick a good line, it doesn't matter how fast you are, you're going to get stuck. I took a risk, went to the inside over a big knot. I wasn't sure I was going to make it, but I really didn't have another choice. I jumped, throttled it, and it just went."

Suzuki continues to hold its points lead in the SuperQuad Pro 450 Manufacturers' Championship by two points ahead of Honda. Can-Am and Suzuki are in a dead heat, with 67 points apiece in the QuadTerrain Challenge Pro Stock manufacturers' points, and sit 10 points ahead of Arctic Cat.

Results from Saturday's races are available by clicking here and updated points files can be downloaded here.

Sunday's race will be telecast on ESPN2 on Saturday, July 22 at noon EDT. The PowerSports ATV Championship Tour's next race, the AMSOIL ATV Championship, is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, July 22-23 at Wild Cat Creek MX in Rossville, Ind.