Coastal Racing’s Brycen Neal, who many expect to challenge Fowler for this year’s championship, understands just how rough the racing conditions can be in South Carolina. The Ohio native spent the offseason training in sandy conditions and continues to provide a preview of what’s to come this year, the Camp Coker Bullet GNCC could be the turning point in the young racers career.

CST/Induction Solutions/LSR/HiPer/Spider Graphix’s Adam McGill took the win at the inaugural event in 2016, but it wasn’t without a fight from Fowler as the duo only had an eight-second gap as they crossed the finish line. McGill has had a rollercoaster ride of the season thus far, but will aim to use his win last year as motivation to cross the finish line first once again. 

Six-time GNCC champion Chris Borich, currently sits fourth overall in the standings as the season progresses. It’s been two years since Borich has stood in the middle of the box, but the Pennsylvania native has shown that he remains a heavy hitter and still has the speed to contest for a race win.

Less than five points separate JMR/ATVriders.com’s Jarrod McClure from Borich. After a blown motor that ultimately took him out of the race at Steele Creek, McClure will be back for revenge this weekend. After winning the season finale last year, McClure has two podium finishes this year, both being second. The veteran is still looking for his first overall win of the season. 

Following McClure in seventh is GBC/Canyon Motorsports/Fly Racing’s Landon Wolfe who is setting himself up for a season-best finish. Sitting just ten-points behind McClure, Wolfe will be charging to vault himself into a higher position in the points championship and find himself on the center of the box for the first time this year.

Dillinger's Celtic Pub/GBC Motorsports/Moose Racing’s Marty Christofferson and GBC/Fly Racing/HMF/Yamaha’s Johnny Gallagher round out the top ten in points heading into the Camp Coker Bullet GNCC this Saturday.

Starting just one line behind the XC1 Pros on Saturday is the XC2 Pro-Am division where M.R. Unlimited/Hygear Suspension/GBC Tires/Tire Spine’s Devon Feehan currently leads the points championship. Both Ithaca Recreation/Maxxis/Quad Tech/Storm Peak Crossfit’s Hunter Hart and GBC/Goldspeed/Custom Axis-backed Matthew Lindle possess the speed to end Feehan’s success.

Saturday’s race schedule is as follows: Youth ATV racing begins at 8 a.m., with single seat UTV racing at 9 a.m., followed by amateurs, 4x4 Pro and Women at 10 a.m., and the pros and top amateurs race at 1 p.m. Following Saturday’s afternoon race will be Side-by-Side UTV racing taking place at 4 p.m.

Adult (12+) gate admission is $20 for the full weekend and $10 for kids (6-11), with kids five and under free. Gate admission includes pro pit access and pro autographs at no additional charge.