2012 Vet Worlds at Glen Helen

You're listening to: Doug Dubach, who took Saturday's premiere event, the 40+ Pro class. That makes it 20 titles at the Vet Worlds for him.

You're listening to: Doug Dubach. Alan Olson has worked with Doug for years. Doug was fifth overall in Sunday's 30+ Pro class.

You're listening to: Doug Dubach. The t-shirt on the fan on the side of the track? Old Guys Rule.

You're listening to: KTM's Michael Sleeter. Michael was fourth overall in the 30+ Pro.

You're listening to: Michael Sleeter. He scored a sweet holeshot to start moto two.

You're listening to: Michael Sleeter. His weapon of choice for the weekend? A 450.

You're listening to: Travis Preston. He came from behind to win the first moto with ease.

You're listening to: Travis Preston. Here's the first half of the mess between he and Ryno. (There's more on the next page.)

You're listening to: Travis Preston. This turned into a pride race between the two.

You're listening to: Travis Preston. He finished third overall for the day.

You're listening to: Ivan Tedesco. Ivan had the early lead in moto one. He was suffering from arm pump, and did have a flat near the end of the moto.

You're listening to: Ivan Tedesco. That's Travis Preston lurking in the background.

You're listening to: Ivan Tedesco. Ivan's 2-2 was good for second overall.

Here's your winner of the 30+ Pro class, Ryan Hughes. Ryan didn't sound very confident about his chances after a third in moto one.

Nope, those aren't jersey graphics. Ryno had a rather sizable gash in his arm after a first moto crash.

You're listening to: Ryan Hughes. Ryno was dicing with Travis Preston for much of the moto, until the two tangled.

Ryan Hughes scored the overall win at the MTA Vet Worlds.