The #40 rider, Cody Janssen, felt like he had a little unfinished business to attend to Sunday in the Pro Am class. He had rode so well the day before and really felt as if that top 10 finish should’ve been his. It was easy to see how fired up he was, being the 2^nd fastest rider in the morning practice session. Pro Am Moto 1 saw Cody get a bad start, but battle up to 8^th before tangling with another rider and having to accept an 11^th place finish. Going into the weekend’s final race, Cody wanted to finish strong and get out of Ohio with his health after so many of his friends and fellow competitors found themselves injured over the course of the weekend. He was doing just that, starting Moto 2 in the top 5 and running there through the race’s midway point before a red flag wiped everything clean. On the restart he didn’t come out as well, but again found himself near the top 5 by the midway point. After making a last ditch effort to pass another rider, Janssen nearly wrecked, going off the track and giving up multiple positions. He would finish 9^th in Moto 2.

“Man, what a weekend.” Janssen said following Pro Am Moto 2. “This track was really hard to pass on but we definitely tried to make the best of it. I was the top rookie in the Pro class coming in and I was able to build on that this weekend. Rookie of the year is my ultimate goal and we’re definitely setting ourselves up to succeed in that regard. As for Pro Am, it’s another weekend where the box score isn’t going to show how well I was riding. I felt so good in Moto 2, but the restart took away my top 5 and then I nearly killed myself in the 2^nd one. (laughs) I’m happy to get out of here healthy, and though this weekend could’ve been better, we did what we needed to do.”