The ATVSX follows a Supercross setup, unlike the rest of the series that is the traditional motocross format. After qualifying for the main events with a fifth in Pro Sport and a third in Pro-Am, the Maryland native was ready to take to the unique venue for the main events. Wolfe would struggle off the start in both main events where he would get off to a last place start. Wolfe was able to find a way to maneuver the tight track and work diligently to make enough passes to finish eighth in Pro Sport and fourth in Pro-Am.

“I knew I had trained harder in the off-season than my result showed down in Daytona,” said Wolfe. “Once I got back home I just put in a little more time and effort into my program. It’s been an adjustment moving into the Pro-Am class this year, but I learn something new every race that I can improve on and it’s all starting to work together.”

Wolfe capitalized on extra time between the ATVSX and the Underground National in Texas. With nearly a month between the two races, Wolfe spent countless hours training and riding to improve his finishes. After placing sixth in the first Pro Sport moto Wolfe came back to take the win in the second moto, a finish good enough to get him second overall.

Once the gate dropped for the first Pro-Am moto in Texas, Wolfe found himself in the rear but quickly became a man on a mission. While the top three had pulled away from the rest of the field, Wolfe was sitting around fifth. Once making his was into second, Wolfe charged hard to take the win on the last lap. The speed and ability that Wolfe showcased during the first moto was almost unbelievable that he was able to gain that much time and eventually pass the leader. Wolfe would see one of his best battles thus far in the season as he contested for the win in the second moto, but would end up crossing the line in third for second overall.

Just two weeks later the series moved to Muddy Creek Raceway in Blountville, Tennessee. Wolfe pulled both holeshots in Pro Sport class going 1-1 for the overall win. In Pro-Am Wolfe got third in his heat, and found himself in an unfortunate situation in the second moto when he got tangled up with another rider putting him back into 16th for ninth overall.

Rain would make its way back to the third round of the season this past weekend, May 7 and 8, at Ironman Raceway. After getting tangled up off the start of the first moto in Pro Sport, Wolfe found himself in the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) where he took the win. Once Sunday came along he was ready for the second moto of Pro Sport in addition to the two Pro-Am motos that follow.

In the second moto of Pro Sport, Wolfe was running first when he wrecked ultimately putting him in 19th place overall. After getting off to a top five start in the first Pro-Am moto and working his way right behind the leader, Wolfe spun out in the slick mud and would end up crossing the line in eighth.

The rain would eventually deteriorate the track forcing track officials to cancel the remaining second motos on Sunday with the exception of Pro-Am. Facing possibly the worst track conditions of the entire weekend, Wolfe found himself in a favorable position off the start and lead every lap to finish fourth overall.