Was it disappointing to see your moto-ending battle with Warnia come up a little short? You were on his heels for what seemed to be an eternity. Let’s talk for a minute about WORCS Round 3 in Havasu. But there is also a confidence that comes with having #1 on your bike. You and your team worked hard to get that #1 and you don’t want to let anybody down. I think you put a lot more pressure on yourself. Is it more pressure, or less pressure to hold the #1 plate? Consistency is the key, But right now it’s simple, I need to win races if I’m going to win the championship.įavorite Athletes: Lance Armstrong, Ricky Carmichael We have seen in the last two years that it has come down to just two points. Is it too early in the season to start stressing about points? Do you even keep track this early?įrenchy is riding so good, and believe me, I know every point is very important. Your in second place just five points down from teammate Jeremie Warnia for the Pro standings. I know you’re used to winning as soon as the season starts, so getting this first win of the season probably feels long overdue.Ībsolutely, I needed that win so bad! The bike has been great all year and I have been working so hard and have been so close, but I just made a few little mistakes and that’s all that it takes sometimes. How has he managed to accomplish so much? Read on…įirst of all congratulations on your first 2011 WORCS season Pro win at Round 4 at Cahuilla Creek. Josh is not only a hard working racer, but a great guy, Dad, and husband. And handles himself like a true professional on and off the track. He’s shown to be one of the industry’s top Pro ATV racers. Josh is a 3-time WORCS champion, former SCORE and Best in the Desert champion and currently holds the prestigious #1 pro plate at this year’s WORCS. We caught up with Josh Frederick after his first Pro WORCS event win of 2011.
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