FF"",...... ==~=~===~T"'_==~---------------------]ffi Jess e Kangas (Hon ); 2. Isaac T. Schreurs (Yam); 3. Charles
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Perkins (Kaw); 4. Jessub Pearson (Yam); S. Zachary Brostrom
(Suz ). 125 A : I. Brett Ohland (Yam); 2. Jo e E. Mueller
z (Hon ); 3. Brandon Parliment (Yam); 4. Je re my Schmidt (Hon).
��? 11 5 B: I. Man B. Wodtke (Suz); 2. Matt Feels (Kaw) ; 3.
!:;: Travis C h ev a lie r (Kaw) ; 4. Brad Perron (Yam); S. Justin
:5 McKinley (Yam). ' 125 C: I. Jaco b Cou lson (Yam); 2. Beau
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Lammers (Kaw); 3. James Carsten (Yam); 4. Michael Abresch
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(Hen ). l SD P EN A: I. Brett Ohland (Yam); 2. Jeff Doyle
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o (Hon ); 3. Brandon Parliment (Yam); 4. jason Doyle (Hon); 5.
Jed O 'C onnor (Ha n). lSD/OPEN B: I . Matt B. Wod tke
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(Y ; 2. Evan Nett:zel (Ha n); 3. Tim Schu lz (Hon); 4. Aaron
am)
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Deer (KTM); 5 . Trent S. Sims (Ha n) . 250/0 P EN C : I .
Steven Hanks (Yam); 2. Jay Slattery (Hon) ; 3. Blake Jablonski
am); S. Joh n Reinhart (Ho n).
(Yam); 4. David 1- Hah eee r (Y
WHN: I. Kristen Oja (Yam); 2. Alyssa Breu (Hon) ; 3. Jessica
H""en (y",,); 4. Amanda w.Jd (Kaw ). SCHBY ( 12-15 ); I.
Matt B. Wod tk e (Yam) ; 2. Jess e Kangas (Han); 3. Travis
Chevalier (Kaw ); 4. Nick Oja (Yam); S. Zachary Sou cek
(y",,). 16-24 k I. Jeff Doyle (Hon ); 2. Joe E. Muel1e< (Hon );
J . J""'" Doyle (Hon ); 4. Bobby Penders (Hon). 16-24 B; I.
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EvanNeittel (Hon) ; 2. Matt Foek (Kaw) J. A.ron 0.... (KT1'1);
4. T_ 5. 5ims (Hon); 5. Elm). 40 + C;
I. John Sunderman (Yam) ; 2. De rrick E. Boaz (Ha n); 3 .
Je ffrey Schreurs (Kaw); 4. Mike S. Carpenter (Kaw); 5. Dan
KMg (Y>m). 45+ k I. RandySaeger (y",,); 2. Jonathan A
Hodapp (Han); 3. Dave Henci r (Han) . 4 5+ WC: I. Jerry
Dmon (Y>m); 2. Rebert B"", (I:'on).
Ja so n leleck (399) leads the GTU Novices through the esses during a heat
race at round two of MRA action at Pikes Peak International Raceway.
3. Justin Meye r; 4. Crash Lowe; S. Pedro Bravo. H/W S/B K:
I. Martin Sims; 2. Mike Appleg ate; 3. Jaso n Mathiason ; 4.
David Lambert; 5. Michael Vigil. OPEN S/BK : I. Shane
Turpin: 2. Dan Turn e r; 3. Ryan Burke : 4. Ricky O rlando ; 5.
Todd Costly. S(TW GTU : I. Mike De witt ; 2. Dale Murph y;
3. Ted Larsen ; 4. Jeff Bernard; 5. Scon Turner. srrw GTO:
I. Jon Glaefke ; 2. Jim Brewer; 3. Michael Pettifor d; 4. Ben
Fo x; S. Jas on Kingh a m . F ~3 : I . John Hj elm; 2 . Jim
Marchban k; 3. Robert Johnston: 4. Da ve Tippie; 5. Don
Roberts. lJW GP: I . Mike Dewi tt ; 2. Waldo Paul; 3. Dan
Qua!tire ; 4. Robert Joh nston ; S. Ch uck ShettsJine. ROR: I.
Shan e Turpin ; 2. Rick y Orland o ; 3 . Dan Turn er: 4. Rich
Deeming; 5. Todd Cosrle y.
Motokazie Elko -Mankato Dea ler Se rie s Championships
Round 2: Ka to Cycle Club
Wodtke Triples at
Mankato Motocross
By BOB
CHASE
MANKATO, MN, MAY 16
he Kato Cycle Club was the site of the second ro und of the Motokazie Dealer Series.
It was the first race of the year at the track , and
Matt Wodtke proved to be up to the challenge
of the hilly circuit, winning three very competitive classes : the 125cc B, 250cc B and Schoo lboy classes.
The fa cili ty is located in the scenic
Minnesot a Ri e r Valley approximately one hour
v
,
southwest of Minneapolis. The track is on the
same pro perty that has hosted many nationallevel hillclimb eve nts . An abundance of steep
hills are utilized on the track. For those who
have forgott e n how much fun riding a dirt bike
up and down hills can be, riding this track will
definitely remind them.
Wodt ke wo n all six motos in which he raced
and was th e o nly ride r to win th re e classes.
O ne rid e r wh o won two classes was Jesse
Kangas, w ho dominate d the Supermini and 85cc
( 12- 15) classes. Kangas mo ved into the lead
early in the first Supermini moto and too k off.
Andrew Rutledge held seco nd for most of the
race , w hile Isaac Schreu rs won his battle wit h
Charle s Per kins for th ird . Kangas grab bed t he
holeshot in the secon d mo to and gapped the
field, pulling away by nearly 30 seconds by the
e nd of the four-lap race . Schreurs and Perkins
we re second and th ird in the race and overall.
This is the second year that Motokazie has
run the races at this track, and it continues to
make improvements. Ne w fo r th is yea r is a
separate "micro " track. The normal t rack is so
hill that t he 50s were limited to a rathe r small
y
portion of it; now they have their own tra ck,
with proport ionally sized o bstacles. Running the
50s on their own track also helped the big-track
T
60
program move along more quickfy
.
O nce the kids advance to 65s, they get to
ride t he regular trac k. Wi th t he tacky
conditions, the 65s ran all the hills, just like the
big bikes. Dustin Wolff won both motos of the
65cc ( 10- 1I) class . Zach Osowski pressured
him for a while in the secon d mot o on his way
to third overall on a 5-2 tally Austin Falkman
.
(3-3) rod e two steady races for second overall.
In the 65cc (7-9) class, Kyle Ohnsorg and Dylan
Wolff finished first and second in bot h metes,
passing several of the 65cc ( 10-1 I) riders along
the way. Regardless of where they finished, it
seemed like most of t he ride rs were smiling
when they pulled off the track .
Scott USA. Hitc hing Post, Cities Edge, l eo's
So uth, Mot o p r imo a nd C a nn o n Fall s HYS
provide support for this series . Three hundred
ride rs signe d up for t his race . Othe r dou ble
winners on the day included Brett Ohland, who
rode a pair of YZ250s to the I25cc A and 250cc
A wins; Alvis Novotn y, who won Over 30 B and
Over 40 B cont est; and Jamie Elder, who wo n
the 8Scc (7- 11) and 85cc (9- 12) classes.
RESULTS
50 Oll.INJ (4.6): I. Matt Tupy (KTM); 2. De rrek
Vanhee (KTM); 3. Nicholas Haut (KTM); 4. Jacque line Riess
(KT M); 5 . ja red Tanley. 50 O l l~ I NJ (7~8 ) : I. Mad iso n
Falkman (KTM); 2. josh Andeo=n (y",,). 50 CHAIN (4-6),
I. Ronald Dec ke r (KTM) ; 2. Just in Evan s (KTM); 3. Nick
5chnagl (KTM); 4. _ _ (Pol); 5. Jo hn Neumann
(Co b). 50 CHAIN (7 ~8) : I. Matthew Huinke r (KTM); 2.
BillyBeranek (Pol); 3. Mitchell Tanley (KTM); 4. Brett Nowak
(KTM). 65 (7-9 ); I. Kyle Ohnsorg (KTM); 2. DyI", Wolff
(KTM); 3. Travis Stewart (Suz); 4. Dane Rosenwinkel (KTM);
5. Dylan Brostrom (KTM) . 65 ( 1 0~ 1 1 ): I. Dust in Wolff
(KiM); 2. Austin Falkman (KiM); 3. Zack Osowski (KiM); 4.
Kyl Chevalier (Kaw); 5. Jeremy Juliet (Kaw). 85 (l.II): I.
e
Jamie R. Elder (Kaw); 2. Nate Stier (Kaw); 3. Dau lton Lamont
(Kaw); 4. Justin Regenscheid (Hon ); 5. Devin Ruprecht (Han).
85 (9 -11) : I. Jamie R. Elder (Kaw); 2. Taylor Kotewa (Yam);
3. Colli n R. Cassem (Hen) : 4. Nat e Stier (Kaw); S. Just in
Regenscheid (Hon). 85 (ll~ 15) : I. Jesse Kangas (Hon) ; 2.
Taylor Kotewa (Yam); 3. Isaac T. Schreurs (Yam); 4. C harles
Perkins (Yam); S. Jess ub Pearson (Yam). SlHIN I (12- 15): I.
JUNE 16,2004 ��� CYCLE NEWS
The Over 30 C class launches oH the line for their second moto at round two
of the Motokazie Elko-Mankato Dealer Series Championships.
CMC Northwest Spring / Summe r Series
Round 7: Albany MOlorsports Park
Hill, Hamness Clashl
By CLAY
LIGHT
ALBANY, OR, MAY 16
f there were any doubters as to just how fast
Washingto n's Josh Hill is, they were surely
silenced afte r ro und seve n of t he CMC
Spring/Summer Motocross Series, held at Albany
Motorsports Parle The 14-year-old Hill and thirt yso me thi ng-ye ar-o ld Te r ry Le e Ha m nes s
clashed in the combined 250cc ProIlnte rmediate
contest, and the outcome was in favor of Hill.
Ha mn ess , a vete ran AMA N at io nal and
Supercr oss rider, is currently one of the hott est
Pr o r iders in the North w est. He nor mally
challe nges the likes of Ryan Huffman, but on
this day the O regonian had his hands full with
t he up-and- co ming Hill. The fast-st artin g Hill
got in front of Hamness' Honda CRF450R in
both 2SOc Pro/Inte rmed iate mot os, and when
c
the dust had se ttled, he had beaten Hamness
both times out .
Hamn ess was n't th e o nly Pro rider to eat
Hill's roost. Trevor Broo ks and Sean Sparkman
also followed Hill a nd Ham ness th rough ou t
both mo tos . Hill's fello w Inte rm edi ate-class
compe titors could only watch from a distance
as Hill easily topped his class mates . KTMmount ed central Oregonian Daniel Harris (2-3)
plac ed se con d to Hill, fo llow ed by Gar ret
Melton (4-2).
The rider from Portland, Or egon, was much
I
40t h A nn iver sa r y
more fortu nate in t he Over 30 Pro class :
Hamness got a jump on the field in both motes
and used a I- I tally to take home the top money,
as well as get in some additional track time for
t he u pcoming AMA Weste r n Fo ur-St rok e
National to be held here. Rod Tryon (3-2) and
Dave Germ ain (2-3) trailed Hamness overall.
Hill gapp ed t he competit ion in t he 125 cc
Pro/Interm ediate con test, winning bot h moto s
to finalize his dual w ins on the day. Broo ks
trailed Hill in the first moto en rou te to winning
the Pro portion , but the Yamaha rider wasn't as
fortu nate in mot o two: Brooks wou ld follow a
pair of Inte rmed iate rider s at mote 's end. as
Matt Wilson finished second. While Broo ks did
capture th e Pro-class win, Aaron McClinto n,
t he fou rt h-place finisher, too k hom e t he top
tr ophy in one of the day's largest classes, t he
I25cc Junior class. McClinton used 2- 1 placings
to nail down the to p position, bea ting Kenneth
Hammon tree in a moto -two shoo tout , which
was also for th e ove rall win. Heath Voegele's
co nsistent 3-3 placings earned the Washington
rider th ird ov erall, followed by Kyle Taylo r
(5-4), Chr is Whitlow (4-8) and the rest of the
17-ride r field.
Oregon's Shawn Haberloc k has for several
years been co nside red a top co ntender in the
Supe rm ini ranks. Cu rrentl y o n the comeback
trail afte r suffering a career-threatening injury
