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Returning to the Minis,. Kawasaki
rider Todd Campbell returned to
Barona and not only ran away with
both the Stock and Modified 12-(0 16·
year·old Intermedi~tes plus a strong
third in the 105cc Minis. In the always
wild 9·11 Intermediate, Scott Brown
(Yamaha Motor Corp.) and Frankie
Brundage (Suz) swapped wins with
Brundage grabbing a tie-breaker over
Brown with a fine come-from-behind
second mota Modified win with
Brandon Schneider a close third.
These three riders saved the best for
last with a three way tie-breaker in the
Stock division going to Brown (3-1)
over Brundage (2·2) and Schneider
(1-3).
The 12-16 Intermediates will have a
new member next race at Barona, as
12·16 Novice ·rider Richie Dobbs returned to MX action after' a year's
layoff. He so completely ran away with
the Stock and Modified deivisions that
CMMC officials moved him up immediately after the day's races. Looks
like the 9·11 Intermediates will also
have a new member shortly as Kawasaki·mounted Jeremey Hughes went
four for four in very impressive fashion.
Once again back to the motorcycles; the 125cc Intermediates were
wildl The Modified division was totally
insane; Honda rider Dave Hopwood
took a one poi.nter over Lloyd Thomas
with a 2-4 finish against Thomas' 1-6
effort. Larry Butler was third with
a 7-3 deal and Rich Smith took fourth
with an 11·1 gal In the Stock division
Butler scored a come from behind
tie· breaker win again with Lloyd
Thomas second and Hopwood third
off a 5-4 effort.
Results
MINICVCLE CLASSES
STOCK EX; 1. Kenny Dunlap (Suzl: 2. Ronnie
lechien (Yam); 3. Bruce Bunch tKaw).
MOO EX; 1. Ronnie Lechien (Yam); 2. Kenny Dunlap
ISOlI; 3. Sam Storer IKawl.
SPECIAL 105cc MINIS: 1. Kenny Dunlop ISOlI; 2.
Sam Storer IKaw); 3. Todd CampbelllKawl.
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STOCK INT 112-16): 1. Todd CampbelllKawl; 2. Kurt
Hendrickson IV.ml; 3. Chfles Dsterday IVaml.
MOD INT (12-.16): ,. Todd Campbell IK.wl; 2. Kurt
Hendrickson IVam); 3. Charles Dsterday IVaml.
STOCK INT (9-111: ,. Scott Brown IV.ml; 2. Fr.nkie
Brundage ISuzl; 3. Brandon Schneider (Suzl.
MOD INT 19-111: 1. Frankie Brundage ISull; 2. Scott
Brundage (Yaml: 3. Brandon Schneider (Suzl.
STOCK NOV 112-161: 1. Richie Dobbs (V.ml; 2.
Kevin Henderson ISUl); 3. Jeff McCoy ISOlI.
MOO NOV 112-161: ,. RK:hie Dobbs (V.ml; 2. Robert
Discartin ISOlI; 3. Ed Williams (Vam).
STOCK NOV 19-111: ,. Jeremey Hughes IKlWI; 2.
Charles DiebaIiISOl); 3. RK:k FloreslSOlI.
MOD NOV 19-111: 1. Jeremey Hughes IKawl; 2.
Charles D_IISOl); 3. J.ke Snow IVaml.
MINI BEG 112-16): 1. Cory Falter IHon); 2. George
Hart ISUll; 3. M.rio B.lcom ISull.
MINI BEG (9-11 I: ,. Bucky Watrd (Sull; 2. Billy Fox
ISUll.
MOTORCVCLE CLASSES
125 STOCK EX: f. D.vid McGhee IV.m); 2. M",k
HoweIlIVaml; 3. Mike Monsegur ISull.
125 MOD EX: 1. David McGhee IVaml; 2. Matrk
HowetIIV.ml; 3. Mike Monsegur (Sull.
125 STOCK INT: 1. Larry Buder (V.ml; 2. Lloyd
ThomasIV.ml; 3. Dave Hopwood IHanI.
125 MOO INT; ,. D.ve Hopwood IHonl; 2. Lloyd
Thomas (V.ml; 3. Larry Butler IVaml.
125 STOCK NOV; ,. Dirk Doucette IV.m); 2. Orl.ndo
Terrazas (Suzl; 3. Alex Leon ISuzl.
125 MOD NOV: ,. Warren Sleight (Sull; 2. R.ndy
Rush (K.wl; 3. Roger Hayes (Hon).
100 STOCK NOV; ,. Chatrles Osterday (Sull; 2. Scott
Richeson IYaml; 3. Alex Leon ISuz).
100 MOD NOV; 1. Scott Richeson {V.ml; 2. Oley
Henderson (Varni; 3. Charles Osterday ISUl).
JUNIOR CVCLE CLASSES
STOCK 19-11 I: ,. Br.d Johnson (V.ml; 2. R.y Swe.ringer ISUll; 3. Space Schfiner lhal.
MOD 19-111; 1. Brad Johnson (Y.ml; 2. Space
Schriner (Yam); 3. Ray Sweeringer (Suzl.
BEG 19-111: ,. Robert Wallace ISull; 2. Brad Watrd
ISOlI; 3. Art SleightISOl).
PEE WEES I~I: 1. Travis Redd ISOl); 2. Dennis
Dilhlin ISOlI; 3. Josh Barney ISull.
Lawson tops at
Corona HM/IT
By Elaine Jones
CORONA, CA, FEB. 23
In spite of the heavy rains the
Corona crew put together two
super tracks and ·the riders
. turned in outstanqing perfor·
mances on both the TT and half
mile.
Eddie Lawson was in fine form as
he dominated the TT and half mile
Open Money goes. On the half mile it
was Wayne Rainey who broke on top
with Mike Minnig in second, Lawson
third and Rick Reed fourth. Rainey
was aboard a strong-running Harley
and was really putting on a show as he
cranked around the half mile and
began to open up a lead. It was five
laps before Lawson got around Minnig
but he more than had his work cut out
for him trying to catch Rainey. It was
on the eighth lap that the fickle finger
of fate stepped in and Rainey's big
Harley threw a chain and he was out.
Lawson took over the front running
chores with Minnig moving into second
and Sanders third. Danny Perkins had
worked his way from sixth to fourth
and had a shot at it with seven more
laps to go. Things, unfonunately didn't
change and at the checkered flag it
was Lawson, Minnig, Sanders, Perkins,
Joe Steffen and Reed.
Bobby Sanders got the holeshot in
the Open Money TT but it was short
lived as Lawson slipped underneath to
take over the lead by the second lap.
Sanders' troubles were not over yet as
Jeff Allison found an opening on the
fourth lap and took advantage of it.
Rainey was the next one to knock on
Sanders' door and it looked like he
wasn't going to get it open ilU't when
the white flag came out he made his
move and got through to take the third
behind Allison and Lawson.
Pete "The Simi Flash" Hames did
his usual wire to wire number in the
250cc Money half mile. Out behind
him were Terry Singleton, Jeff Allison
and Mike Redding. It took Allison
four laps to chase down Singleton as he
came down low and under him to take
over second. From there on out the
race was set with Hames, Allison and
Singleton making up the top three.
Rainey and Perkins went at it in the
Open Expert half mile. Perkins got the
jump off the line with Rainey .and
Matt James in the 2-3 spots. Rainey
pushed for three laps before he was
able to slip under Perkins and claim
the front spot, but Perkins came right
back and pushed hard. James hung in
there waiting for the mistake that
never came.
Eddie San Roman had a scary
moment in the Open Expert TT when
Shawn Pettis got by him on the fourth
lap. It must have surprised Pettis too,
b~ause he made a big mistake that
cost him the lead and made it impossible to catch San Roman.
Darren Hulbert was the only other
double winner as he captured the
125cc Amateur/Expert TT and half
mile. Greg Nelson was second in both.
Results
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MINI NOV; ,. Steve Morehouse IK.w); 2. Jason Bell
IV.m); 3. Don Amb

