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Kye Gunn rode his Suzuki to a win in the Formula One class and a second
.place finish in Superbike A at the Firebird Road Race in Arizona.
miss altempts each lap on the doubles
and tabletops around the track while
on his way to the Senior class win.
Ohio's Henry Gre£ led early on his
Yamaha but lost the lead to Smith
halfway through. lllinois' Todd
White took third.
Open Band C action was won by
LouisviJle's own Jeff Steinrock on a
Honda. He was followed by Lee Willingham and Kevin Poole, both from
Kentucky.
The 250cc C class was a showcase
for Lexington's Gene Hooge. The
Suzuki-mounted winner had started
out in the number three spot, behind
Shane'Nalley and Craig Frist. By lap
foUr Hodge had the lead while Glen
Fisher, who had been glued to Hodge's
rear wheel through the first few laps
of traffic, kept up the pace for second
with Nalley third.
The bighl'y competitive 125cc C
class saw national number II Bryan
Jones grab the holeshot and never
look back. He beat Roger Molnar and
Rick Stephens to the finish line.
Results
125 A: 1. Mike Jones (K.w); 2. Brian Slanley
(Mon); 3. Billy Abel (K.w).
250 A: 1. Mike Jones (Kaw); 2. Troy Graham
(Hon): 3..Mike Roth (Yam).
125 B: ,. Ste"" Crowe (SUl); 2. John McDeavill
(K.w): 3. Mike 8Iyant fK.w).
250 B: 1. Steve Crowe (SUl); 2. Phillip P1Irham
lHbnt. 3. Jay Baumert (Hon).
B5 14-15: 1. Mike McDonald (Suz); 2. Jody
~ (Han); 3. Michael cain (Yem).
B5 10-13: 1. Chad " " - s (K.w); 2. Brent Harbringer (K.w): 3. Eric Ariel (Han).
65: 1. John Brunet (Hon); 2. Jeremy Ariel (K.w):
3. B
