Alan Lucy (5) and Mark Peterson (51) .battle handlebar-to-handlebar
during the Summer Series at Callahan MX in Florida.
It was Andris with the win, and
the overall, in the second moto, this
time holding off a charging Conley.
Conley's s.econd gave him second
overall for the day. Third place and
third overall belonged to My then as
fourth place finisher Jimmy Robertson secured fifth overall after a sixth
in the first moto. Blood ·ended up
with another fifth, good for sixth
overall, and McClintock took fourth
overall after a crash held him to
seventh in round two.
Bostard flew his Honda to victory
in the first moto of the 125cc Pros
with the Honda of Greg Tirheimer
second. McClintock roosted his
Yamaha YZl25 to a third, but a
second moto DNF ended his day
early. Yamaha-mounted Jon King
was fourth and Honda ace Willie
Miller fifth.
After finishing sixth in the first
010 Conley was re 1. John Stark (K.w); 2 J.son Johnson
(Kaw); 3. Russ Putn.m (Han).
125 JR 0-2< 1. Jeff M.rquez (Suz): 2. D.na
M ....y (Hon); 3. Jerry Mortimer (Suz).
250 BEG: 1. Bill Spence (Kew); 2. Jerry B.ulders
(Kaw); 3. How.rd Mintz (Han).
250 JR: 1. John Thom.s (Han); 2. Monty Owenby
(Kaw); 3. George Kosovilk. (Kaw).
OPEN BEG: 1. Melvin (Kew); 2. R.ndy Stickleman
(Han); 3. Par Pick. (Han).
OPEN JR: 1. Dayid Sterling (Hon); 2. Mike Hulsey
(Yam~ 3. Mike Renner (Han).
VET JR: 1. Gary Selby (Kaw); 2. Ken Co. (K.w);
3. St""" Allen (Sul).
VET INT: 1. Mike Grahm (Han); 2. Mi~e Sm.1I
(Han); 3. Wence G.lindo (Han).
VET EX: 1. Duane Joice (K.w); 2 Craig Shulz
(Kawl: 3. Steve Law (Han). .
OT JR: 1. Bill Riggs(V.ml; 2. John Cipollina (Suz);
3. Dan Delwiche (Han).
OT INT: 1. Ron Clawson (Suz); 2. Bill Arbogast
(Suz); 3. Doyle Cook (Han).
OT MSTR: 1. Russ Powell (KTM): 2. Bill McClin·
ton (Vam); 3. Richard Schilling (Honl.
Elwood coo, at
CallahanMX
By Gwen Millan
CALLAHAN, FL, JULY 5
Kenneth Elwood was the star of the
new Callahan MX track, as he
showed the 125c A and B cla ses his
way of conquering the clay/dirt
combination suface at thestart of the
FMC ummer Series.
Troy Coke took the lead in the
125cc A and B cia s. Coker, a B cLa srider, wa flying hi~h on hi Kawasaki. Elwood was Just a heartbeat
away with A rider Mark Peterson
kno kin~ at his door, al 0 on a
Kwasaki. Claude McQuaig was
fourth; fifth was Ernie Millan.
On lap two McQuaig went down,
letting Peterson come from third to
first place. Cok r was second, and
Elwood was able to salvage third.
Millan was down on an inside turn,
allowing four or five riders to pass
him. Getting back into control,
Elwood was able to get back into first
place spot by the fourth lap with
Peterson, McQuaig and Randy
Langford hot in pursuit. Coker
seemed to be tiring out and was
holding fifth.
The next lap Millan made a move
on .coker and chased har.d after
Langford. Lapped riders were not in
the picture, making passing on an
already tight track even more difficult. The race remained the same as
Elwood claimed the victory.
The second moLO was again
Elwood and Peter on in the A class,
and Millan and Langford fighting
it out for the B cia s lead. Mc Quaig,
John Gentilcore and Coker were
following in a tight threesome. The
next lap, Gentilcore passed
McQuaig. McQuaig kept pressing
hard, until he tucked Gentilcore
behind him.
The last lap saw Elwood and
Peterson first and second and Millan
a strong first in the B class. At the
checkered flag McQuaig made his
last ditch effort to pass Langford and
did just that.
Results
MINI A: 1. Bryan Harper (Vam).
MINI B: 1. Anthony Paggio (Kaw); 2. John L.ke
Jr. (K.w); 3. Tr.vis Blackburn (Kaw); 4. Steve
Stormant (Suz).
MINI C: 1. Nathan Williams (Han); 2. Donald
Leddy; 3. Jeff Pope (Vam); 4. Noel KiISCh (Kaw);
5. Lee Connor (Kaw).
100: 1. Anthony Peggio (Kaw); 2. Bry.n Harper
(Kew); 3. John Lake Jr. (Kawl; 4. Jody Underwood
(Kaw); 5. Tr.vis Blackburn (Kaw).
Kerry Mulligan piloted his Kawasakis to both the 125 and 250cc
Intermediate class wins at the Silverbowl of Motocross in Las Vegas..
PP: 1. Gina Perry (Han); 2. Laurie Hampshire
(Kaw); 3. Catherin Priest (Kaw); 4. Dean Joiner
(Suz); 5. Kim Brown (Han).
60: 1. Noel Kitsch (Kaw); 2. Brad Packard (Han);
3. Jason Overstreel (Kaw); 4. Todd Langford (Kawl;
5. Keith McQuaig (Kaw).
PIW: 1. Greg Romero (Y.m).
15·24: 1. Mark Peterson (Kaw); 2. Claude
McQuaig (Han); 3. Clarke Tanner (Hon); 4. Alan
Jackson (Kaw).
125 A: 1. Kenneth Elwood (Han); 2. Mark
Peterson (Kaw); 3. Jim Edgar (Kaw).
125 B: 1. Claude McQuaig (Han); 2. Ernie Millan
(Han); 3. Randy Langford (SIu); 4. John Gentilcore
(Kawl; 5. John Rice (Hon).
125 C: 1. Joe Pearce (Kaw); 2. B.J. Marx (Han);
3. Kyle Myers (Han); 4. Richie Brooker (Han); 5.
Mike Coleman (Kaw).
250 A: 1. M.rk Thomas (Han); 2. Alan Lucy (Han).
250 B: 1. Clark Tanner (Han); 2. Charles Rotundo
(Han); 3. John Gentilcore (Kaw).
250 C: 1. Fortson Rumble (Han); 2. William
Tichenor (Kaw); 3. David Prince (Hon); 4. Alan
Jackson (Kaw); 5. Donnie Spradley (Suz).
OPEN EX: 1. Arthur Coker (Vam); 2. David Adams
(Han); 3. John Lundy (Han); 4. Ernie Swann (Han);
5. Ernie Millan (Han).
OPEN NOV: 1. Steve Peny (Han); 2. Mark Bazinet
(Han); 3. David Osborne (HanI; 4. Michael Smith
(Han); 5. Paul Shaddix (Vam).
SR: 1. Bernard List (Han); 2. Robert Proctor (Honl;
3. Mike Reynolds (M·S); 4. Ernie Millan (Han); 5.
Robert Godfrey (Suzl.
25+: 1. Mark Thomas (Han); 2. Todd Wilder (Han);
3. Alan Lucy (Han); 4. Steve Peny (Han); 5. Ernie
Swann (Han).
Lewis bags Las Vegas
Motocross
By Dick Goodwin
LAS VEGAS, V, JUNE 20
Honda-mounted Kyle Lewis turned
things every which way but 100 e,
a he smoked the l25cc Pro cia at
the ilverbowl of Motocross, wiring
both of hi- heat races and coming
from off the pace to capture the main.
Lewi was really pumped for the
first heat, grabbing the holeshot and
walking away from everyone el e 011
his way to a no-sweat win. "Kamikaze"
Kerry Mulligan, top Intermediate,
fini hed second in the combined
race, while pro rider Scott Underwood placed third.
Lewis jumped out froot, again in
moto-two. Intermediates Chris
Pocino and Kerry MuJligan and pro
Ken Arnold were waging an intense
battle for the second slot. Lewis
stayed in front but wasn't putting
much daylight on the tenacious
Mulligan, who had won the figltt for
second. Pocino was hanging tough,
but pros Sean Steels and Underwood
were putting heavy pressure on him
for third. Lewis WIred the race as
Mulligan went down on the last lap
in a tangle with a lapper. Pecino
raced to second overall and first
Intermediate, just ahead of Underwood and Steele.
EP's Underwood broke Lewis'
tranglehold in the main, as he
colored the holeshot with his Suzuki.
Intermediates Pocino and Mulligan
were right behind him as favorite
Lewis gated at midpack. Pecino laid
his Kawasaki down in a tUTD-and was
trampled by' half the field, but he
jumped right up and continued
racing.
Lewis, meanwhile, was working
his way through traffic to econd
place. He and Underwood joined in
orne. wild and hairy racing for
several laps. Lewis tried to tuff ott
in a corner, bu t they both went down.
Lewis recovered first and went on to
win comfortably over the hardcharging Underwood. Ken Arnold
finished a (Tong third.
Results
P/W: 1. Billy Eister; 2. Randy Finch Jr.; 3. Brian
Sullivan.
JR: 1. Greg Zaratiegui; 2. Nate Pearson; 3. Jimmy
Griego.
80 NOV 9-11: 1. Greg Zaratiegui; 2. Barry
Johnson.
80 EX: 1. David Griego; 2. Derek Titus.
125 NOV: 1. Jeff Mu~phy; 2. Jason Taylor; 3.
Richard Hanna Jr.
125 INT: 1. Kerry Mulligan; 2. Chris Pocino; 3.
jeff Kerhonen.
125 PRO: 1. Kyle Lewis; 2. Scan Underwood;
3. Ken Arnold.
250 NOY: 1. Jeff Murphy; 2. Chris Siaugh,er;
3. Jay Cody.
,
250 INY: 1. Kerry Mulligan; 2. Chris Pocino; 3.
Brad Simcox.
250 PRO: 1. Kyle Lewis; 2. Shane Johnson.
500 INT: 1. Ron Goodwin.
VET 25+: 1. Jeffrey Ames; 2. Bill Bearup Jr.; 3.
Richard Hanna Jr.
Johnson, Unger top
Gim'i Sprints
By Clint Johnson
GIMLI, MANITOBA, CA ADA
JULY 19
The Kevin JohnsonlTevor Unger
confrontations are quickly becoming
the main attractions at Manitoba
Roadracing Association's sprint
weekends. At GimJi Raceway on
unday, Johnson won both Open
classes on his llOOcc Suzuki and took
second in one of the 750s. Unger
countered by collecting wins in both
750cc classes, 600cc Production, as
well as second to Johnson in both
Open races.
From the first lap of the Open
PrOduction heat, Johnson, the established champion, tried to create a
comfortable lead on Unger. Unger,
riding a Winnipeg Sun Race Team
Suzuki, closed in by the midway
point, but never came close enough
to pass. Chris Lacy took third.
Unger got that one back in the
750s, though, edging out Johnson.
The real racing was going on back
in the pack, as Lacy, Paul Brooker
and Jim Fehey swapped positions
with Lacy taking third. The 750cc
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