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Cycle News 1988 04 06

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eemor Mlm class as ~ o n n n y uean proved io be u nbeatable. Dean took his Suzuki to the from early in each moto and won going away. Stokes was runner-up with Yates taking seco nd. Resu lts JR CYC: 1. Denny Haynes (Kaw); 2. Davi d Di.hman (Kaw); 3 . Matt Boon e (Kaw). JR MINI: 1. Danny Haynes (Kawt. 2. Gary Kellam (Kawt. 3 . Thomas Day (Han). SR MINI: 1. Johnny Dean (Suz); 2. Brian Stokes (Hont 3. Aaron Yates (Kaw). S/MINI: 1. Br ian Stokes (Han ); 2. Aaron Yates . (Kawt. 3 . Will McEntyre (Kaw ). 125C: 1. Scotty Mathews (Suzj;2. KevinCozedd (Kawt. 3 . Kevin Thompsqn (Kaw). 125 B: 1. Chence Methews (Suzt. 2. Lonnie Brow n (Hoot. 3. Todd Downs (Yam) 12 5 A : 1. Sean Dukes (Hont 2. M ike Tolbert (Han); 3 . Mark Weddle (Hon). 250 C: 1. Kev in Thompson (Han); 2. M ike Waters (Yam); 3 . Brad Hayes (Hoo). 250 B: 1. Gary Brown (Yam); 2. Jason A lday (Han); 3 . Jay McClellan (Yam). OPEN B: 1. Alen Harrison (Hon t. 2. Jeff Balle rd (Kaw): 3. M ike Waters (Kaw). SR MEN : 1. 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CA 91506 ......- (8 18) 8 4 5 -873 8 _ ---1 Vohland victorious at Danny Hay nes took the overall victories in both t he Junior Cycle and J un ior M ini classes at the Ro me Cycle Ranch season opener. seconds behind Chri sten sen, but co uld not reel him in and Christensen took th e check er ed £lag. Kunitsugu went on to an uncontested win in th e F-2 class . In th e 600 Superstreet race, Kunitsug u a nd Poet, now on a Kawasaki 600R Ninja, were mat ched up sideby-side on the grid and led th e 16bik e class into turn o ne. T h ro ugh turns seven a nd 7A it was Kunitsugu, Poet a n d Art Kawa gu ch i , WIt h Kun itsugu's Hurrican e start ing to pull away. Kunitsu g u was turning lap tim es of 1:35.66 wh ile Poet a nd Kawaguchi battl ed it o u t for th e second spot. The inja o f Poe t seemed to ou tpower th e Hurr icane o f Ka waguchi down the back ch ute a nd into tum one with the H onda rid er closi ng the gap th rough the esses a nd into tu rns seven a nd 7A. On lap five, Poet a nd Ka waguchi swap ped places th rough th e esses ' with Poet returning th e favo r in turn 7A. With th e white £lag ou t Kunitsugu was o u t in front a nd heading for th e che ckered; Poet a nd Kawaguchi were second and third, wi th Kurt Heppe blanketing fourth place Vance Specht. H eppe 's Yamaha co uldn' t find room to pass Specht's Yamaha and ended up 111 fifth place. The day ended with the Battle of the Twins race . Trevor Dunne and Gary Patton, both riding Du catis, put on a show in th e heavyw eight cla ss, with Dunne beating Patton for th e win. Bruce Anderson o n a Du cati won the lightweight cla ss with two Ka wa saki EX500 rid er s, Darryl Deinhard and Jason Pereira , fini shing second and third. Results NOV <>-450: 1. Frank Arageki (Yam); 2. David Smith (Yemt. 3 . Scott Dolphin (Yam); 4. Grog Grassmen (Yam). NOV 451 ·600: 1. Sal Gcneet ee (Hont. 2. Bennie Chien (Yam); 3 . Hiram Perez; 4 . tars Hay (Cag); 5 . Patrick Murray (Kaw). NOV SOl -OPEN: 1. J im Keller (Suz); 2. Tom Kresnick (Suz); 3. Jerry Coffman (Suz) 750 51ST: 1. Peter Christen.en (Kaw ); 2. David Clark (Suz); 3. Roddy Rodste in ISuz ); 4. Chr is Gan iman (Suzl; 5. Randy Borg (No pt• .) (S ~z). OPEN 51ST: 1. J im Poet (Suz); 2. Nathan Ladd (Suzt. 3 . Chuck Grave. (Kaw); 4. Shawn Leopo ld (no pit.) ISuz ); 5 . Creig Beecher (Kaw) . 305 MOD PROD: 1. Joe Sol i. (Kaw); 2. Scott Cherles (Kaw); 3 . Roddy Rodste in (no pt.) (Kaw ); 4 . Mark Nolen (Kaw). F·3 : 1. Kiyo Watanabe (Yam); 2. Clark Tw elve tree. (Yam); 3 . Jame. Sm it h (Han); 4 . Chri s Young (Han); 5 . Ted Lum pkin (Han) . 750STK: 1. David Clark (Suzl; 2. AntonioAtwater (Suz); 3 . Steve Gonzale. (Suz); 4 . Gary Man.field (Suz);' 5 . Hira.hi Nakajima (Han ). OPEN STK: 1. Craig Beecher (Kaw); 2. Ralph Payne (Suz). F-' : 1. Pete r Christensen (Kaw); 2. J im Poet (Suz); 3 . Nathan Ladd (Suz); 4. Kenny Kopecky ISuz); 5. Craig Beecher (Kaw). F-2 : 1. Kent Kunitsugu (Han); 2. Vance Specht (Yam l; 3 . An Kawaguch i (Hon) ; 4 . Kurt Hepp e (Yam l; 5. M ic hae l Althe i m (Yam) . YSR 50 : 1. M ike Go.selaar (Yaml; 2. Lynda Donovan (Yam); 3. Scott Charles (Yam); 4. Bru ce Reim er (Yamt; S. Doug Donovan (Yam). 250 5 1ST: 1 Jim M alo v in (Yam); 2. Kiyo W at anebe (Yam); 3. James Sm it h (Han). 305 51ST: 1. Joe Soli. (Kaw ); 2. Scott Char Ies . (Kew); 3. Roddy Rodstein (no pt s) (Kaw ); 4 . M erk Nolen. . 600 STK PROD: 1. Eric Uebscher (Han); 2. Bruce Reimer (Kaw); 3. A lan Sm ith (Han); 4. Bob Vacarra (Han); 5. Kevi n Allen (Yam). 450 M OD PROD: 1. Peter Christensen (Kew); 2. Relph Payne (Suz); 3 . Dave Clark (Suzt 4 . Roddy Rodstein (Suz); 5. Chris Ganiman (Suz). OPEN M OD PROD: 1. Jim Poet (Suz t. 2. Shawn Leopold (no pts) (Suz); 3 . Creig Beecher (Kaw); 4. Craig Huber (Kawt 5. Nathan Ladd (Suz). 4 50 MOD PROD 2 STRK: 1. Rand y Borg (no pIS) (Yam); 2. David Bryan (Yamt 3 . David Collins (Yam); . 4. Andy Do•• (Yem); 5. Jon William. (Yam). 450 MOD PROD 4·STRK : 1. Jason Pereira (Kaw); 2. Darryl Deinherd (Kawt 3 . Dana Anderson (Kaw). 600 SGL: 1. Frank Dom ino (Yem); 2. Rodney W illiam. (Yamt. 3 . Han. Bertelsen (Han). 600 MOD PROD: 1. Kent Kunitsugu (Han); 2. Art Kawaguchi (Hont 3 . Alan Sm ith (Hoo t 4. Kurt Heppe (Yam); 5. Bruce Reimer (Kaw). 450 51ST 2·STRK: 1. Randy Sm ith (Hoot 2. David Bryant (Yam); 3 . M ichael Aitheim (Yamt 4 . J im Malovin (Yam); 5. Randy Borg (no pIS ) (Yam). F-SG L: 1. Frank Dom ino(Yem); 2. Hans Bertelsen (Han). 600 51ST: 1. Kent Kunitsugu (Hon t 2. Jim Poet (Kaw); 3 . Art Kawaguchi (Hon t. 4 . Vanee Specht (Yam); 5.. Kurt Heppe (Yam). BOTT LIW: 1. Bruce Anderson (Duc t 2. Darryl Oeinhard (Kaw); 3. Jason Pereira (Kaw); 4. Dennis Couch ICag): 5. James Oldigie. (Yam). BOTT HIW: 1. Trevor Dunne (Duct 2. Gary Patton (Duc t. 3 . Ted Lumpkin (yam); 4 . Danny Farnsworth (Due). Mathews masters RomeMX By Toni Anthoni ROME, GA , MAR . 13 Chance Mathews won both motos of the l25cc B class to take top honors at the Rome Cycle Ranch season opener. To make the event a fami ly a££air Scotty Mathews dominated the 125cc class, winning both motos handily. In th e first 125cc B moto Georgia C ycl e Supply/O 'Neal-sponsored Chance Mathews powered his R&D Suzuki into the lead followed by Todd Downs and Gabe Gaddis. Lonnie Brown suffered a bad start but was' on th e gas and quickly moved through tile pack. By the white £lag Brown had overtaken Downs for second and was closing on the leader, but ran out of time as Mathews held on for the win. In moto two , Mathews again pulled a clean holeshot with Downs and Brown in tow. Brown quickl y di sposed o f Downs and set his sights on Mathews. This set up a moto long battle with Brown trying to pass at almost every corner. Mathews proved equal to the task as he shut the door o n Brown and held on for the win. Fr eewheeling Honda 's Brian Sto kes showed hi s style as he topped the co mpeti tive Super Mini class. In moto o ne Stokes stole th e holeshot and look ed to be a n easy winner, but a s lip o n t he last la p a llo we d Ka wasa ki-mounted Aaron Yat es by for the win. Sto kes mad e no mistakes in mo to two as he led from start- tofinish to take the overa ll win. Stokes was not as fortuna te in the Argyll Park MX By Janice Brignoli DIXON, CA, MAR. 13 T yson Vohland scored the overall wins in both the 250 and 500cc P ro classes today at Argy ll Park. Vohland, a Kawasaki Pro support rider, captured the lead in moto one of the 250cc Pro race with Kelly Andris pushing him while Steve Lamson and Rich Myth en did battle for the third position. Voh land set a fast pace and pulled away from the pack as Andris' bike quit. Lamson moved into th e second position with Mythen third. Moto two found Andris getting the gate with Vohland a close second. Andris held the lead for two laps whe n Vohland made his mo ve for th e lead. While dicing for first Andris sp un out in a tum and recovered quickl y to maintain seco nd. Lamson worked his wa y from lOth o££ the gate to fini sh in th e third spot and Mythen captured fourth. Vohland got the holeshot in the first 500cc Pro race and held the lead for th e entire ra ce with Mythen maintaining the fast pace for most of the race. Moto two saw Mythen gettin g the gate with Vohland pushmg for th e lead. Mythen held on for about four laps with Vohland on his rear tire waiting for his chance to go for another back to-back win. Mythen finished with a 2-2 while J ed Green took third overall. Brett Ca ho rs took th e lead in moto one of the 125cc Pro class followed clo se ly by Danny Paladino and Lamson, who got by Paladino and went after Cahors. Lamson and Cahors traded o££ first until Lamson took the inside line o££ a jump and sailed by Cahors-, Lamson then stretched his lead over Cahors while Pa ladino held third. Moto two again found Cahors, Paladino and Lamson in the same positions o££ th e gate. Cahors and Lamson diced it out for most of the moto when Lamson made his move and went for the overall win Cahors finished second and Paladino third. Kawasaki-mounted Russ Daley diced with Craig Shultz, Duane Joice and Steve Law and managed to surface as the victor in moto one of th e Vet Master cla ss. In moto two, Dal ey holeshot only to have Steve Ferroni pressure on by to take over the lead. Daley regained th e number one spot by taking the outside line o n a sweeper. Again it was any body's race as Dal ey, Shultz, Steve Lawrence a nd Joice engaged in a moto rumble. Dal ey won o u t tak ing the overa ll wi th a I- I. Ferroni held seco nd overall a nd Joice was third. Results 60 : 1. J eff Baldwin (Kaw ); 2. Sh awn Burrell IKawl. BO BEG: 1. Kevin Crippen (Kaw); 2. .Jemes Alexander (Han ); 3. Seth Young (Han).

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