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Cycle News 1989 05 03

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Joel Albrecht (8) collected the ROC win after Antunez (following) stopped in the final moto to fight with Clowers (2) after the two riders tangled. Butch Smith (7101 passed this pack of 250cc Stock Intermedililtes.to win. He also won the Modified class and both 125cc Intermediate classes. Jason Partridge (727) led Robbie Reynard (67) to the finish in both 80cc .Stock (9·11) class motos. Greg Vearsly (86) was third overall. 24 in all four classes. The only motos that Emig didn't win were won by Kawasaki's TaUon Vohland. The Kawasaki rider won the first moto of the 250cc Modified Pro class and the second nioto of the 250cc Stock Pro class. Vohland's only overall win came in the 500cc Pro class where the Team Green rider led Colorado's Derek Brown across the finish line in both motos. RiCky LutZ was third. Butch Smith repeated Emig's dominance except jn the Intermediate ranks. The American Honda! Answer IN oleen/Scott/BellYWeidler Dynamics/Silkolence-backed rider topped the 125 and 250cc Stock and Modified Intermediate classes after winning .nearly everyone· of his qualifiers. In the 125cc Stock class Smith topped Dustin Evans, Andy Atkins, Jeff Daily and Robert Shipman after competing in eight qualifiers during the previous two days. Smith returned to the Modified division to again edge out Evans, Trevor Meagher, Mike Chamberlain and . Scott Bristol by leading the race from start to finish. After finishing second to Smith twice in the 125cc classes, Evans won both 500cc Non-Pro class motos. Aboard a Yamaha YZ490 the California resident topped Nevada's John Manteufel and Washington's' Brett Bierek. Clint Latham and Michael Brandes racked up titles in the 80cc Stock and Modified classes. Latham took a 1·7 tally to the winner's circle in the Stock class to edge out Tony Amaradio's 2-8 score. Brandes won Antunez (1) pulled off an overall win in the Super Mini class while Albrecht (72) finished third overall behind Jeff Dement. the second Stock moto, but a crash in moto one left him fifth overall with a 13-1 score. However, Brandes returned to the Modified class to top Oklahoma's Clint Walker with a 3-1 tally. Brandes' score broke a tie with Walker for the win. Nebraska's Brian Deegan rounded out the top three. Jerry Aleman proved to be the one to beat in the Pee Wee classes. Aleman swept both motos of the Stock division and proceeded to use a 2-1 score for the Modified class win. But Aleman didn't stop with the Pee Wee classes. The Kawasaki-rider finished second behind Jacob Martin in the Junior Cycle Stock 6-8 yearold class with a 1-2 moto tally. Oklahoma's Robbie Reynard repeated last year's 105cc 9-11 yearold class win. Reynard led Nevada's Jason Partridge across the finish line in both motos for the class title. Unfortunately for Reynard, Partridege bounced back in the 80cc Stock 8-11 year-old class to top his fellow Kawasaki rider in both motos. Reynard finished in the runner-up position. • Results PIW STK: 1. Jerry Alemen (Yam); 2. Monte Montague (Yam); 3. Justin Buckelew (Yam); 4. Corey Hoeft (Yam); 5. De. . Chase (Yam). PIW MOD: 1. Jerry Aleman (Yam) 2. Justin Bucl

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