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GLOCAL EVENTS
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Layne Kolbet (66) rounds the first comer ahead of Dylan Gallagher (75), Scott Dundas
(73) and Rob Harper (12) in the 250cc Intermediate class at Silver State Raceway.
George Roeder (66) and Tim Mertens swapped the lead several times in the Expert
final at the Marion Half Mile before Roeder pulled awa y and grabbed the win.
Roeder rolls at Marion HM
have any back brakes," said Smith afte r almos t
losi ng it over the whoops.
T he Krauser/S trunk du el contin ued until
Str un k n ew by Krauser over a triple jump.
Mu sselm an held to th e lro nt spot lor the wm
lollowed by Strunk and then Kra user.
After bra ke repa irs between motos, Smith
. rall ied to the first tum in moto two ahead
of Musselman, Brian Wheeler, Kra user and
Strunk . Musselm an got by Smith early in the
moto where he remained at the checkered nag
lollowed by Smi th and then Wheeler. Kra user
and Strunk had a nother battle as they lought
lor lourth. Strunk finall y made a clean sweep
pa st Krauser to sea l fourth wi th Krau ser taki ng
fifth.
In rnoto one 01 the 125cc B class, Mike
Abplanalp too k the ear ly lead lo llowed by
Matt Powers. Wheeler, who did not have a
good start, worked hi s way to Iirst by the end
of mot a one. But the rider mak ing the mos t '
tim e on the course was Chuck Dra ke. who
started ninth and picked 01I riders for a thirdp la ce lin is h in the moto behind Dar cy
Walt her.
Wheeler go t a better start in mo ta two and
was unstoppable, Dra ke also had a better start
but pNF after a nail p unctured his rear tire.
By Bert an d Deanna Shepard
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MARION, OH, JULY 15
Geor ge Roeder ran down earl y leader T im
Mertens a nd took co n trol of th e Expert Hnal
at th e B.O .S.S. (Best of Summer Seri es)
round whi ch took p lace o n th e half mi le
ova l a t th e Marion County Fa irgrounds.
" I' ve wo n three o f th ese (B.O. S.S.) races, "
said an ob viousl y happy Ro eder following
h is victory, "Cro to n , Norwalk and today 's."
" I cha nged m y lines but I cou ldn' t get
hoo ked up," wa s Mertens ' exp la na tio n of
wh y he sli pped 10 second.
Canadian Steve Beat tie co n ti n ue d his
. wi nning wa ys in Ohio dirt tra ck even ts by
top p in g th e Junior Iinal, while Kyle Long
ended a dry spell with a win over Rob ert
Tripp in the Pro-Am fi nal.
Both Roeder a nd Beattie were ha p py with
their wins as th eir troub led 1990 HarleyDavidson XR 750 mot or s lived th ro ugh bo th
events. Bot h Ro eder a nd his father as we ll
as Bea u i es tuner , Brian O ls e n , were
anxious to get th e engines apart, a ll feeli n g
th at th ey have fou nd the cure for the
crankcase problems th a t ha ve plagued th e
new engines.
T he E.C . En terprises-orga nized B.O .S.S.
eve n ts are no w un der the d irection o f Bob
Stump, fat h er of Expert racer SCOll Stump,
a nd he has an nou nced that the fi nal event
o f the series will not o ffer the $ 10,000 pu rse
that was previo us ly a nnou nced by E.C .
En terp rise s but will be run the way the
Chuck J o rda n Memoria l race h as bee n
conducted; a sta n dard purse will be offered,
a u g m e n ted by all of the profi ts a fter
expenses.
Ama teur races that were run in conjunctio n with the day 's pro fessiona l even ts saw
Jus ti n Neiderm ier win in the 50cc fin a l a lter
Roger Lee Hayden, who had led most 01
th e race, dropped back to la st p lace wh en
h is engine seized . Bea u Bra well edge d J enny
Ha yden a lter a position-swapping duel in
th e 60cc Hna l, an d th en Ni cky H ayden put
th e H ayden Racin g T eam in the winner's
circle alter dici ng wi th Pa u l Ly nch in the
80cc ma in . J en ny H a yden comple ted her
second ma in even t o f the da y in third p lace.
The 250cc Amateur lin al pitted you th
versus expe rie nce. Tommy H a yden Ii lled in
the youth pa rt while Robbie Gessn er carried
experience into th e fray. It appeared as
th ou gh youth wo u ld preva il as Hayden lOok
the point. seemi ng ly lor good, a lter di cing
with Gess ner , but Ha yden bai led in turn
two and the win was cha lked up by Gessn er .
Mik e Smi th scored a ru nawa y wi n in th e
500cc Amateur cla ss with Ron Rehmert
tak in g seco nd . Reh mert ca me back to win
th e Seni or fina l, a race th at proved to be
a heartbreaker for J ack Warren who led
every la p but th e o ne th at co u nts . J ohn
Vanderk oo i diced with th e age less Ron n ie
Rail with th e third spo t go ing to Rail a lte r
Vanderk ooi lell on th e last lap.
Lon g a nd hi s Sto ug h to n Cycl e/ Bon ne r's
Cycle/ Ar a i/ Ca strol /Oury/WD -40 /K 8c N /
Har dest y Ra cing-sponsored Wood -R otax
led Ihe 01I th e lin e o n hoth th e init ia l sta rt
a nd a res ta rt of the Pro-Am ma in a nd o the r
than a cha lleng e lro m Ro bert T ripp, ow ned
the ra ce. Da n Mart in claimed th u d be h in d
Long a nd Tripp.
T he J u ni or main ' s lield featured most of
the to p yellow plate riders lrom across the
nat ion and o n th e day the clas s of the class
was Bea tti e, who held 01I ch a ll en ges from
Roy Hart to p ut his Dee ley H-D / Shoeil
Silkol e n e /I.M .
Le ar h e rs zCh a mpion backed XR750 in the winner's ci rcle. Roy
Hart's brother, James H a rt , linished fourth
behi nd th ir d p lace linisher Co ry Perreau lt.
Mertens had th e po le lor th e Expert ma in
a nd he qu ickly went to th e point pos itio n
on the seco nd a ttem p t a t a legit sta rt.
Veteran Steve Moreh ea d a lso ga ted well a nd
he held second with Darren Er ich sen a nd
Roeder o n hi s rear wh eel. Mor eh ea d soon
pu lled 01I th e tra ck with an engi ne th at was
obviously s k i p p i n~ a beat o r two. " We
d idn 't wa nt to h u rt It, " sai d Mor ehead lat er .
Roeder reeled in Mert ens and after th e two
swapped the lead ba ck and lo rth a lew times,
Roeder pulled away 10 score the win on th e
Roeder's H -D/Mike 's H -D/ Sartin Truck ing /Voss Inc.lFu lt on Ent.ZSouth East HD/KK Mot or cycl e Supply/Bell /Skat /Eagle
Raeing /H SR / H u ro n River H .O .G .lBill
Sherman Fa rm s-ba ck ed XR 750. Merten s
hu ng o n to second wi th Eri chs en taking
third a head 01 Scott Stump.
Results
EX : I. G eor g~ g oed er ( H· n ); 2. T im Mert en s (H on):
3. Darr en Er ich sen (H. D): 4. SCUllStum p (Hon ); 5. Chance
Darlin g (H · D): 6. Don Est ep (H . O) ; 7. Brian Dun can (W.
R ); 8. Cu rt Rehm en (H- D ); 9. Er ic Guber (W· R ); 10. Da ve
Rayburn (H · D); II. Steve Mcrebead (H·D ); 12. Do UKDav is
(H·D ).
J R: I. SI~v~ 8C"alti~ (H . D): 2. Ro y Ihrl (W- R); 3. Co ry
Perreault (W. R); 4. JamC"s Ha rt IW·R ): 5. GrC"R Sims (H ·
D): 6. SI ~ VC" Ra sm ussen (H · D); 7. Danny KcJt'lsch (H · D);
8. vern Brown (W· R); 9. Sco tt Seh l (W. R ); 10. Roh~tl
Knapp (H- D): 11. Br~n1 Armbruu ~r (H. O): 12. Frank
Kai ser (H- D).
P ·A : 1. Ky l ~ Lo ng (W· R); 2. Rurn·tl Tripp (W. R); 3.
Dan Mart in (H· D); 'I. T o ny Burnett (W·R ); 5. Chr is M oor~
(W-R) : 6. Scott Mor ri s ( H · D); 7. Jack Bartram ( Ha n ): 8.
Jim 8rck (W· R) : 9. Ed K~ll s (Hon ); 10. j ame s Ca n ter
(Han) : I I. K~ ilh Va nesse n (W. R ); 12. T im J ~~~ u r (W· R) .
50: I. J ust in Nied ermi er (Yam) ; 2. K.C. Knod e ( MMR );
~ . Kim Smith (Ya m ); 4. Dustin Ki ll s (I· J); 5. T .J. Thacker
II (Ya m) .
60: 1. Beau B r a s w~1I ( Ka w ): 2. Jenny H a yden (Ka w );
3. J ason Goodwin (Kaw ); 4. Brandon RoM' (Kaw) : 5. Kim
Smit h (Han) .
80: 1. Nick y H a ydC"n (Yam) : 2. Pau l Lync h (Hon); ~ .
J~n n y H a yd~n (Yam) ; 4. G a tlh &Iu ian ( ~ w ); 5. Shaw n
'Th omas (Yam) .
125: I. Tommy H a ydron ( Ya m ); 2. N icky H a ydrn (Ya m );
~ . Brian Strong (Kaw) : 4. M i k ~ Hack ~r ( Hon): 5. Bria n
Ktfc);~~~~~~~~~r (Ka w); 2. Mik~ Moor r (SUI ); 5. Mik~
H ack~r (Han) ; 'I. Chris Boon~ (Ya m ); 5. Brian Strong
(Kaw).
500 : I. Mi k~ Smith (W· R); 2. Ron R ~hm~rt (Ha n); 3.
Keit h Vann~n ( H · O): 4. G roorg~ Slum p (Ya m ): 5. Cr ai g
P.u kinAOn (H on ).
SR: I. Ron R~hm("rl ( Ha n); 2. Jdc k W arr ~ n (H· D); ~ .
Ron Rai l (W· R); 'I. Rob G~un ror ( Ka w ) : 5. GC'ra IdG r is m o r~
(T ri ).
Musselmanpumps Up at
Holeshot Hill Motocross
Resul ts
I~
C: I. Ga ry Slacy (Sw); 2. D..re n Turner ( Kaw):~. Rya n
(H on ); 4. Sl~V~ Cros s (}(aw ): 5. Scou Henderso n
(Kaw).
SR: L Ti m Smi th (Hon ); 2. Robe rt Zirp rd ( Ya m);~. Jamn
Rra ml~n [Hon] : 4. Randy Oab (SUI); 5. Oiarln Mu llin s
(Ya m).
125 B: I. Brian w heeler (Hon ); 2. Darcy w a h her (H on);
S. M ik~ Abpl an alp (Ho n): 4. Mati Po wers (H on); 5. M icha~1
Gra nt (Ya m ).
50: 1. Robm Turley (Ya m ); 2. Derri ck M(Kint')' (Yam);
, . Juslin Wehn" (Yam); 4. Ch ad Zit'pft'l (Ya m) ; 5. Jonathan
Fn ll (Yam ).
250 B: 1. Ti m Smith (H on) : 2. Darcy w ah her (Hen): ~ .
Gary Folg~r (SUI): 4. Robm Knau (H on); 5. John Miller
(Ha n).
SU PER B: l . Mar k Mu,~Jman (KTM ); 2. Ryan Smith
(Ya m); ~ . Brad Stru nk (H on ); 4. Brian WhrTlrr (H on ): 5.
Ji m Krauser (Kaw).
250 C: 1. JerI G ra m (SUI); 2. R itchi ~ Fi niga n (Han): , .
Ron Fi sch~r (Han); 'I. Br~nt 8t'a1 (Ho n): 5. Chri:u opht'r Cruel
(Ya m}.
MINI : I. Slev~ CrOM (Suz): 2. Gary Wint ers (Ka w) : S. Grell:
An t(' (Kaw); 'I. Pa ul Karl~ (Yam ); 5. M ik ~ Volk (KT M).
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