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Cycle News 1990 09 05

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eLOCAL EVENTS ~ Mcleod storms to L.A.C.R. Night Motocross victory By Tony Alessi Tom Smith (8) leads Michael Gilmore (behind) an d Mike Little (138) during a 250cc Novice moto at L A. County Raceway's Friday Night MX. Doug Allen won , overall wh ile Daniel Pazienza finis hed in th ird. Jason May clai med the overa ll win in the Schoolboy class by win nin g moto one and pu lli ng the hol eshot and the win in moto two. T h ro ug ho ut both mot os William Berry , Thoma s H onzik an d Philip Thom pso n cha sed after May for second and third place. Honzik fin ished second overall whi le Thompson ended up third. J am ie Pil tin clai med his first mo to victory in moto one of the 80cc (14-15) class. Moto two start ed with Pil tin in the lead , but he gave it away to Brian Berry after crashing off a j um p . Berry motored away with the moto victory and the overa ll win . Brian Simpson secured a consisten t second overall and Piltin remounted to fini sh third overall. The firs t 125cc Pro moto ended with the Suzuki trio of J erry Seip in first followed by Jason Rivas and John Franco. Moto two proved to be a spectacular race. Seip a nd Rivas collided in the first tum as Franco pulled away with the holeshot, Mike Micheals charged and passed Franco midway into the first lap. Riva s, Mike Billardello and Seip also passed Franco on the same lap. Rivas picked up the pa ce with Billardello and Seip right behind, and Rivas motored past the leader Micheal s at the hallway point. Billardello and Seip battled for second place honors. Rivas pulled off the mo to win while Seip claimed second. before the white flag he ma naged to ride into second place behind Shaffer. Shaffer closed every door for Smith a nd held his lead to the checkered , despite all Sm ith 's efforts to pa ss. In the second mot o Smith was out of th e hol e faster, but not as q uickly as Cory Pearm an . They r ode fender to fender un til Pearm an bobbled and fell while comi ng out of a set of S-turns. Smith too k the lead and wasn 't challenged aga in in the moto. With a 2-1 score Smith was the overall winner for the day and earn ed the mark that would move him to the 80cc Expert class in h is next race. The Wom en 's class was dominat ed by Mollie Bourk e. The first rnoto saw Bourk e ou t of the hole in second beh ind Tracy Frydendall. Bourke expertl y per formed a pass into Iirsr on the first comer and from then on, she was not to be challenged. Her perfect I-I for the day earned her the big troph y for the class. Bourk e also rode the 80cc Novice class and led the start of moto on e. J.L. Deckert did everythi n g possible to pas s, but Bourke wouldn't relinquish her lead. Deckett took the holes hot at the start of the second rn ot o while Bourk e was OU l of the hole behind the crowd. She managed a sevent hplace fin ish for a fourth overall, bu t the one to beat was Deckeu , who rode a perfect moto for the win . Resul ts 50: I. Ada m Bums; 2. Mau Liun; S. T im Vduqurz; ... . Ouis Brau ch ; 5. Ga brid Bmavidn. 60 NOV : I. Sha nt- Magrum (teaw); 2. Lukt- Johnson (L w); J. Andttw Sho n (Kaw); .... Man Wh iun a rch (Llw); 5. Du, ty Riley ( Ka w). 60 AM: I. O uis O1.rw (L w): 2. T ravis Rilt")' (Kaw ); S. Bobby Fitc h (Kaw); ... Scon Burri . (Kaw); 5. Scon Mer" . JR MINI 7-11: 1. Bobby Merrill ( H on). JRMINI1 2· 13: I. Jo hn Jasin, ki (Hon ); 2. Ericflagg (Hon ): 3. Ed Dondrro (JC.a w ). J R MINI 14-15: 1. 8mn Bnty (Suz); 2. Brian Si mpaon J..mn Pil ton (Sw). 125 AM: 1. BNn Mo lry (ltaw); 2. a u u Schmid (lta w); (Kilw); S. S. f~oC:~I~~~bardozi (Hon);2. Anthony Fri~ (Llw); S. Mike Co llina ( ltaw) . 12S N OV B: 1. Thomas H onzik ( Ka w) ; 2. j.n on MOll Y( Kil w ); S. WiJlWu 8nTy (Hon). 125 EX: 1. Jason Ri~ (SUI ): 2. JetTY Stoip (SUI); S. John Franco (5 au). 250 AM , I. Cim. Conpn ( Su.~ 2. C.... Mwphy CSw~ S. Ca>y Cr.oa:l> Larry Roseler and Kenn y Perry dunng the California Ra cin g Club' s Frid a y Nig h t Motocross at Los Angeles Cou nty Raceway. Riders were trea ted to a sho rt electrical storm that watered the track to perfection before the first Vet Expert mo to. When the ga te dropped, McLeod powered his Scotts tu ned Hon da 10 the front of moi o one. Mike Cosseloar was second for a very short tim e befor e a freigh t tra in of Roseler , Todd Peterson and Eric Casas blew by. :'vlc Leod open ed a comforta ble gap over Roseler and held it to the checkered flag. Peterson and Casas ha mmered it out for six laps before Casa s th rew il awa y on the last la p. McLeod maste red th e sta rt ga te agai n and p ull ed a perfec t b olesh o t I n m oro lWO. Peterson pushed hard nn the ope ni ng laps a nd was han ging tigh t to McLeod. Roseler sta rted sixth and began his cha rge to the front, rai li ng arou nd J im Sandelback and jump in g by Go sseloer, Roseler closed up to Peterson a nd dogged him for two laps before he go t by. Peterson chased after Roseler but Roseler inched a way to eventually close to the back of McLeod. McLeod rode very defen sively and successfu lly blocked Roseler to the checkered Ilag , The 125cc Beginner class was the biggest of the even ing and was split into two divisions . In the first di vision , Ra y Sn yder battled by Jordan Lie berman in the first mo to, only to give up the lead on the fina l lap to a hard chariPng Nick Petra lia. SOlder led the second moi o from start to finish, l im Buntin applied heavy pressur e duri ng the late stages of the second mot o a nd almost wore Snyder down to the breaking point, Results 80 REC : I. JOIh Raptista (H on); 2. Camttun Dayid.on (Suz): S. Scott R od J r. (Llw); 4. Bobby Kilhan (Kaw); 5. • Kn meth Teed ( Kaw). 80 NOV : I. I...annyTurner (Sw ); 2. Br-rnnm &lpt i5U (SuI); S. Fred Ogrim C Hon~ 80 . "'" I. Th (Sw~ 80 BIC Win.: l. Mark Jftllon ( KJaw ); 2. Oilf Cook; S. Phil aUuin~ (lUiw). 125 BEC 0-1 : l. b y Snider (Ya m): 2. J im Bun li n (Suz); ,. 8 rt-u HeilUC"lman (Ka w): 4. Brian Cmll (Kaw); 5. Jordan Lid>en=n ( Ho.~ 125 BEG ()..2; 1. C ney Carbon (Kaw); 2. Anthony Bcoj;;arono ( Ka): 5. Steve Sta nui (Ya m); 4. JOt. Sfnmt (Hon); 5. Ma uo h Mareno (Hon ). 125 NO V: 1. Rich Ban on (Hon); 2. MOire Lippm (Sw); 5. Mark Va ndtwal ko (Hon ); 4. Mar k Al1m (Kaw); 5. Brun Hill (Ya m). , 125 INT: I. Jason Sim mo ns (Kaw): 2. Tony Alessi (H on ). 125 PR O: I. Ou i ~ b dl in ski (KTM ). 250 BEC : I. Co~ Nt"V" (Hon) ; 2. Brian Easdt'l' (Ya m): 5. Mih Davi!o (H on ); 4. Sha nt-R.<.meg (H on ); 5. David Stra tto n (Honl . 250 NOV: I. Dou g Allm (lUiw); 2. Michad C ilmort- (Kaw); , . T om Smit h (Kaw); 4. Mikt- Little (Suz); S. C tt"g Ketm (Ya m). 250 1NT : I. J"I Moo tt" (H on); 2. Ikrrik Willi s (Yam); , . Robb it- Dunha m (Yam); 4. Sc.:ou Walk n Jr . (Kaw); 5. C.nlfRt' Wan~ (Kaw). 250 PR O: I. Ti m Tl'I ford (Yam ); 2. Edd ir H icb (H on); , . Kmny Ziahn (Ya m ); 1. Mike Pasc:a rtolla(SUI). 500 BEG: I. Jefl Pau ldint (Hun ); 2. Richard Maninr l (Yam); S. Gr rs Tom y (Sw); 4. Bnnif' Seid llf' (Hon ): 5. Allt-n Cnuh (Hon) . 500 NO \' : I. Dan Baker (ATK) ; 2. Mike Boling ( ~ w). JR VET BEC : I. T im Wahl bt'rg (Kaw); 2. Brad Chamlwn (SUI ); , . Lior V"nn; 4. Alon Siihar (SUI): 5. Smu Brad y (Hon ). jR VET NO V: I . Crt'g Kd m (Ya m); 2. Miltt- Boling (Kiiw): 3. MOilk Hort on (Hon); 4. David Bloomfrm (ATX ); 5. DoOIvid \\' ill iam ~ Ulon). J R \'ET Ir-."T: I. Mike Link (Suz): 2. Richa rd Bunch ( lU!w ); , . F.ddit Armstrong (Hon): 4. T odd WiJM11 (H on). JR VET EX : I. Eric Casou (Kaw). VET BEG: 1. Mikt Hainn (Suz); 2. Mar c Kin g (Hun); 3. l1iyid Wam jes (Yam); ... D..n Thumpoon (H on); S. Pat . &l1ard fKTM ). VET NO\': I. Cr~ Kmlon (Suzl; 2. OOl...-ro...nman (Yam ); ,. St ~ Schrobsdon (Hon); 4. Dean GOilln (Yam); S. Ron H upfield (uw). VET (NT : I. Lenny Ball." ( Rawl; 2. Rob P~ri n (Kaw); , . Ma rk MOillnOn (H on); 4. T om Schorn""OIn ( K.aw) ; 5. Joh n », ('.;apcr ( Hon ~ VET DC: I. Brad McLrod (Hon ); 2. Larr y Roseln ( Kaw); 1. Todd PttlmOO : 4. Jim Smddback; 5. Mikt- Gouelaar : Yam ). WMN NOV : I. £lise Mo ir (Hon). WMN 1:\7: I. Candy Hatil y (Yam); 2. Tina Zialun (Hon ). t SR 1!'\o"T: 1. Do n KitdI'C(Hon) . SR EX: I. J im Onnl. McBride brothers split Champion Speedway wins Morello third. Exiti ng tum two, Tuff wobbled slightly and Morell o went back into second down the back chute. Off tum four Tuff cut to the inside while Lenny had his victory by several bike lengths. Tuff go t the ear ly jump in the Scratch ma in as Lenny and Cornwell battled for second for two laps before Lenny pulled ah ead. Tuff stayed ahead of his brother to ca pture the win. Results H OCAP : I. Lrnny McBridt (Cdn); %. T uff McBride (jaw); 3. Mar co Mtm'lIo (Cd n); 4. Oam im Com~1I (Cdn); 5. Ran dy Sta uff Uaw). SCllATOf D-I : 1. Tuff McBridt(jaw): 2. Lrnny M.cBri« (Cdn l; J. Dam im Com~11 (Cdn); 4. T om B~ (Cdn). SCRATCH D·2; I. Marro MO«'IIo (Cdn); 2. Ityko Dix on (Jaw ); S. Tim Ma thl"W§f)Jl(Gd n): 4. Nick Ciardi (Wn). • SCRATCH O·S: 1. Karl Trrry (jaw): 2. Bob F~ (jaw): 5. Damon Lmglt (Hon) . LECL1IJDS OF SP DWY: I . Ma rk Plew (J a w); 2. ~ Bomignoff' (J aw ): 5. Kmny Gthrn (Gd n); ... Hank Baut1:1 . ICd .I. Eickel stars at Athens County Fair Supercross By David L Patton Jr. A THEN S,OH, AUG. II Jam es Eickel cap tured thr ee moto win s in the . . A class division a t the Ath en s Co unty Fair Supercross event . Eickel only topped the 250cc A divisi on as cras hes held him back in l25cc co m pe ti tio n, which was won by j eremy Buehl. The first 125cc A moto saw Mark Musselman lead at the start but Suzuki' s Buehl quickly moved by a nd tried to p ull away from the pa ck. Todd DeHoop moved to second and cha rged after Buehl with Stevie Childress, Musselman and David Hand trying to keep up. After studying Bueh l's lines, DeHoop took the lead and rode error-free to win by two sec o nds. Buehl held o n 10 second over Childress, while Musselman held off Hand at the fini sh. Eickel crashed and ended up seventh beh ind Jason Gray. DeHoop pulled away at the start of the . second moto and appeared to have the race locked up by the th ird lap as he led by four seconds over Eickel, who was dueling with Buehl. DeHoop didn 't clea r a triple jump and his crash paved the way for Eickel 's victory , Bueh l fell and turned second over to Hand. Chuck Reed led the field in the first 250cc A heal. Eickel go t a good start and quickly closed up on Reed's rear wheel , while DeHoop got knocked down on the first lap and had to rid e from the back of the pack. Reed couldn 't keep his composure a nd went down as Eickel pressured him for the lead. and wbe n Reed crashed, Hand also got by. Once Eickel gal out front . the race was over as Hand couldn 't !?in on him. Reed finished third an d Bueh l finished in front of Childress for fourth. Eickel controlled mo to two fro m the start as Buehl pu t in a strong ride to finish second. DeHoo p wor ked up to third after a poor start. while Reed garnered fourth ahead of Ha nd . Results 125 A: I. J"DJD y Buehl (Suz); 2. David H and (Hon); S. Stt"Vit-Ch ildrns (Suz): 1. Todd DrH oup (SuI ); 5. J am o Eicltd (Ya m ). 2SO A: I. James Eickd (Yam.): 2. Jerom y Buehl (Sw); S. Q lUck R~ (Kaw); ... Dand H and (H on); 5. T odd DrH oop . (Suz). MICRO: I . CoorTy Arnold (Yam ); 2. Shawn Mi1kr (Yam ); 5. Brian Ba.r1It'tt (Yam ): 4. David Whitt'Cnft (Ya m); 5. O1.rUlop h" Turrill (Yam ). MINI ] R: 1. Ja.on Frecker (Ya m ); 2. Scot l Ruuell (Yam ); 5. SCUllMcMillm (Kaw). MINI SR: 1. Ray Dmig (Uw): 2. Pa tridt McPhenon (Yam ); 5. H t'ath knnt U (Kaw); .... Bria n Fbnagan (La: ): 5. Jason w SlMfan (Kaw). SC H BY: 1. Tommy Col lier (Suz); 2. Jason Sttw Oln (Kaw); J. Mau hew Ha le (Kaw); 4. Patrick O 'Nail (Yam); 5. H ealh Benn~t (l.aw). 125 B: I. Coil Albrig h l (Ya m): 2. D' Arc)' Wal thrr (Hon): S. Ti m Lwulord (Yam ); ... Sha wn EnchaM (SUI): 5. Brnt . Ha wb (uw). 125 C: 1. Kril Rou (Hon); 2. Bryan Wal lacr (lta w): 5. M.irthrw CLngo (Yam); 4. Darm "t umrr (i:a w): 5. Rob Goebe l (H a n). 250 B: 1. Itn th G winn (Yam); 2. Brian Ad'Nnf1 (Ya m): S. J riT RllSK'1l (Ya m ). 2so Co \. Eri< Thompoon (Y. m); 2. "rn 1"homo> (Hon); 3. Ittvin Scbnridrr (Hon): t . R~n Brid.Jn, (Ya m): S. StrYe M"""", IHnn ~ OPL"Il B: 1. Tom Haw k (H us); 2. Eric Ra nkin (Liw): S. OarislopOO PhillifM (Hon) ; 4. Rob McOelbnd (Hon) : 5. Scot l Fnri~ (Raw). 25+: J. Brctd Wood (Suz); 2. Bryan Moo-e (lta w): , . Mik tMorgan (Hon): 4. Ti m Shtpard ( Yam );~. David Amp: (Ya m). VET: I. Tim Shtpard (Ya m); 2. Knin Oark (Kaw); 5. RodD4ry' Frnirr (H on); ... John Winklt- (Sw): 5. Bill Allm . (Yam). By Larry McBride Hames wins last Ascot TT OWEGO, NY, AUG. 12 The victory circle at Champion Speedway was occupied by both ha lves of the McBride racing team . Sponsored by Mario's Pizza/Fox Accessories/Ken's Barber Shop, Lenny McBride took the laur els in the Handicap mai n an d older brot her T uff got the checkered in the Scra tch main. The Handicap main saw Marco Morello get an early a nd lengthy lead over Randy Stauff as the McBrides were trying to pick off riders ·in each la p. On lap four Lenny and Pro Cycle/ East Side Tavern-hacked Tuff both pa ssed Wakefield and Cornwell and were closmg on Morello. Across the line firs t on the white nag lap was Len ny McBride. Tuff was second an d By Maureen Lee GARDENA, CA, AUG. 18 Pete Hames will be listrd as the last Expert to win a TT at the fabled Ascot Par k, wh ich is set to close a t the end of the year. T rack sur face conditions a t the facility, includi ng the restoration of the big j ump , were superb, and the center part of the grandsta nd was filled with race fans who saw some good TT racing even if a star -studded field wasn't on hand for the AMA Pro-A m program. The only thing that really went wzong had to do with paperwork technicalities. The experienced helpers didn 't tu m up as promised and tha t l laced a real burden on those who did a n n o t a liult: co nf usio n to

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