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LOCAL EVENTS
Northwest Trailriders Associati on look home
th e perpetual B class Enduro prize and Lisa
Gibson. also of th e Northwest Trailriders
Associ ation , cap tu red th e top C cla ss Enduro
trophy.
Scott Lathrop was voted Rider of th e Year ,
for di splaying sportsmansh ip , good co nduct
and good will toward hi s fellow competitors,
as well as co ntributi ng to the image and
bettennent of o ur sport on and off th e tra iL
th e crowd involv ed with a quest ion and .
a nswer period with co rrect a nswers gett ing a
prize. H e co ncl ude d hi s presentation by
Informing th e cro wd that in add ition to
seve ra l existi ng ma j or sponsors. An swer ·
Pr od ucts would su pport th e series in '91. In
addition. it was announced that Su zuk i would
a lso beco me a su pporter with a lucrative
co n tingency program .
Havoline's Gary Hat ch pledged his firm 's
contin ued su pport of the series. In addi tio n
10 handing ou t over 80 cases of oi l and
numer o u s o ther gi fts . h e reco gn ized 18
Havoline Race T eam riders with a spec ial gif t,
The riders had been p icked prior 10 the start
of the season a nd represented th e o n ly
Havoline-backed motor cycle race tea m in the
United States.
Resu lts
ENDU RO
SPTSMN : I. Da ve BR m rod.
2!)0 A: Jasoon Dahners,
200 A: I. J ohn FonbrTg.
O PEN A: I. l>orUn SI«Tpn .
S/S R : 1. Ken Villi nn.
SR: l. Dave Bowen..
200 B: 1. Jd CMi5ClX.
250 8: l. Manin Jf>Wrll.
OFF·ROA D
200 A: 1. l eU Od om .
SR: 1. Lyle Du rcnso.
WMN : J. Angc! Turner ,
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S/S R: I. Ron Mor~thala.
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3. David
Sell; 4. jason Crnor ; 5. Robb~ Fetu,
T EAM: 1. Team Low Budget ; 2. Harl~wood; 3. Team
CaSof"Y Cyclf' Ci ry.
Williams runs wild at DeAnza M
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By David Procida
SUliliYMEAD, CA. FEB 3
.
Jim Williams p ilo ted hi s Kawasa ki to a pair
of moro win s in the pop u lar 25O<:c Begi n ner
class.
Whe n the gate fell for the first 25O<:c
Beginner rnoto , it was William s lead in g the
pack. Hot o n h is heel s were Todd Ferguson
an d Jaso n Ditson. Williams and Ferguso n
bega n to pull away while Jeff Stevens closed
on Ditson. The two lead ers battled throughout
the mot o, but it was \\t ill iams who fin ished
first. Ro unding o u t me top five positions were
Ferguson, Ditson. Stevens and Travis Ogburn.
Mot o IwO saw anothe r Will iam s hol eshot,
wit h Ferguson , Ditson and Stevens in tow.
Ferguson was pulling out all the stops but
William s had his KX ch urni ng and would
.n o t be passed. Fergu son chased th e lead er to
the chec kered [Jag, whil e Stevens finally found
a lin e aro und Ditson o n th e last lap for thi rd.
In th e 125cc Beg inner class G len Parish
piloted h is CRI25 10 a pair of moto win s,
holding off Chad Cook in m o to o ne a nd
Jason Martin in rnoto two . Coo k put in a
th ird in mote two to secure seco nd overa ll .
Results
80 BEG : 1. Lucas ' J oyn~r ( Ka w); 2. Cliff Cook ; 3. Bobb y
Ca rlso n (SlU).
80 NO\': 1. Fred Agrim (Hn n).
125 BEC : I. Glen Parish (Hon); 2. Ch itd Con k (KT M):
5. J ason Manin ; 4. Fred Ogrim (OSR ): 5. Matt CIMn m!
(Voam ).
250 BEC : I. Ji m Will iam , (Kaw ): 2. Todd FnguVln (Yam);
5. Jri f Stevens (ATK ); 4. Jn (Kaw);
3. MichMl Roc hestn (Ho n ).
VI ,," NOV : I. Dmnilo IVOIn o ll (H on ); 2. Pa t Hampton
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(YOIm ).
VI I'l. INT: I. Ga ry Egloff (Ho nl .
NMA Banquet honors riders
By EIRae Morgenthaler
EVEREIT, IVA, FEB. 2
Th e Nort h west Mo tor cycl e As socia t ion
Awards Ba nq uet was held at the Evere tt
Pa cific Hotel. Dorian Sleepe r and Bo b Dyer
ar ranged an excellenl even ing includi ng
di nner, gueSl speaker Charles Halcomb of
American Suzuk i, and awards for the o rganization's co mpetition series a nd volun teer
effo rts. Ha lco mb showed slides of the recenl
Swedish ISDE and provided excellen l co m·
mentary on th e event.
Joh n Nielsen of Ml. Baker M.C. and Sco tt
La throp of th e Northwesl Trailriders AsSO-:
dation were prese nled perpetual tro p hies for
th eir overall win s in the enduro and off-roa d
ser ies, respect ivel y. Harl ow Cod y of th e
Dean, Crozier claim Macon AX
By Joey Casey
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MACON, GA, JAN. 25·26
Mark Croz ier a nd Johnny Dean sto le the show
a t the Macon Coliseum Arenacross. each
taking a main even t win at m two-day even t.
e
Brian Stokes gra bbed the holeshot in Friday
night's main even t. but miscalculat ed a
double-jump on the first lap and went down
hard. Crozier th en in heri ted the lead and
piloted hi s Kawasak i to an un contested win .
Matt Shue and Ashl ey Epps argu ed over
second until Shue went down o n th e same
double th at had claimed Stokes. Epps finished
a di stant second behind Crozi er , while Aaron
Yat es sn uc k into th ird pl ace.
CrozierJ'icked up where he left off th e night
before a n grabbed th e holeshot in Saturday
night's ma in event, Close beh ind were Epps,
Dean an d Stok es. Whil e Crozier began to
establish a lead . Dean wait ed for a mistake
from Epps. Epps stalled in a co mer and
allo wed Dean to set after Crozier. Crozi er
stra ined hi s shou lder a nd began to slow
co nsi de ra bly. Dean stuc k a wh eel under
Cro zier in a turn , forci ng the lead er to sli de
o ut. Dean took the win o ver Crozier. Epps,
an d Stokes.
Results
125 FRIDAY: 1. Mark Crotin (lU w); 2. Ash ley Eppt( Hon);
3. Aaron Va In (SUl); 4. Ma n Sh uf' (Ho n ); 5. Tommy Martin
(H on).
Epr
125 SATU RDAY: l. Johnny Dean (Suz); 2. M

