Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

to provide the winning margin. Thirty-six riders tackled the challenges on the cooL calm and clear day. Ron Dozier breeze.d to a win in th.e Sportsman class by turning in the only clean loop of the day. Dozier, riding his son's Yamaha TY350, scored a "five" on the first section of the day and then didn't dab again until the fourth section on the last lap. He beat George Poe, who was debuting the 1993 Beta Gara. by six points. Brad McClellan. showing that his ATA and PTC Championship Series titles were not a fluke, scored a convincing win over Dennis Thompson in the Intermediate class. Thompson, riding a newly acquired Gas-Gas GT-25, was a surprise as he bested a throng of more experienced Intermediates. Kent Graham came from behind on his Aprilla Climber to win in the Advanced class, topping Larry Varnell, 3349. Graham turned in the only single-digit loop card in the class on his final cireuitto clinch the top spot Results ADV: 1. Kent Gnhun (Apr); 2. Lury Vitmcl1 (Yam); 3. Oive Hu>non(Fon). INT: 1. 8r~ MtOeIIan (Yam); 2. Dennia Thompson (CG); 3Todd Rum!ey (Be1); 4. Bill Hannon (Bet); 5. Dave Whittle (FAn). SPTSMN: 1. Ron Dl.:Wrr (Yam); 2. George Poe (Bet); 3. VMncl] (Fm); •. Ted Zinsmann (Fan); 5. AlL1tl Ralls (Yam). NOV: 1. Kelly Clilah (Yam); 2. Brad Hannon (Fan); 3. C,..ig &al (Yam); 4. SMwn Pickett; 5. Jonathan Crwm (Yam). s.eve Hebb sweeps Cedar Rapids ST By Vicki Viegra CEDAR RAPIDS,IA.jAN.1l-9 With the support of a rowdy crowd. David Hebb notched the Open Pro class wins on both Friday and Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Short Track in Five Seasons Center. The race was heJd in conjunction with the monster truclc. show that was promoted by MotorSports of America. On Friday, Hebb started on the pole position and ran away from the pack to easily win the U- lap main event. Dale jenneman came from the middle of the pack to pass ReciJ Hart and secure second place near the end of the race. In Saturday's race, Hebb started on the front row and jetted to the front, where he remained to the finish. Hart followed closely to nab second place, while Thomas Colson came from the back of the pack to place third Results EJUDAY OI'EN PRo. I. o..ld _ RodI>Urt (H-D);" SAtuRDAY (&0); 2. 0... J (Y.Jm). STOP! SAVE IT with a sleeve from (W~R); SUNDAY OPEN PRO: 1. Kris Armentrout (Hon); 2. Oint Vasholtz (Rtx); 3. O\arUe em (H~O); 4. Philip Lash (Hon); 5. Mike Cuinn (Hoo). • XNOBBY: 1. Joq Du.. ("",,w); 2. UNn Taylor (Hon); 3. ..... """- (>Ion);" Cibbo (Hoo). V1NT, 1. Tn>y Kdh.1ey (Y.... 2. Bill Snyd« (Bul); 3.1.... '); W ~ (MaJ1; 4. lob Bnamdla' (Yam). c..,. "n CIwck QuI; MDtarcyc" R..... Skills Tl"CIinirva _'' T_ t·800-447-4700 satery _O'VO-''''.... A ~ Irom hi: Oflce of Htghway and MoIor DON'T TRASH THAT WORN CHROME PLATED CYLINDER L.A. SLEEVE CO. Los Angeles Sleeve Co. has sleeves for most popular makes and models of motorcycles and ATV's. We also stock piston kits, rebuilt cylinders and Big Bore kits. For more information contact: LOS ANGELES SLEEVE CO., INC. 8311 Chetle Ave., Santa Fe Springs, CA 90660 O.a1 ...... ~I or writ. for your fr. . catalog lind decal•. (310) 945-7578 FAX (310) 698-7029 29

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