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Cycle News 1993 02 17

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ally able to put a small dent in the leader's cushion. "I got a bad start off the gate and started picking them off one by one," said Kiedrowski. "When I got in second, I was trying my hardest to catch him (McGrath). I wasn't holding back at all." Kiedrowski's deficit was still substantial, though, and McGrath was riding like a well-oiled-machine, hitting the exact same lines lap after lap. With the race winding down, it appeared that Kiedrowski's only hope of catching McGrath would be if the Honda rider were to be held up by lapped traffic. McGrath actually did get held up a bit by Noleen teammates Brooks and Kalos, and Kiedrowski started to reel the leader in, but McGrath soon got by. Kiedrowski was also delayed by lappers just enough to all but end his chance of scoring his first-ever Camel Supercross win. McGrath cruised to the win, performing clickers over the triples on his final lap and then began taking his victory lap, as Kiedrowski crossed the finish line in second place. Stanton, who appeared to back off after falling, came home a distant third. Craig placed fourth after riding most of the race in that position, followed by Swink and Bradshaw. Like Craig, Lamson had an uneventful race, riding all but five laps in seventh position to tie his season-best performance. Ward was eighth, with Palmer also equalling his best finish of the season in ninth, and Stephenson rounded out the top 10. "It's not too bad when you get the holeshot," said McGrath. "Two years ago I couldn't get a start to save my life, and now I'm up there all the time." "I'm still pretty happy," said Kiedrowski. "There's still a lot of races left and I can get those points back. I didn't like the track last week, but I came here with a better attitude:' "I didn't feel the greatest, but I've been sick twice before at Houston, and still won there, so I can't say it was that," said Bradshaw. "The track was kind of one-lined and hard to pass on, but it looks like they're all going to be like that this year. I don't have any excuses; I've just got to speed it up a little." With Swink finishing fifth, the Coors Ught Silver Bullet remained unclaimed for another week, and will total $6000 next week in Tampa. This crash in the 125cc race effectively ended Gaddis' chances at the win. Mike Kiedrowski (3) suffered a mediocre start in the main. Damon Bradshaw (8) gated better, but mistakes on the first lap moved him back in the pack. Ta""hama (Hon); 8. Erik K.hoe (Hon); 9. R.ly Sommo (Yam); 10. Todd DoHoop (Hon); 11. Takayuki Mayauchi (Hon); 12. Kiyoshi Saai (Hon); 13. Masaya Kahashi (Hon); 14. Malts NoIsaon (Kaw); 15. Damon Ikadhsaw (Yam); 16. Jam.a Chamberlain (Suz); 17. Buddy Antun.z (Hon); 18. ~~::,d.1I (Yam); 19. Donny SIopteISOl' (Suz); 20. T Oht:ouiVent down later on the same lap, dropping back to 15th. Gaddis was next to go down, swapping out in the long whoop section and overshooting the following berm. "I was trying hard and trying different lines, and I just messed up," said Gaddis. TUllO: 8:22.04 2!0 MEAT 2: 1. Michael Cnig (Kaw); 2. Joft StanlOn (Hon); 3. joff Mabaoovidl (Suz); 4. SIev. Lamaon (Hon); 5. Miko Kiedrowaki (Kaw); 6. Cbff Palm.r (KTM); 7. Lany Brooks (Yam); 8. Shaun Kalos (Yam); 9. Jeremy McGrath (Hon); 10. St.von Andrew (Kaw); 11. Dag Boy..." (Yam); 12. Kohji Ohbwara (Yam); 13. Soolt McElroy (Suz); 14. Mark Esl.y (Yam); 15. Shig.ki Han.d. (Kaw); 16. Anthony Amaradio (lCaw); 17. Gordan Ward (Kaw); 18. Jas<>n Hi~ (Kaw); 19. Milsuo Fujiahiro (Kaw); 2O./0r0my Buohl (Yam~ TUllo: 8:26.85 2!0 SEM1t: 1. Bradshaw; 2. Antunez; 3. HoaIoy; 4. Melton; 5. Stephenson; 6. Souuno; 7. Tuahama; 8. Kehoe; 9. DoHoop; 10. Kahaahi; 11. Saa~ 12. NoIoson; 13. Oh..ub; 14. Miyauchi; 15. ChamborIain. TUllo: 6:16.49 . 250 SEMI 2: 1. McGrath; 2. Kiedrowski; 3. Palrnor; 4. Kaloo; 5. Buoh1; 6. Broob; 7. Boy-=n; 8. Ohbwara; 9. Amaradio; 10. Andrew; 11. ~da; 12. G. Ward; 13. Higgo; 14. Fujishiro; 15. McElroy; 16. EasIoy. Tbne 6:12.14 • 2!0 LCQ: 1. Kehoe; 2. Broob; 3. Saai; 4. Andrew; 5. Tanhama; 6. Boyesen; 7. Sommo; 8. G. Ward; 9. Oh..uka; 10. Hanada; 11. Amaradio; 12. Ohbwara; 13. Fujiahiro; 14. Kahashi; 15. ChamberLain; 16. Higgo; 17. McElroy; 18. Euley; 19. Nelsson; 20. DeHoop; 21. Miyauchi. n....,6:21.92 2SO MAIN: 1. Jeremy McGrath (Hon); 2. Mike Kiedrdowaki (Kaw); 3. Joff Stanton (Hon); 4. Micha.1 Craig (Kaw); 5. Brian Swink (Suz); 6. o.mon Bradshaw (Yam); 7. Sin. Lamaon (Hon); 8. Lany Ward (Suz); 9.• Cliff Palmer (KTM); 10. Donny S'.phonaon (Suz); 11. Larry Brooks (Yam); 12. Shaun Kalos (yam); 13. Erik K.hoe (Hon); 14. Jeromy Bu.hl (Yam); 15. Buddy Antunez (Hon); 16. J.ff Maba..vich (Suz); 17. Jimmy Button (Suz); 18. Potor M.11On (Kaw); 19. Chris Young (Suz); 20. Mike Healey (Suz). Time: 20:20.00 Results 250 HEAT 1: 1. Brian Swink (Suz); 2. !.any Ward (Suz); 3. Jimmy Button (Suz); 4. Chris Young (Suz); 5. MiIco Healey (Suz); 6. Potor Molton (Kaw); 7. Ryuichiro 250 CAMEL SUPEKCKOSS SEKIES POfNT STANDINGS: 1. Jeremy McGrath (109/3 wins); 2. Mjko Kiedrowaki (95); 3. (TIE) Damon Bradshaw (1 win)/J.ff Stanton (94); 5. Mike LaRocco (78/1); 6. Brian Swink (68); 7. SIev. Lamson (61); 8. Michad Cnig (58); 9. Larry Ward (55); 10. (TIE) Guy CooporlJoft Mabuovich (53); 12. ClUf Palm.. (SO); 13. J.lI Emig (45); 14. D.nny Stephenson (32); 15. Erik Kehoe (31); 16. Joromy Buohl (24); 17. Shaun Kalos (23); 18. Lany Brooka (16); 19. Buddy Antunez (14); 20. Keith Johnson (11). ]25 HEAT 1: 1. Phil Lawrence (Suz); 2. Tom Oow... (Yam); 3. La""" Smau (Hon); 4. Craig Deckor (Kaw); 5. Dana WiWns (Hon); 6. David Pingree (Suz); 7. Cyril Port. (Hon); 8. Shan. Trittl.r (Suz); 9. Tony Graves (Yam); 10. Bilty Mercier (Kaw); 11. Mike Metzger (Suz); 12. Grayson Goodman (Han); 13. Jason McCormick (Suz); 14. Erick Hilton (Yam); 15. T.rry Parsona (Hon); 16. Travis Hodges (Kaw); 17. James ChamborLain (Suz); 18. Low.n Moural (Hon); 19. Ryan Huffman (Kaw); 20. Duane _ (Kaw). Time 6:ZJ.71 125 HEAT 2: 1. Jimmy Gaddis (Kaw); 2. Mickaol Pichon (Hon); 3. Frodoric Viano (Kaw); 4. MaIO N.1sson (Kaw); 5. Damon Huffman (Suz); 6. Pedro Gon..l.z (Kaw); 7. R.ly Crumb (Kaw); 8. Cnig Canoy (Yam); 9. Spud Wal_ (Kaw); 10. MiIco Chamberlain (Kaw); 11. Daniol PaLadino (Kaw); 12. Soan Pago! (Suz); 13. David Castilloa (Suz); 14. Donald Upton (Yam); 15. Ryan Carlisle (Kaw); 16. Andy Grid.. (Suz); 17. Soolt Myers (Kaw); 18. Grog Ttrhoimor (Suz); 19. Jooh Boykin (Yam); 20. Cory Koonry (Kaw). TUllO: 6:23.ll8 125 LCQ: 1. Chamberlain; 2. Morcior; 3. Goodman; 4. Motzgor; 5. Upton; 6. Carlisi.; 7. Pago!; 8. Hodges; 9. Keeney; 10. Paladino; 11. Moural; 12. Grider; 13. Huffman; 14. Myers; 15. Benner; 16. Tirheimer; 17. Hilton; ]8. Castillo; 19. McCormick:; 20. Parsons; 21. Boykin; 22. ChamborIain. Tillle:4~42 125 MAIN: 1. Mickael Pichon (Hon); 2. Jimmy Gaddia (Kaw); 3. Phll Lawronco (Suz); 4. Tom Oowors (Yarn); 5. Lance Sm.aiJ (H.on); 6. Grayson Goodman (Hon); 7. MiIco ChamborLain (Kaw); 8. Viall. Fred.ric (Kaw); 9. MaIO Nclsoon (Kaw); 10. Cyril Porto (Han); 11. Damon Huffman (5uz); 12. David Pingree (Suz); 13. Pedro Gonzalez (Kaw); 14. Dana Wiggins (Hon); 15. Craig Canoy (Yam); 16. R.ly Crumb (Kaw); 17. Mik. M.tzger (Suz); 18. Tony Grav.. (Yam); 19. Billy M...o.r (Kaw); 20. Spud Wal_ (Kaw); 21. Craig Deckor (Kaw); 22. Shan. Trittl.. (Suz). 125 WESTE1lN REGIONAL POINT STANDINGS: 1. PhU Lawronct! (89/1 win); 2. Jimmy Gaddis (87/1); 3. Tom Clowers (61); 4. Lance Smail (55); S. Damon Huffman (52/1); 6. Grayson Goodman (49); 7. Pedro Gon.. l. . (40); 8. David Pingr•• (34); 9. Mik. Chamborlain (32); 10. R.ly Crumb (29); 11. Tony Grav.. (212); 12. Craig Deckor (16); 13. J...... Krompin (12); 14. Low.ll Moural (9); 15. (TIE) Chaun McAlister /MiJ

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