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and Eric Gilbert and then the tandem of Peter
Lewis and Jamie Macy. The Millar/Leeder team
was credited with the win, while second was
grabbed by the Lewis/Macy duo, just ahead of
Stephens and Gilbert.
Results
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SDCAR MAIN: 1. Ron Mlllar/DaJe Leeder; 2. Peter
Lewis/Jamie Macy'; 3. Dave Stephens/Eric GllbeTt; 4. Dean
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Bostrom tackles Lodi IT
By Mindyz Mac
WDI, CA, APR.24
Ben Bostrum was the winner in the Open Expert
class at the Lodi Cycle Bowl's fir.;t IT scrambles
of the year.
Bostrum led the race off the line and
throughout, with Charlie Brown in second and
Bostrum's brother Eric holding down third overall. Brown turned in a good ride, but not good
enough to keep Eric Bostrum from passing him
through one of the right-handers, making it a
Bostruln 1-2 at the finish line.
Toby Jorgensen won the 80cc A/B class
wire-to-wire over Tyson Silva and Jesse
Dawson. Jorgensen was never chaIJenged as he
piloted his Honda around the track. Silva and
Dawson battled each other throughout the race
for the second-place spot. Dawson would pass
Silva on the sweeper heading for the second
jJlInP and SUva would pass and lead Dawson
through the infield, until finaIJy Silva was able
to put enough distance between him and
Dawson to take second place at the checkered
flag.
Action in the 250cc B/C class saw B-rider
Herb Callen pulJing the holeshot and leading
the pack of rider.; through the tree tum. Callen
stretched out his lead and went on to take the
win, while behind him Jerry Douglas and Davis
Winters were dicing it out for second. Wmt"",
was riding hard as he tried to pass Douglas, but
Douglas was riding smoothly and made no mistakes. The order at the finish line was CaIJen,
Douglas and Winters.
The Vintage A/B class, the last race of the
evening. was also the most exciting. as the lead
changed several times throughout the first 10
laps. Eric Weisler, riding a 650cc Yamaha,
grabbed the holeshot at the green light, with Jim
Mahoney on his Honda 350 right behind him.
Weisler had an obvious horsepower advantage
down the long straightaway, which meant
Mahoney had to charge extra hard through the
turns. Mahoney pressured Weisler through the
infield and was able to pass him, only to be
passed back on the straight. This went on for
about eight laps until Mahoney finaIJy passed
Weisler over the last jump to take the win. The
two riders were hardly ever more than inches
away from each other throughout the race.
Results
21) division by winning both motos, and
Ingrande proVided plenty of action for King in
the second moto.
FoIJowing a somewhat uneventful first moto
that King had won, Ingrande nailed the holeshot
in the second moto but dropped his Honda at
the fir.;t switch-back. Shawn EIJis inherited the
lead with King second. King took command on
the third lap, while Ingrande, who had remounted from his earlier crash, moved through the
pack and into third place. On the fifth lap,
Ingrande motored around Ellis and began a
charge on King. but had to settle for a close second at the checkered.
Other 125cc class action saw Glenn Brandon
win both 12See (12-15) motos and then place second and first in the Novice Stock class motos.
Josh Williams was also a repeat winner in the
12.5cc Novice Modified divisiofL
Emilt Kling won both Jr. Cycle (7-11) Stock
and Modified classes by winning all four motos.
Other double moto winners were Steve
Laninovich in the Old Pharts class; Tanner
Lawson in the Eirst-Timer Pee Wee events;
Jonathan Rose in Pee Wee Modified class;
Manny Arias in the 80cc Novice Stock class; Josh
Tarantino in the Super Mini division, and Jesus
Camillas in the Jr. Cycle (1-8) motos.
Geoff Rader was a repeat winner in the 60cc
(9-11) Stock class but had to battle with John
. Hopkins for the wifL
Results
FT P/W: 1. Tanner Lawson (yam); 2. KNla Sovey (Suz); 3.
Ivan Shultz (yam); 4. Rustin Millikan (Yam); S. Mge" Chunn
(Yom).
P/W STK «().8): 1. Jesus Casillas (Y"m); 2. Dustin Good
(Yam); 3. Chris Caudillo (Y.am); 4. Matthrw yanez (yam); S. A.J.
Loe(Y~
P/W SEMI MOD (0-8): 1. Clinton Pitm:e (Yam); 2. David
Meyltl'1 (yam); 3. Cu Swift (Yam); 4.. Ou:is Caudillo (Yam); 5.
RYAn But (Yam).
P/W MOO (1).8): 1. Jonathan Ro5e (yam); 2. Mark Palmer
(Yam); 3. AndrewWaga'IW1 (Yam);" Ryan Beat (Yam).
JR CYCLE STK ~ 1. _
e..m.. (Kaw~ 2. DuoIIn Good
(Kw); 3. JUAn S-illa (Kaw); 4. Onid Meyen (J:.tw); 5. Joey
~v£lOO
(JC&w).
'R CYQ.E STK (7-11): I. Emitt JCMg (Kaw); 2. o..tin Waban
("aw); 3. Geoff Rader (K..tw); 4. )uon CiArIdta (Kaw); S. RoN
Garda (lUw).
JR CYCl.E MOD (7-11~ 1. Emi.IClinS (Kaw~ 2. ScoIt N