Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

eEVENTS e swing wide to avoid him. '1 guess I was about .fifth out of the tum. I got the holeshot at the ftrst race and haven't had a good start since. I passed everyone in the first long straightaway. I doubled out of the big rolling whoops and passed Mack there: said Lane. "That was pretty much the race. N Hoenshell wasn't quite as comfortable in the mud and took a lillie longer to reel in Steve Mack. HoenshelJ was by third place, Jeff Pearson, in the second lap, but Mack proved to be more challenging as the two exchanged position several times. HTIte first time I caught Steve, he went wide through a mud hole and I thought I would just hit the middle and pass him. There was a wall under the water and I crashed. My bike was almost totally under water, said HoenshelL Hoenshell finally got the bike drained and caught Mack late in the race. He went on to pass him, but he couldn't hold off Mack in the fasl sections. While Hoenshell and Mack were going at it, Lane was pulling away, wrapping up the wjn with over a three·minute advantage. Hoenshell won his battle with Mack, taking the runner-up spot. Results H Jason DePatto sailed over a Starwest SX jump en ~ute to second in the 125cc Pro class. The Dry Valley Cross Country saw Cal Burch race to the Amateur class win. PRO: 1. Dean Lane (KTM); 2. Oay Hoenshell (Suz); 3. Steve Mack (Hon); •. Jeff Pearson (Yam); S. Soon Slidd (Villm). EX 0/A: 1. Mike Abbott (Yillm); 2. Duryl Smith (Yam); 3. Gary Benton (Yam); 4. Oliver Be.netl. (Hon); 5. TrillCY Anders (!(ow). OPEN EX: 1. Mike Abbo" (YAm); :z.. Ell Harris (JaM); 3. Johnny YrNnce (Hon); •. RillY Jennings (Yam); S. Todd Tarver (IClM). 2SO EX: 1. Guy Bn\ton (Villm);:z.. TrM:Y Andc.-rs ~w); 3. Erik (Yom);"lIobby Soutlwd (Y....);S.Adrlon_(Y...). 200 EX: I. Tom RobiMon (JCiIIW); 2. Mark Wall (yillm); 3. Brian Otto ~w); •• Larry Preston (K.aw); S. o.rryl rritachett (K.aw). 125 EX: 1. Oliver Benetls (Hon);:z.. Tad Myen (Hon): 3. am Boy.:tt (y.un); •. Strvt'R Davis (Hon); 5. Chuck urUn (Hon). +30 EX: 1. D.1rryl Smith (Yillm); :z.. Grq Edgenon (Hon); 3. Muk Childre (lCTM); 4. Frank $hK:kIee (Yam); S. John Urtwright _ Neitzel took the checkered on the next lap with Mason second overall and first Intermediate. Walker worked his way back up to third Expert, but finished in 29th overall. Carl Gazafy finished in third overall, second in the Vet Expert class. Results oms P/W A: 1. Nihm.; 2. Shane Sniith; 3. Kyle BanIen; to Caleb e.-Jaar, 5.)eny ............ P/W 8-1: 1. Trvy nttlnnrir; 2. Eric HW'ller,3. R.J. Earl,. P/W: 8-2: L Traril Buden,; 2. Andrew Yame1I; 3. Anthony -- P /W MOO. I. 8I&kl! Mitchell; 2. 0uiI Nihul. 60 0-8: 1. Dylan Lotd; 2. Duyl Ecklund 3. BQke Mill:hd1 4. ShonoSmJ... 60 9-11: 1. Todd GoeIdur 2. Jay8eNnno; 3. Austin Janet;'" ShonoMitd>dL SO BEG: 1. Juon Dubin; 2. Shaun Mitchell; 3. George UMonle; 4. Chris Thompson; S. Jeff Peavler. 80 NOV; 1. Christopher Goaseba.r; 2. Levi Reed; 3. Joel Ncbon; .. Bob "'""" S. amI Shepard. 80 1m: 1. 0uiI Ntoitul. l2S BEG: 1. o.n PUToIr, 2. Tony Green; 3. Jeff Neal; 4. Doug Ellls; S. Ilnod A""""'''8' 250 BEC: 1. Dan &dhey; 2. Toss Ferguson; 3. Ray Harp; .. My.. Slmfonl; S. c..g Catlt"". SOO BEG: 1. Nue Nichols; 2. Ken Dwu; 3. Cres WWdns; 4Rea WWiunt; s. John McMMtin. 125 NOV: 1. Ofan ~ 2. Oiff Cook; 3. DuItin Dailey; (. Rk:hard Stew~1II1'; 5. MaJdo P.ce. 250 NOV; I. Carl Nunes; 2. Brett Fonner, 3. Monte Pritchett; 4. Robert Webber. ~ NOV: 1. ChriJ Craft; 2. O\arlie Stron~ 3. Scott Curtia. 125 INT: 1. Loren Jenkins. 2SO tNT: 1. Ty ! Cherry; .. Mike M.nnak::hi; S. Martin An8orge. JR VET tNT: 1. D.urm Elliott; 2. Brian Rill. JR VETEXP: 1. Dous: YameIl; 2. Rob Petrin; 3. Scotty Walkn'o VET 1lIlC, I. Ted Wodlingtcn; 2. "'"a' """' ....." 3. Doug Tanpo; 4. £ric Hawarcl; S. Ket Unk. VET NOV, I. mnk Ccotanm; 2. Leo Soul; 3. IWI AIIen;" Bill KcIlana1; S. Bill Wlnpring. VET lNT: 1. Jfte Muon; 2. Scott Curtis; 3. Oous Taft; 4. Ot.arlie Stron&; S. Doul Cai. VET ""'" 1. JCen _ 2. Gaufy; 3. Sa>tty W....... lNr. 1. Ken Rmaux; 2. Gary epolf; 3. Bob ~ NOV. I. Robert Unvillo; 2. " " " " _ BF!< 1. IUd< Eorly; 2. ...... Guggeunoo. VINTAGE: 1. Dennis Ivusson; 2. Cary Ello([; 3.; PlUllip :z.I1m«. s. sa. sa. sa. em Cheselske a champ at Starwest Supercross By David Procida 44 PERRIS, CA, MAY 1 Tulare Honda's Aaron Cl>eseIske aced both motos of the U-13 year-<>Id 80cc class to rome away as the overall class winner at the second round of the Starwest Supercross Ticket Give-A-Way Series. In moto one, Robbie Couse jammed out of the gate in front of everyone, but just when he looked as if he had control of the lead, his Kawasaki slid out from underneath him and left him at the back of the pack. Danny Carlson avoided the fallen rider and assumed his position at the front with Cheselske and Tyson Taylor hot on his heels. Cheselske began to look for Carlson's weak spot, and for the next couple of laps studied his lines. On the third go-round, Cheselske stuck to Carlson's rear fender up until the pair rounded the corner leading up to NTwin Peaks', the infield double jump. Cheselske went wide out to the berm and blasted his way past Carlson with a ~foot jump, easily clearing the double. Carlson was hot and closed up the gap as the two soared over the finish-line tabletop. Carlson made his presence known as he stuck his front wheel inside of Cheselske's Honda, but to no avail. As the pair once again approached the Twin Peaks jump, Carlson elected not to double as Cheselske soared out of his reach. Meanwhile, Gouse was charging up from the back of the pack and now had Taylor in his sights. Couse was the only other 80cc rider clearing the double, and used it to sky past Taylor and into third. TIte laps were clicking off as Couse tried to close the gap on the leaders. Up front, Cheselske continued to open a larger gap between himseU and Carlson, and went on to •take the checkered with a safe margin. Carlson was second, ahead of Couse and Taylor. When the gate dropped for moto two, CheseJske was on the money as far as his liming went and he led the pack through tum one. Carlson was a strong second with Couse hounding him all the way. As the pack funnelled through turn two, Couse went wide and pulled alongside Carlson as they crested the Pyramid step-« N ' - (Suz); ....... HombUn (Y....); S. C'"S lAndbyeo-(!(ow~ 125 BEG ~1: 1. Nephi DumfNIr (Yam); 2. Robut Mor'Jilln (!(ow~'. Tony C..y (Hon); .. /oM (Yom); S. Uoyd La"'(Hon). 125 BEG 0-2: 1. TOft Amilto (Han);:z.. Juan (Han); 3. Edd.. Legllu (!(ow)" looh Fmk (Suz); 5. NId< _ (Suz). 1.25 NOV: 1. Dean Van Rlppa- (k:.w); :z.. DiIIvld Hugha (Suz); •. Brion 8>'Own (Hen); .. Don _ (!(ow); ._ WUson Nlch<>Is (Suz). 125 !NT: 1. ShiIIwn Ellis (Suz). 1.25 PRO: 1. Donald Upton (Yam); 2. Jason DePatto (Hon); 3. Yukhlro J(,wuima (Han). 250 BEG: 1. Gillry Heln (Suz); 2. Jimmie Oeever (Yillm); 3. Robert Kuhry (Hon); 4. Jeff Cemensky (Kaw); 5. Axel Mnlch (!(ow). 25/J NOV' I. Dovld M.1. CIoNId lJpu>n (y.m); 2. _ """"' (Kow). 25+ BEG: I. Tony CrillY (Han}; 2. Jim Mansold (Yam); 3. Wry ....... (yom); .. " - _ (IlooI); 5. Rkh W .... (Suz~ 2S+ NOV: 1. Toor FeldNus (Han);:z.. Fred Theil (Hun). 30+ BEG: 1. Jon Nbcoo 2. Johnny J«bon (Kaw); 3. Scott DIvis 4. Rick 1Carr (K.iIIw); 5. John HaddAd (Yam). 3

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