Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Cycle News 1993 07 07

Cycle News is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of motorcycling including Supercross, Motocross and MotoGP as well as new motorcycles

Issue link: https://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/127583

Contents of this Issue

Navigation

Page 23 of 51

~EVENTS e Karl Huey (54) and Matt Hampton (35) trailed Chris Blanton (48) at LACK. Ch ris Lofti s (444) and Kevin Laird (0) diced through a Carlsbad Race way be rm. +30 NOV: 1. Sta n Ga lvez (y a m); 2. Andrew Smi th (Suz); 3. Tony Gomez (Suz); 4. C.T. Falk (Yam); 5. Mike Marion (Hon ). +30 INT: 1. Da vid Lynch (Hon); 2. Te rry Va rner (Yam ); 3. McGruder (Hon ); 4. Randy Skin ne r (Su zl; 5. Willy Holm.')' (Yam) . +30 PRO: I. Gregg Young (Hon); 2. C raig Hofmeister (Hon). +35 NOV: 1. Pryor Campbell (Kaw); 2. Gary Will (Ka w); 3. Da vid Lopes (Kaw); 4. Dav id Sobod dos (Suz); 5. Greg Erickson (Kaw) . +35 INT: 1. Rand y Skinner (Suz ); 2. Brad Mered ith (Hon ). +40: 1. Wa~ Carey (Hon) ; 2. Dan Fields (y am) . WMN : 1. Tami Rice (Suz); 2. Erin Donnell y (Kaw ); 3. k1hky Keefer (Yam) . Stone styles to Carlsbad MX win By Dave Burgess . CARLSBAD, CA ,JUNE 1 9 Steve Stone p iloted h is Ho nda CR250 to a pai r of commanding wins in the 250cc Beginne r class at round on e of the AXO Sport Summer Ser ies, he ld at Carl sbad Race w a y . The Raci ng Enterprises-promoted ser ies opener d rew an u nusually large num ber of entries, mos t likely due to the do zen AXO helm ets up for grabs in the amateur classes. Stone pu t his Honda into the lead at the start of the first mo to, followed by Ryan Foote and Robb ie Cost:\er. Stone set the pace in the ea rly going , and it looked as if none of his competitors could match it. Foote was a dis tant second , wi th Comer hold ing do wn th ird . Cos ner, however, had his hands full as both Brian Belew and John Washb urn s hadow ed his ev e ry ' move. Washburn seemed to have the drive to pass, but his every att empt was thwart ed by Belew. Stone had an easy ride to the finish ahead of Foote, Cosner, Belew and Washburn. The second moto started much the way tha t mot a one did, with Stone and his Ho nda out front. Foote was again second, with Comer and Washbu rn in tow . The positions rema ined the same to the finish wit h Stone taking an easy win an d leaving man y people qu estionin g his status as a Begin ner. Foo te hel d on for second wi th Cosner and Washb urn in tow. Resu lts 80 BEG: . Ryan Ma uhill (Kaw ); 2. Sammy Ftlipone (Yam); 3. 24 avmLo fti.~ (Kaw); 4. Bren~yga1 (Kaw ); S. Jontm Cochrum (K.aw). 125 BEG: 1. Bob Halstead (K.aw); 2. Chris Ma tthew (Yam); 3. Kevin Laird (Suz) ; 4. Brian Rustad (}(aw); 5. Becky Kukla (Kaw ). 125 JR: 1. Todd G ravitt (Kaw ); 2. Milano Schaeffer (Hon) . 125 INT: 1. Ty Kady (Ka w); 2. Craig Da vis (y a m); 3. Kurt Rood (Kaw) ; 4. r un Olson (Kaw ); S. Sieve Zoumaras (Kaw). 250 BEG: 1. Steve Stone (Hon); 2. Rya n Poore (Kaw); 3. Robbie Cosner (Hon); 4. John Washburn (Suz); D.Jvid f1torning (Hen). 2SO JR: 1. Chris Alvarado (K.tw) ; 2. Tlm Morton (Ho n); 3. Chip Morton (Han); 4. Dus lin Northrup (Kaw); 5. D.J. Cox (Han). 250 lNT : 1. Ty Kad y (Kaw); 2. Jeff Hea ley (Han). . 500 JR: 1. Dave Burgess (KTM ); 2. Chris Vo llmer (Hon); 3. John Thomas (Hon); 4. Jeff Morg an (Hon ). . 500 INT: 1. Todd Browne (Hon). +25 BEG: 1. Lance Clark (Hon); 2. Kind al Jus tis (Hon); 3. Pip Hancock(B on ). . +25 JR: 1. Ken Ma llow (Kaw); 2. W~ I~ Cr awford (Kaw); 3. Bill Pawasarat (Hon); 4. Bill Justice (Yam) . +25 INT: 1. Giova nn i Sp inaU (Yam ); 2. Rick Lundgnon (Hon). VET BEG: 1. Blake Orghill (Kaw ); 2. Max Ga lliga r (K.Iw); 3. Steve Ca bri el'Km (yam); 4. Bill JU5ti~ (Ya m ); S. John O'Grady s. (Y~~ VET IR: 1. Ma rk McPl"rry (Kaw);.2. Il"fl Grovom (Yam) ; 3. David Minn ick (KTM); 4. Ga ry Cox (Yam); 5. T.C Brmogar (Hon). VET INT: 1. Rid:. Lun dgren (yam); 2. DR Clement (Suz) ; 3. Ron LaW500(Hon) ; 4. Too McKay (Hon ); 5. KronEm (Kaw). VET rRO: 1. Jim Old e (I'-Ion); 2. Dave!' Biesiada (Hon); 3. Bue Ybarra (Oss ). BOMB: 1. Rick Reed (Yam). ..w JR: I. Bob Koller (Hon ); 2. Do n Ouasebarth (Yam) ; 3. Dennis Roscnbl"rg (Hon ); 4. Brua! CorT1{"n (Kaw) ; S. Ira Mriberge1' (H on). +40 INT: 1. Bruce Wy gal (Hon); 2. Dave Cox (Hon); 3. Dmnis Midd koton (Hon); 4. Fra nk Ha mktt (Hon); 5. Bill Malone (H on ). +40 EJO 1. Geoel aa r (Kaw); 3. Donnie Durrer (K.1 ; 4. J.J. Ha ll (lCa.w 5. Ouistopher w) ); Tocco (Kaw ). 80 (9-11): 1. J.J. Bonanno (Kaw); 2. Johner Faulkner; 3. Shane Mitch ell (Ka w); 4. Ray Ca ssaday (Suz); S. Bria n de 105 Ca bo s (Yam) . MINI BEG: 1. Dusty Bunce (Kaw); 2. l.e5ton Derri ck (](a w); 3. Travi!l Sm ith (Hon ); 4. Christopher Tocco (Suz) ; S. Devin See~er (Suz). MINI NOV: 1. Michael Row land (Hon). MINI INT : 1. O int Shr pard (Yam); 2. Chri. ~topher GoMelaa r (Kaw). ' J2S BEG: 1. Jo hn Slolby (Kaw) : 2. W~ Faria (Kaw) ; 3. Dustin Co urtney; 4. Ma tthew Mc Pherson (Hon); S. MikloMc Oaie l (Suz) . 125 NOV; 1. Scott Joh nson (Suz); 2. Mike Crosby (}(aw); 3. Chri!l Blan ton (Yam); 4. Karl H uey (Hon); 5. Ma tt Hampt on (Hon). 250 BEG: I. And y Payne (Kaw ); 2. JaJrll"'ll Biro (Ho n); 3. Fred Steele (Kaw ); 4. Cory Ga rcia (Hon); S. Dave Pryzgoda (Kaw). 2SO NOV: 1. M ike Ga llegos (Han); 2. Do n ny Steveeteo n (Yam) ; 3. Chris Ye.ger (Ho n); 4. Rick Sottole (Suz); 5. Ken Reed (](aw). 250 INT: 1. Karl Lind strom (Hon ); 2. Eric Lindstrom (Hon); 3. ScottMum ford (Yam); 4. John Kre fer (Yam). 500 BF.G: 1. Bob Bronavczyk (Ya m). PRO: 1. Tim Telford (Suz); 2. Tod d Lehmann (Hon); 3. Joel Toka l'5ky (Ho n); 4. KronNcit 7.l"1 (Kaw) ; 5. Kelly Pugmire (Hon). JR VEG BEG: 1. John Stich (Hon); 2. Jason Aeck (Hon); 3. Scott Kuntz (Yam) . JR VET NOV ; 1. C ra ig W hi~ (Kaw); 2. Do nny Sievertson (Ya m ); 3. Da niel Oevela nd (Yam) ; 4. Rick O'DonneU (Hon); 5. Scot Pemberton (Yam). JR VET INT: 1. John Keefer (Yam) ; 2. John Rudd er {Yam); 3. Steve Cortevilie (Ya m). . JR VET EX: 1. Kelly Pug mi re (Ho n); 2. Chril Rad zi ns ki (Yam); 3. Jon Za h rt (Yam) . VET BEG: 1. Tim Mitchell (Kaw); 2. Robert5c hnci der {Yam); 3. Sta nley Norwoods (Kaw ): 4. Michael Collier (y am); 5. Lee Dan ieb (Hon ). V ET N OV : 1. Lenny BakeT (Kaw) ; 2. Scott Forward (Kaw); 3. De.n Lane (yam); 4. C urt Jen.own (Hoo); S. Bub I..ewis(y a m). VET INT: 1. Redrew Mo rrison (Suz) ; 2. kenji Gauthier (Suz) ; 3. Joel Sea ls (Suz ); 4. ScottGilly (ya m); 5. Chris Haumont (Suz). VET PRO: 1. Ken Nei tzel (Kaw); 2. Russe ll Garda (Han). SR BEG: 1. Larry Kirsch (Han). Lopez leaps to Starwest SX win By David Procida MORENOVALLEY,CA,jUNE 19 Toby Lopez turn ed in a wild whirlwind ride in the first mo ta and stormed back to sweep the second moto to score the overa ll win in the 80cc 12 - 16 yea r-o ld class d ur in g the Star w e st Supe rcross Trop hy Series. Kaw asaki rid er John Dinki ns g ra bbed the holeshot in the first moto wi th Lopez less than half a wheel-leng th behind. The pair went in to tu rn tw o side by side and lau nche d over the King Kong jump a little too close to each other. . Dinkins and Lopez locked ba rs in mid·air and both riders went down in a p ile in front of the res t of the pack. Tim Langdo n man euv ered his Yamaha around the fallen riders and took over the lead wi tli Bob Woosley and Sea n Clar k in tow . Lopez and Dinkins both remoun ted qu ickly and chased after the pack. Meanwhile, up front, Langdon was on the gas and opened up a comfortable lead ove r Woosley. Lopez set a blistering pace afte r re mo u nti ng and closed to Woo s ley ' s rea r fen de r by th e halfway poin t. Lopez ho unded Woosley, but each of his pass attem pts wer e foiled un til they app roached a large jump . Lopez sailed into second and se t his sights on Lang don, wh o had started to cru ise in the closing stages. On the las t lap, Lope z rail ed throug h the esses and on to the rear fender of the uns uspecting Langdon, and the battl e was on. As the pair app roached the step-u p jump, Langdon bobbled and tha t was all Lopez need ed to steal the lead . Lopez styled across the finis h line with Langdon close behind . D inkins was third, a hea d o f Woosley and Cla rk. . Lope z rod e flaw les sl y in m ot o tw o a n d grabbed th e h olesho t ahea d of La n ge n a nd Woo sley. Dinkins sta rted po or ly and quickly sliced th ro u gh th e pa ck, but he . took a spill before th e Tw in Pea k s d ou b le ju m p a nd dropped back. Up front , Lopez styled his way to a comfortab le lead with Langdon now a short di st ance beh ind . The remaind er of the moto was a follow-the -leader affai r, as Lop ez went un chal lenged to the fin ish ahead of Langdon, Dinkins, Woosley and Clark. In th e 125 cc Beginner cla ss, 12-year-old Regina ld Mitchell showed his rear fender to the res t o f the class by eas ily w inni ng both motes . Dave Ra msey pla yed the b ridesmaid w ith 3-4 moto finishes . Rober t Morga n was sixth in mot a one bu t finishe d thir d in the second go-ro und for third ove ra ll. Round ing out the top five overall fin ishers we re Edd ie Nicho ls and Mark Cira. Other action saw John Had dad nab the overall win in the +30 Beginner class, eve n though he failed to wi n either mo to. In moto one, Steve Baudoin grabbed th e ho les ho t, only to have Ferran Pipe r slip by on the first lap. Piper we nt on to w in th e mo to ov e r Haddad a n d Scott Davis. Baudoin holeshot mo to two , but aga in saw his lea d imin ish when Mike Du n lap and Tim Hu nziker fly by in the first lap. Had dad slip ped by Hun zig er and too k over seco n d, b ut Hunziger immediately passed him back. Hunziger then closed the gap on Dunlap and motored past in the back sectio n. Haddad also mad e h is move on Du n lap and passed him in the whoops, and raced into the lead by jumping past Hunzige r on the follow ing jump. . On the white flag lap, Hunziger stru ck back and wo n the moto ove r Haddad. Had dad was th e overall winner over Hunz iger an d Piper, wh o finished fifth in mo to two. Resu lts 50 MOD: 1. Daton Beevers (Yam); 2. Tyso n Talkington (Y.un); 3. Daniel Taf t (yam). • . SOSTK: 1. Scot t Simon (Yam); 2. Joshua G ra nt (Yam); 3. Kevin Folghl"ra iter (Yam); 4. RickyOliver (Yam) . . 60 6-8: 1. N ick alvarez (Kaw); 2. Dayton Beave rs (Ka w); 3. Scott Simon (Kaw) ; 4. Chris Tho rpe (Kaw) . 60 9-11: 1. Ch ris Hunsinger (Kaw); 2. Garrett Taylor (Kaw) . 80 0-11: 1. Chri.'l Pan ek (Yam); 2. Chris H unsinge r {Ya m). 80 14-16: 1. Scott Conley (Suz ); 2. Dan ny Ca rlson (Kaw); 3. Jacob Bow ard (Han); 4. Simo n How ard (Hon). ao 14-16: 1. o.. nny Mon toya (Yam) . 80 BEG 12-16: 1. Toby Lopez (Suz); 2. Tun Lang don (Yam); 3. John Dinkins (Ka w); 4. Bob WOOllley (Kaw ); 5. Sea n O a rk (Kaw). . 80 14-16: 1. Danny Montoya (y am) . 125 BEG: 1. Reginald Mitchell (Suz ); 2. Dave Ram sey (y a m); 3. Robert Morga n (Kaw ); 4. Eddie N ichol s (Hon); 5. Mark Cir" . (Suz) . . . 125 NOV : 1. Sa l Ugarte (Yam); 2. Gtenn Branson (Suz ); 3. Dean Van Ripper (Kaw). 125 INT: 1. Fain Binda Casta (Ho n). 250 BEG: 1. Steve Sk u be (HOn); 2. To m Stanford (H on) ; 3. Chri!l Drake (Suz); 4. Jo hn Kulm (Hon). 250 NOV : 1. David Md:own (Hon); 2. Chris Wa ters (Yam) ; 3. j erem ey To ye (Yam) . 250 INT: 1. Gabe Bolivar (Yam); 2. John Senoika (Kaw ). +25 BEG : 1. La rry Bak e r (Ya m) ; 2. Je rry Hel m (Ya m) ; 3. Alberto Perredo (YA ); 4. Peter Jrnldns (Hon); 5. Brad Vanilew m (Hon). +25 NOV: 1. Ch m Wa te rs (Yam ); 2. Corrado Mew eghello (Hon). +30 BEG: 1. John Haddad (yarn ); 2. Tim Hunziker (Kaw) ; 3. Ferra n Pipe r (Kaw); 4. Scott Davis (Hon); 5. Mik e Dunlap (Kaw) . +30 NOV: 1. Tony Feldhaus (Hon) ; 2. Marc ~h (Hon); 3. Ken McCann (Kaw ); 4. Te rry McCrae (Suz ); S. Roger Larow we (Suz) . +40 NOV : 1. Ray Simmons (C-Z); 2. Fran k Derby(y A m). Carsten stars at Raceway Park Motocross By Paula Brown ENGLISHTOWN, Nj, JUN E13 Barry Car s ten cranked up h is Suzuki to take fo ur o u t o f fou r motos in the 125 a n d 250cc Expert classes at Raceway Par k. Despite some fine racing from Dan Wilson , Jim Mcilvaine, Neil Woerner and Brian Carroll, there was no stopping Carsten. Carsten took off to an early lead in the 125cc Expert qualifier, blasti ng past Wilson and Joel Deng ler. For eigh t lap s, Cars ten stayed in front, Deng ler, Mcilva ine a nd Woerne r keeping pa ce in second , third and fou rth. Mcilvaine pulled the holesh ot in the 125cc Expert final as Cars ten was gelling a bad sta rt. Within a lap, Carsten had bu rst into the top five, trying to ge t ar ound Wilson and Mcilvaine. The second time a roun d, Cars ten was alone comin g over Th e Plu nge. Secon ds la ter, McIl v ain e, Wilson. Pet er Jastrem ski and Jalil Lynch followe d . By the w hite flag. Ca rst en had built a seve n-second lead, and McIlvaine was in danger of losing his second spo t to Jastremski. Within momen ts of th e ch ec kered fla g, Jastremski

Articles in this issue

Archives of this issue

view archives of Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's - Cycle News 1993 07 07