·Te am Muzzy
Kawasaki Wins
loudon, wi,..
PM Brakes
and Wheels
Results
M/MINl: 1. Billy Olson evoilm); 2. Joe Ettnvold (y.ilm); 3.
Jo sh u.a C Ol r lllOn (VoiI m ); 4. BUlndon
And~rson (Yam);
5 . Chr"
PixJry(yaml .
P/ W: 1. IUndy PalmrT (K.lw); 2. Uch Deny (K.Iw); 3. er..ig
I..1mbrrcht (K.l w ); 4. N.lIlh.ron Broughton (K.l w); 5. Ad.m Droll
(K.a
w).
Mlf'ol JR: 1. &1c:~
125 C-2: I. Ch.ad Allords (Y.am); 2. Russ 8u boi s (Y.am); 3.
R.&nd o.u.:ns ky (K.Iw);4. J
y
oshHu1s~w); S. Jon Holm (V oIm ).
125 8: 1. rOll Rudy lK. w); 2. Lee thris (lCaw); 3. Shrlly KAnn
(Yam ); 4. [)w.ty McM lIlrn (y.am ); S. Don Ornb;rvich (Stu).
125 A : 1. Poll Ororvho(Hun ); 2. 1rrrod roriUIW' (Hon); 3. Milr.r
Atlcin. (Y..m ); 4. Tun PopisiJ (K.1Iw) S. Steve Klar (Hon ).
'IOft
;
250 C -I : 1. Crt'S twnkd (V Ol 2. G reag Nt.odwot"h
m);
nn (yoiI m);
3 . Kri s J. tmz (Y.m); 4. Perry W o lff (YAm); S. Brandon Stovem
(Hon ).
250 C· 2; I. Joe l MOrre5e'Ue (H o n ); 2. Gary Kotck (Hon); 3.
Miler Hoh (lIon); 4. ~ty Foytr "'aw ); S. Bob ~lIy (Ya m ).
250 U: 1. Todd FlrtdlCr ( Ka w ); 2. Du!iltin Noble (Va m ); 3.
.
Richard Riehm (H o n); 4. ROQrr t Ra~ (Hon ); .5 David Zim
(Hon).
250 A: 1. Lee Eri ckson (Ya m) ; 2. k y le love (Vam ); 3. Ti m
Pos pis il (K. w) ; 4. Chad W in«k (Hon); S. Ja.". ~mpel (Vam ).
OrEN C: 1. Mike Janovsky (H on ); 2. Steve Mitchell (y am) ; 3.
Bill Culson (Hon ); 4. [eremy Ills; 5. Jrff Bohman (Hon).
17·24 C: 1. r al Rc4d y (k.1w ); 2. Ton y ~ O-lon);3. RichoJrd
Witala (Hon); 4. Kris J.hnz(Yam ); 5. Jm h Hu ls (K.aw) .
17·24 A: 1. I..- Er icbon (Yam ); 2. Chris Bense('JUw ); 3. Kyle
Love (Vam); • . Robbie En ~trom ( Hon); 5 . Robbie McDowell
(Hon ).
+25 C: I. John T'lI"dm (Ya m ); 2. Je ff Bohm.1n (Hon ); 3. ~try
Foy le (Ka w ); 4. Doug J"ix ley (Yol J; 5. M.lrk l:k,.1(y. m ).
m
+25 A: 1. Bro a.' Ga ltos (H Olt); 2. Jeff C ol brrt (Su z); 3. o.vid
Niemi (lY w); 4. 8 i11 En g.'ltrom (Hon); 5 . Soon Slcin k (H on ).
VET C: I. Mark ~..I (Yam); 2.GK>gg Hnlkrl (Ya m ); 3. Mik:h
Wolf f (Vam); 4. Ma rk Sd w n lz.en (Hon); 5. Pe rry Wolf f (Yam).
VET 8 : I. Jeffy Schulze (Yam) ; 2. M ikt Nebit (K. w); 3 . Boyd
(Yam); 4. Bri.1.n Otto (yam); 5. Ridwrd 8 ki (Ya m).
VET A: 1. ScuttSte in le; 2. Mike GnU (Hon); J. 8 i1l Engstrom
(Han); • . Krn M.tbon (Y.m ); 5. David Jendro (Kaw).
SR: I. John TK-dc n (Ya m); 2. H arold Gooch ()(.A ; 3. Bob
w)
Kelly (Yam); 4. Lany Nob.. (Ya m); 5. Gary Schiktgrm oc.w).
rewnon
Musick playsat Motowest MX
By J.R. Canagu ier
VET 8E G: 1. Richard Faja rdo (Yam ); 2. Ed M .:Bride (Ka w ); 3.
G.ry Wemyss (Hon); 4. Flo yd Crafton (Suz); S. Ronald Lu nd e
(Voun).
' VET NOV : I. Gary P1aatje (y.m ); 2. Greg rl"nnington (k.1w);
3. Rich Wibon (Hon); 4. Jim McGrath (Stu); S. o..rid Hendenon
(5uz ).
VET !NT : 1. David Berg (Han); 2. J
II"rT)' Wohlgt"ln yth (}-Ion); 3.
Jon Delagnn (Han); • . 8r~ndon Baldwin (Suz); S. Vinny Ca rbone.
VET r RO: 1. lrv Acl\ziser (Hon); 2. Gary Rabe (Kaw); 3. Steve
R. u;Lu;o O-lon).
u
25-29 BEG: 1. Ga rin Fl'O!It (Sm:); 2. John Cunningh.1. (Suz ); 3.
m
. Marl o Andrein i (Y~m); 4. Noa h Eva ns (Hon);5. Kevi n lvus (Han).
25-29 NOV: I. Mike Hod ges (Ya m ); 2. Ton y Lamperti (H on );
3. Jim Di.yorio(Y~m); 4. Dri.ln Frank (ATk); S. Lan Hobson (Hon).
)
25-29 INT : I. Mlkt Joh nson (Su z); 2. Ma f"C'Tuc kPt (SU7.; 3 .
Ma rkQ.ulr. oc.w ); 4. Troy Burchby (Yam);S. Tony V«a (Suz).
NOV: 1. I.1l Canaguirr (Suz); 2. Carte!' Poweil (ka w); 3 .
Du k:h N k:hoIs (Kaw) ; 4. er.ig Gilmore (Ya m); 5 . John Wa Ua.:e
(Suz).
OfT lNT : 1. Br.lod SnUth (Hon)o2. JUd, Lolli (Xa w).
orn NOV: 1. Jim PhilJips(H on); 2. Ralph CoIItm OC-w); 3.
Randy Godich (Han); 4. JimTerty (Suz).
om. BEG:1. Bmt Alcala (Suz); 2. Stevt ZimJn,mnan (Hon);
3. Joh n GriN.p (Han); 4. AnnrtIe Terry (Suz); S. Mark Olivriez
orr
(Ilon~
HOWSTER. CA. JUNE 13
Moving up to the SOOcc class was obvio usly a
big plus for Casey Musick's racing career, as the
hotsh oe put his big KX into the lead in bot h
mo tos of the 500cc Novice cla ss to sco re the
overall win.
Th e battle wa s fo r se co nd place as Ian
Hobson and joe Vella diced back an d forth on
the rough Hollister track, never more than a few
bike lengths aw ay from each other. As a result,
they trad ed mota wins with Vella edging o ut
Hobson.
.
The hoUy-contested 125ccNovice class had a
newcom er , and 15 othe r riders got to see the
back wh eel of 13-year-old Tyler Evans , fresh
fro m the 80cc ranks. Reco vering fro m a
mediocre star t in mota one, Evans work ed his
way methodi cally through the pack to ass ume
third place by lap four of the seve n-lap mota.
Scott Davis used his experience to take the lead
with joey Toste in second . They soon felt the
pounding of Eva ns, tr ying to ge t past, bu t he
was held off to the checkered flag.
Mota two was much of the same for Davis,
but Ryan Brink got a good start and held onto
seco nd place until Eva ns was the re ag ain in
third, put ting on the heal
On the fifth lap. Evans lost it in a sandy section an d d rop ped back to 10th. He recovered
almos t a lap down from the lead ers, but managed to move up to seventh for the mo ta and
tallied a well-deserved third overall.
Results
r/w BEG: 1. Andy I'icTce (Yam ); 2. Vine Blair (Yam ); 3. Vinc.Y
Gu isande (Ya m ); 4. Jac k vanCamp (Yam ); S. Bri.an Dominguez
(Y",,~
•
P / W N O V: 1. B.Iod 80y M c D a n ir-) (ya m ); 2. I~ma n
twmandn (Yam ); 3. W ild Wn Pa ttrnon (lion).
r /w 50 M OD: 1. A n t ho ny House r (V. m); Ice-ma n
Hemandn (y am ); 3. Virani CuiYndr (Y.Iom ).
P/W 80: 1. Tra vis r a nenon (y a m ); 2. Chris Otore (Hon); 3.
Mike Sm ith (Ya m ); 4. Ja!IOIl Co llier (H on).
60 8EG: 1. Vin« Bla ir ( Ka w) ; 2. T y Ktn D.... is ( k.low ); 3 .
An thony H o u XI' (Hon); 4. Andy Pinu. 5 . fWd Boy McD a nie l
(Kaw ).
60 NOV : 1. Randy Norman (Ka w); 2. Bobby 80ndlI (IC,Iw ).
80 lNT : I. Ty ler Ev.ns (H on ); 2..Ins Med iey (Hon).
80 NO V: I. IJmnA SUpleto (K.Iw ); 2. Daniel Blair (lion); 3.
Au ggie Rodri guez (Ya m) ; 4. Mi ke Henwndn (Ka w ); S. R.and y
Nor'rNI (Ka w) .
n
80 BEG: 1. H arold Hageman (Kaw ); 2. Tr avis Goldstein (Suz );
3. Brody Feverlwkcn (lC.i ); 4. Peter Du tton (Yam) ; S. Chris Dia s
w
(Ka w) .
125 8 EC : 1. 8Wy Brig ht (K.Iw); 2. Eric Niva (1-101'); 3. Emanuel
;
ManU!lutha ka ('Su.z) 4. Ca rin Frost (Suz); 5. Ca rl Sorens en (Hon).
125 NOV : 1. So:utt Davi&(Kdw ); 2. Ryan Drink (Ka w); 3. Ty itT
Eva ns (Suz ); 4. Keith Verdin (kaw); 5. Ma tt Styk-l (Suz ).
125 INT: I. C h.Jd 8 u rlnon (I-Ion); 2. W illie Miller (Han); 3 .
Marti no Pu en te (ya m); 4. Callt')' H ohman (Ka w ).
250 BEG : 1. Jo hn C unn ingha m (Suz ); 2. Ch anni ng Ama rk
(Hon); 3 . Da niel G r.n l (Vam ); 4. Br ian ' rU c h ( H o n ); 5 . T o ny
Lansone (Hon).
2SONO V: 1. Ton y Lamperti (Hon); 2. Ca,..,- MU!lck (K.Iow); 3.
i
M ike H od gn (Yam ); 4. Marty Sm ith (ka w ); S. Jere my Wll liama
2:
(Hon~
Do ug O'Boyle (l6X) got arou~d Bob Knapp (30X) in the first Pro/Am heat at 1-96.
250 IN!: 1. W illei M iller (H o n ); 2. k e ith M ay" ( ~ w); 3 .
Nalhm Woods (Han),; 4. Je rome Law (y .Iom); S. Chuck 8Tadshaw
(Yom).
SOD DEG: 1. UrI Fazo (Y~m).
Sal NOV : 1. Cury M uAd (kaw ); 2. )or Ve lla (Y.Iom); 3. ran
Hoboon (Hon~
.
OTI-I INT: 1. Ed Cavanaugh (lCaw ); 2. Soott CreaV' (Han); 3Jon DrLa~ ( IIon) ; -t. RusteD Mo m. ~); 5 . Danny l.owrn
(lion).
orn EX: 1. 8 rAndon Baldwin (Suz); 2. Frank J.owrn (lion);
3. Glen Wilkins (Han); -t. Muk M ui lineI' (Ka w).
Randa styles at Wapella MX
By John Roberts
WAPELlA, IT., JUNE 6
.
j im Randa da zzled the spectators and 239 fellow
racers at the Illinois District 17 Mid-Season MX
Cha mpionship at Wapella. Randa, who topped
bo th the 125 and Open A classes, repea tedly
turned in crowd·pleasing aeri al disp Jays as he
cleared the track's uphill triple jump.
In the 125cc A class, Randa had his hands
full in the opening mota as Greg Braet and jack
Lee got out in fron t early. Rand a was left to fight
off jim Damron and Todd Sheady. Braet went
on to win the moto, Lee took second, and Randa
third .
Th e second mot a wa s a diffe ren t s to ry,
though, as Randa jumped to an early lead and
held it to score the win and take the overall vic·
tory by way of his 3-1 mota tally. Braet finished '
th ird behind Rand a and runner -u p Lee, b ut
Braet's 1-3 was good for second overa ll. Lee was
thir d ove rall via his 2-5 perfonna nce.
In ga rnering the Open A class overall victe>ry, Randa topped john Kulton and Matt Kemp.
Dave Thomas comp leted a sweep of the top four
places by Hond a riders.
Results
us A:. I. Jim R.AndIo (l Ion ); 2. Crq Brad (Suz); 3. J«k 1.ft; 4.
Q\arn Persons (Hon); 5. Todd Sheady (Hon).
250 A: 1. Todd Sheady (Hon); 2. Ch.I~ Prnons (lion); 3.
Tim Fillippi (IC,I ); 4. ~ Currin (Han); 5. Greg Brad (Su1:).
w
O I'N A: 1. Jim R.nda (Hon ); 2. John Kol ton (Han); 3. Malt
Kem p (Han); -t. Da ~ Thoma!i (Hon); 5. Srott Williams (K.aw }.
25+ : 1. Tun Fill ippi (Ka w ); 2. Ru. ty K.ertMdy O-lus); 3. John
Ku llon (H on); 4. Too W illia.mson (KTM); 5. Ca mron C u mpston
(YA ). .
m
30+ A: 1. Da~ Brill (Kaw); 2. Tod W iDiarmon (KTM); 3. Malt
Kem p (H on ); 4. Rk:h Pop la wsk i (YamJ; 5. Caron C u mpston (y am) .
30+ 8 : 1. o.~ Thoma" (Hon); 2. Slt'Ve MPierollo ( Kaw ); 3 .
Da v e SU&1ee(Ho n ); 4. Ly n don Campbe ll (Kaw); 5 . Dnr JoUn
(Suz~
46+ : 1. J~rry Jm sen (Stl.l.): 2. Ron Gfoorg e (V. m ); 3 . J..(mon
Cook (Han ); 4. Gary SMnart (KTM ); 5 . Stnf' Donov.lon (Hon).
YIN : 1. Lyndon Ca mp bell (IYw); 2. Aa ron Johnson (Han); 3.
$ lrYe Du boeh (Hon); -t. Don Baklon (Hon); S. 8m S10ttrr (H on) .
125 SCHLBV: 1. N k k Spierowsk.l (Sw:); 2. Todd Fitz ge ral d
(Y~ m ); 3 . N ick Wa lsh (Hon) ; 4. Bri a n Ko pp (k a w ); 5 . Do u g
H OU!Iton (Hon).
125 B: 1. Scott We.therin g ton (Su z); 2. C o urtn ey Ma.:!r.e
y
(H on ); 3. Aa ron Wemple (Hon); • . Willi.Im Emb rft (y . m); S. Nk k
Spterow!lkl (Su.z).
250 8 : 1. Kr it h Sh e ldon (Ya m); 2. De a n Sheldon (ya m ); 3 .
Sh.1. w n lI u gg lm (Xa w ); 4. Chari... C u n n in g ha m (Ka w ); 5. Chad
Sta n ko (Hon).
125 C: 1. enl Ne vine (H on ); 2. P.tt W iI!IDn (Ka w) ; 3. Ja "OCt
Sulli va n (Hon); 4. Todd Brunner (H on ); S. John Lon g (Suz).
250 C: 1. Shawn Va na lburg (Ya m); 2. C urtis Tayl or (Suz); 3.
Gary Bronner (Hon); 4. DlIVe J01ln (Suz); S. Dan kuechd (Suz).
85 SR: I. Br~ndon Roberb (ya m); 2. Shawn kfttnedy (H on);
3 . Bu dd y Brown (Ya m); 4. Brandon Bartz (Yam ): 5. funmy DrouI
(Suz ).
OS II< I. Dous _
(Hen); 2. lapo n as
Buchanan cleared the other Harley, he doubled
his efforts and cha rged after Knapp down the
back stretch, flyin g by in the wh ite-flag lap and
giving him sel f an unencumbered view of the
wheelie O'Boyie pull ed across the fmish line.
Hea t two saw friendly rivals jack Mayer and
Bryan Villella go at it in their now -familiar style
of cat and mouse. Mayer took the lead off the
ligh t with Ron Forstner and Erjc O'Boyie coming between the two. Villella watched as Mayer
pu t an immc>diate gap on the field while Villella
fo ugh t to get o ut of the tr affic jam . Villella
passed by O'Boyie down the front stretch in lap
two. then drafted by Forstn er on the opposite
side of the track on the sa me lap . Villella had
worked up a good sweat to the finish line but
Mayer had the lock on the checkered flag.
Villella woul d later pay Mayer back by leaving him behind to finish second in the Combo
class, while Villella wa lked away with most of
the cash. Forstner watched his third-p lace finish
slip by him just as the whit e flag flew, as slowstarter Dave Kolen da took over the spot in the
blink of an eye.
.
Gary Morel went virtu ally unchallenged
from start to fmish in the third hea t, with Bren t
Annbrus ter the only rider close enough to take
j!d van tage of a mistak e that never hap pened.
Eric O'Boyie and Kirk Wirick picked up the
last two spo ts on the fmal line with their 1-2 finish in the LCQ sending the rest of the field packing.
Only a few hund red ths of a second separated the three heats, but Doug O'Boyie clocked in
fastest, giving him choice spot off the line. The
red nag flew two tim es befor e s ta rte r La rry
Sclunid realized his light was burned out, but he
qu ickly brought out his big spare.
Doug O' Boyle ,kicked up a cloud of dus t off
the sta rt and took the lead ahead of Armbruster.
There wa s no stop ping O'Boyie as he showed
the rest of the 14-rider field the fast way around
the blue groove. After ride rs sor ted themsel ves
out Dave Kolenda sta ked his claim on second
place and played a perfect blocking game with
Pat Buchanan, who tried in vain to find a way
around him. Kolenda seemed to have eyes in the
ba ck of his helmet as a fru strated Buchan an
couldn' , make a move without finding the door
slammed in his face. As they came down two
th e checke red flag several lengths behind
Team MUZzy" '''li
Kawasaki wins 1
3rd, and4th
at Loudon, with PM
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