Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

&I S/ MIN I: 1. John Dinkins (Kaw ); 2. Dan ny Ca rlso n (Ka w); 3. Tod d Clayto n (y a m); 4. Co rey Clayton (Y.lm). 125 BEG: 1. Josh Peemen (Suz); 2. Neil AloMO (Suz ); 3. John lngiis (Su z); 4. Jus tin Turner (Yam); S. Jam es B.lkcr (Yam) . 250 BEG: 1. De nnis T urne r (Kaw); 2 Eric Kaiser (Yolm); 3. Jud d Sca nla n (Ya m); 4. Ma lt Hat c her (S uz ); S. Da vid Roberts (Hon) . 125 NOV : 1. Jaso n Field s (Suz ); 2. Fred Ogri m (Hun); 3. Cory Sieve", (SU7.); 4. Fritz: Bottge r (Hon); 5. Ryan Fleming (I-Ion). 250 NOV: 1. J<..... h WilIi.ams (Hon); 2. Damel N ichols (Suz ); 3. Wilson Nichols (Suz). 25+ BEG: 1. ·Je rry Helm (Yam); 2. Den nis Gdll.aghcr (I-Ion); 3. Warren Stimpson (Kaw); 4. Dari n Davis (Yam); 5. Ton y Rodrigues (Hon) . 25-JO NOV : 1. J"ml."liMan gold (Suz ); 2. Larry llakl' ( (y a m); 3. Rick y Fen umde7. (Yam ); 4. Car los [o hnson (Yam) ; S. Yun Z uide ma (Yam). 25-30 INT : 1. Dennis Foster (Ho n); 2. Quint Smi th (Suz) . 30 + BEG : I. T.e. Brinegar (Hon); 2. Rid Ze ig ler (Su z); 3. arcce Forinasy (ya m) ; 4. Tim Da ily (I-Ion); 5. Karl Scanla n (Yam ). O n-tG BEG: 1. Terry Moh r; 2. Danny He rri ngt on; 3. Bruce Bande mer; 4. Bill Barnett; 5. Dan Smith . OT ti C NOV : 1. Ge ne Jo hnso n; 2. Mike Robres: 3. Scott Walla ce; 4. Bill Yanley ; 5. Kirk Luxrorkq, OTHG INT : 1. Ric h Sarver; 2. Ca rlo s Jo hn ston; 3. Louie Springer; 4. Sieve Gordo n; 5. Carl Pow ell. . OT HG EXI' : 1. Greg Fou nta in ; 2. Fr itz Sc h le gel; 3. Marc C rmby; 4. C ra ig Bn>iha n; 5. Dee Tyron. OT HG I'RO: 1. C raig Hoffmeis tr-r; 2. Bob Casper; 3. Tom Belton. for th ird also we n t down to the check ered as Finch, Ch uck Enscoe and Preman were less than a bike length apart at the line. Results 60 (6-8 ): 1. Daton Beavers (K.lw ); 2. Moke Conne r (K.a w). 60 (9-- 1): 1. Scott Nl"hon (Kaw) ; 2. Ch ris Hu nsinger (Kaw); 3. 1 Chris Rogers (Ka w); 4. Cole Beavers (Kaw ). 80 (14-16): 1. D..nny Carlson (Kaw ). t 80 BEG (12- 16): 1. Je re m ia h Newco me r (Yam); 2. M ilton C hav e z (Ya m ); 3. Bra ndon Da hl ge n (Yam); 4. Brian Mo rga n (lGIw ); 5. Bran d on Morga n. 80 S/M INI: 1. Danny Ca rlson (Kaw) ; 2. Geoff Rad er (Suz); 3. Sea n Hamblin (Yam ); 4. Corey Dayton (Yam). 125 BEG: 1. Joel N unnally (Yam); 2. Gle nn Bran son (Suz) ; 3. Nic k Va rga 5 (Yam); 4. Jo n Browt"l' (K",w ); 5. Neil Alonzo (Sur.). 250 BEG: I. Ryan Beverege (Kaw); 2. Judd Scan la n (ya m); 3. Matt Pa rso ns (Y3m); 4. Scott Dolphin (Yam); 5. Pcte Marino (Sur.). 125 NOV: 1. Tun Beatt y (Y.am); 2. Glenn Bran so n (Su z); 3. Dan Finch (Suz) ; 4. Chuck Enscoe (Yam) ; S. Fritz Bottge r (l ion) . i.lh Browe r (Kaw); 3. 250 NOV: 1. Sea n Neary (Suz) ; 2. Je' rt>m Tony Rodriguez (ya m); 4. Jimmie Deever (Yam); S. David Stanto n (Yam) . 125 INT: 1. Clin t Warne r (1-lon); 2. Oscar Ancheta (Suz ); 3. Raymond Ilow t'", (Kaw). 250 INT: 1. Tra vis Cory (Yam); 2. Ch ip Rota n (}(aw); 3. Gabe Bolivar (Ydm); 4. Clint Warner (Su z). 250 PRO: 1. Ray McInt osh (1- on) ; 2. Joh n Sereika (KdW). 1 25... BEG: 1. Rich Wa itt'" (Kaw) ; 2. Ma lt Lang (Hon); 3. Doug Lovett (Suz) ; 4. Cy Zuidema (Ya m); 5. Rubbi e Pippen (1~un). 25+ NO V: 1. Ton y Pej haus (Hon) ; 2. Yon Zu idema (Ya m). d 25... lNT : 1. Joe FelT\oJnde (Kaw ). z 30+ BEG: 1. So:ott Dilvi.. (Hon ); 2. Keilh o.:-a(l (SU7.);3. Broce . Forni!." (Yam) ; 01. Mike Dunla p (Kaw) ; 5. Jim 8o.ock (Ya m). 30... NOV : I. Jon Thomas (Hlm); 2. Ca rlm Jo hn ston (Yam); 3. Jim Slen tz:(Hon); 4. John Nixon (K.lw ); 5. Tami Rice (Suz) . 30... INT: 1. Matt Tedder (Hon ). Nunnally, Beatty top Starwest Motocross By Dav id A. Procida M ORENOVALLEY, CA, AUG. 11 Joel Nu nnally and Tim Beatty share d two major thin gs in comm on durin's the fina l rou nd of the Starwes t Mar ty Smith Wednesda y Night Series: one, they both rod e a 125cc bike, Nun na lly a Hond a and Beatt y a Yamaha, and two, they both took the overa ll victo ry winning bot h of their motes. Nu nna lly grabbed the holesho t to lead the 12Scc Beginner class over the Kon g Lau ncher. Behind him, last week 's w inner Andy Smith was runn ing a stro ng second wit h Nick Vargas, Neil Brown wins U.S. Open at Bear Creek Speedway 28 29,1993 the lead by attemp ting to do ub le the Twi n Peaks but cam e up sho rt, resulting in a pa infu l get-o ff. Va rga s, o nly a sho rt dista nce be hind, barely missed the fallen rider passing him before the flagmen could slow do wn the follo wing riders. Up front , Nunnally wa s bike lengths ahea d of Vargas and continued to pull awa y from him. Behind the Iront pair there was a battl e brewing between A lon zo and Old kn ow, wh ile moving 50: 1.Ch a rlie !ta lia (Yam); 2.Tom Rohn (HUll); 3. Stephen H a~(Ya m) . ~ O PEN FIT: 1. Dale Wakdield (Hon) , 2. Eric Kln!\ot"f (Rtll); 3. l...enny Um pleby (Hon); 4. Mar k Pahanish (Hon); 5. "Pops" Sigler (Hon). U.s . O PEN : I. Scotty Brown (Jaw); 2. John Lew is Uaw ); 3.Pa t Reyn old s Uo1W); 4. 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In the first moto Stru nk gained the adv antage by the second lap and held it unti l th e fo ur th, Th en sud denly as he clear ed the small whoops, Strunk took a spill which frightened fans and caused him to lose two positions, putting h im in third place. By lap six he manu vered back in to second by passing Robby Cook in th e sweepe r befor e the s ta r ting lin e. Fans went wild as Strunk caught Ca rrier and finally ~ AUG. 21, ' By Kevin Geo rge S. CANTON, OHAUG. 7 Scotty Brown repeated his state cham pionship pe rfec t sco re per form an ce to top the Freedom H arl ey- Da vi d s on spo nso red U.S . Open Speedway Champions hip hosted by the Bear Creek Speedway. The c v c a t pits 16 qua lifie rs in a " Rou nd Robin" 20 hea t forma t to ea rn a start in the 4 race main eve n t. The top fou r rid ers ea rn the right to race in the mains. Brown attribu ted his perfo rmance to "a lot of lap s." "I spent some time racing speed way 4 and 5 nigh ts a week in California. The local rid ers here usually ride one o r tw o ra ces a w eek ," sa id Brown. "We hav e gotten to the point that there are 4 or 5 local riders that can ou trun m e on any given night , but they put too much pr essure on themselves at the big events." Brian Daily was one of those riders read y to top Brown. Daily led the first two laps of their first head to head mee ting when exiting tum tw o th e primary chain o n Daily ' s Go dde n sna pped , and Daily went h ead first to the clay. Th e ma chin e was a write-o ff, a ltho ug h Dail y was ready for more. A new Jaw a loan er from Phil Kalusha was n' t eno ugh to get Daily into the program as he d ropped poin ts after an excellent star t. Ma rk Mau rer a nd Kev in Smith wer e also knocking on the mai n eve n t door. Both rid ers have less than two years experie nce but ran well enough to tie for sixth overall. Poland 's Bogden Muszynski. who finished on the pod ium for the state eve nt, misse the U.S. Open show by two d poin ts and hod to settle lor fifth. The mai n ca me down to Bro w n, Pa t Rey nolds, Je ff Tr etera a nd John Lew is. As Brown domina ted the race, Reynolds and Lewis do mina ted the action. In the turns the two riders rub bed han d lebars, elbows, wheels and nerves as they wen t side by side for four solid laps with Lewis taking seco nd place. Results Alon zo and Pa ul O ld know round ing ou t the top five posit ions. Du ri ng Iap tw o Smith we n t for up th ro ugh the ra nks wa s Joh n Bracamonte, wh o ch arged s tro ng ly af ter a poor sta rt. Bracamonte's first victim was Paul Steele, and th en on e by one he w orked his wa y u p to Oldkn ow and Alonzo, passing both riders . He s taye d on the gas, puUin g away from Alonzo, but it was now late in the moto and the lead pa ir had gotten too far away to catch. Nu nnally took the checkered bringing the moto to a close wh ile Vargas, Bracam ont e, Alon zo and Jon Brower rounded out the top five slots. Mot o tw o saw a ca rbo n co py of th e first mot o s ta r t, N u n na lly holes ho t fo llowed by Smith, who agai n went for th e pass over the d oubl e ju mp only to come up sho t aga in. Th is time Vargas alm ost land ed on him , hit ting his bike instead , and ran off the track. He recovered qui ckly but not befor e Bracamonte scooted by for second . Up fro n t, N u nna lly aga in never looked back, nor did he' have reason, an d went wi re- to-wi re for the wi n. Bracamonte held off Vargas for second, wh ich also gave him second overa ll. Brower came across the checkered next, successfully d ropping Neil Alonzo back to fifth overall. Tim Beatty grabbed the holesho t in the 12Sec No vice first mo to wi th Dan Finc h and Gle nn Branso n d icing for third . Branson was all over Finch and it pa id o ff on the second lap as the pair went side by side on the back section of the t rac k and Branson held it on longer pa ssing Finch in the comer. Beh ind Finch there was a ba tt le go ing on for lourth bet ween Edd ie Nichol s, And y Yates and Aaron Prem an. Both Yates and Preman pu shed past Nichols and then Preman went for the pass jus t before the do uble d ouble and both rid er s went d own in a p ile when contact was made at the apex of the tum . Fritz Bottger mov ed up fro m a mid -pa ck start to take up the slack from Yates and Prcman and soo n was at the rear fende r of Nichols . A lap later Nichols lost anoth er slot while up front Bea tty took the wi n a safe d is tance ahead of Branson. Branson was out for blood as he came off the gate stro ng in moto two and went th rou gh tum two side by side with Beatty. Branso n was all over the Beatty and managed to stick a whee l in on the YZ rider on more than one occasion only to have the door slammed in his face. Lap after la p th e tw o w e nt at it a nd o n th e la s t la p Bra ns on pull ed a long si d e 0 1 Beatt y in th e whoop s and actu all y p ulled ou t in fro n t, b u t Beatty rail ed the outs ide line and man aged to hold off the Branson once agai n. Branso n d idn't get another chance, and Beatty took his second mo to win and the overall victory. Branson still took a respectab le second place finish. The battl e The ... (OS. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! r:£R.asA. COMPUTER SOFfWARE MClV1s.4 ~~".& - ~o~e; I ~~~ PULSE CHARGER 2';'Cvc/e Emans/on Chambers 800·831·2220 NOW OVER - 2 5- DESIGN AND TESTING PROGRAMS Ph.(310) 531-1619--Fax(310) 531-3524 39

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