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Cycle News 1993 09 29

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some interest ing pairings . Dub b Farre ll defeated Stev e Nuller in the fir st match wh ile Jim Fmhbnck and jan Ballard ended in a draw after both riders had bike problems. Kelly Moran and Denn is Sigalos took it the di sta nce with Sigalos coming out on top . Steve Columbo beat Steve Nutter, but he didn't fare as well against Steve's bro ther, Sonn y, who took the w in in two straight races. Resu lts PAIRS: 1. S. McConnell (Gdn)/C. Ve neg as Qaw ); 2. M. Fa ria Uaw)/ D. Odom (GeIn); 3. R. Pfetzin g (Wes)jB. Werner Qaw) ; 4. (TIE) a Odey (Wes) /L Kossuth (GM); S. Lucero (Gd n)jL King (Wes ). SDCAR: 1. D. Stt!ele/ D. King (Hon ); 2. r . lewisII. Macy eder (Yain); 4. D. Ga rdne r/D. Lyn ch (Kaw) ; 3. J. Matherson/D. Le (Kaw) . Bruce bags San Jose MX By Bill Spence r SAN JOSE,CA, AUG. 29 joe Bruce a nd his Dublin Kaw asaki / Hond a /Suzuk i-sponsored RM topped the Pro class on another newl y cons tru cted Trak 1 MX track, insid e the famed San jose m ile. Eric Pucel ik led the early la ps o f the firs t mot o that saw Da n Roge r crash an d in ju re a knee . Puceli k ha d tracti on tr oubl e all d ay and stalled tw ice in the second moto, allowing Bruce, the 1992-93 End uro- thon champ to run down the CR25D-mountcd Pucelik on his RMl 25 and win both Pro motos. Curt Wilcox four-stroked to finish third with Pa ul Weng er crashi ng ou t of the first moto and finish ing thi rd in the second . Wilc ox wa s a do uble w inn er, toppi ng th e ope ning moto in the Vet / Senior / Super Sen ior A an d B riders ove r Ed d H ay mo n d a nd Bill McClin ton . Scott Lar son toppped the B class over jerry Woh lgemuth a nd Dann y Sturgeon . Ch ris Dom in gu ez won h is first mot ocr oss, capturing the.Ope n class ove r Al Blanco and exspri n t ca r racer Blair Pine. Gary Pla at je was a d ou bl e mo to w in ner in th e Ve t C class o ve r Mar k Johnson and Ken Gou rley, while Manuel Hernandez won the Beginner class . . Mike Hernandez topped the Mini B/C class over Ka thy Pruitt a nd Shaun Wilcox while Toby Chalios won th e Mini Begin ne r class. Jimmy Hazel was the best of the 60cc class, an d Steve Hernandez won the Pee Wee di vision. C asey Musick turn ed in grea t rides in the B classes, w inn ing both the 125cc and 250cc ove rails. Eric Shofstall topped the 250cc C class ove r - Shane Verdin and Bob Piment el. Resu lts S/SR A: 1. Curt Wilcoll: (Hon); 2. Edd Haym on d"(KTM); 3. Bill McClin ton (ATK). VET B: 1. Scott Larson (Yam); 2. Jerry Wohlgt'ffiuth (H an); 3. Dan Sturgeon (i-Ion) . O PEN : 1. Chris Domingu~z (KTM); 2. Bla ir Pine (Yam) 3. Craig Fine (Hun). PRO: 1. Joe Broce (SU1.); 2. Eric:Pucelik (Ha n); 3. Curt Wilcoll:. VET/ SR C 1. Ga ry PI.aatje (Ya m); 2. Mar k John Mln; 3. Ken ). Gourley (y am); 4. Mike DiCr istina (Hon ); 5. Rich Krceke (lCTM VET/SR 0: 1. Manuel Hernan dez (Yam); 2. Don Giberson; 3. Scott Kru n ic (yam); 4. G~ Abell (H us); S. Ken Wilson (Kaw ). 80 B/ C: 1. Mike Hiemandn (Kaw ); 2. Kathy Pru itt (Hon); 3. Shaun Wilcox (Hon) . . 80 D: 1. To by Chal ic e (Han ); 2. Erik G ran zow (Yam ); 3. Graha m Farmer (Hon ); 4. Scott Borg (Kaw); S. Chris Burich (Kaw ). 125 B/C: I. Casey Mu sick (Kaw); 2. Greg Oh lMn (Kaw) ; 3. Jason Murrell (Kaw ); 4. Wade Speyer (Kaw ); 5. Chr is McCallie (Hon) . 125 D: 1. Russ Piggott (Han ); 2. N ick Pap pas (Kaw); 3. Ch ris Lubas (Suz); 4. Brian Kinne y ($oz.); 5. Rick Crospi (Ha n). 60~ 1. Jimm y Ha zel (Kaw ); 2. Steve n Heman~ (Kaw ); 3: Ad rien Ftgueroe (K.w ); 4. Josh Jenkin s (K.aw); S. Tony Bernardi (K>w). r /w : 1. Sleven He rna rsdez (K.aw); 2. Adri en Flgut.oroa (K.aw). 250 B/C: 1. Ca sey Musick (Su z); 2. Eric Shof stall (Suz) ; 3. Shane Verdin (K.a w); 4. Bob Pimentel (Kaw); 5. Jus tin See m..n (Yam). 250 D: 1. Jason Batm an (Ha n); 2. Richard Fajard o (Yam); 3. Rand y Heim (Hon); 4 . Larry Sm ith (Yam); S. Steve n Jenkins (Y.m ). Faria, Manchester jam at Lake Perris Speedway By Ela ine Jon es LAKE PERRIS, CA, SErf.9 Mike Fa ria and Ch ris Manchester scored ma in event wins at Lake Perris Speedway with Fa ria taking the Handicap win and Manchester the Scratch. . In the Handicap main it was Faria on the Shoei /Oilzall /Scott/Terry Cable Weslake. who came from the 40 yard line and ra n side by side with Mark Ha n nah fo r three laps before he could ge t around . After that it was clear sailing for Faria all the way to the checke red. Hannah looked to have se cond, bu t Chris Manchester cam e fro m the 60 yard line, moving th ro ugh traffic like a guided m issile and took over second with three laps left. Manchester ran ou t of time and could n' t ca tch Faria . ji m Estes also became a spoiler as h e gra b bed third from Hannah at the line. Charlie Venegas came ou t of the nu mbe r two gate and got the jump on the field in the Scratc h main . Manchester locked into second, and with the white flag showing, mad e the move that gave hi m a very close win. ' Venegas settled for second, an d Faria topped Steve Lucero for the third. Dirk Gardner and Doug Lynch wen t wire to wi re in the Sideca r main . Peter Lewis and Jamie Macy were in th e hu n t all th e way b ut jus t co u ldn't find the edge they need ed to get by. Bruce And erso n and Carl Fisher cracked the top three for the first time this season at Lake Perr is and continued to sh ow imp rove ment with every passing week. Rand y Skinner worked h is w a y in to the Sup po rt main from the semi and came from the 30 yard line to collect all the marbles. Mike Reed al so carne from th e 30 and was secon d with Rand y Fanni n rounding out the field in third. Results SCRATC H: 1. Ch ris Manche ste r (Jaw); 2. Charlie Venega s Caw); 3. Mike Faria (Wes); 4. Steve Lucero (Cd n). HOCr: 1. Mike Faria (Wes ); 2. Chris Manchester Oaw); 3. Jim S Entes Cawa ); 4. Gary Hicks (Wes); S. Ch.uli e Vent'Sol Qaw). SOCAR: I. D. Gardner/D. Lynch (Kaw h 2. I'. l.ew~/J. Macy (Kaw ); 3. B. Andl?r.Kln / C Flo.her (Yam). SUI': 1. Randy Skinne r Oaw); 2. Mike Reed (Wes); 3. Rand y Fannin (Wes); 4 . Mitch Hall (Jaws); S. Mike Monby Caw). JR 0-1: l . Steven Downing; 2. M ich ael H u ll ; 3. Jimmy Pishba ck, Hedden earns championship at Auburn Speedway ByGen Moore AUBURN, CA, SErf. 10 Bobby Hedden had never won a Scratch ma in a t Aubu rn 's Fast Fr id a y s , but th e po p u la r Or a ngeval e rid er esse n tially put toget her five Scratch mains on his wa y to winning the Fast Fridays track championship . Riding to perfection , he was able to best all the oth er rid ers and finish with a perfect score. In a cha m p ions h ip six teen rid er s compete against one another in five rounds of fou r races . each. The first p lace rid er earns thr ee points, the second pla ce finisher receives two and the num ber thr ee ma n is aw arded one point . At the end of the even ing the rider with the most points is the champion. At the end of rou nd thr ee Hedden was un defeat ed , lead ing b oth Al an Chris tian an d jim Sisemore b y one po int. At th e concl us ion o f roun d four Sisemor e and Ch ristian we re tied w ith ele ven points wh ile He d den led with a score of twelve. In round five Hedden won his race, wh ich gave h im th e cha m p ion shi p ou tright. Christian be a t Sise more whic h all owed him to lock up second in the point stand ing s. Sisemore finished third. " I'm really excited about winning ton ight. I've been working ha rd on my starts and to win all of my races tonight is really a high for me," Hedden said . " I' m lo okin g to d o well in the Qualifiers and compete in the Nationals." Resu l ts C'SHIP: 1. Bobby Hed den (Gdn)16 ; 2. Ala n Olristian (Wrs ) 14; 3. Jim Sisemo re (Wes) 13. 0-2 : 1. Doug Mignano (Wes); 2. John O 'Connell (Wes ); 3. , Sean Con ley (Gdn). 0-3 : 1. Shaw n MacDonald (Wes) ; 2. Rich Mign an o (Well). JR 0-1 : 1. Malt 8ecket' (Wes); 2. Billy Janniro (Wes); 3. Matt Proto (Wes). JR 0-2: 1. Brett Becker (W es) ; 2. Ia n Essary ; 3. Je re m y M,lIttinez. Howden tops Mountain View Motocross By Frank Wiersma Photo by Scott G. Rich TUCSON, AZ, SErf. 4 Ken Howden rode steadily to w in bo th motos to capture the 250cc Begin ner class a t Mountai n ViewMX. Steve Somerville pu lled the holeshot in the first moto of the 250cc Beginner class but soon lost it to Shane Anderson , who could hold his speed bette r on the dou bles and triples. Ada m Bode had top position going into the hole but took a myopic exami natio n of the soil coming out, followed by a distant look a t the rear end of the rest of the bikes for most of the first lap. Howden came out of the hole in fourth position b ut rode mistake free to take the lead on lap five and hold it the rest of the way. josh Barney followed Howden in the climb through the pack but coul dn' t get by Anderson and had to settle for third . In th e seco nd moto, Som erv i lle again claimed the holeshot with Howden second, but the double jumps agai n were Somerville's undo-ing, an d Howden flew by him on lap three to take the lead and leave the rest of the pack fighting for seco nd p lace. Meanwhile, John Rogers, who got off to a very bad start in moto one and was not much better in moto two, worked his way up from fifth to second by pas sing Bode on lap three and Toby Squ ires on lap six. Squires then took a bad spill on the doubles, and Bode pus hed Rogers all the way bu t could not take second spo t away from him. Roger's improved perfo rmance in mota two gave hi m second place overall with steadfast rider josh Barney taking third . Bobby H edden (left) dominated the track championship at Au burn Speedway. Jeff Land is (138) battled M ike Wein in g (76) fo r the Mountain Vi ew MX win. Ti m Barker took comma nd of the 250cc Nov ice cJass in the firs t moto and finished going away. Chuck Bisceglie held a solid second until the sixth lap when he mad e a mistake and lost h is advantage to Seth Ringenbach a nd Harry Nevel. Bisceglie was la te r p as sed b y jason Alegria and Willie Giroir . In the second moto Barker took the holeshot again bu t went down on the second lap, recovering in seventh position . Nevel took the lead bu t then had his own problems wh ich dropped him to sixth posi tion. Ringenbach comb ined h is competi tors bad fortune with his own persistent rid ing skills to work his way from a sixth place start to the lead on lap five, a lead which he held to the end, givi ng hi m the overall w in. Sean Green, out of contention in the first moto, finished second behind Ringenbach, wi th Bisceglie th ird. Eric Anderson pulled the holeshot and held the lead wi th his 250 Suzuki in bot h motos to take top honors in the Pro class. Res ults 50 BEG: 1. Sean Shelten (Yam); 2. Rane! Cox (Yam); 3. Kyle Rivera (Yam ); 4. Krill Mor ri s (Yam); S. Stepha n ie Wadelto n (Yam). 60 (!J..11): 1. Paul Burge r (Kaw); 2. Cha d Lambert (Kaw); 3. Joshua Reed (Kaw). 60 (9-11): 1. Michae l Blose (Kaw); 2. Nathan Rivera (Kaw); 3. Du5tin Ham by (Kaw); 4. Rya n Wilson (Hen) ; 5. Kevin Lusk (K.1w). 80 BEG: 1. Mik e Foster (Yam ); 2. Mich ilel Jones (Kaw ); 3. Dustin Hlmby (Yam); 4. Brandon Wesson (Yam); S. John H.tnis (K>w). 60 NOV : 1. George Hamm el (Suz); 2. Klint LaPlan te (Suz). 125 BEG: 1. Dan Sutherland (Hen) ; 2. Greg Brydie (Yam) ; 3. Ryan Evan5 (H an ); 4. Mar tin He ra nd ez (Han); 5. Ricky Bently (Y~). 125 NOV: 1. Jeff Land is (I-Ion) ; 2. Mike Wein lng (Han); 3. Adrian Leffler (Suz); 4. Rich Mequia (Hon) ; S. Christ lindhunt (Suz ). • . 125 INT: 1. Jeff PIaM'C1d (Su z); 2. Bri.n Highsmith (YiIIff1); 3. Mike Calho un (J

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