Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

PRE-ENTRY FORM real s to ry was the ba ttl e wh ich too k pl ace behi n d th e lea d e r as riva l co n te nd ers Kemp Stewart and Rick Claxton took their priv ate wa r for ove rall hono rs right to the last check. As the 130 competi tors began ven turing out onto the co urse, it wouldn 't be un til the firs t ti med section. which was befo re the se cond check, that the race would beg in to take shape .wh en Hines rocketed through the tigh t, technical sectio n to drop a 3:45 and assume control of the lead at that point. Things remained fairly qui et until the riders mo tored through the flags at the fourth check, where Stewart managed to drop only a single poin t while everyone else in conten tion, including early lead er Hines, all had a two written on their ind ividua l score cards. After an eig ht mile roa d section, the co mpetitors would come into the official gas stop whi ch rou ghly marked the halfway poin t of the event. A qu ick look a t the front-runners' score ca rds would revealthat Hin es enjoyed a 48-second lead over Stewart as they both shared a score of five. H ine s wou ld blitz throu gh the 20· mi nu te reset sec tion and drop a three while Stewa rt cou ld only must er a four. The scores would rema in the same un til the last 1Il-mile section, which had the second securit y check. Hine s stop ped the clock at five flat through the flag s, fini shing the da y with an eventual 13. Behind him, the battle between Claxton and Stewart w ould end wi th Stewart ed gin g out his riva l wi th a 5:06 co mp a red to Claxton's score of 5:04. Although both competitors would claim a 14, after the tie-brea kers were ad ded up, Stewart edged out Claxton by a mere 35 seconds to claim second overall honors and his first NIITRA enduro championship. Res ults 0 / A:. 1. Kevi n Hinn. H -PT A:. I. Mikr Hu-. H-PTa 1.1.iMsan Dmia. H·PT c: t. Sron Conn..,. . A A:. 1. ~mp Sttowut; 2. Rick Q.u;ton. B/W A:. I. BOO White; 2. Knry Cla rke; 3. Ron Stev~ L/W A:. I. Bert Guerrette; 2. ~ me ~lly; 3. One Gunn.. H /W A: 1. Dunc.an Broat ch ; 2. Miltr u h.lni lty; 3. Da n Cow an. VET A:. 1. Mn : Pa~; 2. Ceo"8'!'8.l1'Tt"tt; 3. Chris Cutter. SR A: 1. Fn:d Bumlwn,; 2. SreveFoI1l1.inrk,; 3. Bill Johnson. 4-STRK A: 1. Bill Drommcy; 2. M.lrk Giro ux; 3. Rich Scy- m o.". 5/5R AlB IC:. 1. Cordon gaaee. B/ W 8; 1. Tun Murp hy; 2. Rick Hrins; 3. ~stian Venwn. L/ W B: I. JoUnl"S Roberge;2. Mike eyr; 3. PatricltCu1ney. H/W 8: 1. ~ Kravitz; 2. Philip Sted; 3. Cary Ryan. VET B; I. Alan Verb ; 2. Tom Hardy; 3. ~yne Du ttinger. 5R B: 1. Jim Stod dard ; 2. RobertLand ry; 3. N ick Corwin. 4·STRK.: 1. Kevin j ord .n; 2. John ComidirllP; 3. Ma u Bingham. B/ W C: I. Mike Stonr; 2. Ken AIkins. L/W C: 1. Hnbm F" tsehrr; 2. Richard Phi ps;3. Kevi n Faillup UOUSTON AMATEUR SUPBKCKOSS Saturday A.M. January 22, 19 94 U OUSTON ASTRO D OME PRE-ENTRY ONLY!! ABSOLUTELY NO POST-ENTRY SIGN UP! .ENTRY INFO WORLD SPORTS Mail-In Pre-Entry - $40 ] /2] /94 FRIDAY ONL Y SIGN- UP pre-EnterB-dRid ers- p ic k-up pac ket at reg istration. HOURS: 4:00PM - 10:00PM at Race Headquarte rs. , If) ,.....-1 All Riders & ' Mechanic s MUS! come to registration at race headquarters! All Riders under 18 years old must be acc omp a nied by Parent or Guardian! ADMISSION Amateur Event Only U OJ S OJ OJ Q RACE HEADQUARTERS HOUSTON Holiday Inn Astradome 81 11 Kirby Drive Houst on , TX 77054 (7 13) 790- 1900 PRE-ENTRY INFORMATION W~ ..0 Adults . . . 58.00 Children ( 10 and Under) , .. $5.00 Available event day ONLY 'Mechanicsw ishing to purch ase an arm b and that enables them to go to the line w ith their riders must come to registration . H There w ill be NO POST ENTRIES accepted ! A LIMITED NUMBER OF PRE-ENT S RIE AREBEING ACCEPTED! ~ If there is a proble m w ith yo u r e nt ry yo u w ill be c o ntacted , ------------------------------------------HONDA & SUZUKI CONTINGENCY PROGRAM _ 51c c _65cc _85cc _ 85c c _85cc Auto (4-8) Stock 7-11 7-11 12-13 14-15 S A N e TlON ED Clip and Sove Top Portion for Your Information AWARDS PAY BACK 7 PLACES CLASS STRUCTURE Place a in the c la ss(es) yau choa se to ride. 125 C Novice 125 B Intermediate 125 A 125Youth 12-15 _ _ Plus 25 __250 C Novice __250 B Intermediate _ 250/500 A _Seniors 3D-Up _ _ Seniors 35-Up __Seniors 4D-Up __500 Novice ' B/ C' EACH PRE-ENTRY MUST BE POSTMARKED BY JANUARY 3,1994 PRE-ENTRY MAIL-IN ENTRY FEE: $40.00 Per Class MAIL-IN ENTRY FEE INCLUDES: Amateur Rider Gate Fee" Rider Entry Fee, PLUS an Ac tion Pit Passand an Early Entry Passto Saturday Nights Pro Supercross d. H /W c: 1. JohnCrischuk: 2. Bob EdWOlrd S; 3. l e. Zwick. VET C: 1. Da vid Cameron; 2. Don Zon p;ol; 3. Rich ud . Deseee ..... 5 R C: I.lohn Duquel e; 2. Rick Migrw ne lli; 3. Don Prevest. 4·STRK C: 1. ]t'ny Ryan; 2. 5l-anMacdono ugh... . Name: Ad dress: Zip: Harsha tops Fay at Salem IT By Clay Light SALEM, OR, NOV. 27 Rotax-m ounted Jeff Harsh a top ped Washington's Mickey Fay in the evening's 2G-lap Ope n Pro main event at the opening race of a five race IT series at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. Harsha won the first Pro heat race ahead of Chris Fit zh ugh and Do n Wilson, wh ile heat tw o wa s also a batt le between Nati onal-n umber ri ders Fay, riding a Ha rley-Da vidson, an d Wood-Rota x ride r Jeff An nen . Fay go t around Annen to sit on the po le position for the ma in even t. Mai n e ven ts sta rted off with Suzuki rider Mike Pier ce w inning the 6s cc A m ain b y a huge ma rg in after d oing likewise in the hea t race fo r tha t class . Th e only real acti on in the ma in was the battle for the remai ni ng trophy spo ts, such as Chris Wai te a nd Cody Garvin's swapfest for second , which wa s wo n by Wai te. Garvin, Matt McCoy and Sean U ght filled in the top five. Pie rce also ca me back to top th e 125cc A main to card a rare d oubl e-class win Twelv e riders lined up tor the 26-lap Open Pro main event, which incl ud ed n ine AMA Experts - five with National numbers - and three Pro-Am riders. Fay sat on the pole, but Annen, Harsha and Fitzhugh pushed into the lead at the wave of the green flag. Comin g out of the dogleg, Fitzh ugh and Fay tang led, and the pair went d own, causing a restart. On ce things got settled down, Harsha took comman d a nd wa s neve r headed . Fay and Fitzhugh loom ed in Harsha 's shado w the entire race, but neith er could get a whee l past him as the three established a good-sized lead over the b attle betw een Experts La rs Trulson, Wilson, Annen and Tro y Rose. Har sh a held off Fay's advances to take a win aboa rd the Golde n West Accessori es/ Evergr een Drywa ll/Valley Doo rspo nsored Rot a x. Fay, Fitzh ugh, Trulson a nd Wilson ro unded ou t the lop five. ~Ag e:---- AMA #:,---------- City: Day Phone : State: Riding #: _ 2ndChoice _ X $40.00 equals _ _ (Amount Due) Bike Brand : Numb er of Entries Checked: AMA Membership will be req uired. This may be purchased at ev ent."AM A - $29.00/year MAil CASHIERS CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: World Sports - P,O. Box 7698 - Sf. Petersburg, FL 33734 Phone : (81 3) 894-0439 P-':R~~ !\\~ SCOTT~~ C7 ~~ ffiilll1TIrJ] DUNLOP •• _..... _ ~ KIDINCToTHEFulUN E . - A WO RLD SPORTS EVENT " - Boyesen ~ ~~ ,....,. ha~';1.e[.~.e.ad P:=~ ~~~ ENGINEERING Donate to THECLAYTON FOUNDATION 2201 Cherry Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 I 310/427-7433 "We want to be yourfavoriteclwrity" 25

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