Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

PRE-ENTRY FORM one eye on the level in his tank, trying to avoid a second out-of-gas delay. The finish line was quiet as all ears strai ned for the first sound of Dav is' KX250 and when the second green bike flashed past the checkered flag, the stopwatches told the story. After 94 miles and three hours and 10 minutes of feverish raci ng, Da vis had toppled the king. The KX250 pilot had knocked one minute and 18 seconds off Ha mel' s total elap sed time, to take the ov e rall win a nd a $333 check for the 250cc Pro class win. "It feels good - my second ride on the '94 and my second w in," said Davis, who had won an enduro on his new Ka wasa ki /Shoei / Smi th /Maxima / Xtreme /Sidi/Bill's Pipes/LR Racingbacked mount two weeks earlier. Hamel and his Kawasaki/ Answer/ Acerbis / Beam / Bieffe / Bra king / Dunlop/Don Joy /F&L/RK/IMS/Maxima/ Mag num/N Style/Pro Circuit/PowerBar/Scott's PerL/Scott/Sprocket Spec./Back Canteen/MXA/Xtreme/ Oakley / Bel-Ra y / Dunlop / Pro Taper/Endura/Trick/NGK/ Alpinestar/Shoei/Troy Lee/l00%/LR Racingbacked KX500 reported no major problems during the race. "No problems whatsoeve r, " sai d Hamel. "1 just rode as hard as 1 could. This is as challenged as I've been lately." Zitterkopf held the throttle on his KTM 250 open all the war. to third overall, six minutes behind his 250cc Pro rival, Davis. Ondas rode his own pace all the way to fourth overall, John Flores' CRSOO crossed the line in fifth, and Jim Gray's leap-frog effort from the back of the 250cc pack paid off with a sixth-p lace finish in his first KTM-mounted effort. Scot Harden took top honors in the Over-30 Pro d ivision with a ru naway win in seventh overall ; Krause completed the course in eighth; the Folks brothers, Bryan and Daryl, duked it out for n inth in th e overall standings; and Destry Abbott poured water on his overheated brakes all the way to 11th overall . "When Abbott caught me, that was the last straw for me," said KTM250cc racer Bryan Folks, who was passed five miles from the finish but still finished two places ahead of Abbott on adjusted time. Jarrod Wheeler tipp ed over a couple of times on his wa y to the top of the Expert d ivis ion in 13th over all, and Steve Tichenor's RMl25 wrapped up the 125cc Pro class 16 pl aces a head of its nearest quarter-liter competition in 18th overall. Over-38 Pro w in ne r, Mike Sixber y ra n out of brakes goi ng into the last loop. "Tha t made it tough." C'l Results Olk I . Ty Dam (J(aw); 2. Darmy Hamel (J(aw ); 3. Greg Zitterkopl (KTM ); 4. Da ve Ondas (J(aw); 5. John Flore (Hon ); 6. Jim Gray (KTM) ; 7. Scot Harden (KThI) ; 8. Paw Krause (J(aw) ; 9. Bryan Folks (ICIM) ; 10. Dazyl Folks (ICTM); 11. Desery Abbott (ICIM); 12. Paw Pitts (Suz); 13. Jarrod Wheeler (Han); 14. Craig Baker (Yam); 15. Brian Schmuckle (Hon); 16. To m Webb OC-Ow) ; 17. Mike Sixbery (Yam); 18. Step he n Tichenor (Suz); 19. Julian Ce rny (Ya m); 20. Shaw n Chavez (Suz); 21. . Richard Wille (Hus) ; 22. Jell Fredon. OC-Ow); 23. William O'Hara (KThI); 24. James Loh (Yam); 25. Troy Kalina (Hon). OPEN PRO, 1. Danny Hamel (Kaw); 2. Dav e Ondas (J(aw) ; 3. John Flores (Hon).250 PRO: 1. Ty Dam (Kaw); 2. Greg Zitterkopf (ICIM); 3. Jim Gray (KThI) . 125 PRO: 1. Stephen Ti chenor (Suz) ; 2. Ja mi e Campbell. OVER 30 PRO: 1. Scot Ha rden (KTM); 2. Brian Sclunuckle (Hon ); 3. Jell Fredette (Kaw) . OVE R 38 PRO: 1. Mike Six bery (Ya m) ; 2. Dic k Burleson (Suz); 3. Steve Pitts (5uz). OPEN EX: 1. Jarrod WbeekT (Ha n); 2. Richard Wilk (H us); 3. William O'Hara (KTM ). 250 EX: 1. Julian Ce rn y (y olm); 2. Shawn Chavez (Suz) ; 3. Tro yKaIina (Han). 125 EX: 1. Geeg Smi th (Suz); 2. Joe O'Hara (Han). OVER 25 EX: 1. Brad Christensen (Yam); 2. Sha wn Maxfield (Yam); 3. Guy Glotkowski (Hus). OVER 30 EX: 1. Ron La wso n; 2. Bill Swenson (Kaw). OVER 35 EX: 1. Jim Stott (ICTM); 2. Bill Berreth (Kaw ); 3. Don O'Kwy (KTM). OVER 4ll EX: I. Tom Webb (Kaw); 2. Rick Platts (Han); 3. George Antill (Kaw ). AD M ISSIO N Amateur Event Only Adults . . . S8.00 Ch ildren ( 10 and Under) .. . S5.00 Available event day ONLY RACE HEADQUARTERS TAMPA Ra m ada Stadium 4732 N. Dale Mabry Tampa, FL PRE-ENTRY INFORMATION There will be NO POST ENTRIES accepted! 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