Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

18TH ANNUAL the n ext sw eepe r, but w as unable to se t up a pass . Daubitz fell in the bowl tum while running th ird, allowing Kurz an d Shawn Wa ri ng to mo ve up a notch . Da u bitz rec o v ered a n d ch arged back to pressure War ing for fourth. Waring responded by blowing past Kurz in the whoops fo r th ird . Meanwhile, Lat ham an d Wo olse y were eng aged in a ba ttl e up front. Latha m took the checkered flag first, followe d by Woolsey. Waring was able to hold off Kurz for third. Latha m gra bbed the holeshot in moto two, followed by Woolsey, Daubitz and Kurz. Kurz's momen tum carried him into second place by the end of lap one . Woolsey, however, wasn't about to let Latham get away an d go t back around Kurz in the bow l tum to regain the number tw o spot. As Latham, Woolsey and Kurz pulled away, an intense ba ttle for fourth developed among Daubitz, Waring and Joey Pratt . Waring made a move to take ove r fourth through the whoop section. but couldn't pull it off as Pratt closed in. Waring finally passed Daubitz in the woods to take the fourth positi on. Latham raced to the checkered flag-in for the win followed by Woolsey. Pratt made an unbe lievable charge in the final run through the whoops, coming from fifth to third by passing Kurz and Daub itz. Latham contin ued his win streak, by holding Woolsey off during the first 2SOcc Expert moto and Dave Shad e in moto two. Results NATIONS FIRS T OUTDOOR MOTOCRO S S N AT IO N A L OF 1884 $27,5 0 0 PRO F E SSIONAL PURSE Friday, March 4 Amateur National Saturday, March 5 Am ateur National Motocross (Suz). 80 SR (U· 13): 1. Travis EUiott (Suz); 2. Jesus Marquez (Kaw); 3. Jere m iah McGuire (Ho n ); 4. Nicholas Hamil ton (S uz) ; 5. MkhaelBrock (Yam) . 80 SR (14-16): 1. Owky Bogard. (Suz); 2. Caleb Leath (Kaw ); 3. Allen Davis (Ka w); 4. Chad Haney (Yam). 80 OPEN: 1. Owley Bogard (Suzl; 2. Caleb Leath (Kaw); 3. Jesus Marquez (Ka w ); 4. Johnny Marley (Yam); 5. Tr avi s Elliot Sunday, March 6 Pro 125/250 Motocross Nationals J 125 BEG 1. Jeff Griggs (Ka w ); 2. Brian Smith (Hon ); 3. Jerry : Bueger (Suz); 4. CoreyCrimes (Kaw); 5. Pam Bl.uingame (Suz). 125 NOV : 1. Tro y Shifle t (Yam); 2. Brad Llsenbe (Kaw); 3. Billy Vaughn (Hon) ;4. Trip Samples (}(aw);5 . RO!IS Dhayer (Suz). 125 INT : 1. Billy Akers (Suz) ; 2. Dennis Bonner (Kaw); 3. Mike Bcliver (Kaw); 4. Jason Beam (Ka w); 5. Travis Spann (Suz). 125 OPEN : 1. Billy Akers (Suz); 2. Dennis Bonner (Ka w); 3. Travis Spann (Suz); 4. Jason Eckhoff(Kaw); 5. Ross Dhayer (Suz ). 125 EX: 1. Clint Latham (Hon ); 2. Bra d Woo lsey (Kawl ; 3. Joey Pratt (Suz); 4, Mike Kurz {Suz);S. Shawn Waring (lion). 250 BEC: 1. Brlan Sm ith (Suz ); 2. Bane Bonner (Suz); 3. Chris BrcweT (Hon); 4. Michael Spain (Kaw); 5. Chris F10rid (Suz). 250 NO V: 1. Eddie J0fU5 (Kaw); z, Tommy Dickey (y am ); 3. Honda ** Dunlop Test & Press Day from 8:00-Noon** Con~~ZUk! ** Special Autograph Session from 12:00-1 :00 P .M.** gency 50 : 1. C od y Dickey (Yam ); 2. C hri s Warwick (Vilm); 3. Jonathan Kerr (Yam ); 4. logan Williams (Yam); 5. Brandon Thompson (Yam). 60 (1· 11): 1. Dus ty FoWlt.lin (Kaw); 2. Chase Reed (Kaw ); 3. ; Cha d Cook (Ka w); 4. Bradley Barham (KAw) 5. Blake Thompson (Kaw). . . 80 BEG: 1. Matt Minyard (Ka w ); 2. Blake Fannin (Kaw); 3. Derek Kutzer (Kaw); 4. Chuck Ca rot he rs (Suz ); 5. Sha nno n Tomeck (}(aw). 80 JR (7·11): 1. Johnny Marl ey (Yam); 2. Derek Gerd es (Kaw); 3. Beau Boynton (Suz); 4. Jake Jones (Kaw); 5. Adam Mennenga (Kaw). S ~ p.erc ross See all the National Motocross Stars On The Famous Gatorback Track Gates ope n .Gates close Registration 6:30 A.M. 10:00 P.M. 7:00-8:30 A.M. AMA & World Spo rts Membership Requ ired. Available at Registration. AVA SANCT IONED Sh ad d Bow ers (Ho n); 4. Todd Watson (Xaw); S. Joey Bishop (Yam). 2.50 tNT : 1. Mkhael Cage (Suz); 2. Sprint Haynes (Kaw); 3. Mike Boliyer (Ka w ); 4. Will Kasson (Yam); 5. Jeff Case (Han). 250 OPEN: 1. Mich.lel Cage (Suz); 2. Sprint Haynes (Ka w); 3. Roy Fitzwa ter ()(aw); 4. Will Kali50Jt (Yam); 5. Jeff Case (Hon) . 250 EX: 1. Oint Latham (Hon ); 2. Dave Shade (Yam); 3. Brad Woolsey (Kaw ); 4. Joey Pratt (Suz); 5. Shaw n Waring (Hon) . O PEN : 1. Ray Jennings (Yam); 2. James Stainton (Kaw); 3. Darren Braun (Kaw) ; 4. Ha nk Hodes (Ka w); S. Ed Ha ys (Ka w ). NOV (1).25): 1. To mmy Dickey (Yam); 2. Kelly Flee twood (Ka w); 3. Shadd Bowers (Hon); 4. Carl Browning (Suz); 5. Andy Thompson (Yam). INT (0-25): 1. Ray Burgess (Kaw); 2. Jeff Case(Hon ); 3. Rlasell Bro wn (Kaw ); 4. Jennings (Yam~ 5. Hank Hodes (Kaw). EX (0-25): 1. Willie Phee (Hon); 2. Jeff Bailey(Ka w); 3. Marty Layl and (Hon); 4. Hunte r Ca rot hers (Ho n ); 5. Chris Pritchett (Kaw ). NO V (0-30): 1. Ed Hays (Ka w); 2. Tim McCaskill (Xaw) ; 3. Michae l Satterfield (Kaw); 4. Mike Haynes (Suz); 5. Todd Watson Ray (Kaw ). tNT (0-30): 1. Skippe r Roberts (Suz); 2. Jim Vaughn (Kaw); 3. Ha nk Hodes (Kaw ); 4. Mike Haynes (Suz ); 5. Scott Lana (Hon). EX (0-30): 1. H unter Carothers (Hon); 2. Willie Pbee (lion); 3. Tony Watkins (Hon); 4. Ray Arn old (Hon). 40+: 1. Gary Beam (Kaw); 2. Tim McCaskill (Kaw); 3. Kinnie McGraw (KTM); 4. Darrell Bishop (Kaw); 5. Bill Kasson (Yam). GATE FEES WORLD SPORTS P.O. BOX 7698 ST. PETE, FL 33734 (813) 894-0439 --- ~ P-I:Q:~ HONDA ........ DUN".LDP KIOI/VG To THE Fl/TUKE hammerhead 9 , ;t p n ' CIl YAMAH A Ralls savors Left OverTurkeyTrial win SC:OTTU~~ !\~JA Kawasaki ST OPI By Don Williams LUCERNE VALLEY, CA,NOV.28 Mo vi ng u p one p os it ion per loop, Yamaha TY350-mo un ted Allan Ralls came from behind to gra b the top Sports man C slot in the Left Over Turkey Trial at the Johnso n Valley OHV area. 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