Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

run for the money during all three Pr o-class mo tos. Both riders di splayed skill as th ey ran high into the comers and powerslid around the high groove, throwing roos ter tails of ice 20 feet behind them . In all three Pro motos, Riese finished first followed by Unruh. with Vigneau finishing third. In the Frame class, Yama ha- mo unted Tod d Flowers swapped the lea d with p oin ts lead er Riese and the out com e of the first two motos was in question until the fina l tum, when Riese pu lled out the wins in both. In the third mota, Flowers su ffered a flat rear tire a t the end of the race, allowing Honda-moun ted Da ve Coo k to pass him and finish second behind Riese . Is Back! Bigger Than Ever! Results MINI: 1. Curtisl s~ (Han); 2..Jeremiah Sc::hadUe (lion). PRO B 1. lCraig Riese (Yi1Im); 2. Olin!' Unruh (Yam); 3. Jack Vi p•• (Hon~ <. 1M')' 5cNd>Ie (Hon); S. Kent Es"",,", (Han) . FRA ME: 1. ICraig RirR (Yi1I m); 2. Tod d F10Wmi (yi1I ); 3. m Deve Cook (Hon). AM: 1. ~ McBeath (Hun); 2. Rob Rohlman (Hon). Baker cooks at Club Motosport Motocross SATURDAY, MARCH 19,1994 • 7:30 P.M. By Steve Bohn CLEWISTON, n, FEB.6 Timmy Baker continued his d ominance of the 250/5OOcc B and Open classes, as the 1994 South Florida Mot ocross Ch ampionship returned to Clewiston's Oub Motosport MX Park for round four. Baker, a boa rd hi s se lf-s p onsore d H on d a CR250, entered round four with a six-moto win streak in the 250/ 500cc B class. Baker finish ed as h e entered - und efe ated - takin g bo th mo tos over John Hauf, John Lewis and Levan Buchaksian. Baker's toughest competition would come in th e Open class as Honda CR250-moun ted Todd Gardner ha d yet to lose a mota at CMMX. Gardner pull ed the firs t-mote holesh ot and led the fastest two laps of the da y befo re succumbing to the Baker freig ht lrain. Baker took the lead on lap three and never loo ked back , sweepi ng all four molDShe entered, th us endi ng Gardner's undefeated s trea k and es ta blishi n g an eigh tmoto win strealc of his own. In 125a: B action, it wa s once again Jup iter Cycle Racing's Suzuki-mounted Chris Manning taking the overall win, bu t not without a battle. Shaw Dunkel owned the first-mota holeshot and took the lead ove r Steve Hyatt and Kevin Herrick. Dunkel set a blisterin g pace which Manning and Hyatt matched but coul d not bet ter, The riders held their pos itions until the fifth lap, when Manning bo bbled and Hyatt moved past. Manning stru ck back qu ickly, re ga ining second position and holding it till the fina l lap . As the whi te flag ca me ou t, the Dunkel/ Manning /Hyatt battle entered heavy tra ffic. Dun kel was pushed to the outside of a right-hander by a Iappe r, a n d that's ill1 the b reak Manning an d Hya tt need ed . The two riders dove to the inside, passing Dunkel. Dunkel charged back, but at the finish it wa s Manning, Hya tt and a disappointed Dunkel finishing 1-2-3, respec tively. Dunkel once again owned the start in the second moto, bu t it wa s Hyatt moving by on the second lap who se t the pace. Hyatt would ho ld the lead over Dunlcel and Manning until the last lap . As in the first mota, lapped traffic wo uld again be the leaders' downfall. First Dunkel. then Manning moved by as Hyatt struggled with lappers. Dunkel got his revenge, winning the mota, bu t Manning's 1-2 moto scores earned him the overall . A d ejec ted H yatt finished third, for third overaJl. HOOSIER DOME ROUND 8 * * BONE JARRING EXCITEMENT * * * * THAT YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS * * GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!! A vailable at all TicketMaster Locations Throughout Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio AfDUN~DP SliCk Uflh Us ~ Results What's on your min~? Send aUnER to the EDITOR! P/ W (4-6): 1. D. MilN PS; 2. S. Mondd. P/W (7"~ I. B.Mi"'P" 2. A. M.oIoy; 3.). ........ P/W MOO: 1. .. (~ 1. 8. )_ 2 . D. K=p;3 . D. """p"<.j. ........ 60 ('H I ): 1.,. 8l!ll; 2. D. Fortin.; 3. P. PeTl.'bllnos; '" T. Britt; 50 '.MilleT. R Oou.er. III (7-II ~ I.). 0.0; 2. R LoggiN; 3. D. Fortin; <.) . c.nnon; s. P.1'n

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