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D.an H.lrt/ Don HlIt (Hon); 2. A.ron H" 1 (Hon); 3. lUndy d (919171&-2412 Denton (Yam ); .. Ton y AJws/Donn Andenon 0'''11\) S. M.ltbe; .../ H.uri5on(Hon). (lI03l31 <4700 l (615)323-5497 11'2) 781-82'27 (6151lMo32otS (113)894 .(10&31 ApnI WIO ~3QlMay l KH08 BY tIlLS .X , HDr1orMIe, IN May lIB AM ERICAN MOTOSPORT$, Maron OH , BLIA ACRES, MiIbnglon. IA I REA DSRA CINCO, N. WebIler, IN RftlBUD COMPOmON a.UB, lIudwl an Ml n . M. , loU 15 M. y 2&'29 ..... 5 16(6)117·136t (61')653-1'395 ( 5 1 7)23~ l OS . (311)758-6200 (614)5116·2057 (511)8 11-3356 (2111151l 649 H 1 6)6'1 &1 5-6405 MIOEASTAMATEUR REGIONAL .u. l1l1 19 (&14)M303937 c.O.c.R..SUOlar GI'CMI, OH MIOEAST YOUTH REGIONAL ..... """ -OWAVlIl, WIIl:NlI, IN 1112}801 H~ NORTH CENTRAL AREA QUALIFIERS WEST KY OUTDOOR IIX, lowet, KY WDWEST IIX, GIN! BnI. KS 8AILEY'S IIIXPARK., INC,HoapeA:ln, ll •... 11 """' 2374 ~:.m.-." .... , 7/8 U., 1411 5 ..., 21 m (502)6A 3oI H 5 (11Jl8'2.al12 (211}2SU37O ST ATEUHE TRAI1.RlDUtS ASSfl, t,arroIi , u AlTAW CYa.Ea.Ua. lIke IMI. WI alDWEST MOTOSPORTS. KIIOa. WO lICOlH m....Ill, C.." ll 1Vi19i10 ($151 "' 2' 1801 (414l542-7527 (816)727·2t 36 (217) 32·2011 9 NORTH CENTRAL YOUTH REGIONAL IIDWEST IIOTOSPORTS. KahoU. YO . . . 181'19 (116)n7'2t 36 NORTH CENTRAL AMATEUR REGIONAL lICOlH JRAIl Ill, ca.,,1l (217)' 3H OU SO UTHCENTRAL AREA QUALIFIERS SW ANIII PAM.. T.,., TX -oWEST Ill. GIU Bend. KS (1Cl3)8ll2· 711 7 (113)842-8272 WCllfalED. IIX. Alo Ylm.. TX ""' 15 1. Ch.arles H.llcomb (Ho n); 2. Pau l Iw"n"8" /Jrff Eklund John T"v is/ Nlck N.iuIa1 (Hon ); 4. Tommy F.c&ds(Suz); 5. Tony A1ftS/Oonn Andrnon (Yam ). 1 117)3132434 SO UTHCENTRAL AMATEURIYOUTH REGIONAL 1117)373-24301 .Il.nI l1l1111 WOlJCREUIIX, Alo VII _ . TX ....... ST ARWEST U PARK. MoNno Vdey. CA Young scores Salem ST wins By Clay Light MIOEAST AREA QUALIFIERS DAtIELBOONE 10 PAR London. KY I(. JT1II PflOMOTlOHS Itt., UIIleId,Otl MOAEI.ANO"S IIIl, Slanton. III Apnl l1lUI Raao nu.., (Y.am); 3. (1515pn.5oI17 TN CA TORBACI PARI(, ~. Fl . .... 26m s."""'tRod..... em... SO UTHEAST AMATEUR REGIONAL ..... """ Raaoan. 0 / A: 1. D.an B.u t /Don turt (Hon l; 2. Jot' Bruer/ Tcny BtrI (lion); 3. Rich rlliSO (Su%);". And y Sibolo /P"uJ Bngstrum (lC. w); (ICIM). SOUTHEAST YOUTH REGIONAL ..u. lIIW l l Results XRIOO: 1. SNn Lon.r (Han); 2. P"I R05e (Hon ); 3. Krny Puccio (H on); 4. MiN- ICunsnwt (Han); S. Com D.eMmo(Hon).. VL"lT : 1. Ken M.1~k (CZ); 2. Mikr Romano O'.tm); 3. lie Ovel"nd (H on); .. Tom T~rry (Bul) ; 5. RoWrt &.row Sr . SOUTHEAST AREA QUALIFIERS .... to rode to the win. Halcomb was pleased wi th the workout. SOUTHWEST REGIONAL ONLY 13 10185&.2728 SALEM. OR, FEB. 20 Off-road specialist Tom Young showcased his versa tilty by to pping two main events d u ring the sho rt track action at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. In the 30+ class, Young was faced with some p retty tou gh co mp etition, most notably Fra nk Crane. Cra ne chased Young to the finish in the class hea t race and did the same throughout the ma in, but Cra ne's do-or-d ie cha rge on the last lap ended with him dropping two spo ts at the finish. Tim Ricketts and Lee Thompson ran second and third, respectively. Young 's second win came after Ryan Anderson dropped ou t of the action and gave Young an easy win to take home the top money in the Open Pro class. Young came up short in his bid for a triple-class sweep, with Aar on Waggoner putting his Yamaha into the winner's circle in the Open Sportsman A main. An abundance of 80ce machines we re on hand, forcin g a series of qualifi ers befor e the main event. Tim Ricketts Jr. held off Sean U gh t in heat o ne, while Mi ke Pierce edged Kurt Hawke in heat two. Beau Brown picked up the other heat win, and Chris Waile won the B main to earn a spo t in the ma in event , In the ma in, Pierce led wire to wire to pick up the win ahead of newcomers Hawke and Brown . Results 30+ : 1. Tom Young (ATK); 2. T im Ricke-Us (8 u l); 3. Lee Frank C roJ e (Bon). n 40+ : 1. Allan Morinvilk IHon ); 2. Bru ce- Brown (K.aw); 3. MID WEST COAST REGIONAL ONLY ~ (Hon ); 4. "', 21 IIOTOWEST RACJrtG 00.. HcAtIet. CA ..., 22 CURKSBRANCM, RoMtu; . OR Randy ~yne (Hon).. OPENSYl'SMN A: 1. Aaron Wagg onrr (Yam); 2.. Tom Young (A TK) ; 3. Dave' Korn (Bul); 4. Oilf Ht'lms (Hon ). 50 A: I. Eric Me-ul ling (l tj ); 2. Corey Bye-(Suz ); 3. Randy Pnek (JaM); 4. Duane Aldl (Hon ); S. M.1t1 McCoy (lC.aw). 50 8: 1. Jared Morrison 0'11\011); 2. K.tnr. J.Kbon (Ya m); 3. Santino Huebert (Yam ). SOMO D: 1. OI.lrlic Monison (Hon); 2. A.:aron Rice (Yam ); J . Eric Me usling (ltj ); 4. C hri s Wail~' (Y"m) . 65: 1. Chris Wait.,. (!Caw ); 2. Charlie Morrison (!Caw ); 3. [oel Ard (Kaw); 4. Duane Ash (Hon ); 5. Mati McCoy (Ka w ). 80 A: J. Mikf' Pierce (5uz); 2. Kurt Ha wh (Suz); 3, Beau Brown (lC.a w );". ChrUi Waile (Kaw ); S. Tim Rlck tts) r. (Hon) . 80 B: 1. Matt McCoy (K.\w ); 2. Damien Longb rake (K.aw) , (4011)238-8208 NO RTHWEST REGIONAL ONLY 1994 NATIONAL CLASSES You may enter a total of 4 classes at the Area and Regional levels, but must choose only 2 classes to ride at the National level. AMAAMATEURIYOUTH MOTOCROSS FINAL VounuAMATEUA cnMOMEN • 15. 51 ST OCK (...·6 YRS) Aug 8·13 . • 16 . 51 STOCK (1·8 VR S) 17 . 65 STOC K (7·1 1 VRS) 18.. 85 STOCK (7· 11 VRS) 'Thll Ate! Race Mil qualifynden lor \he NoftIl central 00 !he SotJIhQrnlral RegtOnII • • • 19 85 STOCK ( 12· 13 VRS) 20 . B5MOO (9·13 YRS ) • 21. B5STOCK (14· 15 VRS ) 22. 85 MOD ('...· 15 VRS) 23 . 125 ST OCK (t 2·15VRSI' • AMATEU R A" 9I .2S1VETISEHIOR • 2 • • 8. 2SOB MOO IFlED II. 0PENa,,:; 3 125 B STOCK 10 . • 25 .. • t 25 A MOOtFIED t2S B '-'OOIFIED 5 2WOPEN ... STOC K 11. 12 . 13 . 1.... 1. t 25A STOCK e 25O'OPEN A MOOIFIED 7. 2SOB STOCK • VET ... . 30 VET B +30 SEN IOR ...w MAS TE R +50 (20 " " ') TN ("'111)478·5386 ~r~~~\ 25 . 125 C S TOC K 26 . 125 C lAOQtFtED 27 . 250 C STOCK 28 . 250 C MOO IFfEO • 29 , WOMEN (BS-12!io eel' ' Includes 514*" Mini da. . ' 14 & 15 were new eta.... last year lORm" lYtfl. ~neMI~I. WI6E Q C' 2.... 125 MOO ( ' 2· 15 YRS)' • (503)673- 671 1 ~ ~), AWESOMq Now Available Thro ugh Cycle News Video Th eater 1993 AMA NATIONAL MOTOCROSS SERIES '93 MlllvlllelWa s houg a l AMA National MX (#157C) Team Honda's Jeff Stanton and Team Kawasaki' s Mike LaRocco mixed ~ up in the mud at Millville, Minnesota's Spring Creek MX Park in the SOOCC class. laRocco crashed three times and still managed to claw his way into second place for the day to keep in the championship chase, while teammate and defend ing champ Mike Kiedrowski fell victim to the muddy conditions wil h mechan ical problems. Team Honda 's Doug Henry and Jeff Emig put on a fierce fight until the muddy course laid ctairn to one of their plans for the win. In Washougal, Washington , Mike LaRocco and Jeff Emig rode flawlessly to wins in their respect ive classes. This video provides great racin g action on two of the most beautiful outdoor motocross courses in the United States. 45 minutes from Motovideo. To Order Videos, Call (310) 427-7433 - Charge to 125: 1. G rq; Bill!lOn(I-Ion ); 2. Mikr Pir rt't' (Y. m ); 3. Kurt Ha wke (Suzl; 4. Beau Brown (Kaw); 5. Don IUgan (Yam) . KNB 8Y FAST: 1. D.1 Strring (Yam); 2. Bob Ingle (HoP). V(' Patterson regains points lead at Hohenwald Hare Scramble By Paul Michels HOHENWALD lN , FEB. 20 Robert Patterson. aboard his Tearr. Green /Dun· lop /Motorcycl e Stu ff/Oakley / Fox/Ts ubaki/ Sunstar/N-Style/PCI / Acerbis /Kaw asaki of Nashville /Sarges Cycle-sponsored Kawasaki, rebounded from a dismal finish two weeks ago to lake the overall win at round eight of the AMA Mid-South Winlcr Hare Scramble Series in a rain -drenched Hohenwald, Tennessee. . At the start, round seven winner Doug Jones was first off the line and into the woods followed by the rest of the Pro class. Patterson pa tien tly held back and then slid past Jones about halfway thro ugh the first lap on a small , slick hill. On til< seco nd of the three t o-mil e laps, Patterson hac' problems of his own and Mike Sampson caughand passed him. A miscue by Sampson towarc the end of the lap on some slick logs landed hin on the ground, whi le Patterson sprinted past an' ran unco ntes ted thro ugh lap three and on to tho finish line for the win. Missou ri's Chris Capl inger on his Domelsoi Cycle-sponso red ATK was also on the move aru passed up John Mach ino and Jones to hold thin plac e fo r about half of the seco nd lap. After , miscu e, Caplinge r found his bike on top of hin ins tead of vice versa. Going into the third an , fin al lap, KTM rid er Mach ino, Jones an, Caplinger were all in close contention. The tri traded p os it ions back and fort h d u ri ng th course of the last lap, finishing in that order n more than 10 seconds apart.