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rider to challenge Geisser wa s Steve Jackson, who had s li d pasl Randy Dreyer to hound Geisser for third. jackson eventually shol pa st him 10 take the pos ition . Non e of this was an y concern to Chapman, who went on to the win, fini shing well ahead of Sechler, jackso n and Geisser. Moto two was a little harder for Chapman with Bruce Berg nailing the holeshot ahead of Dreyer and Dale Evans. Dre yer and Berg tangled at the start and wenl down. leaving them at the back of the pack. Evans then look oommand of Ihe lead with Sechler a close secon d and Chapman lhird. Chapman turned up the wick, passing Sech- . ler to begin dicing with Evans out in front. Evans hung tough bUI seemed 10 tire as Chapman st rong-armed his way into the lea d . The battle-weary Evans also fell victim to a late-mota pass by Sechler. Chapman loo k the hard-fought . mo ta victory for the overall win ahead of Sechler, Evans and jackson. In the always-competitive Bomber class, Ron Stebe was the dominant force as a pair of firstplace finishes gave him the top spot on the trophystand . Results 80 BEG: 1. Bryan Frost (Suz); 2. Mike Scott CH ; 3. Danny on) Uarv eU(ya m) . 80 JR: 1. BeckyKulli (Kaw). 125 BEC : 1. Mike Esp.rza (Suz); 2. Oak Evans (Suz). .125 1R: 1. Colin a.erly CH ); 2. Darren Rl.Vrl'S (Hon); 3. John on ~Ison (Yam). l25 INT: I. JoshAawradio (K.Iw). 125 PRO: 1. Craig Decker (Hon); 2. Tun my Stau fenbcoil (Suz). 250 BEC: 1. OwJiLo& Moorman (Kaw); 2. Brian Cortez (K.Iw); 3. Mike Crum (Hon ); • . Ryan Cummi ng (Ho n); S. Tod d Sayles (Y.m). 250 JR: 1. 5tt'w Wa mboldt (Suz); 2.}oeo Rt!mpp (lion); 3. Jrff Salon (Suz); • . Carloe. Umpillo (YAm); S. Tun Morton (lion). 250 INT: 1. ~n 8.Ih'man (yam); 2. J.}. Pt"tchtol (YAm) ; 3. Ken Wilion (Han); 4. Lor Riihimotki (YAm); • . AJdo Thomas (Hon). 25-29 BEC: 1. Mad Cira (Ho n); 2. Strvr Holub (K.aw); 3. ava Himricb (KTM ). 25--%9JR: 1. John Thomas (Hon); 2. Tun Morton (Han). VET BEG: 1. Kirk Chapman (K.aw) ; 2. Jmy SorchIcT (K.w); 3. seeve }.Kbon (y<1m); 4. Gary Ge iMer (Yam); S. Dale EVanI lSuz) . VET JR: 1. Bob Prid..I (K.1Iw ); 2. D.1n Vu-plio (YAm); 3. Dane Caul (H on); 4. Clifford Mayo (~ w); S. Miano At.muovski Ilion). VET INT: 1. tee 8acorl (1C.Iw); 2. Tad McK.ly (Yam ); 3. Ron Stebr (Yarn); 4. Brian Sdunudlr (Han); S. Bruer Yugilio (YAm ). 3S+ INT; 1. Willir Amaradio (Yam); 2. ~ White (AlX); 3. Glenn Baugh (Y. m ). VET PRO: I .Ji mOdJ,r(Hon). BMBR::1. R.oa SIebr (Y. m); 2. Alk>nMd u y CHua). Casey, Brynn clobber Woodland Vintage Motocross By Clay Light WOODLAND, WA, MAR 15 Riders from all over the Northwest braved the eleme nts of winter for the fifth round of the Vintage Dirt-sponsored vintage mot ocross series al Woodland Molocro ss Pa rk. j oe Ca se y a n d Kenny Brynn were the d ay's big winners with Ca sey lopp ing the 250cc Exp e rt class wh ile Brynn sco red th e overa ll in the 40+ Am at e u r class. Hea vy ra in co mbi ned w ith blust er y wi nd and cold lemperatures didn't slop Casey and his Honda from earn ing a firs t-mo te win. Rickman rid er Shawn Bro w n chased Ca sey u n til h is mach ine succum bed to the we t stuff, movin g Pen ton rider Ted Bernert and AjS rid er Doug Grant into second and third , respectively. Bernert shot to the front in the second mala, w ith Brown and Granl staying dose. But Berncrt's machine sw allow ed some of the track' s silty soup and he recorded a ONE while Case y came fro m wa y back to pass Grant, who was nurs ing a sticky throttle. and Brown . Casey 001lected the win and a clean sweep in the 2SOcc Expert class, with Grant' s 3-2 placings netting him secon d overall ahead of Mike Fugere's 4-4 Any Questions? If you're serious about riding, send $2 for our new tire catalog, lRCnRE ADIVISION OF I N CAe IRC USA 2851-B Whipple Road Union City, CA 94587 Whatmakes a perfect gift for the person who has everything? ... a Cycle News gift subscription Call (310) 427-7433 to order today. score, The CZ-mounted Brynn celebrated his 40th bi rthday in a big way, la kin g hom e the Open class win by virtue of beating Pal Mu rphy and Reese Dengler to the flag in the first mo ta, then trailing fellow CZ rid er Neil Giertsen to the finish in mota two. for a 1-2 score, Brynn followed Iha t up b y ru n n ing second 10 Aj5- mou nted Grant in the 40+ class. Granl won both motos to lop the 40.. Expert class, while Brynn traded mota wins with Cha rlie Brown to score the 40+ Amateur win. The day wasn' t a IotaI was hou t for Bernert, as the Penton rid er won the seco nd 30+ mote, an d also th e ove ra ll in tha t class, after Casey brok e a swingann on the final la p. Dengler took the 30+ Ama teur win. 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