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Cycle News 1994 09 14

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The il h H icks ou t second a nd Sch w artz th ird . Venegas, still tryin g to ma ke the outside gate ork for him after ha ving drawn it so much this seaso n, went in too hard and lost it in one, leaving him with no cha nce. Faria and Hicks bat tled e very foo t of the way, while Schwartz hung tight waiting for the mistake that never came. It was a drag race out of four to the checkered and Hicks took it by the width of a tire . David Tay lor d id a commendable job of holding the lead in the Handicap main for four laps before Faria got by him . Taylor then held secon d , but Hicks snatched that away at th e checkered flag. It was Dual Sport ni gh t and so me of the n otables th at we re on h a nd were Jeremy McG rath, Jimmy Button, Goat Brek er, Gene Woods and Troy Lee. The shops in the area were well represented as there were at least 10 sportsmen in a n in tense heat that saw the top four transfer to the main and ge t a chance to fac e against the celebrities. Mike Ba ke r h eld o ff McGrath for the win in the main. Gardner and Lynch were in top form as they went wire to wire in the Sideca r mai n, topping Hor s ley a nd Medbe rry, and Pet ra g lovic and Alvo rd . Little Ryan Fisher has bee n rea lly hot la tely and was unbeatable, winning all three of the Junior go-arounds . Charlie Coo ley had the Support main in the bag un til the last lap when Bryce Eickleburger came from third and rained on everyone's parade by winning. Results AJIIA SA NC T IO N E D ~DA Come ride ldth us. SC RATCH: 1. C uy H ic:u (Wf:S); 2.. Mike Fuu O.ol w); 3. Bobby&:hwartz (Wes);" a...rtie Venegas O w ). .. H DCP: 1. Mi luo Faria OOlW); 2.. Gary Hic ks ( W~); 3. Da vkt TilYIor (Wes);4- Angela Haw Oa S. Mitch Hall Oaw). w); . SOCA R: 1. Ca rd n(>f'/ Lynch (lU w); 2. Ho rs ley / Medberry RIDE RED I (Kaw): 3. Petraglovicl Alvord (!Caw); 4. Hall/Pattenol\ (lCaw); 5. S"",,,,,,,,,Step""'" (,,",w). _ J 1. Ryan FISher (Wes); 2. Michae'l Hun (Wes); 3. Brandon R: Miteht> (Wes). U SUP: 1. Bryer ~ ~ a aw }; 2. Charley Coo1ey (Wes ); 3W;a}ter}ohnMln Oaw ); 5. Dou g Ub ir (Jaw ). Anders promotes, dominates Lake Whitney Cross Country round by HONDA. Suzuki. Kawasaki. & Yamaha $$ 8.000.00 PLUS In PRO purse Amateur awards 12 pl aces PLUS product LAKE WHITNEY, TX, AUG. 21 Race promo ter and 200cc Expert Tracy Anders used his knowledge of laying out the course to blitz the fie ld at ro und 11 of the Te xas Cross C oun try se ries a t th e La ke Whitney Cycle Heav y overnight thunderstorms simmered do wn the Texas heat and held down the d ust, leaving nea r-perfect conditions. Ancra /Bridgestone / en / End u ra / IMS/Maier/ Motu J/ Scott/ Suns ta r / FM F / Bell/G ra p e v in e Kawasakibacked Anders got the ho leshot and was nev er head ed , building a 3O-seco lead after one lap . nd There was no need to check ad justed time for the overall because he passed all the Open and 250cc Experts that started in front of him. Dean Lane continued his battle with Cla y Hoenshell in the Pro class. Hoen shell got the best ju mp off the sta rt with Ha yden Franklin and Lane close behind. Lane quickly moved past Franklin and began pressuring HoensheIl. Lane pulled in his clutch and overrevved his 300 at the end of a long straight, giving Hoenshell the impression he was st ill wid e-op en . Hoenshell to ok the bait a n d ov e rs ho t th e corner. Lan e didn't see him again un til the fifth lap. "I was too cautious passing Iappers and let Clay ca tch back up; Lane said . Lane immediately tu rned up the pa ce, bu t the rocky terrain threw him into a low-side that he co uldn't react to. Hoenshell got to lead the white-flag lap, b ut Lane was back on his tail , bumping his tire at the checkpoint. Hoenshell mad e the deciding mistake 20 feet before coming out of the woods on to the MX track. A set of close trees caught Hoenshell's bars and knocked him off balance. Lane nud ged him at that point, getting Hoe ns hell enou gh out of contro l to zip by. As they rounded the MX track on their way to the finish line, Lane held it wide-open over the final jump to ensure Hoenshell wo uldn't try anything. He ju m ped so fa r, some spectators thought Lane was going to hit th e overhead cross walk. Re s u lts PRO: 1. Dean Lane 1K1"M}; 2. Clay Hoenshell (Suz ); 3. Jenomy Fipp s (Ho n); 4. Don nie McMillon (Yam); 5. Ha yd en Fra nklin (KThl). EX 0/A: 1. Tracy Anders (Kaw); 2. Mike Abbo tt (Yaml; 3. Tom Robinson (Kaw); 4. Jod y Wa U(yam); 5. Darry l Smith (yam). O PEN EX: 1. Bert Reyno lds (KTM); 2. Eric Hl"S5 (HU5); 3. Todd Tarver (KIM); 4. J.uonStorm (Hus);5. Jim ~ (Hoo) . 250 EX: 1. Mike Abbott (Yam); 2. Jody Wall (Yam ); 3. Erik N~1Aen (Yam); 4. David wmer (JCTM);5. Craig Laughlin (Yam). 200 EX: 1. Tncy Anders ~ w); 2. Tom RobiNiOn (I(.Iw); 3. Joe Bm Pyk- (K.Iw};" Neil Devw.rr (K.Iw); 5. Tun Cillis (K.Iw). 125 EJO 1. GI

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