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Brou ght on and a d istant secon d place to Wiitala.
Mclaughlin was able to salvage third place.
Broughton proved to be qu ick in the second
moto as we ll, when he acquired th e ho les hot
again, with Mclaughlin righ t behind him in second, and Wiitala 'a nd Wilber close behind.
Broughton was only able to hold off Mclaughlin
for less than a lap, as Mclaughlin moved his RM
around Broughton for the rest of the race.
Broughton wasn't content to just cruise back in
second place, though, and he kept the pressure
on Mclaughlin right 10 the finish . At the checkered flag it was Mclaughlin with Broughton
right behind in second, as second was good
enough fo r the ove rall for Bro ughton. with
Wiitala, Wilber. and Jamey Grosser comi ng in
third, fourth, and fifth.
Results
MICRO MOO : 1. Josh Sorenso n; 2. Josh Rolbiecki; 3. John
DeOti s; 4. Kod y Schantzm; 5. Scott Ebkonfeldt.
P / W : 1. Dn-rk o.tnberg; 2. Na th .an Brough ton ; 3. Ad am
[)eal; 4. Ikon Krri I'M.'r; 5. Colin Butu.
MIN I JR: 1. Za ~h Drrry; 2. Jn on Om.ann; 3. S.am v o n dt·rldwuv r !; "". Mikto EVelUlm; 5. jacob Scholar.
SR: I. Mike EtMvoW; 2. Eric Gerbt!r; 3. Cou l"lnr')' s..m pson; t .
Cha rlie Pt"IIee; So Luc iIB Omann.
YTH: 1. Ryan Brough ton ; 2. C.dfet M~uugh fi n ; 3. Luk e
WiiloJh "" Jason WiIber; 5. j.arnt.oy GI'DSlII!1'.
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17· 24 A : I. Chad Winede; 2. Frank jackson; 3. Bill Tilford.
17· 24 B: 1. Matt Kk. ine; 2. Justin Petmlon; 3 . Chris Stern; 4.
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JAltOn Milk ulski;5. Stephen 1Cizft
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17· 2" C: 1. Mikr Fomeneck; 2. Sh . ne Sjo rg rr n ; 3. Todd
Kridm; "". Eric Padrlford: S. Dri.oln SiseU.
25+ A: 1. Chris Benw; 2. Darrel Marten s; 3. ). y Hornk.; ""
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Dry.n Hunt
~ 8; I. Canoy Hoffrrbrrt. 2. Jay Edw.rds; 3. Rmy Vnt'l; 4.
Ryan Broughton (52) and Garret
Mclaughlin (16) were this close for much
of their battl e during Youth class action at
the Midway Recreation Park IIX.
Broughton went home tha winner.
{O-r Co1etNn (KTM );
3. leroy Schmidlkofer (Hon); 4. Jamie Mosh.or (rTM); 5. lor Ho lm·
"""'CHon).
250 AM: 1. Todd Hutson (Yam); 2. Van Shule r
m (I<.aw): 3.
jimmy WlIli aml (Yam) ; 4. Todd Ho ld er (Yam); 5. Paul Sh orl
(Yam).
200 AM : 1. Dotvid Holybt-e (I<.aw) 2. john Weber (Kaw); 3.
;
Todd Herndon (I<.a ); "" Rodney Currin (l(aw); S. Robffi Yair
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(Ka w).
125 AM : 1. Robert Beard (Suz); 2. Q\o1ndln Snow (JUw ); 3Wft~ 'oman (K.aw ); 4. Josh Crad doc k (lC.iw); S. Coby Ulan
ll<.aw).
(0-30) AM: 1. Ric k Bri ghtwdl ( ICTM); 2. Mik r Rag scblr
(Yam); 3. Wtsky Yrarpn (K.aw);"- Ouis t.Udla.nd (Yam ); 5. Rid·
ry MArsh (Yam).
(C>J8 ) AM; I. Curt w.on (KTM); 2. WiJJ&nI'I Mamns; 3. Ch.td Wll'W'Cltr; 4.
ScottMnrlr; 5. Aaron Kolb .
250 B: I. Randy Na~l; 2. CNd Sparks; 1. Rory Vrwl; 4. jdf
~l; S. Oar-rm Engblam.
2SO C: I . Ron Rirhir ; 2. Troy Johmon; 3. nm t.n-\; 4. Eric
PadeUord; S. Brad Ma.on.
OPEN' B: I. Jay EdwardL
OPEN'C: I. Mark Schoenmann; 1. Andy Mead; 3. Earl Kamtry; 4. Mark Ehm.
Brandes strikes again
at Cycleland Supercross
By Rex Harris
CHICO, CA, AUG. 19
Michael Brandes brought his FMF/Race Tech /
Ans wer / Pomona Vally Kawasa ki out to round
eight of Cycleland 's Summe r High Point Series
and came away the winn er in both the 12Secand
250cc main events.
Lowell Moural led the first-molo charge off
the gate with Brandes, Tom Oderkirk, Wayne
Peters, and Mark Cooper giving chase. Moural
and Brandes soon sepa ra ted themselves from
the snarling pack behind and engaged in a terrific battl e for the lead . The two AMA Supercross
regulars had the capacity crowd screaming with
their side-by-side leaps over the 7O-foottriple as
they battled back and forth for the lead.
At abou t the midway poin t, the leaders were
enco un tering heavy lapped traffic with Mou ral
and Brand es once agai n racing side by side
through the whoops when Moural got trapped
behind a backmarker and Brandes blasted inlo
the lead.
Behind the leaders, the battle for third was
still between Oderkirk, Peters and Chris verboom. who had charged through the pack after
a slow sta rt. On lap six, Verboom moved past
Peters to take over fourth spot.
Back u p fro nt Brandes pulled out a slight
lead tha t he would hold to the finish with Moural taki ng seco nd, followed by Oderkirk, Verboom, and Peters rou ndi ng out the top five.
In 80cc action, Suzuki-mou nted Kyle Gamer
grab bed the holesh ot with Daniel Blair, Nik ki
Harris, Evan Laughridge and Mike Anderson in
tow. The leaders were two ab reas t racin g
th ro ug h the long whoop sect ion w hen Blair's
Suzuki suddenly kicked sideways, sendi ng him
over the bars and taking Laug hridge down with
him. Th at left Ga mer out fro nt w it h Harris,
Anderson. Jesse Olsen and Chad Turne r giving
chase .
On lap tw o, Turne r made a bobble allowing
Aaron Bums to take ove r fifth. On the next lap ,
Ol sen fe ll vic t im to Bur ns ' cha rge as Burns
moved into fourth.
Up front, Gamer and Harris had pulled out a
lar ge lead ove r the th ird -place battle betw een
And erson and Bums , with Bums finally getting
by Anders on. Fu rthe r bac k, Laug h ridge had
recovered from his first-lap crash and charged
through the field to fifth right behind And erson.
As th e whi te fl ag w aived Lau ghridge
pushed his way past And e rso n to tak e ov er
third bu t couldn 't find a way past Bums before
time ran out.
At the checkers it was Ga mer taking the win
over Harris with Bums, Laughridge, and Anderson following.
Results
P/W: 1. l ylC'C on:hno (Yam ); 2. Bobby Bame. (Yam); 1 DarEiIrIJn (Yam); 508cadlry Powdl (Yam).
60: I . Eric Nye (Kaw); 2. Da nNe{ Fowk-r (lC.1w); 3. Bnndon
Triplett (Kaw); 4. Vincrnt Blair (K.aw); 5. c.nrn Koppina (Kaw).
80: 1. Kyit c.mn' (Suz); 2. Ni kki Haw (yam); 3. Aaron
Bums (Yam ); 4. Ev.&nLaughrld# (Y. m); 5. Mike Andt-non (Yam) .
125: I. Michad Brandcos ( )C& ); 2. Lowrll Mount! (lion); 3.
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Dylan BI.lckwdl (Iion't • . Jerry tbrwy (Suz); S. Kurt F.Vft' (lion).
250: ~ Brandes (lc.w); 2. Lowdl Moural (Han ); 1.
Tom OdeTkirk (Hon);". Chris Vnboom (Honl; 5. WaYrtJr Peters
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Garner back on top at
Cycleland Supercross
By Rex Ha rri s
CHIC CA, AUG. 26
O,
M.G.M. Truc king 's Kyle Ga rne r ad de d to his
po ints lead by notching yet ano ther win in 80cc
act ion a t roun d 10 of Cyclela nd's Summer High
Point Series.
Hea t race winn ers Gamer and Nikki Harris
led the cha rge off th e line for the 80cc main
even t, but Aaron Burns e me rged wit h the
holeshot. Gamer followed wi th Harris, Eve n
La ugh ridge and Jesse Ol sen in tow . Ga rner
was ted little time in second and shot past Bums
for the lead . Behind them. Harris had her hands
full fendi ng off a charging Laughridge. laughridge soon ran into trouble, however, as he tried
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