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Cycle News 1994 10 12

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Gibson too k h is SiTech Ra cin g -prep p ed CR2SO to fou r hard -fou ght wins and was one of only two riders on the d a y to pos t a p er fect sco re. Gibso n's race sched ule only allowed him to run half of the Birch Creek /Hammer Head / Pepsi race series, and Gibson faced tough competition in both classes by series po ints conte nders Allen Alford and ja y Ha user. Alfo rd charged hard to try and steal Gibson's lead in the 25+ A class only 10 come up inches short by the end of moto one. Gibso n again jumped out front of the 25+ A class in molo two, but it was Sonn y Mitche ll hot in p ursuit in second . Hauser was wo rking his hardest to hold Alford back in fourth when Alford swapped in so me rough stu tte r bum ps and high -s ided , ta kin g himself o u t of th e battle for the top spo ts. All ho ugh Alford d idn 't win the battl e on this day, he did w in the war as he took top overa ll hon ors in the 25+ A class for the series. Gibson held onto the moto w in a s Hauser s li p ped h is Answer/Maier /Sco ll USA/ WD-40/Silkolene / Da sco Transport /Hammerhead Graphics / Honda of High Pont /Suzuki of Winston-Salembacked RM250 under Mitchell in the last half lap to take the runner-up spot just seconds ahead of Mitchell . Hauser used another runner-up spot behind Gibson in 30+ A actio n to take the title overall for the series in the class over Donnie Foster. Results 50; 1. ONn o.y (y oI ); 2. Tyln Sh wnatr (ya m); 3. Billy J~ m (Yam); 4. bndy Jones (Y...m); 5. Ky.n Fi~. tn' (yiUfI). 60: 1. Isha Wood (Kaw ); 2. J ohn AIeu.Rl:kr (K.iw): 3. Shumate (K.iw); 4. Phillip Rankrr (K.lw); S. WilHam Bry.ant (Kaw) . 80 (7-11): 1. h.N Wood ~w); 2. Wesley Alrunder (Y,un); 3Co ry Gholson (Y.lm); 4. Robrrt Nu nn (Suz ); 5. BI,,1r.e Pierson aw.r (Ya m ). 80 (12-15): 1. Bobb y b nbT (Kaw); 2. Josh Wood (J::.\w ); 3. Mik Ford (lC,Aw ); C Mdwd Neal (Suz:;: S. WillWn Bolton (YiUfI). . ) S/ MlNl: 1. JOIh Wood ~ w ); 2. Bobby b nlder (X.Iw); 3. Cody 8JAnldnship (Kaw); 4. 8m naomp.on (lC.w); S. J8OI1 MiDrI' CJ'-~ 125 A:. 1. eNd Nrwton (S.iz ); 2. 5N.n Skutni k (Suz); 3. Rab McWhorter ( Hon);~. Mlkr EMl'Wood (~w ); 5. TnT)' Kemwd y (Y~~ 125 II; 1. Chuck GIftn (Suz); 2. Sidnry Wiliams (~w); 3. Ch ril Anstr~ (K.ow~ 125 (Yam ); 4. Robbir Aynl (Kaw); 5. Jason Rudolph c: 1. Jrtf FifOld. (SU2),; 2. Doug Ne-ighborl (Hon); 3. Richard PitKhrnedn (Hon); 4. StankoyCcW; 5. Kurt InK'OI" (Ka w ). 250 A:. 1. Mikr Eastwood ~w); 2. Sean Skutnik (Suz) ; 3. Lan Poetun e (Ho n); 4. 'rerey Ken nl'dy (Yam); 5. Bran d on Ch idi u (K.o w~ 2SO Ii: 1, tee Williams (lC.tw ); 2. Randy JJom.Kk (Suz); 3. Ouis An5tead (Yam ); 4. D. AoRnao ~ w); 5. ~th Nrwton (5uz). 2SOC I . Dustin FyoId (Suz) ; 2. NNn McFarl.&nn (Yam); 3. M.rc CJevdand (Hon); 4. ICrvin Rothrock CHoa ); 4. RDbrrt Talbott (Y~~ 2S+ A:. 1. VaM Gibson (Han); 2. Jay HaU!lt!l'(Suz); J. Sunn y Mitdwll (k.aw); 4. A11rnAlford (Suz); 5. Tun Mantooth (lion). 2S+ B: 1. Lee Williams. (Ka w); 2. SidnP)' Williams (Kaw); 3. Chuck C ~ (Suz); 4. Todd Linr bnty (K.Iw ); 5. David Prrrin (Yam) . 30+ A : 1. Vann Gibson (Hon); 2. ~y HalDer (Suz ); 3. Donni foattoT CHon); 4. Tim Mlntoot h (Hon); 5. G reg 0ri8cDU(Suz ). JO+ B: 1. Somdy Fulk (Suz); 2. Drnny Prilliman (k.aw ); 3. Tim Wilknon (K&w ); 4. David Whik (Y.am); 5. }my Roblortson (Ka w). 35+: 1. MaTk Smith (5u.z); 2. ~ Morgan (Han); 3. Brian Gr Aham (Ka w); 4. RogIPI' Amok! (KawJ; 5. WillWn Bryant (Yam). TRl RDR: 1. David Howerton (Suz ); 2. Kylr Richard son ~); 5. 'aroW T' II grn l (Hon); 3. Tim Hall (H on) ; 4. Mikr Aynt iSuz ). Hough, Schellenger take it to the streets at Steamboat RR By Tim Wolf SffiAMBOATSPRlNGS,CO, SEI'f.18 Yamaha TZ ride r Donnie Hough was the runaway victor in the Race of th e Rockies GTU class, while FZR-mounted Mark Schellenger d id the deed in the Race of the Rockies GTO event when the 14th annua l Steamboat Springs motorcycle road races w ere held by the Motorcycle Racing Association of Colorado. The Race of the Rockies GTU class sa w Terry Hamish get the sta rt w ith Aaro n Turner, Dave Saba, j.T. Terry and Kurt Dim ick jockeyin g for position. Hamish led for a lap befor e lettin g Turner pa ss on th e fast downhill en tra nce to tum one. Hough had 10start from the middle of the grid, and was .working his way to the front at a rapid pace. Turner opened up a sligh t lead over the battle for second between Harnish , Saba and Terry. Behind the trio of riders, Hough I was making up time and was soon at their heels. Hough passed Hamish and Terry on the outside of tum seven and carried his speed around tum 10 to pas s Saba down the straigh t. Up front, Turner had a three-second advantage with five laps remai ning but was steadily loos ing g ro u nd to Hough. .T wo laps later, Hough passed Turner and immediately opened up a lead tha t he would take to the flag for the w in . Saba rode home in th ird , with Hamish , Terry , and Dimick completing the top six spo ts. Race of the Rockies GTO saw Ricky Orlando and Schellenger battle from the start for the lead . Orlando ran under Schellenger going in to the en trance of tum three to take the lead . Orlando was rid ing his ZX-9 wi th D.O.T. Dunlops a nd had an edge for a couple of laps while the others waited for their slicks to com e up to temperature. But by the end of the fourth lap, Orlando's tires were starting to lose traction, and he was sta rting to slid e the rear of the bike coming out of the slower comers, lelling Schellenger get up the inside of the tight tum one an d into the lead . With two laps remaining, Orlando had his hands full with john Hopperstad tailing closely, wailing for the slightest error that might allow Ricky Orlando (12) leads eventual winner Mark Schellenger (2) In the first tum of the Race of the Rockies GTO divis ion at the 14th annual Steamboat Springs RR, Orlando fin ished second. him the opportunity to pass. Schellenger had the track dialed and held on for the win by four bike lengths over the sliding O rlando. Ho pperstad tried everything he could to get by Orlando but came up short 10finish third. Results NOV GTO: 1. Bnndoa Wr llOn (Han); 2. Bn.n Lrhkk!1 (Suz); 3. ,Jrff Ahner (Suz); 4. Dwaynr SNwYn" (Suz ): 5. Dallas Shnman (Y~~ Amatrur CTU: 1. Pet er Hup prrid (Hon); 2. Stevr JCna.pp (yam); 3. Scott Evana (Yam); 4. Brandon Wrlton (Han); 5. Tooy Baker (Yam). LIlX I . T..:i _ (Hon~ 2. W,... _ (Y~~ 3."'" Kim &nne (Yam); So IGnlm Wright (Hon~ MDR..~ VIN'TCTU: t , o.n Elden (Yam); 2. Dive Terry (lion); 3. Curt Conqust (Y.un);4. MMk Kit*d (Yam ); 5. Nnl Trny (Ron). f..125: 1. Mark Ericbon (Han);: 2..Sven BIry (Hen); 3. Todd Edwan;b (Hon); 4. Joefftd ricbon (Hon ); 5. CairSaam (Yam ). >¥:YV cru, L Hupporid< (Hoo t 2. John Elliot (Hon t 3. Sa>ttMdlabl (y~t So """ Coot(Y~~ cl$ PuertoR No pun;tIase.1est rideorSUNey ~on is"""""'l' tor sweepstlkes entry. Residents 01 M .S. ico). ichigan only. ""Y ottlin atlIleir option. anentry 1 0m andClIflllete rules bysendlrlO asen-addressed sIanpedenvelope (requesls received all 10131194 WIll not be hooored) to BMW Dr,,"" Bike Sweepslakes, P.O. Box 4009, Council B lA 51502. Sweepstal

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