Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

top five was Ryan Boothe. The overall win went to Simp so n.. with Ca rter second, Tu rn er th ird , Reif fou rth and Bright fifth. In mot o one of the 80cc Novices it wa s the Nick McBrid e sho w . At th e ch eckered flag McBrid e led Turb o Retf, Quinn a n d To by Chalios. Mota two saw Ornelas in the lead early wi th McBrid e in second, Quinn in third and Cha lios in fourth. On lap two, McBride went head over heels in the rockers and out of the race. Ornelas con tinued in the lead with Quinn trying to catch h im , and tha t's h ow they woul d fin is h. The overall wen t to Quinn with second place to Reif and third to Boothe. Resu lts so (1)8) srx, ' .)Mod "'-.on; 2. Du.tin J _ 3. c...,. Pennington; 4. z.ch.t,ry H,uni 5. Kylr Cwinn. so(0-8) M OD NOV: 1. ~ NiIIy~rru. p IW 80: 1. Jdf Filjardo. 60 (0-8) BEG: 1. Owrli~ Morrison; 2. J.J, Whi pp le 3. Kyle Cwinn. 60 (N) NOV: 1. Broc Owml; 2.,J.ck VanCamp. 60 (9-11) BEC: 1. SNkrmA n Cuis.lnde; 2. Jilmell Wright; 3. j.E. P",vlov; 4. Iceman Hemanda,; 5. Shm:Idu Navaro . 60 (9-111 NOV: I. RYilR Philpott; 2. Atilt Swan; 3. Buffalo Sai to. 80 8 EC: 1. Slwldoa srow.U; 2. Art Dua rtr, 3. $heenI ' Pa tteraon; • . Chriltophfto LorNo; 5. J.lson W.ite. 80 NOV: 1. Kelly Qu inn; 2. Turbo Relf; 3. David Boot he; 4. Michael PatteTlon;5. Joe ArclluloWllki. 80 INT : 1. 1rff Northrop: 2. ku Med ley . 125 BEG (0-1):. 1. ~hen ~.gIe; 1. M.1rk CottoN.ro; 3. Josh lUyden; 4. Adun Portue:: 5. o.rid 1Wnry. 125 BEC (0- 2): 1. Kl'vl n Fry; 2. Waynr Ward; 3. Dmnil J&mt-s; 4. Strv '"' BruiI; 5. TIm Dl<'oste' . 125 NOV: 1. Robert SimpIon; 2. JeTmlYCamr; 3. JalOC'i Tumn; 4. Zanr Rrif; 5. Billy Bright . . 125 [NT: I. N at lw n Wood. ; 2. Dmn i. Krian; 3. Jim my Pin-ce; 4. Cbnt WUlis; S. DmN. ~plrton. 2SO BEG:L Jrmny Milt.; 2. Todd &picha; 3. Chris CIusn; 4. Dlnny BarbeT; 5. 8Wne KiMingrr. 250 NOV : 1.]t.Tnny Cartrf; 2. ~lCk Pappas; 3. bne Rei!; 4. ~ Vftdin; 5. Rich Muuman. 250 INT: L Nathan Woods; 2. ~n Styln: 3. Tim Dempwy; 4. Jimmy ""'"' 5. ... SNnk. 2SOPRO: 1. Danny PalMfino; 2. Muit ~ 3. In- Ac:hzi.p; ..s-. .......... 1. C u rt Wi ne.,; 2. Pfttro Carda.: 3. V"lnant Rond.L 500 NOV: 1. Cftg Lepnh; 2. Sran Hwnmel 25-29 BEC: 1. Robn1 WorhrJr, 2. Howard BuhJen; 3. AUca IIlona>; c. Ao1hony..........., 5. Todd Hoyne. 25-29 NOV : 1. Chris St-art; 2. 8rYn Frnv; 3. 5Nn Hummel; 4. Shane Vmiin; 5. Brian K.i.Nwy. 50) BEG: VET BEG: 1. Grq ~U; 2. Mike Nortm.; 3. Jdf C u nntngh.am; 4. Prin' Clf~; 5. Robm Buoncristain. VFT NOV : 1. De ve H e!nde!non; 2. M.r k Ha wki ns ; 3. o.n 0'alnund ro; 4. Scott Krunic; 5. Mi(ty,eI Renner . VET INT : 1. Grrs Pautington; 2. Cnig LaJw; 3. Ron DiBasOo; .c. Jim Whippko S. ~f' Bnmdt. ; VET PRO; 1. Geoff Woods; 2. o.Vt! 1iolw.1ta.; 3. lrv AdWSft. O/ T . NOV : 1. ~y Smith; 2. StUM1 Poy t red; 3. Robt!rl Kc.vilb; 4. Vanor Bucknu:&. OrrINT: 1. Ted Nf'tti; 2. Qnu\ Pruitt. Orr EX:: 1. Al Pa-y; 2. Bm McOinton. Preston, Mericier perform at Perris Motocross By Tony Alessi PERRIS. CA, sm.18 Roo kie P ro Tra v is P reston a n d Bill y " Id o l" Mercier romped through the Pro ranks during the opening round of the GA Fall Series at Perris Raceway. A co mb in ed total of more the 1000 rid er s a nd spec tators converged on th e revised race facility, which featured an all-new wider course. Preston po wered his FMF-tuned YZl 25 to a doub le-mota sweep of the 125cc Pro class in his d ebut rid e as a professional. "Tha t was easy; Pres ton said afterwa rds . "I didn ' t exp ec t to go ou t a nd beat those guys . Those gu ys rea lly pin it " Pres ton made it look easy by posting a pair of sta rt- to-fin ish wins, top p in g Ray Henseley and Stev e An d rich . Presto n's motor cycle was protested aft er th e second mota w hen it was suspect ed of ha ving an oversize bo re, but race officials deemed the bike legal and declared him the winner of the even t Mercier was equally impressive in the 25Oa: Pro class by storming to a doubJe.moto victory. Merci er, wh o changed hi s ha ir colo r and appearence to resembles rock singer Billy IdoL had to deal wi th Preston d uring bot h outings, b u t in the end, Mercier' s experience p roved to be the diffe rence. Preston crashed during the firs t moto , bu t charged back to second by the end of the race in front of Steve Drew and Shay Fretwell. The secon d mo to saw Pres to n put th e p ressu re on Mercier late in the mo to, but Mercier took it all in stride. Preston crashed again and then opted to se ttle for second place in the mota behind Mercier . Adam Pierce was aweso me in his first ma jor race afte r a broken fem ur stop ped him ea rly in the year. Pierce pos ted the overall wi n in the 125cc Novice class and proved that he is indeed back to speed with an incredible seco nd- mo ta runaway. Pierce top p ed Ma rk Till y, Chuck Enscoe, Ryan Branderburg and John Nelson in the overall standi ngs. or Results 50 FIT: 1. CIwlt! T.altan (Yam); 2. Rya n HolLolind (Vim); 3 . Andy Corwi&rs(Yil m). 50 BEG: I. Duck y Cbrlte (yiilm); 2.. Erik Colmwn (yam); 3. Otaz DirsuJ (Yam). SO (4-6) STK.: 1. Mik AIrssi (Cob); 2. Pnc:k (y.m); J. Ry. n McClintock (y.am); 4. Ph ill ip Bnnttlll (Yam) ; 5. Wt'Ston Pt'ick (Yam ). SO (7-8) STK: 1. Kyle Fo ltz (y.J. ); 2. JoImrlI Bakrr (Yam ); J . m Just in WillOft (Vam) ; 4. Ty le!r Ket!fe! (y .lm ); S. Blake U ick m.JI n Travis Pl'1lSton was on t he gas, as the rookie Pro collected the 12Scc Pro class victory In the GA Fall Series opener at Perris Raceway. (YAm). 2SO NOV : 1. Bm MiI.an (Ya m ); 2. o.rrrn Riven (Ya m); 3. Jamie YDUng (Yam ); 4. Br.d Schulu (Suz); S. Na il' 060 (Y.am ). 150 INT: I. Oiff Cook (YoIm) 2. Chris Coole)' (Yam); 3. 0uId ; 8n.aa!' (H on); 4. Jason Field s (Suz); 5. o.vid McC own (Hon). 250 PRO; 1. Billy Ml!I'rirr (ya m); 2. TraviM r n. 'on (Yam); 3. . Slrve Drew lSuz) ; 4. CaIYf Ha n (K.w); 5. Shay Frnwdl (IIon) . 25+ BEG: 1. Tom Rmniltm (Yam) ; 2. C.I. Mangft1 (Hon); J. Kobnt Padilla (Suz) ; 4. Chri t Aa ma ns O& (Su z); 5. T.ardr. S.ba o.u.s 5DOPEN: 1. Matthew Clark (ya m); 2.. Michael P.rJuor(Yam) . 60 BEG: 1. Jona th.i n Rose (Kaw); 2. Mikr Alessi ( ~w); 3. b Gonzaa (Kaw); 4. Joh n lI"hmann (K.Jw); S. Tysoo 8u rm let ter (Klw). 60 NO V: 1. David Sull ins (K.w); 2. Anthony 8~lla (lCaw ); 3. lAndon Robb iN (Kaw ); 4. Tyson ~vir. (lC.Iw); S. Ie-: A.nIknon c.r- (K.ow~ 60 O PEN : 1. Jaon Ciar~ (p ax ). SOFn: 1. Kurt Ntobut (Yam); 2. M iu ~ (Han); 3. DIVe! H.III(yam); 4. Cody Stua rt (y.un); 5. Jacob Brill (YiUn). 80 BEG: 1. Juon CLarlrtta (Suz); 2. Landon Robbins (Suz ); 3. Jason N«,wma n (Suz); 4. Slevr He n ick (Hon); 5. Rod Hamby (Yam) . 80 NOV: 1. Dusty Wa111ft (Y.m);: 2. NicIt ~cr(Yam); 3. Chris IDgf'n (Suz ); 4. ICint La Ploantl' (SIJ'); 5. TIm bsmUMm ~w). 80 INT: 1. Danny Carlson (Yam). 125 BEC (0.1 ): 1. We Carey(Hon); 2. knin Wheat (Yam); 3. JonClgnon(Y.m); ... Jarl Nds:Jn (YAm);:5. ~ Shaw (YAn\). 125 BEC (0.2): 1. ~ Norton (Suz); 2. Justin Scott (lCoAw); 3. lCk Drnft. FarTdl {l:aw); .c. J ClJim (lion); S. J.J. Du nLlp (Suz:) . .e. 125 NOV : 1. Ad am Pmu (Kaw ); 2. Mu k Tillt!y (Suz ); 3. Chuck EnKw (Suz); 4.. Ryan Bnndnburz (Hon); 5. John Nebon (Y.a m). 125 NI': 1. Eric Schnell (Su.z ); 2. Oa vid Hugtws (Yam) ; 3. C1nm BnnlOn (Suz); 4. Dran Van Ripe"" (K.w); 5. J-on Firkb (K.ow~ 125 PRO 1. TR vlI Preton (Van); 2. Roty Hft'I5dry (lion); 1 Strft Andrich (Suz);.c. E.J. Wright (Suz). (Suz~ 2S+ NOV: 1. Jamie You ng (Yam); 2. Ma rk H igh.llm (Yam); 3. Todd JohruIon (Suz ); 4. Don Oia va (Hon) . 2S+ INT : 1. Loren Poc hirowaU (Hon): 2. Ciovanni Spi na li (Yam); 3.).uon WiUi.a (Y.am). ms 2S+EXf)45TR: 1. RonC iIbm (Yam); 2.)or tr.WrrU ~w). m J(h. BEC: 1. Tom (Han); 2. CJ. Mangen (lion); J. JdI c..rrsm Whi le (Y.am); 4. Tun BIanJu.onshjp (Je.w ); 5. Sk-vl' Vrttd (5w: ). 30+ NOV : 1. Dennis Day (Yam); 2. Todd Johnson (Suz); 3. George Spi n.ali ~ w); t . J.ay PaclovK (Yam ); 5. o..vki HoIW\d (Yam). 30+ !NT: 1. 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