Results
125 B: 1. JeffS.ker (Hon ); 2. Trn'is Toll (Suz); 3. NkhoI.i,
&rbtor (1C.1w ); 4. J""",i Br.na (lion); 5.j.aIon 5pencn' (Y.. m).
-40+: 1. Bob IYhard (Hon); 2. Alan Bownwn (Hon); 3. e:twrl~
ICDch (1bI); 4. ~ lewis (Han); S. Randy Cordon (}{on).
AtrrO: 1. Pred K.arTW (Yam ); 2. Zack ~~rshalt; 3. M. Crane
(YAm); 4. bch JON'S (Y.l.ml; 5. Juon VrrrUem (Y.m).
60: 1. e.rry HowArd (l(.aw ); 2. Blale Jones (Kaw); 3. BrMlk-y
Kipp ll' (Ka w) ; 4. StrphPn ThornPM'" ( K.i w) ; S. Grdd y Ka rrl e
(Ko1w)..
250 '" 1. JaM &l<..- (}lonl; 2. Oin_ Moono (}lon); 3. Sroum.
STI " I. """' Long.
STI Q I. ~ Ownbon.
ST/U: 1. BiD Mter-.
ET I. DuUd t..1oof,
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Yokum soars at Starwest MX
By David A. Proc ida
MORENO VAUEY,CA ocr. 8
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Casper Yokum put his Suzuki into the winner's
circle with a pair of moto wins in the 30+ Beginner class during the final round of the Slarwest
Supercross Park 's T-shirt giveaway series .
The RM-mounted Yokum grabbed the lead
in moto one at the drop of the gate. Rich Dean,
wa s hot on Yokum's heels, with Paul No vak,
John Stavos and Elmer Silflies in the lead pack.
Dea n wa s pressuring Yokum, looking for the
opening that would put him out front. Meanwhile, the action for third was heating up, as SiIflies was all over Novak and finally made the
pas s in the rocker section of the course.
On t h e fourt h lap, Dean wa s riding on
Yokum's shirtta il, and he began to stick a wheel
in on the RM rider whil e Silflies closed the gap
to Dean 's rear fender making it a three-rider battle for the lead. The fight wen t all the wa y to the
P/W STK BEG (4-i1): 1. N.th. n Li twi n (Ya m) ; 2. lnniel
Brown (Yam); 3. BnIC'I' Rutherford (Y.m); 4. 'Thor Sunivan (Yam);
5. Brya Kuntz (Yam) .
P /W STJ( (4-8): 1. o.nny Bartz (Ya m ); 2. T. y lo r Gi lmort'
(y...~
P/ W
(7-8); 1. M~ ~inrs (Yam ); 2.lkyan BrimbaU
(Yam ); 3. Je-ph Cates (Y.ilm); 4. And"",, Kuntz: (Y.am); 5. FrYddy
Phwnint (Y.am).
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Supe=>.T.-.d
SOSTK: 1. Mlk L. P. gli.a (lCTM) ; 2. Brenl Human (Y.m); 3Philli p
Brusnou.. {Yam}.
so MOD:: I. Ky ~Gwinn (Y.m).
60 (6-3); J. Kyle H.uria (K.lw); 2. O\ris N ilwn ~w); 3. Joahua
Brown (K.iIw); 4.}Man MaIL",. ~w); S. Donald CboI1u (Kaw).
60 (9-11): 1. jftw Caatilk» (X.ilw ); 2. No Alvern: (K,aw ); 3.
Darid Sullins (Kaw); 4. Brodt BoDinz: (K.Iw); S. ANl y P'Wroe (K.aw).
III ("II ~ t . Chrio H........... lSuz~
80(12-13): 1. N"rl McBride (K.Iw l; 2. any Oayton (Yam); 3Todd o.yton (y.iIIn);" Bryan IUnscy (K,aw ).
80 (14-16): 1. Danny em.on (Yo1m ); 2. John 'Thornp-Jn ('101m).
80 (12-16) BEG: 1. ~ CHlill.u (Yam); 2. Skvrn IVrrick
(Han); 3.}tff Daw CSuzl; 4. 0Yd C.UrrwT (K.iIw ); 5. David e:-.:n
125 BEC: I. D.\ Farnr (Suz); 2. Chris Honnold (K,aw); 3. AI'm
Ilooo tJ(.owt ~ .......,. Ericbon lSuz~ s.eo..,.
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125 NOV: 1. Achm I'\m:eo (K.aw); 2. SNwn [)olm,agr (K.Iw);
3. """" wibon lSuz~ '. Toby Lopez lSuz~ 5. c..,. ........ tJ(.ow~
125 INT: 1. Erth Cobb (Hon) .
250 BID I . J..... joogklnd (}lon ); 2. Chuck a "k lSuz~ 3.
Steve ICovK (H on) ; 4. Fl ton Ma rti ns (Suz); S. Daft Ncohon (Hon).
250 NOV, I . Kyl< " ;"' lSuz l.
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250 INT: J. Man Stiles (Hon).
250 PRO 1. ToId. t:auIWKlyotl CKaw); 2. Ed Red.m.an (Han); 3Ty lCod (Suz~
y
25+ BEC: 1. ~ndy ~ (Suz).
30+ BEG:I. Casper Yokum (Suz); 2. Rich ONn (Suz:); 3. Elnwr
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Silfies (Y.m); 4. J«TY Birky (Hon); 5. P.ul Novak (Suz ).
30+ NOV; 1. Hany WillrT (Ho n); 2. Peu Jenkin . (Hon ); 3.
Phillip Ca vill (Hun).
30+ IN;T 1. Tony Feldh.lu l (Hon).
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30+ EX: 1. Scou Harden (KTM).
Champs honored at
D.T.R.A. banquet
By TIm McB ride
BROOKLYN PARJ(.MN,ocr. 10
The Dirt Track Riders Association honored ils
class champions at the annual awards banquet
held at the Isaac Walton League in Brooklyn
Park. Minnesota.
Club members, family and friends were
treated to good food , the presentation of awards,
and some of the best ben ch racing ever.
With the suppo rt from several sources, long:
lime D.T.RA. promoters Buzz and Marie Arndt
made sure that everybody left wi th a door prize.
Buzz and Marie emphasized that without the
effort from track workers, scorin g, sign-up personnel. etc., the D.T.R.A. simply would not exist
Plaques of appreciation were awarded to the following who pitched in to help make this season
possible: Mike Ledin , Don Boehlke, Eric
Brouhard, Tom Spotls, Steve Vanderhoff, Dan
Sandberg, Heather Donnay, the Henrichs family,
Tim, Denise and Adam, Sherrie Jenkins and
Kieth Raveling .
• A secret collection wa s taken by the rid ers
and helpers for two specially engraved murals
that were presented to the Arndts, thanking
them for their hard work and dedication in making the D.T.R.A. a Minnesota racing tradition.
As far as the racing went, the Open A class
championship fe U to Billy Hoffmiester, who
won every event excep t for the final round,
which went to his teammate Eric Brouhard.
The master himself, Buzz Arndt, proved that
at 52 years of age, you're never too old. Arndt
clinched the Twin, Senior and Open B class
championships, respectively . In only h is first
year in any sort of organized racing, Dave Jenkins won the highly competitive 30+ class championship.
