Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

for two la p s un ti l Decker too k. the position a w ay. Da v id Ca mare na mad e h is presence mo.,":," in moto tw o by moving into the third position, and he stayed there for the d uration of the mote . At the checkered flag it was Decke r, Lane and Camarena. The overall went to Decker, seco nd to Lane, and Camarena rounded ou t the top three . Results . soSIX BEG: 1. Dustin Jot-on,; 2. Kylto C winn; 3. Lou it' fft.. ~ 60 (D-8) NOV : 1. JoICll. V~p. o.V:r=EC: 1. Jus tin W oods; 2. ~ Cuisande; 3. 60 (9- 11) NOV : t. Buff alo So ito ; 2. A rilr. Sw an ; 3. J.mn WrighL ~ 8EG [).1: 1. She1doStowrll;2.~ r atb!nonw 3. StM\ley WAi: BEG: [).2: 1. JONctwn Cron i; 2. [hn Replogle; 3. ;.son 80 NOV: 1. David Boothe; 2. Nick McBride;3. Krlly Quinn. 8OINT :l.J_ tkdltoy. Cott'::;:EG [).1 : 1. Robm Trmplrton; 2. RYAn McArthy; 3. Mark fin. 125 B~ D-2: I. Mibo AieUo; 2. lim Coch ran ; 3. Randy GmUS NO V; I. r... .-my D rter ; 2. ZaM' Reoif; 3. Keith Verdin. . n 1251m: 1. MItt Styla!s; 2. JUli in Quinn; 3. Eric Lidd e ll t 25 0 BEG : 1. Ste ve n MervlIu; 2. DoJ n ny Barber; 3 . Jim Copeland . YCoJrter; 2. Ch rill Platero; 3. Zane Rei!. 250 NO V: 1. Jt>n'fn : 250 IJIlI' 1. Ch uck Bradah..w; 2. M.t.ttStyles; 3. Knin Hunt. 250 PRO: 1. lrv Ad w S"'. VET BE I. Jeff Cunningh.im; 2. Rob ~ 3. Kevin Wu. G: oon. c..~ NOV : I. D.... e Henderson ; 2. M.nk H.iw kins; 3. R.iy ~29 NOV: 1. Martin M.uklr; 2. Skve Nebon,; 3. Bob PimenIoL VET PRO:1. Irv Achzi ger; 2. Dave How4; 3. Dale GW'lter. VET lNT: 1. Robert Drock.er, 2. Cr.ig L.nt; 3. Da vW:! Cam.J~ 500 NOV: 1. Jim~y AbW\i~; 2. Creg Lq-h; 3. ~ Mus. Smiti?T NO V: 1. Bn .ln Merch.in l; 2. Stu£rt Poytr..... ; 3. Leroy 50) BEG:1. Mih! Cheney; 2. Phil Segundo; 3. Pedro c.tria. Skaggs gets green at Birch Creek Motocross By Jay and S haro n Ha user DANVIU.E. vA, OCT. 15 Team Green's Robbie Skaggs turned out to win the most green as he took the 250cc A class win to collect the biggest part of the $1000 purse in the AMA Fall C lassic Ama teur day at Birch Creek Motorspo rts. Alt ho u g h t he Fox /D unlo p /Ga ry Ba il ey Schools / Ceet /l OO% / Ts u baki /Endu ra /S u n sta r / Pro-A rt Works / FMF-bac ked Skaggs too k the ov era ll hon ors for the d ay, the victory d id not come easy, thanks to his Tea m Green coun terpart Richie Horton and local ace Kevin Walker. Skaggs put his Kawasaki to the front of the field to take the openin g-mote wins in each c~ss, but actually took the overall by being consisten t. Whe n the gate dropped for the first 250cc A class , it was Walker roosting to the front of the pack. Walker's holeshot was quickly cut short as a q uick bob ble in the thick outer mud of tum two sucked him in just long enough to a llow Skaggs to squeak past for the lead . Rob McWhorter worked his big CRSOO into third b~d.Walker as the pack worked into lap one WIth TIlden Styron and Mike Eastwood filling the top five . Walker bumped up the gas and reassumed th~ lead by the .end of lap one . But with the laps wmdmg down In moto one, Skaggs wicked it up and put some heavy pr essure on Walker, and kept it on u ntil Walker cracked, and Skaggs went past for the win. Walker again blasted out to a big lead in 250cc A mota two, only this time it was Horton hot on his case, with Skaggs closely tucked into third. The lead trio quickly began to pull away from the fIeld and stretched a comfortable distance on Eastwood and the rest of the pack by lap two, when the three-way battle turned into a two-way duel of death. Walker fell out of contention on lap two and left the battle for the win to Horton and Skaggs . Horton fought off every pass attempt that Skaggs could throw at him to hol d on for the win, but it was no t enough. Horton needed the cushion of Walker between himself and Skaggs for a sho t at the overall, but with Walker's trouble went Horton's ove rall . Skaggs secured the seco nd position in mo ta two which resulted in a better ove rall score and the victory ove r Horton. Results 50 (~): 1. Ty1forShuematf' (YoJm 2. Ryan FilZWa~ (y am); 3. ); Buddy Bi.ge (Y.lm); 4. Du lltin Smi th (Y.a m); 5. Austi n Coo per (Yam). 50 (7-8): 1. Sam Fitzwater (Y.a 2. Jdfrry PrilIiman (y am); 3. m); Krrin PrlIHm.Jn (YoJm); 4. HeoJlher B~~. 60: 1. Ow- Shuell\ollte (K.Iw); 2. MI." 8oyt:r (X.iw); 3- Sk-v~ Dii ley (Hon); 4. Scott Trrry (K.-w); 5. ChriI Cu1Ier{K.Iw) . 80 (12-15): 1. Bobby R.nur (~w); 2. Jered Bt.ek (Suz); 3. JOItI Wood (K.lw); 4. ~b"y Pcon (K.lw) ; 5. Josh Hutch in s cco (Yam ). SCHBY: 1. Robbie- Horton (IC,Iw); 2. AAron Beonfirld~w); 3. Jert'd m..dt (Suz); 4. BobbyIW\bor (K.l w); S. Ron l...!w.JieI'(K.Iw). 125 k 1. Robb ieo Sb ggs (K.l w),; 2. RiehM! Horton (K.1w ); 3. ~ W"l ker (Yam); 4. Mike Eutwood. (K.l w); 5. TlIdon Slyron (Suz~ 125 B.: 1. ~ Hortm. (K,Iw ); 2. Mi k::hdl HodS" (K.Iw); 3Brand Oll Tu rhngton (1C.Iw) 4. JiJKln Dr..., (Suz); 5. J~ff Field s ; (Suz). 125<:' I. Doug Nrighban (Hon~ 2. a..p """""'" (Hon); 3. o.nwl Dliley (Hon); 4. Cum Woodruff (KAw ); 5. KeDy Whir. (K.1w ). 125 D: 1. Scott n hon (Suz); 2. Juan Whitt (Hon); 3. c.w,. LNch (K.1w); 4. MicNd V,ad.,up (Mon ); 4. Eric T" .. (Han ). 250 Ie. Robbie Skaggs(K.Iw); 2. Richie Horton (lY w); 3. Miu ~ (K.1w); 4 . TiIdon Stymn (Suz) ; 5o ~ WA1lcft(Yam). 2SO 8 : 1. MitcMII Hodges (K..J w); 2. Br.ndon Tu rlin xton (K.aw); 3. M.trk W.gnrr oc;.w); 4. David Rormcr (K.tw); 5. Keith Newton (Suz ). 250 C: 1. Woodruff (lYw); 2. Dustin Floyd (Suz); 3. St-~ Talbott (Han); (. Ricfwrd HoIIn' (Hon); 5. D&nny Skippr!' u vrn (Yam). 2SO D: 1. Rogrr Arnold (K.aw); 2. Kyle Rich.ucbon (te.w); 3. KyleCl'aint (Yam); 4. Hilton HoJdron (J(.Iw);5. 8enAmn(Hon). JO.f. A: 1. Donnie Fosler- (Han); 2. Tun M.urtooIh (Hon). 30+ B; Timmy Johnson (Yam); 2. Krvin AuRin (Suz); 3. Dnln is Prillinun (K.aw); 4. OoJ,niel Iko (Y" m); S. M.lfc Ol"nland U (Hon~ U/L 8-C: 1. Jeff Field s (Suz); 2. Doug Nri ghbon (Han); 3. Chap HukJ'.lder (Ho n ); o z 35

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