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Stewart steams to
Gatorback Motocross win
By Kyle Myers
GAINESVI1.U. n, OCT.23
Doug Henry (1) and Ty Wallce (76) battlecl
lor supremacy In the 250cc Pro class at
the Walden Playboys charity MX. Henry
won the Ii rst mota, but Wallace scored the
second mota and overall wins .
Mike Luke was by far the hottest rider in the
Florida Seri es setting a " ne w" track record on
his way 10 three wins, two thirds, and a fourth
on his Honda CBR600 F2.
Results
EXSOlD CTO: 1. J~ Bowman (Han); 2. Bmt RAy(K.I w );
3. Mib Lub (Hon); • . Pa ul Sloan e (Hon); S. j.aml Pa rlioament
(Kaw); Frank IGnwy (Y.am).
.
AM SOlOCTQ t . Ron tIow'ard (Suz); 2. Shane Prirto ~wl;
3. lut DaviA (K.,Iw l; .. Fnnco S~ (It.aw); S. MalO) Martinez.
(Suz~
EX SOlO cnJ: t , Greg E.er (Yam); 2. John Lons (Yam); 3.
John B'-e:1 (Han); 4. Pol. W~kIey (Han); 5. Ed Morgan (y .. m) .
AM SOLO CTU: I , Tom Hutchm. (Hon ); 2. Jim RoIndoIph
(y.. m ); 3. Stev. Buety (Y.am); 4. ~ff U IT (Ya m); S. Oous GUes
(HM~
SHOOlUUT: t . DonAld Jacb (Suz ); 2. Rid. Sh.Iw (Bim); 3.
}oImie 8owm&n (Hon); 4. M iU 1.ukl!'( lion); 5. JohnfTancr (lion).
SPTS MN EX: I. joe L.1
nu (Ka w ); 2. Mike Perry (Yam) ; 3.
o..vid &rmt Jr. (Yam ); 4. James o..nnm (Suz).
AM: I. Pat Te at .. (Va m) ; 2. Barry Ki ng (Va m ): 3. O.... id
Thorn.a (Hon) ;'. m.dimir L.1nti (Yam ); 5. Ed Barrett (ya m).
gua
ohnLong (Due); 2. Bill &nnon (ya m);
L/W VlNT COMB: I. J
3. Neville ",,11- ru-~ (Due) : 4. Jay Diamant (Ben ); 5. o.vid AtlM
(Bri~
M /W 55 EX: I. Mike Luu (Hon): 2. Miu Lehning (Hon); 3.
Mike WillIOn(Hon); 4. J
ohnBICSlIed (Hon ); 5. Mark Pitz (Hon).
AM: 1: Ron Howard (Hon); 2. Doug Giles (Hon); 3, Qut-nne
King (Hon); '. Wocdrow Gephart (Hon ); 5. Ricard o Glock (Hon ).
L/W G P EX: 1. John France (Hon) ; 2. Greg EMrr (Ya m); 3.
John Long (y am); 4. Stt-vll'Oark (Ya m); 5. Boyd Bradfie Wi (Han).
AM 1. Jama H.anIon (Yam); 2. Bill kk (y.m): 3. Ed &rrett
(Yam) ; 4. Ca rolyn Thu rlow ev. );5. Blad irnir Lanti pu ev. m).
m
H / W 55 EX: l. Mike Lu ke (Hon); 2. Miu Wilson (Hon) ; 3.
John Spitulak.l(Ka w): 4. John Bieskod(Hon ): 5. Joe l«hman (Ka w ).
AM; 1. Sh.Irwo Prieto (Kaiw); 2. "anco Ste fani (Kaiw); 3. Ian
DI vis (J'aw);" Ma rco MArtinez (Sw:); S. Erick Vier. ($uz).
U/l S& 1. Tod d " - (Hon); 2. Tommy &rbn (H on) ; 3.
Rick N.arup (Hon); 4. Joe l.«hman (K.aw).
(Due); 2. sr-e Norton (Han);
H / W s/lW EX: t . Doug
J. PWne L.1c.-- (Hon); • . Gen ld Young m (Hon).
AM : 1. Alan Robbins (Han); 2. Greg IJonl!'y (Hon) ; 3. Dan
WN ~ (Hon) : ' . Jrif Crouch (Hon); S. Steve Hill (Han).
H IW vtNT COMB: 1. Todd lWnning (Y.am); 2. Bill B.nnon
(Y. ml;3. Tom Bry -.l (Nor);4.. o.ridAIla(Suz)..
l /W s/BK EX. I. Ran Prny (Yam); 2. Todd Henning (Y. m);3.
en-
. . . s-.(Hont ~ ...... ~(Hon) lon Unobagn (Y~~
;S.
AM: 1. Jeff Crouch (Hen); 2. Jarncs Hanlon (YMn); J. RicN rd
u-dale (lion); 4. SteveHill (Hon).
US TW SM'S: 1. M.uk Pastil (H -D) .
M / W s/BK EX:1. Mike LuU(Hon);2. RrlJ.rl.-on(Y.m);3.
Pol WrorkJey (Hon ); 4..Cr.aiS Fa. (HorI ); 5. M.uk f'itz (Yun).
l
AM; 1. Tom HuldUns (Hun); 2. Doug Giles (Han); 3. J-mes
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L/ W 55 EX: 1. Todd ~ (Yam); 2. Cr.1ig CokI nwn (Y. m);
3. Da vid Pabst III (Yam); 4. Georgeru-.vis (Y. m); 5. Un Linrbergft (Y.mt).
AM: 1. j..amps KanIon (Y.m);2. Steve-R.ezme,.(Yun).
L/ W slTW EX: 1. SIeVe Norton (Hon); 2. Pi.~ lM.sw
(H on ); 3. Ce-r&ld Voung lU (Han): • . She-ny DowDing (K.1w ); 5.
Mark Politii' (H-D).
AM: I. ALan Robbins (Ho n); 2. Jeff Crouch (H on ): 3. Greg
Doney (Han): • . Rid\ard Lonsdale (Han); 5. Dave We-olVer-(Hon).
H /W s / BK EX:I. John AWune.d (K.tw); 2. Bmt Ray ~w); 3.
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AM: 1. Wf"t'ld bt-r Gonulez (K.aw); 2. Ron How.rd (Suz); 3.
Franco Std.ani ()(aw); 4. Tom HutehiN (Han); 5. lan Davis (K.aw) .
M/ W GP EX: 1. J
ohn FrAna' (Hon); 2. Gzq E-r (Yam); 3.
Mi ke Luu (Han): • .
WeeJJey (Hon); S. Rick J
ac:bon (V..m).
AM: 1. Tom H utchins (Hon) : 2. Doug Giles (Hon ); 3. Qumni
ICi g (Hon): 4, Ron How.. rd (Hon ); 5. Jim Ha raldaon (Han).
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Wallace wails at Playboy MX
By Dick Arche r
WALDEN, NY, OCT. 16
Pro /Expert Ty Wallace propelled himself 10blistering victories in both the 125 and 250cc
Pro /Expert di visions at the fourth annual TriState Challenge to benefit Cerebral Palsy at the
Walden Playboys MX facility.
Wall.1ce, aboard a sizzling pa ir of Ros sini
Race Products-backed Hondas, invaded District
34 to duke it out with fellow Northeast
Pro /Experts incl uding Brian Carroll, Bruce
Stratton, Eric Reilly, Carlos Coen a n d AMA
12SocNali onal Champion Doug Henry.
As the gate dropped in the first 250cc mete,
26 of the Northeast's best poured around tum
one with Henry, Carroll and Wallace up in front.
After the first lap, a bad crash on the tabletop
finish line brought out the red flag. and back
in to the gate they went. Ag ain, down -w e n t
the gate, and emerging from the d ust and into
the lead was Wallace. He started pulling aw ay
from the pack, and as they a ll cros sed the
tabletop after lap one, it was Wallace, Carroll,
Coen and Henry, who had worked h is wa y
up from a midpack start. Wallace was speeding
out of sight as Henry got by Coen and th en
CarrolL By lap six of the eight-lap moto, Henry
had Wallace locked in h is sights and ready
for the kill. It took only a few comers until
Henry found the perfect li n e and s w oop ed
b y Wallace, who sta yed close righ t to th e
checkered flag, w ith Carroll th ir d a nd Coen
fourth.
Henry missed molo two when he had leave
the track for a flight to California . Wallace,
Stratton, McMillen and Coen were left lunging
for the lead off the gate. Wallace pulled the
holesho t with Strallon, McMillen and Caen hot
on his ta il for the first four laps. Co en , who
seemed to come from nowhere, was soo n all
over Wall ace and passed him in the back section. Wallace quickly cut Coen off at the next
comer.
The riders all remained ve ry clo se for the
next three laps until the last lap when Wallace
turned it up ano ther notch and pulled away for
the win. In a close ballie for second, Coen managed to hold off McMillen and a charging Brian
Carroll, McMillen ending up thir d and Carroll
fourth.
The 12Soc Pro /Expert motos were fast'paced
and furious as Wallace defied gravity, obtaining
high speeds throughout both motos en route to
the ov erall .
Results
50 S'l"K: 1. Drr.veStenitt; 2. Grq Owu.mmbie: 3. Kenny &rkJn; .. Ryan Mills; s..John HK::b.
50 MOD: t . Tykor Jcnninp; 2. Ry-. Bladoburn; 3. Tom o..w1OIl; • . Ry.an Hoyt.radt; 5. Je-e ~t.Inik.
60: 1. G~ tkyers; 2. Janws McNeil l; 3. au;. R_ll: 4.
ICri.th O\apnwn; 5. Pfte z..ncon..la..
80 JR.; 1.ShoIun Rus.so; 2. ~ H ubbard; 3. Mike' te.vitt; 4.
Gftg .....,.,., S. Ry.. Milb.
80 SR: 1. Tony Pcdone; 2. J-- VoI1enbne; J. .Jdf Komig; .. .
SWw Cunningham; 5. Brian Scher\"r .
SCHBY: 1. M." G~nstein; 2. J ero~ O.wlOn ; 3. JOl!'Y
Uf rbut"l!' Buddy Pitt; S. Drew BAier.
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125 A:. 1. Ty Wa llace; 2. Bruce Stratton; 3. Eric Rril ly; 4. CarM
Gurnee: 5. Ca rD Coen.
125 8: I . Day. UmhoEtr, 2. Mike Sickmius: 3. 8L 8.lhor;"
U
MIn GJ'ftns1ein;5. Noberto Balbucna.
125 C: 1. .Jdf Kirk1.and; 2. 8udd y Pitt; 3. Teorry Finkle ; 4. Jeremy Knapat: 5. Mei r Reagan.
250 A: 1. Ty WaUace; 2. C.i.rIo5Coen; 3. BNn Carrol ~ • . Bruce
Stt..tton; S. c. rt l'f GUI'TW"l!'.
250 8: 1. Mike Sickenius; 2. fum linn; 3. Ken Mc<;. rthy; 4.
Kyie Luc.s; 5. Man Marsilli.
250 C: 1. Ja!lOR Wal lace ; 2. Rich GizzI; 3. C. Morgt'nN'n; 4.
Terry Finkle: 5. Andfl.'W' ~uer.
25+ A: I. 8 Nn Canoll; 2. Carlos Com; 3. Rich Komsky; 4.
Ken BLackw.ll; 5. Mike Spe.1r.
25... B: I. Km. McCarthy; 2. Rich.Gizzi; 3. Bill Sarg en l; 4. Bill
Grippo; S. q\ad O'Hara.
OP EN A: 1. Brian Carroll; 2. Mike Spe-ar; 3. Rich lComHy; 4.
.
Eric Rrill y; 5. Tom Bruno.
VET A:. t. M ike Spear; 2. 8ruc:l!' W1I\1I'r; J. Kea m.ckwell; 4.
Tom BNt'IO; S. Rob McGui~
sR: 1. Jerry Rizz ie llo; 2. Fffdy Carica: 3. Ja ine U om : 4.
Chol b Borg;5. Cliff Whit e.
r
S/S R: I. Guy De..1; 2. JM Va glolki; 3. Jeff 'Thompson; • .
Bruce Stratten Sr.; S. Ken Scheru.
Over 380 riders from seven sta tes competed for
Honda /Suzuki and Yamaha contingency money
at the sixth and fina1 round of the AMA /Worldspo rts Flori da Gold Cup Series a t Ga tor back
Cycle Par k, and rising -star James Stew art swep t
the 60cc d ivision wi th a perfect two- mo to tally
for the overall w in.
In"the first 60cc me te, Stewa rt led the 25 rid ers field into the "Gator Pit" with Ryan Dav is,
Mike Sizem ore, Troy Ad ams and Dan Tru ma n
in tow . Sizemore and Ad ams slip ped by Davis
halfway inlo the opening lap and battled for the
runner-up w ith Stewart ju st in front. Ad ams
pressured Sizemore and moved by in the back
section. Stew art then crashed letting Adams and
Sizemore around. Stewart quickly remounted
and charged to the front, then o u tbra ked Sizemo re e nteri ng the pit and set his sights o n
. Kawasaki of Ocala-backed Adams.
Ad ams held Stewart at ba y for two laps,
before Stewart sailed by on the drop-off. Stewart
pulled out a seven-second lead by the time the
checkered flag came out. Adams rode home in
sec ond, with Truman pa ssing Sizemore on the
fina l circuit for third. Chaz Northey rounded ou t
the top five positions.
The second molo saw Stewart again grab the
hol eshot ov e r Adams, Northe y, Truman and
Davis. The Team Green/Fox/Performance Engineering-backed Stewart rode flawlessl y and
pulled aw ay from the field . Meanwhile, Adams
had control of seco nd with Northey, Truma n,
and Sizemore d icing for th ird. The three riders
switched spots each lap, with Northey coming
out on top at the finish over Truman and Sisemore. Stewart easily won the moto to comp lete
the class.
ln the Pro division, Paul Currie used 1·2 finishes to score his first major win in the class.
Currie lead wire to wire in the firs t mota with
Gene Naumec and Brian Man ley following.
Manley was the fastest rider on the course, but a
fall shot hi s chances for th e w in; he fin ished
third in the moto. Manley d om inated the second
mota taking the easy win, while Currie and
Naumec fought the number-two spo t. Naumec
fen in the last tum, giv ing the second position
and the ov erall win to Currie.
Results
• PfW (4-6 ):1. Jau G riffIS (L EM) : 2. And ~ Ma rw.rk (lEM);
3. M..rt. HilmpW~ (lEM): 4. Mike Patterllon (LEM); S. Ky ~ Orr
Q
( L£M~
P/W (7-8): 1. Ky1eo Williamson (Iii); 2. Ztck Lundy (yam); 3.
Robert Holstein ev. m): 4. Jdf Lucido (LEM); 5. Cod y Roth (Y..m).
60 (7· 11): 1. J.ames St..-w"rt (K.a : 2. Troy Ada ms (lU w ); 3.
w)
Dan Truma n (1G1w): 4. Chaz Nort he y (Ka w ); 5. Mike s izem o t"l!'
(K.1w).
80 (7· 11): 1. Kyl. Farnell (Ya m) : 2. Tyson H..d St'1l (Suz ); 3.
J08h Faw.tino (Suz ); 4. Jason Bell (Suz ); 5. J~y McDow (K.a .
w)
80 (12. 13): 1. Moltt W~1r.er (!Caw); 2. Jnaie Ballard (Suz); 3.
Jftt."my Shuttle wo rth (ya m): 4. a inl Shea ly (Kaw); 5. Tim Banik
(Ka w ).
80 (14-1 5): 1. ltI y H.tnsen (Kaw ); 2. Virani o..-uya ll (y.m); 3.
HCMVard MNdor (HorI); 4. Clay Robrmon (K.1w); 5. J..... Adams
(Y~~
s/ MINI: I. M.. tt Wal krr ( K.aw) ; 2. Kyl. Farne ll (Ya m l; 3.
TfWlI' HacLieIl(Suz); 4. Clin IShe.ly (K.aw ); 5. jon Bowman (y.. m).
125 YTH; I. Kn'I ~ (Han ); 2. Adam Ibke (Ib); 3. 5cutI
PiNon (Suz); • . Q uia Baily (Kaw); 5. 0.","" MyEltwtk'n (Suz).
16-24: 1. Anthon y Pocorobba. (Suz); 2. Ja!IOIt Dod ds (Y. m); J.
Sha w Dunkel C
Hon); 4. Ch n s Ma nn ing (Suz ); 5. Kyk KopKh ik
In a ddi tio n to his wins in A an d B Superstoc k. Reed posted a second- p lace finis h in C
Superstock 10 take hom e $1300 from Kawasaki.
Reed used his Trip le R Racing ZX6 giant-killer
to ea sil y h and le Da vid McGrath ' s Ya ma ha
\'ZF75O in the A and B Superstoek classes while
secu rin g top continge nc y-money hon or s .
M cGrath~ wh o is from nea rb y Thunderbolt,
Georgia .. went on to win the B Superbike race
and was overtaken by a charging David Davis in
the Form ula One contest. Third in A Superstock
a n d fo u rt h in B Su pe rstoc k w ent to Kev in
Rentzell on a pair of Su zu kis. Canton Racing's
Scan Dillon waited until thi s even t to put in his
best ride of the season p ulling d own a third in B
Superstock among a deeply talented field.
Gibbs was the only man to beat Reed in the
dampened cond itions, albeit narrowly, in the C
Superstock event. He piloted his Micron-piped,
Dunlop-shod, Joe Gibbs-tuned CBR600F2 to a
generous three-second lead after only two laps.
But as the halfwa y p o int ne ared, Reed had
defined his wet ridin g limits and began a charge
that ended up only a half-bike-Ieng th short at
Ch uck Edgeworth 's che ckered flag . After tha t
close call, Gibbs didn't let anyone eve n dose to
him in the C Superbike event, as he dominated
s
with a flag-to-flag victor y ove r Rentzell and
Greensboro, North Carolina 's Tri-City Hondaspo nso red Lee Acree.
Joshua Ha yes netted victory in the A and C
Production Novic e classes and finished second
10 Mike Ruditys in the B Production event.
Results
~Mim
H /W EX: 1. Bill z....rley (K.aw); 2. David Md::rolth (Y. m); J.
Rc1'ttuD (Suz); • . htrid:. LudwlJ; (Yam); 5. Joey Ci lldand
~
(K.ow~
M/W EX: 1. Kl!'Yin Rentze ll (Yam); 2. Dlnny Phibbs (Hon); J.
RU!IIloI!D Masrear (Hon).
HIW NO V: I. Micharl Rud ilp (Suz); 2. Dnn. l.estie (Y.am),;
3. Miu Dc&tb.mt (Hon); 4.. J.anll5 Uillis (Suz) : 5. WillWn J
«Obus
(HM).
M /W NOV: 1. Mike De Brab.nt (Ho n): 2. Mu k Phillips
(lion); 3. Joshua ....,.., (}ton); 4. Scott .... rwd1 (lion); 5. Rid: Ruhl
(Hon~
L /W: 1. DwiShl I..rw ls (HorI) ; 2. Walt .,. Siov a ll (Y. m): 3.
W.de Bu ffin gton (Ya m ); " . Allen lI . mmond (Ya m) : 5. c..ry
Med hn(Hon).
Sprinb
A s/sn:: EX: 1. Mikl!' IkN (K. wl; 2. Dlvd MtCr.Ih (Yam);
3. ~in ~tu'll (Suz.); 4. C rant l..opl!'z (Hon); S. Joey Cllieland
....
(
).
B S/STK EX; 1. Mike Rftd ( J:..t, ); 2. Da vid McCt..tb (Yam);
w
3. Sr.n Dil lon (Suz): • . Knitl ~tull (Suz); 5. Joey Gilleland
(K.1
w).
C S/ STK EX: 1. Bri.an Gibbs (Hon); 2. Mike- KeN (K.aw ): 3.
O.nny Ph ib bt. (H on ); 4. Kevi n Iknlull (Y.m) ; 5. Lee Acree
(Han).
S s / BK EX: 1. Dlvid McCr.I th (y.m),;2. Lovin Iknudl (Suz);
3. r .trick Ludwig (YoI m); • . Phill ip Schroder (Suz); 5. Ray Hickman (Suz).
C S / BK EX: 1. Bri.an Gibb!> (Hon) : 2. ~in RtnI2eU(Y. m); J.
tee Acret! (Hon).
O S/BK EX 1. Kevin M~ (Yam); 2. Walb.f Stov al1(Y,1
:
'
m).
F-1 EX: 1. David Davis (Suz); 2. Dav id McGr. th (Y. m),;3. Bill
Ze. rIey (Kaw); ' . JoeyCll ieland (Ka w) ; 5. I...eto Acree CHon).
F-2 EX: 1. Pol ric k Moo re (Hon):2. Eric Ashba ug h (Y.. m).
l
F-3 EX: 1. J.B. & Iko (Hon) .
F-CLBM N EX: I. Allen Willis (Ho n); 2. J.B. Balko (Hon); 3.
m
'Y
Davie! Levine (yam ): 4. Jnnat h.: e n " l (Yolm): 5. Sian K.. " (Sw:).
U/ L TW EX: I. William LufTUldl.'ft (Due ); 2. Michael Dunciln
Jr. (Suz).
/II. PRO D NO V: 1. Jos h ua Ha yes (Hon ): 2. Sha nnon Si lv.
(Suz); 3. [Aonok Lnlie (Yam) ;'... Rob P. lmieri (Suz); 5. St.ven
GJl."l'n (I-Ion ).
8 PROD NO V: 1. Mich .w l Rud itys lSuz ); 2. Ja.hUol Hayn
(It on ); 3. Sh.l.nno n S Hv. (Su zl ; 4. Jko 1l. Lnltc (V.. m); 5. Rob
f1'
Palmieri (Sut:).
C PROD NO V: 1. Jot;.hua HaY'" (lion ); 2. Norman Ham mond
(Hon ); 3. John St-ubtorling (Han): ... Kyw Ca rver (Hon) ; So WiUiilm
McN.>I (HM).
o PROD NOV : 1. Wilde Buffinslon (Y.am); 2. c..ry Medlin
(H on ); 3. 50S.D.lnie ls (Hon); 4. Kkk BoyIl"5 (Han); 5. Mar k Schmilt
ISuz).
(K.ow~
US A: I. An lhony Poconibb.I (Suz); 2. Paul Cu rrie (Ka w); 3.
Brioln McEUoy (Y. m ); 4. Ch ris Brown (Suz); 5. Sha w Ounkc- I
B S/ BK NOV : I. Scon HarweIl IH on ); 2. Mike- [)CBraholnt
(Hon); J. Rick Ruh l (Hon);'. 0nTk Lnlie (Yam); 5. Shannon Silva
(HM ~
(Suz).
US B: 1. J.armt TippinS (Suz),;2. Scon Pinson (Suz ); 3. AdoIm
Rake'(Hon); 4. Chris Manning (Hon); S. Rud y W..u.e:r (Yam).
125 C: 1. J.amrs Md:ormick (HorI ); 2. J.ason Frennan (Suz); 3.
J.D. Ho lmes (ya m); ' . l.efoWelker (Sut:); S. Todd Wichtner(Hon).
250 A: 1. Paul Cu.rrir (K.1w): 2. Gene N.urn« (YoI m); 3. Bri.n
McElroy (Y.am);4. Chris Brown (Suz ); S. Earl May (Yam).
25U 8: 1. Ken }cncs (Han); 2. J.armt TJPPing (Suz); 3. Bryan
Abel (lion); 4. Rod FuflW'l (JCaw ); 5. ~ Neil.lndrT (}ion).
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250 C: 1. Kirk Layfidd (Yam ); 2. Robm ArmsIronS (Y.m); 3.
J.unes Sp.i.wn (X.aw); 4. ~th Marzan (Yam); S. Ma lt Smith (Mon) .
25+: I. BriiIn Manley(Hon): 2. uri May (yam); 3. JeffLampe
(Suz); .. Brym Abel (Hon); 5. Man. B.!oamer (Suz ).
30+: 1. ~ Foley (X.aw ); 2. Earl Ml y (Yam): 3. Ron Dodds
(Hon );4 . ILck hny (Y"m);5. Marllloe.uner (Su.z:).
35+: I. Dell Millei' (I'.aw) ; 2. Jd f Hughn (Kaw): 3. SIPvll'
);
Diux1 (Yam) ; 4. Woody StridrJand (YoIm 4. Kyw-T.llant (Sut:).
40+: I. Woody Strick1.and (yam); 2. David }<:lI'Imon(Y.. m); J.
Torn Fogg (K.aw); • . Char5es Kit-lel (!Caw); 5. Johnnie RoJ ulenon
(-~
50 +: I. Robert £MnieIs (Suz); 2. Rufus SalL» (Hon)..
500 B/ C: 1. Pa ul SpoIrks (Hon); 2. K.ith W.d (H o n); 3.
.n
R.lndy Morris (JCaw ); 4. Eric Heondenon (KTM),; 5. J..mcs Taylor
(Vam).
PRO: 1. Paul C ul'T'ic (Kaiw ); 2. BlU n Mol ley (Hon): 3. C.erw
n
Ndu mt.'C (Vam); 4. Ch ris 8.liley (KA 5. Joh n Ftosler (Suz ).
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Gibbs, Reed rad at
Roebling Road Road Race
By Ku rt Hall
FAlILKVIIl.E, GA, OCT. I
Brian Gibbs and Mike Reed were jus t two of the
hot racers to in vade Roebling Road Raceway
when the WERA National Championship Series
ca me to town.
C S/ BK NOV : t . Billy E!lUdS" (Hun); Scou H.arwdI (Han); 3.
Mike De Br.b.anl (Hon); 4. Rick Ruh l (Hon ); 5. Chris Reynokb
(Hon~
D S / BK NOV : 1. TIm H ill (Y..m); 2. lNt"l!'k King (Y"m ); 1.
Dustin Spnbe!' (Y..m); 4. J.mes SIroud (Ka w ); 5. Matt BWhIiek!
(Hon~
F-t NOV : 1. Scott Harwell (Hon); 2. Shotnnon Silva (5u% 3.
);
Rob r.tmirri (Suz ); 4. Rrl. RuN (Hun); 5. Oris Itt'ynokh (Hon).
F-2 NOV : 1. William Moon (Hon ); 2. 0\.0f1gh1: Uwis (Hon); 3.
Wade Buffinston (Suz); • . M.i.rc L.1utzenhiKr (Suz ); 5. Du stin
Spl!'rber(Y.m).
F-3 NO V: 1. Kenneth Cotzin (Yam); 2. Ray To mp kins (K.aw);
3. Jc.anne Carca-Dunan (Hon),; 4. Tl'fTY Fulb (Hon); S. Edd ie'
ludwigsen (Ka w).
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