Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

took tu rns in the lead, easily ze roing the firs t check, but it w as Wood who led through the firs t tigh t sec tion leadi ng to emergency-check two . Wood was able to stay comfortably on time and had to scrub off time to hit Check Two 25 seconds into his min ute . Wallace followed Wood in to record a 0:33 to take the early lead over Wood, bu t both riders were behind the perfect 0:30 of Don Knapp, the 0:31 of Eddie Diaz, and the 0:28 of Jaso n Ed le. District Champion Josh Chandler stayed in the hun t with his 0-.34, while Walden pu t himself in an early hole wit h a 0:48. Wallace continued to follow Wood thro ugh the ne xt two tests. with Woo d m issing a onepoint score a t both checks th ree and four by secon ds to share th e twos of all other con tenders e xce p t Ed ie, w ho put himself be h in d with a thr ee at Check Thr ee. In sp ite of the dust-free edge of being on the first row, Wood and Wallace were unable to use it to their ad vanta ge, as over 10 compe titors sha red a four -point score at the gas stop. . C hec k Five was easily ze roed by a ll co ntenders. and in spi te of a ~ mp h avera ge that caused riders to hu stle, Check Six also failed to extract poi nts from the front-runners. With the mileage running down, it was clear tha t the next tight sectio n would decid e the overa ll. Knowing that his narrow two-second lead ove r Wood wo uld not ho ld up at the next tiebreaker if he continued to follow, Wallace elected to ga m b le a n d rode d an g e rous ly h ot to ens ure tha t he would enjoy the du stless condi tions in front. The gambl e paid off, as there was no check preceding a lon g section of new trail prior to tie-bre aker Check Seven, where Wa llace missed a zero by one second to record a 1:00, to lead the 1:15 of Walden and the 1:24 of Wood. Sharing this score was the 1:31 of Edie, 1:22 of Diaz , 1:39 of Jon King. and the 1:42 of Knapp. Kna p p then proceeded to drop himself in the standings by burning Check Eigh t. When th e fi na l scores w e re tall ied , t h e advantage of the front row p roved to be too mu ch for the othe r compe titors to ove rcome, as the 5:33 of Wallace and 5:59 of Wood led the 5:63 of Walden. Rounding out the top five was the 6:63 of Edie and the 6:76 of King. Resul ts A SPTSMN: 1. Milnhew Wall ac£' (Yam) ; 2. O;IVid Wood (Kitw) ; 3. M.artr Wald en (Hon); 4. Jaso n Edil." (Kotw) ; 5. Jon King (Ka w). A VET: 1. Ma tt C ullins (Suz); 2. DuJu!. Lambm; 3. Phil D0uglas (Suz); 4. Bob Sh:"ne (Ya m ); 5. Bob Holm.:s (Hon). A SR: 1. Rick 8ecblrom (Ho n); 2. Don MiltheKm; 3. Wade Twna; 4. Pete r Pritchard; 5. Mike Ster ling . 8 SPTSMN : 1. Roy Appleq uist; 2. be Cameron; 3. JimStow£' ; 4. Da ve Pl"l"L S. M.lrk.Maldo rw:lo. B VET: 1. p~ Hall!ll.'n; 2. Damon Powell 3. Chris Von IGeist; 4. Timm y Duncan; 5. Br~ Ricr . _ C SPTSM N: 1. Craig Viucon~n08; 2. Je ff $antos; 3. Michael Hayes; 4. Marc DeMarco; 5. Randy Blacker. C VET: 1. Robert Colombi; 2. Gary ~ 3. Thomas Bitner; 4. Fred Oo llahitr; 5. Doug Reynolds.. Heess hammers Hanford MX by J.R. Canagu ier HANFORD, CA, OCT. 23 Kenny "The Ha mme r" Heess con tinued with his winning ways as he took th e overall for the third-straigh t week of the GFI North Fall Series at the Ha nford Fairgrounds . Th e se ries p oints leader, H eess nail ed th e holeshot in heat one as the 80cr Beginner class took off for the first of two grueling motos on the rough an d techni cal course. The tricky first tum p roved to be a nigh tmare for many of the Beginners. They bega n to pile up in tru e fashion while trying to negotiate the hairpin w ith two whoops right in the middle, followed by a sandy double jump. Heess made it through, however, followed by q . Tringer, Bill Nay and Joey Allan. First place bel onged to Heess, with little pressu re from behind , but second through fifth wa s another story. Tringer took a soil sample on lap two, moving Nay into second with Allan right on his heels. By the end of the lap, Allan got by Nay and started building an advantage. Nter being involved in the first-tum tangle, David Mcfarland picked himself up and proceeded to move through the pack like a madman as he worked his way from last to fourth by the end of lap four. Lap four also put an end to Nay' s charge, as he we n t down in one of the track' s many corne rs , lelling David Klingenbeck a n d Da ~ id McFar land take over the third and fourth positions. McFarland wasted no time getting around Klinge nbeck and soon was pounding on Allan's back door. A quick insid e move put him in front of Allan, but not for long as Allan retaliated with a mo ve of his own. Meanwhile, Tringer, who cras hed in lap two, had wo rked his way up to fourth by lap four and into second on lap five. Mo vi ng s tea d ily up from a bad sta r t, Ry an Phil p ot took advantage of a McFarland mistake and moved into third by the end of lap five. The moto ended with Heess taking the win, followed by Allan, Philpot, Klingenbeck and Mike Tarter rounding out the top five. Heess was take n out in the first tu m, along with se ve ra l ot hers. McFarland inherited the lead and managed to hold it for a full two laps before Heess co uld cha rge back from fifth to take ove r. McFarland hung in there, tho ugh, and - did n't let Heess out of sight in spite of some seri ous cha llenges from Tart er and Allan, who had their own battle going. By lap four, KJingenbeck mad e his entrance along with Ph ilpot, and it loo ked like World War III as the y diced an d sliced till the end of the moto. When the smo ke cleared, Philpot wa s in th ird followed by KJin. genbeck and then Tarter. Results P / W (4-6); 1. Brenl I-Luman (Yam); Jol red Mo rrison (Yam); r Gn.og Mer u (Yam) ; 4. z.ch HftV)' (yam); S.}ames Leoa (YoIim). P /W (7-8);: 1. Nathan Bn:x:k (YiUn); 2. &.on Seville (YoIm); Pat PoItb.-non (Hon); 4. G reg Enloe (YMn): S. Ryan Rattoni (Y.un) . 60 FIT: 1. Bren t Hannon ()(.aw ); 2. Rkha rd Jud d (Kaw l; 3. Eric Ht"SS (Kaw ). • 60 BEG: 1. Charlie Mormon (Ka w ); 2. laman Hernandez (Ka w); 3. Jeremy Cruse (l(a.w ); 4. Ju sti n Broc k (Ya m); 5. Brian Oomi ngut"z (KoI;w) . 60 NOV : 1. Ryoln Morais (Ya m) ; 2. Ry.lo n Ph ilpot (y oiIm); 3. Robert H.:arold (Ka w ); 4. And y Pierce (Kaw ); S. Rya n T ysin geT (Kaw). 80 FIT: 1. Darin Blank.enship (Hon); 2. Eric Shepard (Kaw); .1. Brett Sullivan (Y.un ); 4. D.L Dav is (yoIm); S. Amy Boron (Hon). 80 BEG: 1. KeTmy Hess (Yam); 2. Ryan Phil pot (Suz); 3. JOl")' Allan (Suz) ; 4. Da vid Klingrnbeck; 5. Mike Tarter (YoIm ). 80 NOV : 1. Richa rd Steamer (Suz); 2. Ryan Morais (Yam); 3. Mike Northrop (Suz); 4. Danny Ornelas (Suz); 5. Kurt Long (Hon). SO INT: 1. Jeff No rt h ro p (yoIm) ; 2. Aaron 8.lkf'T (Yam) ; 3. Robert Blake (Y.un); 4. Tylrr Evans (Hon); 5. Chris Dice (Kaw). 125 BEG 0-1 : 1. Brian Miller (Suz); 2. Brian Shep.ard(Kaw); 3. SNne Sk.1 l1ISuz); 4. Ca lvin Andlovec (Yam ); S. Mike Hernandez (Yarn). 125 BEG [).2: 1. Danny 0meLu. (Suz) ; 2. Erik Rollin (H on ); 3. Andy La rsen (Han); 4. Lee McLaug h lin (Yam); S. Scott Borg (Yam) . 125 NOV : 1. Ryan Dontsch (Suz); 2. J.R. Pollolrd (Yam ); 3. Adam Pierce (Yam ); 4. Mike Go ldstei n (Ho n); 5. Tra vis G3 lds tein Ilion). 125 INT: 1. Eric Sc hnell (Suz); 2. Chad Bwinon (Hon) ; 3. Dennis Kritzer (Han); 4. Jaso n Jenkina (Ho n); 5. C h ris Coo I..y (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Case y Johnson (Kaw ); 2. Rick Rya n (yoIm); 3. GregSc~U (Suz); 4. Shane Tri"ler (Suz ); 5. Jeff Willoh (Kaw). 250 BEG: 1. Jaso n Mullaney (Hon ); 2- Steve Sn yd t"T (Hon); 3. Mike Wentiturd (Suz); 4. Kirk Jo ha lU\5(Suz) ; 5. Ken Shir ley (Suz) . 250 NOV : 1. Dean EDio" (Han); 2. Mike- GoLcishoin (J:a w); 3. J.R. MallOf\ (Hun); 4. Steve Nelson (Kaw ); S. Seth Young (Kaw ). 250 INT: 1. C had Bur l,,SOn (H on); 2. Casey Lyt le (Hon); 3. ' Mid t 8.ltrman (YoIm); 4. 8m Sha nk (YoI ); 5. Chuck Br~$haw m (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. ~ Johman (Yam) ; 2. Rick Rym (y am ); 3. Jeff Willoh (Kaw ); 4. Tra vis Pret> n (ya m); 5. Pol Go mm (Yam). lo l 500 PRO: 1. Rus ty Holl., nd (Hon); 2. Trev or Meilgher (Ho n); 3. Keith Mayes (Hon) ; 4. Jon Nelso n (YoIm); 5. Mike Zari (Hon). 25+ BEG: 1. Briiln Miller (S uz ); 2. Bo Ley rol (Suz) ; 3. Mike Segundo (Hon); 4. James Hop per (Han); 5. Robert Dmonzo (Hon). 25+ NOV : 1. Steve' Ne lson (Yam ); 2. Cary Shorm.1ker (Yam) ; 3. Bob Pimentel (Ha n); 4. M.artin Ma rkJe (Yam); 5. Chuck Kober (Suz). . 25+ INT: 1. Ran dy Medley (K. w) ; 2. Dave Mon tgome ry (Yam); 3. Stfove' Piattori (Suz); 4. Brian Ferro (Suz ); 5. Don Mendenha ll (Yam) . 25+ EX: 1. Darrin ED (Han); 2. Ron Allen (yoIm); 3. Martin iati Mot;"er (Yam) . VET BEG: 1. Rick Joal (Han) ; 2. Steve Furtado (Hon) ; 3. Mike Vilb (Kaow 4. Dave Lev" (Hon); 5. Mi~ McEwen (Suz ). ); VET NOV: 1. Stu Perry (Ha n); 2. Cary $honn.akrr (Yam); 3. Don 8N!Ion (Suz); 4. BnK1SlooIn (lion); 5. JoM. Wilson (Hon) . VET INT: 1. Sieve Pai toni ISuz); 2. Da v id Mon tgomery (Yam ); 3. R.lnd y Medley (Ka w); 4. Darin Layt o n (Yam) ; 5. Don Mendt.onIW1(YiUn). . VETPRO:1. Gregg Oun gen (Hun). 3S+ NOV : 1. Brad Skwn (H on); 2. CoIry Remmen (Suz) ; 3. J.D. Griffin (Hen). 35+ lNT : 1. Allan Decker (yam). 40+ NOV : 1. Greg Young (K.aw); 2. Mike Bergantt ISm); 3. Brian Merch.lnt (Han). 40+ INT: 1. Jim. Terry (Hon) ; 2. J.R. Canaguier (Suz) ; 3. Om Roback (Hon); 4. Steve Sta~ 5. John Kort (KTM). 40 + EX: 1. Dirk Tunmerman (yam); 2. Tun Colvert (Kaw) ; 3. Jeff G ru bber (Yam) . 1 WM N : 1. An nette Terry; 2. StKY Breamer (Y0I n); 3. Ro6e Ven tre (Hon); 4. Oi.aneBurkett; 5. Ann Yaa:o(K.w). Tiearney takes Silver State MX By Betty Cord le CARSON CITY, OCT. 16 Round th ree o f the On Trac Events Northern Nevada Dealer's Challenge at Silver State Raceway was dom inated by the Michael' s Cycles /O 'Neal /FMF /Ho l le y Performa nce /Power Bar/WaR-backed Justin Tieamey. Tiea mey and Shane Esposito quickly shot o u t front off the gate, lea ving the rest of the pack. The two fron t-runners swapped the lead on lap two as Esposito passed over a large jump. Tieamey got Esposito back in the tight slu ff by the tower. The two continued to do mina te with almost a half-lap lead . Sven Stillmock was gaining gro un d on the leaders, passing Tim O'Brien on lap four. On lap six, Espos ito repassed Tiearney on the back secti on to take over the lead. Esposito would take the win with Tieamey on his tail at the finish. In moto two, Espo si to, Tieamey and Still· mock jockeyed for posi tion with Espos ito grabbing the lead . Tieamey followed suit as the yellow bikes litera lly left the field. EsflOSito held his lead, but it was eviden t that his sus pension was too stiff, kicking him forward several times. He ma naged to keep it under control wh ile Tiearney tried every line to get around him. Kenny Lash took over third position after Stillmock overshot a berm, send ing him over the bars. By the w hite-flag lap, things looked pos itive for Esposito, bu t he also misjudged a berm before the finish line and was sho t ove r the bars slidi ng six feet from his bike . Tieamey finished out the la p and took the che ckered . Esp osito remounted with sore knees' and finished in second place ahead Lash and O'Brien . Results 60: 1. Nick Janet (Kaw ); 2- To mm y Jonr!I (Kaow); 3. Jimmy Hau!1 (lY w); 4. KykoRita'T (Kaw) . 80 BEG: 1. O itf Campbell (KoIw); 2. Tom m y Jea n (Suz); 3. Rock y Audenreid (Kaw); 4. Krnn y Br ll (Yam); 5. Jimm y H.zel (Hen). 80 JR: 1. Drake' McElroy (lion); 2. Freddy WeI~ (Hon); 3. Man Knr!I«k (Hon ); 4. Ryan Ha nst'n (Suz ); 5. Monty Menithew (Sozl. 80 INT: 1. Dustin Miller (Hun); 2. Mile Mason (Suz); 3. Justin ScuUcn (Kaw) ; 4. N.lthan T lII!'am l")' (Ha n); 5. Ma tt Buylen (Hon ). 125 BEG: 1. Dale l.undeen (Hun); 2- Scott Robms (K.aw); 3. Doug Payne (Suz); 4. We Cohelan (lY w); S. Josh Minns (Suz) . 125 JR: J. Brett Racine (Kaw); 2. Cody Killam (Hon); 3. Ada m Purtue (Suz) ; 4. Tom Lynn (Suz ); 5. Zeb Armstrong (Kaw). 125 INT : 1. Ric hie Thorwolldson (Hon); 2- David OPnton (Yam); 3. Jon v erner (Hon); 4. John De Pa un (Suz); 5. Chri s POf1!lOCk (Suz). OPEN: I. Cody Kilu m (Hon); 2. Rich Thorwaldson (Hon); 3Richard Bar ker (Hon ); 4. Jon Volmer (Hon); 5. Ja ke FWwr (Ha n). 250 BEG: 1. Mike Shield s (Ho n); 2. Chris Seitz (Ka w) ; 3. Darid WoIden (5uz) ; 4. Dana Briton (lion); 5. Martin Hoken!lon l (Han). 250 JR: 1. Joh n MoInteu fcl (Kaw); 2- Layn e Kolbe t (Hon ); 3. Rod Dunivt.'f\t (Mon ); Richard Barker (Hon); 5. Jol e FISher (Hon). • k 250 PRO: 1. Justin neol ey (Suz ); 2. ShaneEtipos ito (Stu); 3. m Sc:o Stillmcxk (Hon); 4. Kenny Lash (Hon) ; 5. Tim O' Brien (Hon) . n VET JR: 1. Chris EnYoll1 (Han); 2. Bobbw H un toon (Hon ); 3Da vid R. mba ugh (Yam); 4. Steve Smith (KTM) ; 5. Grolnt Saunders . u (K'IM). VET (NT: 1. Randy Ap p lnon (Suz t. 2. Jeff McCul lum (Hon ); 3. Richard ~ (KAw); 4. SteveMason (Sw:); S. Pete Volin"""""," (lion). VET PRO: 1. Jon Varner (Han); 2. Stev.. VO&!l (Hun); 3. Rod Ginn (lion); 4. Rich Thorwa1dso n (Hon) ; 5. Rob Hansen (YoIm ). O f T A: 1. Rich Thorwaldson (Ho n ); 2. p..le VoIndenberg (Hon ); 3. John Oiricbon (Hon); -4. Bob Foilbel (Han ). Orr B: 1. K.c. Moser (Suz); 2- M CoiInton (Hon). Wa lt Dorsch' topped all comers In t he Formula Two class at the Willow Springs RR. Mark McDonald's season-long domination of the Maxima Racing Oil Formula Two class was cha llenged during this round by an up-andcomin g Walt Do rsch. It w as Dorsch who grabbed the race lead off the line bu t McDonald was stalking him from the beginning. On the second lap, the battle for third place began to heat up between Frank Aragaki, Clinton Whitehouse and And re Cas ranos. Dorsch held the lead despite McDonald shadowing him throughout the first seven laps of the eight-lap race. On the final lap, as the leaders rounded turn eight, McDonald dropped inside of the tum and mad e his way past Dorsch. Howe ver , after rounding tum nin e and heading down the fron t straigh t, the two leaders were side by side. Jus t before the line, Dorsch found just a bit mo re power a nd ed ged out McDonald a t the checkered flag to take the win. McDona ld took Oi second and third place went to Castan os. Results F;- I: 1. Chuck C rav", (Suz ); 2. John Hilton (Han); 3. Curtis Adams (Suz) ; 4. Dean Vinc:rnt (Y.un ); S. Ma rk McDonald (Yam) . F-2: 1. Walt Dorsch (Hon); 2. Ma r k MCOonoilld (Ya m); 3. ~nd.1't' Ca s tanO! (Yam) ; 4. Cli nton Whi teho u~ (Ya m) ; S. Frank Aragaki (y a m). . F-3: 1. Kevin MWTil (lion); 2. Jo hn Ulrich (Yam); 3. We!Wey Y Tobubo (Hon); 4. Davy Widjaja (Hon); 5. N yle Schafhauser (Hon). F-4O: 1. John Hilton (lion); 2. Keith m.lCbloth (Yam); 3. Dennis Smith (Due); 4. Jo;i Tokumoto (Han); S. CAry C ra ndall. 500 !is: 1. Bri.1 Gubellini (y oI m); 2. Cuy Cek-5tre (yMn); 3. n John Purdon (Yam ); 4. Mau.riao Ma rhrio (lGaw); 5. Da niel EquihUo1l (yam). 600 SS: 1. Robbie Dowie (Ha n); 2. Robert Yampolsky (Hon); 3. Rob Fletcher (Hon) ; 4. Ridl.I rd Poldill.1 (Hon); 5. Karl Lowry (Hen~ Graves quick atWillow Springs Road Race By Eri c Vincent R OSAMOND CA, OCT. I>16 , Chu ck Graves retu rned to the winner's circle in the Toyota Unlimited Road Race by Bud weiser Formula One series d u rin g the 10th ro un d at . Willow Springs Internationa l Raceway. Graves is the points lead er in that class and is hoping to regain the ch a m p io ns h ip title. Graves launched his Valvoline/Suzuki-sp onsoted Suzuki GSXR1100 off the starting grid and was in the lead heading thro ugh the first tu m. Running in second was Curtis Adams wi th Jim Van Vegten righ t behind. As the first lap neared its end, Graves had already opened up a gap on the rest of the pack. However, a fight fo< second was underway between Van Vegte n and Adams, with Van Vegten emerging momentarily wit h a hold on second . However, it was shortlived, as a charging John Hilton th read ed his wa y rapidly through th e fie ld and su d d en ly moved into second. Van Vegten held on to third for a s h ort while, but near the end of the third lap , he suddenly slowed and dropped out of the race with a mechanical p rob lem . That left Adams in third w ith Mark McDonald h old ing on to fourth. Much of the r emai nd er of the race s a w no change or challenges in the top four positions. How ever, co m ple ting lap 10 of the 12-lap even t, McDonald was suddenly cau ght by both Dean Vincent and Clinton Whit eho use . McDonald recove red from th e challenge d urin g the next few laps, Du t only managed to move back into fifth. At the line, it was Graves with the w in and Hilton second. Adams finished third and. Vincent fourth. 150 SS:1. Ben}.Jmin Welch (y .un ); 2. KikoSftnd (Suz); 3. Miu Vel1l (Suz) ; 4. Ardm Frie'!le'n (Suz); S. Gu y Donaldson (K.aw). OPEN SIS: 1. Curtil Ad.tms (Suz ); 2- Richard Mu nn (Suz ); 3. Ovis Vodker Sr. (Hon); 4. Kjell Westberg (Hon); 5. SusoIin Zobler (Hon). S50 S/ BK: 1. Frank Aragald (ya m); 2. Dave K~ (Y.lom); 3. Bria n 8emoIrd (Yam ); 4. Phil Nibl.Jck (yoIm ); 5. G uy Celestre (Y.lm). 650 S/ BK: 1. Walt Donch (Hon) ; 2- Willie Burr (Hon); 3. ICoIrl Lowry Jr. (Hon); 4. Robb~ Dowie (Hon ); 5. Robert YAmpolsky (Hon). 150 S/ BK: 1. John Hilton (Hon); 2- Osca r Ortiz (Suz ); 3. Kika 5emoI (Suz ); .. Dennis Smith (Due); S. Arden Frie!ien (Suz) . O PEN S/ BK: 1. Jim Van Veg le n (Ya m) ; 2. De a n Vincent (Yam);.1. Curtis Aduns (Suz ); 4. ChN Vorlkrr Sr. (Hun); S. Keith MacBrth (Yam) . SOO MOD PROD: 1. Brian 8enw'd (YiUn); 2. Dave Kuskinm (Y.lom); 3. 8rioln Carbellini (y A m); 4. G uy Celestre (Ya m); 5. Mautier Marascio (Kaw ). 600 MOD PROD: 1. Robbie Dowie (Ho n); 2. Karl Lowry Jr. (Han); 3. J. Andl't'w Milton (Hon ); 4. Ton y M.atllC'Ws (Hon); 5. Robl"I1: YoI polsky (Hon). m ?SO MOD PROD: 1. .John Hilton (Hon ); 2. Osca r Ortiz (Suz); 3. Maurice Marascio ()Caw ); 4. Armando Cas tillo (5uz); 5. John Ferdi· nand (Kaw) . OP EN MOD PRO D: 1. Dean Vinant (Yam ); 2. John Hilton (Hon); 3. RichoIrd Munn (Suz) ; 4. C urti a Adarm (Suz ); 5. Keith MacBrth (Yam). B01T H /W: 1. 0mniI Smith (Due); 2. Mick Of~1d (Due); 3. Larry Schn ur (Due) ; 4. Jerry Jir ko vllky (K.;aw) 5. 8iD Fconness y ; (y am ). 801T L/W: 1. Richard Munn (Suz); 2. Stephen Lilllott (Hon ); 3. Ch ri5 Woelker Sr. (Hon); 4. Bria n Pochli tur (Hon) ; 5. Oav kl Diu(Suz~ SOD SGt.: 1. Kev in Johnso n (Hon); 2. Mark J,are l (H a n); 3. Archie Sla ven (Yam); 4. Danny Farnswo rth (y oI m); 5. Klaus ReitreT (lion). lCni~ (Yam); 2. And now Sh.a~ (y oIm ); 3. Hill (Yam); 4. Mike Franklin (Yam); 5. Da vid Dr La.oon (Yam). F;-SGL: 1. Judy Hendle y (Due); 3. GI~n n Tanner (H us ); 3. Mal'(' Field (W-R); 4. Stua rt Knigge (Yam); 5. Kevin Johnson (Hon) . VINT: 1. Dav .. C;ard ne r (Ya m); 2. C raig &>«her (Ya m); 3. Sean Robb ins (Yam) ; 4. Krvin John'OOn ( Hon); 5. Thomas To hal 6OOSGL: 1.Stu.1.rt ~e lSoz). SOCA R: 1. Tom Dillman (JC.aw); :z.Gary H..lms (Kaw); 3. Rid: Murray (Ka w) ; 4. Kelly BeU (Suz); 5. Ken MM:Neill (Kaw ). 500 NOV : 1. Jeffrey Ca labrew (Yam); 2. Rick GaUlloe (Yam) ; 3. Mike Voelker (Han); 4. Reinolldo Ellin (H o n) ; S. Vince DUroIn (Hen~ . &SO NO V: 1. Amir Avnrri (YoI ); 2. Luis Zot atll (Hun); 3. m p Todd Joy ce (H un); 4. Rebft:c.a Co rral (Hon); S. Rogt"r Sgarbosu (ya m). OPEN NOV : 1. Pa ul Mumford (Kaw ); :z.Troy Maturo (Hon); 3. Jimmy H ickerson (Suz); 4. Maklyn Pena (Stu); 5. Roger Baker (Suz~ ~ 0\ 0\ ....-I 0\ ~ . E Q) ::Z o 41

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