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Christy Talbert (Suz); 4. She lly McMillon ()(aw) ; 5. c..yle Culpep-
In the second moto , it wa s Carothers' tum to
have problems , as his Honda struggl ed home in
fifth place. Wills had tro uble getting clear of the
pack. By the time he did, Beckham had once
aga in checked oul It looked a lot like bus iness
as usua l for the flying Beckham, who went on to
win as Wills took second on h is Yamaha.
Wills w as a lot closer in the second 25+
Expert moto after taking a fairly dista nt second
in the first one. Ca ro thers wa s his bigges t problem in both motos, though Wills managed to get
away from him each time. He go t clear of the
pack in the second moto, then waited until the
last two lap s to pu t a usel ess charge on Beckham.
" I knew Da rryl was coming." Beckham said,
"b u t I didn ' t have any more. All I could do was
hold the pa ce, and hope it was eno ug h."
It was, but only by abo ut two bike lengths at
the end , fa r short of Beckham's usual margin of
per (Yam).
WMN A.\{; 1. Bea::a Thun;ton (Kaw); 2. Kay Butler (Hon ); 3.
Shelley Dixon (K...w); 4. Ca th y Cr.ig (Hon ); 5. Lindol Mitchrll
(Kilw).
MINt EX: I . Eric Hillhouse (K.Iw): 2. Bo Bakn (Kaw ); 3. Ma rk
Wee-kI (K.Iw); 4. Aaron Gay (Yam); 5. }erftfty Wee-Its (Kaw).
MINI AM: 1. B~ndon Walton (K.Jw); 2. Jeb Bacon (Yam); 3.
Cody Bob Dran (Kaw) : 4. Chris Jon es (Kaw); 5. N.alhan E.a
d.
(Kaw ).
BEG: I . ~ Col on; 2. ~r Tidwe ll.
s
Bone splits at Bremen MX
By Gary Crid e r
Shae Bentley (121) bagged the win In the
Senior Mini division and a runner-up
finish In the 125cc Youth class at the
Bremen Motocross.
Thirteen 12Sec Beginners left the first-mote
gate. with Ronnie Cannon and Todd Nibarger
leading the way to the first turn. Nibarger edged
ahead just enough to lead the pack over the first
step-up step-down jump, but Merkey took over
the lead with a vengeance by the first tabletop
and led the race to the finish. Nibarger kept his
second-place spo t at the final flag, followed by
Stan Lewis, Randy Wells and Ronn ie Cannon.
David Murray had his share of problems by
the end of the first moto, when he crashed in the
whoops near the end of the first lap, then got up
and remounted only to fall again in the flat track
sweepe r on th e ne xt lap . Murray took three
spills by the end of the race but ftn ished in good
sportsman-like spi rits.
Murray got out front at the start of moto two
and made up for his first-moto ride by racing
flawlessly the entire second moto all the way to
the checkered flag. Merkey challenged Murray
at the start, but Murray was too focused to allow
Merk ey a pa ss 'lind kept him in second all the
way to the finish . Ronnie Cannon raced in third,
followed by Niba rger and Wells. Merkey's 1-2
taUy gav e hi m the overall, a much ap preciated
award after being able to keep it on two wheels
du ring the muddy final mo to. Nlbarger's 2-3 finis h gave h im second overa ll, w h ile Murra y
im proved his ove rall score with his seco nd-moto
victory to fin ish third . Ronnie Cannon finished
fourth, wh ile Randy Wells landed just inside the
top five.
Results
SO: 1. Ryan MUlTay (Yam); 2. Sara Beabout (Yam) ; 3. N..than
Roberts (Ho n) .
60: 1. Br..ndon Be.tbou t (KAw) ; 2. J05h ua Tu tt lt (Ka w); 3. Eria
Cook (lC.Iw); 4. ChaSol" Simpson (K.aw)...5. !Cody Koger (K.Jw) .
80 BEC; 1. Luke Atkins (K.aw); 2. 8 .). Breeden (Yam); 3. Erica
CDok(Suz).
BOJR.:1. Brandon Beabout (K,Iw); 2. Derek Kemp (Ka w).
80 Nr; 1. Co lr Brown (Kaw); 2. Adam' Mennenga (Xaw); 3.
Sco tt Diet ert (Suz.); 4. t..na' Smith (K. w ); 5. GE'olfrty Mayfirld
(Yam>
80 OPEN : 1. Cole Brown (K.a ); 2. Ad.Jm Mennrnga·(K.aw); 3.
w
Scott Dielrrt (Suz) ; 4. CroffTry M.Jyfield (Ya m); 5. Lana' Smith
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250 NOV : 1. Butch Tobin; 2.Jeny Rays.
250 INT: 1. T~v ia SfMnn (Suz) ; 2. RossOhayeT (Kaw); 3. Zrke
Dau gherty (Suz ); 4. Jerry Fajkus (Hon); 5. Alan Bell (Kaw).
250 OPE N: 1. Tr.lIV ~ Spann (Suz); 2. Ross Db.lYeT (Kaw); 3.
u'ke Daugherty (Suz); 4. M.1tt Pelha m (Hun).
500:1. Jim MUrTilY.
25+ : 1. Jimmy Spiers ; 2. OougLu Ha ll (yam); 3. Jmy Fajkus
(Hon ); 4. Rob Tol bot (ya m): 5. Daml Robinson (H on ).
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~30 NO V: 1. Tom Hudson (Kaw); 2. Darril. Robinson (Hon) ;
3. Rick Fulp, (!<.aw); 4. Rob Talbot (Yam); 5. Cha rm, Knight (Suz).
0-30 INT: 1. Sammy Rizzo to (Kilw).
0-30 EX: 1. Dou gla s HaU (ya m).
Baker bad at Rocky Ridge CC
By Darryl Smith
ERA, TX,OCT.16
Sam Baker's smooth style earned him the Overall Expert win at round 15 of the Tucker Rocky
Texas Cross Country Series at the Rocky Ridg e
Cycle Ranch.
Starting five minutes behind the lead Open
Expert class, Bake r, riding in the 38+ Expert
class, began his cha rge with a holeshot. On lap
on e, Baker sli p ped by all the 125 and 200cc
Experts that had started two and three minutes
ahead of him. Halfway through lap two , Baker
passed the 30+ Expert class leader Darry l Smith.
At the finish only three riders were ahead of
Baker , the to p two riders from the 250cc class
and the Open class winner.
O n t he score s h e e ts Da vid Ga rner wa s
declared the overall winner in the 250cc ranks.
Smith knew that Baker was on the gas, and old
gu ys' times are rarely looked at for the overall.
Smith had scorekeepers double-check the o veraU when he noticed Gamer and Baker were on
the same minute with the time ad justed. After a
closer look, Baker got the ove rall win by 17 seconds over Ga mer.
Clay Hoenshell took the early lead in the Pro
class. Dean Lane got a mid pac k start but quickly
ca u gh t Hoenshell. Lane foll owe d Hoens h ell
through a bad line and Hoe nsh ell crashed. Lane
also went down trying to ge t past him. The rest
o f the Pros went by as the y picked themselves
up off the ground. Curtis Kirchme ier took over
and wa s able to lead the Pro class for two laps.
Kirchmeier surr endered the lead to Lane whe n
he stopped for fresh goggles startin g lap three .
Lane rode on unchallenged in the final two laps
for the win. Hoenshell managed to pa ss Kirchmeier a few miles before the finish line to take
the runner-up spot.
Results
BREMEN,GA, OCT.9
Bremen MX p layed host to over 340 riders in
round two of the third annual Georgia Fall MX
Championship Series, and the da y's high ligh t
was the close 12Sec A contest between Ho nda
pilots Dwayn e Bone and Sean Dukes.
Du kes showed the way in moto one until the
last lap when Bone made his move and went by
for the win .
Th e fir st two laps of th e fin a l moto sa w
Duk es hold a very slim margin as Bone pulled
even on several occasio ns . Bon e eventua lly
made a pass that stuck, and he finis hed with a
perfect score over Dukes.
Bone returned in 250cc A racing where firstmot o problems held him to a 7-1 final tally.
Tommy Martin earned top honors via his 1-2
score. Martin also won the 25+ division . The
opening 12Sec B moto saw jeff Giese grab the
lead with Kyle Kelly in tow . Giese held on un til
th e late go ing when he mi ssed a sh ift on hi s
Suzuki, giving Kelly's Kawasaki an open door.
Kelly notched the moto win over Giese.
Moto two, however, belo nged to Giese after
Kelly got a poo r start. Giese won the moto and
the ove rall while Kelly had to settle for a 1-6
score and fourth-place honors.
Results
v ictory.
There wa s a lot of action in the age classes,
including a hard-won and well-deserved victory
by Rocky French , as his Honda took second in
both 30+ Nov ice mot os . Will Ca ntell won the
fir st moto on a Kawasaki, but wa s unable to
start the second .
Results
I
P/W (4-7): 1. Josh Moritz (LEM); 2. 8 rMJIry Wright (Yam); 3.
Brent Ca.rd (Yam): 4. Cayton Henderson (Yam); 5. Dann y luien.
trell(Yam).
P/W
(1"~
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J. And«w ....."""k lLEM) 2. L B. Home (LEM);
,
rRO: 1. Dean Lane (KTM); 2. Clay Hoenshell (Suz ); 3. Curtis
Kirchm eicr (Kaw) ; 4. Brook M",tthewl (Kaw); 5. O live r Ikneti&
3. Jos h Mori tz (LEM); ol. Jesse Luttrrll (Yam); 5. John Robenon
(Y. m).
60: I. Michael Sizemo~ (Kaw); 2. Wrs1ey ~an (Kaw); 3.
Dash Lyle (Ka w) ; 4. Ju sti n Wh atle y (Ka w ); 5. D.C. Thomason
lK.aw).
60 BEG: 1. Josh Wh itmire (Yam ); 2. Trey Pow ell (Kaw): 3.
Blair Battersby (lCaw); 4. Jeremy Pa nne ll (Suz); 5. Mark T.aylor
(Suz ).
JR MINI : 1. ChId Albri tton (Hon); 2. Lee Mu llis (Kaw); 3.
Wesley Segars (Kaw); 4. Thomas Emmett (Yam); 5. Justin Whatley
(Hon ).
SR MINI: I. 5h.ae Bentley (Kaw) ; 2. Ion Mon k (Hon) : 3. Buck
Schult"!'(Kaw); 4. Mike Crawford (yam): 5. Tony Wrigh t (Yam).
125 YTH: 1. Sco tt Pinson (Suz) ; 2. Shde Ikntlry (Kaw); 3.
An tthony D'A mico (Suz) ; 4. 8ubba Wood h.l m (Suz) ; 5. Lu kt'
Mon tgomery (Suz ).
125 BEG: 1. C ary Cla rk (Ka w); 2. Ka nll.1l'Serritt (Suz) ; 3.
Do ug Oark (K.lw); 4. Keith Coc hra n (Yam ); 5. Richa rd Patrick
(Sozl .
ISoz).
EX O/ A: 1. Sam Baker (Hon); 2. D.1Y GameT (1CfM); 3.
id
Oanyl Sm ith (Yam); 4. Mike Abbott (Yam) ; 5. Rober t Gallegos
(!<.aw
).
.
n
O PEN EX: 1 Ca l Burch (KTM); 2. Eric Hess (B us ); 3. Iko
Rcyno ld K(K1'M): 4. Jim McQueary (H us); S. Bill Wright (Kaw).
250 EX: 1. David Gamer (UM); 2. Mike Abbott (Ya m) ; 3.
Kt"Vin Lowri mo re (Hon ); 4. Con way Krrico (H on); 5. Marty Ishmd
(H on ).
200 EX: 1. Joe Bill Pyle (K.a
w); 2. Rick Yall!' (}(a w ): 3. Tracy
Andt.. rs (Ka w) : 4. Edd ie Unn (Kaw ); 5. Wilfred Berguux (K. w).
>
125 EX: 1. JOIIeph Hou ghton (Hon) : 2. Tod. Myers (Yam); 3.
Scott Sil'nli (Kaw); 4. Glen n Boyett (Ya m); 5. Brian Bames (Yam).
30+ EX: 1. Darryl Smith (Ya m); 2. Robert Ga l1egoe. (K.aw); 3.
Bobby Southard (y am); 4: Dou st- Wrigh t (Yam ); 5. o.vid Sm ith
250 BEG: I. Jason Hall (Ho n); 2. Nick Blackmon (KTM); 3.
Alle n Rucker (Ka w ); 4. Steve And eloll (Kaw ); 5. Mike Brillanti
(y am ).
12.5C: 1. Fra nk Boston (Kaw); 2. Bria n JOnt'S (Ho n); 3. Charl"Y
Keplinger (Su z); 4. Greg Da y (Hon ); 5. Chris Wynn (Hon).
250 C: 1. 1. Jarkko U iD1;ltainen (Suz ); 2. Shane McElw oln
ey
(Yam ); 3. Ch ris Denney ( Ka w); 4. AI McEver (Ho n ); 5. Chris
5l. Ward (Suz ).
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125 B: I. Jeff Girse (Suz); 2. Krvin Smith (Suz); 3. Scott P1nson
(Suz); 4. Kyle Kelly (K.lw); 5. John Up ton (Kaw).
250 8: I. Joh n Upton (Kaw) ; 2. M.trk Copen (Hon); 3. Jon
Krit-'ge1'(Kaw); 4. Joey LeDoWI (K.lw ): 5. Chris Williams (yam).
U /L AM: 1. Kyle Kelly (Kilw); 2. Mikr Hendenon (Hon) ; 3.
Charltoy Kepli nger (Suz); 4. Chris Denny (K.aw); 5. Ryan Tuggl e
(lion).
25+: 1. Tommy Martin (Hon) ; 2. Dary l limier (Hon ); 3. Mile
Hendenon (Hon) ; 4. Glen Bates (Kaw ); 5. Ch ris Dunn (y am).
30+ : 1. Ross Johnston (Hon); 2. C1rn Balrs (Ka w); 3. Donny
Banks(Hon) ; 4. Mike lkndrnon (Hon); 5..DeIl ElIaNOll (l(a w).
35+: I . Donny & nb (Hon); 2. " -in Bru it' (Hon); 3. Dalr
Dreaton (Hon); 4. Joey leDoux (Kaw ); 5. Bt.'1'Iny Durrough (l(TM: ).
40+: 1. Dale Deaton (Hon); 2. Bobby Bishop (Kawl; 3. Shorty
Good<(Suz) ; 4. IUgood T.".,U(Hus); 5. Lony IUmrick (Suz).
125 A:. 1. Dw.ayne Borw (Hon); 2. Se.mDukes (lion); 3. Ryan
Reynolds (Hon ); 4. Patrrl. Hiz.d (lion); 5. Tommy Martin (lion).
250 It: 1. Tommy Martin (Hon); 2. Rod Stuclr.Py (Kaw ); 3.
Dwolynr Borw (Hon) ; 4. An d re PftW (5uz); S. Rou Johnston (lion).
(J<. w >
3S+ EX: 1. Sam Baker (Hon); 2. Frank~(Yam); 3. Mark
ShrftT (Suz); " · Ioh n Kraw ayk (KlM); 5. Rick Hi.llhot.tx (Han).
45+ EX: 1. Gene PoInnell (H on); 2. Hazen Sm ith (H on ); 3.
Freddie' Ikjamea tt (Yam); 4. Loyd Morpn (Yam); 5. Bill Fleming
(Yam >
250 INT : 1. Donnie' Cud (Yam); 2.. Will PoIti:son (Ya m): 3.
t
Todd Kyxr (Kaw); 4. John Dragna (Hon ):5.John Dieb{Hon).
125 INT: 1. Chuck JamI'S {Hon); 2. Phili p Reih."r (Ya m); 3. Curti. Coffm.an ( Ka w); ... Sh.anno n Butle r (Hon); 5. uura Boyer
(lCThl).
30+ tNT : 1. Russ Oark (ICTM) ; 2. Dean Montey (Kaw) ; 3.
Milrk Eickhoff (Ho n); 4. Rus.w ll Weeks (H on) ; 5. Don Don ald
(Y.a ).
m
38+ INT: 1. Danny Burford (Ka w ); 2. Carl Drj.Im&!'att(Ka w );
3. Wayne" Rervrs (Yam); 4. RObert Jones (Yam).
(5+ INT: 1. Butch Lawrason (Yam); 2. Alan o.vt. (Suz); 3.
Will Stidd (Yam); 4. Lany Dodson (Han); S. Kerry Foster (lUw).
4-STRK EX: 1. Bnm SeU (Hon ); 2. Eric Hew (Hus); 3. Jeff
en
SoIingn' (Suz.) ; 4. Courtney Christian (Han); 5. David Culpcpprr
(Hon ).
AM 0 / A: 1. Todd Holde r (y a m); 2. Rober Smith (Hon): 3.
Van Shu lr r (Kaw ); 4. Jimm y Williams (yam): 5. Carter Coleman
(KTM).
OPEN AM: 1. Robert Smith (Hon ); 2. Cam'" Co lelNn (K1M);
3. Mar k Solling'fi (Ya m); 4. o.vid Lucas (Hon ); 5. Jot.' Holmberg
(Hon>
250 AM: 1. Todd Holder (Ya m ); 2. Va n Sh ule r (K.aw); 3.
l imm y Williams (Yam): 4. Royce Petty (Ya m); 5. Cli n ton King
(Yam ).
200 AM: 1. John Weber (Kaw) ; 2. Dav id Holybee (K.lw); 2.
Harold Coo ke (Kaw); 4. Cra ig Step hens ()(aw): S. David Buru m
(Kaw ).
125 AM : I. Robe rt Beard (Suz) ; 2. JO!'h Craddoc k (Kaw ): 3.
Brad y Sno w (!i us ); 4. Wef;ley Jord an (1G1 w); 5. Jim Rlch.ardson
(Han).
30... AM: 1. Dav id Mcdonald (Kaw); 2. Scott Ch inno lk (Kaw) ;
3. Gregg Royar (Yam ); 4. Do ug Diwn ()(aw ); 5. Chri s Mad lan d
(Yam).
38... AM; 1. Gene Ficker (Hon ); 2. Rid Hinton (Ho n): 3. Grrg
David (Ya m); 4. Clay Walley (Kaw): 5. Jack Earley (}ius).
'5+ AM: 1. Earl Walker (Suz): 2. La rry Gardner (Yam ); 3.
David Lucas (lUw); 4. Dale uttle (ya m); 5. lohnJohaNOn (SuL).
4 STRJ( AM: 1. Chris Car1e'r (Hon); 2. Dale Shields (Kaw); 3.
Mar c Deal (Hon ); 1 . Clay Mooney (Ho n); 5. u nce C ra wford
(Hon).
WM N EX: 1. Deb Montey (Kaw); 2. Susan Enge l (Ka w); 3.
Beckham wins again
at Lakeside Motocross
By T.O. Jone s
B
ASTROP, TX,OCT. 23
jack Beckha m wi ns a lot of races at Lakeside
Motosport Raceway, but sinc e he's usually the
only expert rider in the field he chooses not to be
.scored or to take trophies.
When Lakeside returned to "daytime racing "
in October, thin gs were expected to be different,
as no fewer than six expert riders showed up to
ch allenge Beckh am, including fou r in th e 25+
Expe rt class, but Beckham wa s unfazed.
Da r ry l Wills ta lked h is fr ie n d Hunter
Carothe rs in to coming out from Au stin to join
the pack trying to dethrone Beckham. That was
a lmos t a m istake, as Carothers tapped Wills
fro m b ehind and stalled him in the first
125/25Occ Expert moto . Wills recovered to fmish
fourth, whil e Carothers took second. While they
were banging han d leba rs, Beckham won the
moto.
.
1
;
I
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50: 1. Jonathan Schneider (Yam): 2. Oorulid Rollings (Yam); 3.
Kod y Koger (Ya m); 4. Je rem y Hodes (Yam ); S. Clinton Brandf
(Yam ).
60 BEG: 1. Joseph Barten (Kaw ); 2. Ryan Horton (K.1 w); 3.
lCody Koger (Yam ); 4. SIu.1rt McHenry (Kaw): 5. John McHenry
(Ka w ).
.
60 JR: 1. Wa ylon McC ullough l Kaw) ; 2. Jonatha n Leasurr
(Kaw); 3. Brian BroUSlloolrd (K.aw); 1. )amt. . Jardet (K.Iw); 5. Jeremy
.
Hodes (l(aw).
80 BEC : 1. luke Atkinson (Kaw ); 2. B.J. Breeden (y am); 3Philli p KoIIaja (Yam); 4. }eTft1\ Hebn1 (Kaw); 5. Janod Sidarous
y
(Yam).
80 OP'E!"ol: 1. Harley Mu rph y (Yam); 2. Chris DirtWI!' (Xaw);
3. Buzz M.avfie ld (Ya m) ; 4. Sean Roden (Yam) : Mikr Boswel l
(Y.a
m).
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80 STK:1. Chris CarlliJe (Kaw) : 2. Keith Hays (Yam); 3. Buzz
Ma yfie ld (y am): 4. Mike Bo!JweIl (Y.am).
80 MO D: I. Harley Murphy (Yam); 2. Sean Roden (Yam); 3.
Buzz Mayfield (yoIm); ... Keith H a ~ (Yam) ; 5. Phill ip Kollaj.J
(Yam ).
125 BEG; 1. Will Murphy (Yarn) ; 2. Troy Oran (Hon ): 3.
Thomas Bordelon (Yam ); 4. Roy Horton (Suz); 5. Dale MUSk"!'
(Ya m) .
125 SCHBY: I. Cartltr Schnridrr (Ho n); 2. Brian Joh l\§()n
(Suz); 3. Scott Perkins (Hun ); 4. Thonus Bon:k-lon (Yam); 5. Lee
Zimmmn.an (Suz) .
125 NOV: I.
5c:tuk-idc.-r (Hon); 2. Brian J
ohnloon (Suz);
3. Ran d y Mon roe- (Ya m) ; 4. Kt'nney verbeek (H on ): 5. Scott
Porlcins (Hon).
125 OPEN"; 1. Cart~r SchlWider (Ho n); 2. Kenney VPl"berk
(Hon); 3. Will Murphy (Yam); 4. Troy Dea n (Hon).
2SO BEG: 1. Marty LJw (Hon); 2. David prrez (Hon); 3. Rwtsell Boo th (Hon); 4. Dua ne Rcb lnson (Yam): S. Cudy Yoakum
(Kaw ).
125/ 250 EX: I. Jack Bcdha.m (Hon): 2. DaI'1')'J Wills (Yam ); 1
Nick Mooma n (Hon) ; 4. Hun rer CoIrothen (Han); 5. Sha un Martin
(Yam).
25+ NOV : 1. An dy Thompson (Yam): 2. I..re Upton (KTM); 3David DePra to (Yam) .
25 + EX: I. Jack Brc kham (Hon ); 2. Darryl Wills (Ya m); 3.
Hunter Ca rothers (Ha n): 4. Sh.1un Martin (Yam ): 5. Robert Tiemann (Hon ).
30+ NOV : 1. Rocky Prcrch (Honl ; 2. David DcPra lo (Yam ); 3.
Andy Tho mpson (Yam ); 4. Robt.-rtPoewr (Yam); 5. Doug Lea!Uh!
(Yam).
30... INT: 1. Han k Hod es (Kaw); 2. Bob Stolper (Kaw); 3. John
.
MitcheU (Hon); 4. U oyd Ha~tt (Kaw) .
35+: 1. Hank Hod es (Kaw) ; 2. Tom Hi gd on (Kaw ); 3. lob
Stolpe r (!Caw); 4. RockyFrench (Hon ): 5. U oyd HaSllctl(Kaw).
c:.am.,
Reed rules Action Sports SX
By David L Patton Jr.
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NEI5ONVII.I.E, OH, OCT. 23
F &. S Suzuki /Kawasaki-backed Ch uck Reed
took three out of four Pro class motos in the final
round of th e 1994 Budweiser Summer Super·
cross Series at Action Sports Supercross Park.
Reed had to chase F &. S teammate jeromy
Buehl in the first 125 a nd 250cc motos, but his
consistent riding gave him the edge in moto two
in both classes.
In Amateur Racing, Tyle r Grubb took two
wi ns in the Mini cla ss to sew up the se ason
championship on h is L.E.M. mach in e. Scott
McMillin used Kaw asaki power to sweep the
Schoolboy and 12Sec B classmotos on his way to
two series championships.
F &. S/Pro Circuit /Sinisal o-ba cked jeromy
Buehl dominated the first 12Sec Pro moto. Reed
cou ldn 't match Buehl's pace but he easily outran
third-placed Mike Blair, Dick Hoy and Cr aig
Bil1ingsley.
In the second 125cc Pro moto Buehl again looK
control at the start but crashed early in the moto;
turning the lead over to Reed . Reed rode smooth'
Iy out front as Buehl remounted and set out after
the leaders . Buehl pushed harde r every lap, as he
cut into ~!'ed 's lead. With a lap and a half to go;
Buehl went into the infield sweeper faster than
ever and when he hit the brakes he lost the front
end , crashing hard . Reed took the win and Buehl
salvaged second . 81air, Hoy and Billingsley went
3-4-5again to round out the top flve.
In the first 250cc Pro moto, Mike Morgan
and Rob Sturgell shared the holesh ot ahead of
Bue h l, Reed and Mike Hogan. Before the first
lap was half over Morga n made a mistake, dIpppin g five spots and Buehl took over second.
