Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Results s"tunl.oy At.rrO: 1. Rid D.lvill ev. m);2. j.,.ke Hinds (KTM). 60: 1. Ouatin PuUt·y(lc.w). 80 JR: Jdf Coo k (Yam) . 80 SR I. Awn Soandorn(Hon); 2. An thJn y Hunt (Yam). 125 A: 1. Om BAm (lion). 125 C; 1. AJ...n s...ndrft (lion); 2. Justin Kuhn (Yam); 3. Terry John,ton ev.am). 250 1+.:.1. Don &lr.n' (Hon). 250C: 1, Trny johnston (YAm); 2. Scott 0ft1nD (lion). 1+-24 A:.l .Jnuenj a..-.n. (Hon). 25. '" I. Uny Wi""" (Suz~ 2. Rid Gonwy (Hon~ )0.,. A:. 1. LuIy Wi tmror(Suz); 2. Bin a M-ira {Han). 30+ B: 1. R.tndyGordon (Hon); 2. D.vid CMnr.s (Y.am ). 40+: 1. R. ndy Cordon (Hon); 2. DilrUeI ~NoI' (KTM). S.......y A t.rrO: 1. JdU H ind s (KTM); 2. Rid Davis (y am ). 60: 1. Dus tin Pull.. y (K.Jw); 2. Roy Horton (K.i w). SO JR: l. ,.ff Cook rv.am); 2. Roy Horton (1<.Jw ). 80 SR:I. AUnSar'ldrn C Hon); 2. M.m Higgins (5uz.) . 125 A: 1. ConJti,eo Frist (YAm); 1. Don 8.lkr 0-100). 125 8: J-xl Orr (Y .1m ). 125 C: 1. Aloin$.lnde" CHon); 2. J.uon Will ~ms ( K. w) ; 3. Terry Johrulun (Y.am). 30+ A: 1. Co nn ie nist (Yam); 2. Milu:, Scolt (V.a m); 3. Bill O'M.ar;l (Hon). 1~24 A: 1. JnomiBe. ns (Hon). H /W A : 1. Scuu Ot-nni5.(Hon). H /W B: 1. Richard Alkon(HU.'I). H/W C: 1. Scott Dnmis (Hon). 25 ... A: 1. Cu n niI:'Fei$1(V.m); 2. Keny Pu ll..y (Yam ). 30+ 8: 1. Randy Cordon (Hon) ; 2. Ton y Willia ms (Yam). 40+ : 1. R.lnd y Gordon (Ho n); 2. Dan ic. ·1Bod"... (1CThI). . Anderson, Curry cop Vancouver Short Track wins By Clay Ught VANCOUYER, WA.NOV 6 . Jeff And erson and Josh Curry collected impressive Open class wins at the second round of the Ray jackson -promoted indoor sho rt track series a t the Clark County Fairgrounds. Anderson, who rode a Honda 600, won both O pe n. Pr o he at rac es aft er fendin g off Frank Cra ne. a nd ea rned the pole position for the main e vent. Cra ne, a lso Honda-mounted , d id all he cou ld to s to p Anderson, bu t a ll /lis best advances fell short. Crane eventually slid out, which a llowed forme r ex pe rt Gary Kapus to inherit second . Cu rry chased Honda rid er Allen Morin ville in both of the Open A heat races , and did likewise in the earl y stages of the to-lap main . Morin v ille pu lled ou t a dece nt-sized lead , only to have Rotex-mo unted Cuny mount a late charge an d swoop Marinville when the veteran tired. Ya maha rider Kenny McCann also mo ved up a notch and finished second to Curry a t the finish, whil e Morinville ended up third . Kapus put his Kawasaki-based machine ou t front of the 250ccA main contestants, and just as he did in both heat races, had Bultaco rid er Rick Hill to conte nd wi th. Close behi nd the duo a three-wa y battl e for third d evelop ed between Lance Overma n, Beau Brown and Dan Dickson . Th e spo t eventuall y wen t to Overman , behind the winne r Kapus, and Hill. Brown came back to mot or a way w ith the 80cc A main win, much like he did in the preliminaries. Mall McCoy and Sean Light tried to . keep h im in sig ht, but Brown ma int ained h is lead to the finish. McCoy collected second ahead of Light Results OrEN MOC): J.lt-ff Anrokr.on (Han); 2.. Cary Kapus (K.w); 3. Frank Cranr (Han ). OrEN A: 1. Jc..h Curry (Rb); 2. Kenny M.:Cann (Yam); 3. Allrn MorinviUe (Han). 2SO k. 1. wry K.1pus (K.1w ); 2. Rid HiU(Bu1); 3. Leece Overman (Suz). • . 30-40 A: I. Chuck Hod5On (Tri); 2. o.n Dicbon (Han); 3. · Kenn y McC&nn (Yam ). . 80 k. 1. "au Brown (K. w ); 2. Matt McCoy (Yam); 3. SeMI light (K.1w ). Leivan indelible at Indian Springs Hare Scrambles By Arlene He/lek srm.VIllE, MO, OCT.30 Steve Leivan exh ibited his styl e once again by cla iming the overall trophy a t the final round of th e Misso ur i Hare Scrambles Championship Series at Indian Springs Resort, Since th is wa s the' first event held at this location, the course was made up of 10 miles of vi rgin tr ail tha t sna ked ov er and aro und the hilly terrain and included se veral hairpin turns. The Surdyke Yamaha of Marionville /Sp rocket Specialis ts/ P ro· Ac ti on o f Miss o u r i / Sco tt / Camelbak/Endura / Answer /Bell/ Acerbis/Mike's Mac h ine / Fred e tt e Racing/Pro Ci rc u il/ RK· . backed Leivan wa s seco nd a t the start, but he had his Yamaha ou t front by the end o f the first lap. Chad Busenbark shadowed Leivan for the first two laps before Leivan picked up the pace on the third lap and tried to shake him. Leivan w as s u ccess fu l at p u ttin g a little d ista nce between himself and Busenbar k but go t stuck behind a lapped rider on the po wer -line section, L was the greatest comeback in GNCC history. Scott "Mr. October" Plessinger wrapped up the 1994 Grand National Cross Country Championship in dramatic fashion with a competition-kiJJjng late season surge. Forced to sit out the start of the season with injuries, Plessinger, a two time AMA National Hare Scrambles Champion, clawed his way back and pulverized the pack in the final r a ces of the year. Scoring two overall wins, and two incredible comefrom-behind second places, Scott wrapped up KTM's first GNCC # 1 plate in what has been called " America's TOUghest Race Series". Congratulations, Scott! KTM has another National Championship, and there's a brand new "Mr. October" at the plate! "KTM's National Bacing Team Supporting Dealers". Cycle Town Sou t h G & G Cycle KRW Cycles Motosports of Ft. 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