Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

PRE-ENTRY FORM ORlANDO AMATEUR SUPERCROSS Chinen won in co n vinci n g fas hion w ith a command ing 38- sec o n d lead, followed b y Kukla, Van derpool, Warch a nd Mich ele Bancroft. Mote two wa s dej~ vu with Chinen again gainin g the holeshot over Kukl a, Warch, Vanderpool and the pack. The do gfight for seco nd was all business as the comb atants put on qui te a d isplay of aggressive tactics. None of the riders ga ve a n in ch . Each ri de r searched for the sm a llest advanta ge. Warch outjumped Kukla a n d too k over second , with Vanderpoo l also stalkin g Kukla, looking for a pass. Chinen continued to stretch he r lead to 10 :"""nds, and Warch even tually pulled away for second, while Vand erpool an d Kukla were ha ving a great scrap over third, Vanderpool se t up an inside pass in the mechanics' area to stea l th ird . Kukla contin ued to p ress, hoping for a bobble that n ev er came. At th e flag, Chinen scored the victory over Warch, Vanderpool a nd Kukla, who were tied on po ints . Results ENTRY INFO (No Refunds) ADMISSION Sunday, J anuary .5,.995 Mail-In Pre-Entry - $40 Post Entry (A t Registration) - $50 Amateur Event Only CI'IRUS BOWL Adults $8.00 111 4/95 SATURDAY ONLY SIGN-UP WORLD SPORTS pre-Entered Riders - p ic kup packet at registrat io n. Post Entry - Sign Up a nd p ick-up packets at re g istra tion . HOURS: 9:00 AM-5:00PM at Race Headquarters Children ( 10 & Und e r) $5.00 A va ilable e ven t d ay ONLY RACE HEADQUARTERS ABSOLUTELY NO RACE DAY SIGN UP! All Riders an d MechanlcsMUSI come to registratio n at race headquartersl All Minors(under 18)MUSIhave pare nt or notarized legal guardian present at registration. PRO: 1. Corina Chi nm (lYw); 2. Bonnie W~rch (Suz). lNT: 1.I...ftAnn Vandt!rpOOl (Hon ); i 8«ky Kukl. (Kaw ). BEG: 1. Michell' Bancroft (ya m); 2. Mary Ann Hobbs (X.aw ); 3. Jmif\. t Ten')' (K.aw); 4. Julie DUb. (Hon ). " DeMario tops San Jose Marathon Challenge AVA By Bill Spencer '''''' CT IOM ID SANJOSE. CA,NOV, 20 . Anthony DeMario was the star of the San Jose Ya m a h a H igh N oon Shootout at the se cond round of th e Marathon Challenge series on the one-an d- a-ha lf-m ile scra mbles track inside the fam ed San Jose Mile. DeMa rio took the win a lter John Hlebo Ill, spo rting his new National number 70, ran ou t of gas with just a few m inu tes left in the two-h our end sov« Information. -----------~--------~-------------------HON DA & SUZUK I Oip CO NTINGENCY PROGRAM race. __51ce Auto S (4-8) tk Joe Vella team ed with Bob Zades an d took the initial point, but they were qu ickly p assed by Hlebo III. The six -foot -six-inc h fla t-tra cke r quickly moved off to lap all but DeMario on lap 32. but a d ozen laps later, he was pushing back from the furthest point away fro m the pit area and lost three laps while DeMario continued on for the win. Ricky Roach and Don Ha rt teamed up for sec o n d overall and firs t in the Expert Endurothon d ivi s ion, while Al Bianco and Erich Shofstall were first in the Sportsman division on the Grand Pri x Kawasaki-sponsored KX. Tony Alves and Mike McCloud were only a few rid ers back for second while Scott Larson to pped t he Ve tera n Ironma n class a n d was fourth ove ra ll out of 84 entries. Fifth overall and first in th e lronman Spo rts man class was Danny Barber. Levi German teamed with Monty Ownbey for sixth overall and second Expert team, while Ken Johnson was second Ironman Sportsman. Na te Wait teamed with John Mitchell for third in the Sportsman Endurothon class while Myk Clark and Bruce Paulson had the ir usual battle for tops in the Old Timers di vision. David Bentley was the top 12Scc rider in the first race of the day, with Rich Tiago second over Hawk White, while Harry Guidotti was the top Enduro bike entry over Jim McGuinness and Bob Cope. Race two was a one-hour affair for 250cc Sportsman and won by ve tera n Scott Larson. Jim Ingoglia was second over Stev e Brant and Jerry Castillos, while Clint Will is was the top 250cc rider over Levi German and Dennis Stapleton. Results RACE 1: L o.vid B.nlil'ly (lion);;2. Rim n..so(Suz); 1 Hawk Whi te; 4. Curtis Tacke ly (lU w); 5. Scott IVywood. RACE 2: 1. Clint Willis (Yam ); 2.lzvi Grnnan (Hon); 3. Scott Lonon (Y,,"~ '. Jim lngogIy (llon~ 5. Dmnis SOOp..... (Suz) . RACE 3: 1. Anthony OeM.rio (Hon); 2. Riclcy IUYch/ Don • Hut (Ka w); 3. Al Bian co / Erich Shohlall ( K.l w) ; 4. To ny Alves/Mib McOoud (Yam); 5. Scott L.anon (Y.am). RACE 4/ 5: 1. Rory Muscat el (Suz); 2. De~ k Over bmp(Hon); 3. Paul Vng;uo (I-iof'I); 4. Scott MerTen (lion); 5. 0Yd BM!'I (Y,,"~ Annen, Brown best Grays Harbor Motocross By Clay Ught ELMA, WA. 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