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iii_lil l i _ I ' l l Wallin a lap later to move int o th ird . Carsten pulled out a three-second lead on Manley and McElroy unti l late in the race. Meanwhile, McElroy pressured Manley for several laps and eventually moved by in the whoop section. As the w hite flag came o ut. McElroy closed in on Carsten try ing to make a late-race pass, but time ra n out. Carsten claimed th e mo ta wi n over McElroy, Manley, Wallin and Andre Pene. Manley sho t to the front of the field to start the seco nd 125cc mota with Pene, Steve Here man, Katin an d Cars ten giving chase . McElroy star ted aro und seven th but quickly displaced Carsten and Katlin on the firs t circu it. As the pack hit the front straig htaway McElroy hugged the insid e line and pa ssed Herman fo r th ird . Herman then fell as Curry and Carsten slid by to break into the top five . McElr oy closed in on Pene and forced his way by in a come r. Manley con tin ued to lead, but McElroy was slowly reeling him in. Late in the race Manley mad e a rare mistake, ana McElroy was able to p u t h is WKR /Dun lop /Rent ha l/FMF / Axo / Cycle Sports Cente r-backed Yamaha in the point posilion. McElroy cashed in on the $200 mot o an d overall win wit h Manley, Pene, Cu rry and Carsten trailing behind . Local ace Kenny Yoho lead the start of the first 250 Pro mot o with Kurt McMillen , Curry, Mike Katin and Cars ten following. Cu rry qu ickly passed McMillen on the s te p- up jump and applied pressure to the lead er Yoho . Cars ten was on th e move and blew by Katin and MeMillen in the wh oops to take th e th ir d spo t. Carsten then set his sights on Curry and dived un d ern eath him in a tum to get in the second position . Karin then cras hed lett ing Pen e and McEl roy mo tor b y. Pen e sta lle d ex iting the w hoops , le tt ing McElroy b y a nd th e So. Cal / Act ive Reed s / Tsubaki /Montgomeryville Cycle-backed Carsten wen t for the kill in the 2SOcc Pro class, stu ffing his way past local ace Kenny Yoho late in the first mote to take the lead and score the win ahead of Curry, McElroy, Yoho and Herman. Carsten al so led the final 2SOcc moto from start to finish . McElroy cam e back from a second- tu m crash to move all the way to second . Curry, Kalin and Pene rounded out the top five. Results P/W (4-6) : 1. o.vi Millwp. (Cob); 2. Michad Louw (Cob); 3. Rick y R.mnn (Y.m); 4. MJln tee (Cob); 5. Angie MOOft' (Y.m). P/ W (7-3): 1. Chris uu.. alo (Cob); 2. Kyl f' On CLEM); 3. u Rand y Ownon (KTM ); 4. Ricky Smith (Y.m); 5. Midwel Tippin (Y,.m ). 60: 1. Br.ld ~ Ripplt" (lYw); 2. Brad Bem ier (Kaw); 3. Chris l.itzz.JIrt (Kaw ); 4. Davi Millwpl (K.aw) ; 5. FoITt'St Sm ith (Koiw ). o SOB: 1. J.8. B.dt.rd (Su.z); 2. TYM'"H.dwU (Sw:). • 80 C: 1. Sh.lw n M,lnuf'1 (V.m); 2. Chaz Nort hey (Kaw); 3. CI.y Rubt:'r bon (Ya m ); 4. To m Parsons (Suz ); 5. Da n TrulThln (Kaw ). Be Sure And Attend AMA ARENACROSS NATIONALS 1. 1 • 'lil , -""':' ....,.. ="-- ---. ~ ~~1?1:l ~~ ·1' · / ~ DU N.£DP' ." ~ 'I ' · "-'. ' . ~ I ','.' Featuring 7993 WORLD SUPERCROSS CHAMPION Guy Coope.e 7993 West Coast 725cc supetctoss Champion JilDlDY Gaddis 7994 AMA National Arenacross Champion G.eayson GoodlDan ......:.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.. .'.:.:. ; '; .. ;;;;;.;.;.;.;.;.'.;... ....;.;.;.:.;.; ..........;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;. 80 BEG: 1. Mikt' Stt'V ' n ,"ln (Yam ); 2. Cil!4(!y Baker (Suz ); 3. l, Jimmy Evans (Hon) . l'll 125 B: 1. Jolm JoiRl.'r(Hon) ; 2. Olarll'$ Cantopoulo (Han) ; 3. Chl'1 Hod gl."S (Kaw); 4. Kyle MYl'l'Ji (Stu); 5. Ak'll Milot (Hon) . 125 C: l. JallOll Fl"r'f,'ma n (Suz); 2. Bry iln Rip ple (Ka w ); 3. lal1ll'S Webb (Suzl; 4. Derrm H llI>ff'1d (Yam); 5 . [),sWllM Martins (Hon). 125 BEG: I. Dustin Kt"untjes (H on); 2. Robert Hamilton CV.am); 3. ~ Cl'C'a mc. (I·lon ); 4. Marty Cur (Hon); 5. Matt ul· -r ""'" lSuLl. 250 C: 1. Jim M~ (J(.aw ); 2. o.. n Rugg 'ffl) (lY w ); 3. Junior Dufrenf' (Suz); 4. J... y Knapp (Kaw); 5. MJlrk McCa rty (Hon). 250 BEG; 1. Jaso n Carrett (Hu n); 2. Sieve Busi ck (Han); 3. Bubba Pece (Yam ); 4. M.i tt Dowl"$ (Yam ); 5. Robm Ford (Y.m). 35+ : 1. D.t~ Bowman (Su.z); 2. D.Inl" Whin (I·lon ); l. Owrar, Lt:hmg CHon). -&0...: I. B.ny M.1yo (Ka w) ; 2. Robf'rt Dardl·n (V. m ); 3. T. Robert Swn-ny (Hon) ; 4. Charin I..ehing (Hon). 125 PRO 1. Brian McElroy (V,.m); 2. Brian Manley (Suz); 3. BarryUrakTI (Suz); " . Bill W...lin (Kaw);5. Andre PItne (Suz). l 250 PRe). I. Barry urYt.on (Suz); 2. Brill..., McElroy (Yam); 3)dfCurry (Suz);4 . Kft,ny Yoho (Suz ); 5. Andrt' r-(Su.z). Jf!#!!fJ.!fIl!.!! "info • Arenac ross IS hi g h e nerg y ; lig h t s, sound , mus ic, a spotlig ht o n th e winn er as he t a ke s his victory la p , t rophy gi rs shrin k-w rapped in b lack bod y su its a nd t he w av e ...Aren a cr oss is th e perfec t sport.;." Motocross Action /July 94 hotline 8J7/626-7297 Plessinger cashes in at Lynnville Mid-South HS By Paul Michels LYNNVILlE, IN,)AN. 22 Team KTM's Scott Plessinger took home th e lion 's share of the $1000 AA prize money on a cold breezy day of racing during round five of the Mid-Sou th Winter Hare Scramble Series at Lynn ville City Park in Southwest Indiana. In his first race in two months, Plessinger left little doubt that he wa s up to speed . A week before Christmas he had screws removed from the ank le that he broke a yea r ago whi le at a Mid-South round in Georgia. But there we re apparently no lingering effects from the surgery, as Plessinge r charged through the pack for victory. Marty Kelhmier led the AA riders off th e start and conlinued to lead at the end of the first of five slick, frozen lap s. Kelhmier conlinued to lead the freigh t train of Pro riders thro ugh the secon d lap until an un fortu nate mishap about a mi le fro m th e sta rl /finish left him dead -last. 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