Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

DEVIL.S RIDGE MOTOCROSS /1JJII1 NORTH CAROLINA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE APRIL 2, 1995 (5g" ~ AlSO HosTING SAME WEEKEND AMA SOUI'HEAST AREA ~ ' y~U~to .f29";' #DU~v.er qualify to ~ H~a-Suzuki of Sanford Motorspo~ .• J.'"J 'If.e4t- Su nddY (4--6): 1. Pa trick Gabehart (I1j); 2. Log.m Ikll (KTM) ; 3. J u ~ri n Sipt'R (I ~); 4. Bud dy Biagi (Ya m); 5. Chol!ll' Beck (KTM) . 50 (7-8): 1. Tyler G ru m ble CLE M}; 2. Z..cha ry MoIr llh.a1l ILEM); 3. Cody King (Yam); 4. Chase Beck (KTM); 5. Ch ance so $20,000 Contingencies & Awards 10Trophies Guaranteed Each Class $2,000 Purse Guaranteed Contingencies to top 10in each trophy class Dunlop Day SUNDAY'S RACE WIll BE RUN IN CONJUNCI10N Wl11I NORm CAROLINA srATE OIAMPIONSHIP RACE. Q.uaJify at Devil'. Ridge Dunlop tire to 1st, 2ndand 3rd place riderin each trophyclass, and receive valuable prizeL Suzuki Day SPONSORS: '1 Southwest of Sanford off US 1/15 - 501 Suzukijacket andhat to topSuzuki rider in each trophy class. S..,.,... .. - 'It.ut S~~ S~KTM KTM Day ~is(\'a m) . 60: I. Kevin Slo ne (Kaw); 2. Sha wn Oark (Kaw); 3. Jeffery Field, (K.w); 4. Bradley Ripple (Kaw); S. Hutch Lee (Kaw). JR MINt 1. Ben Ridd le (Kaw); 2. J-m Hault (Suz); 3. Ju,tin Wh.lrley (Ha n); t . Kevin Stone (!Caw); S. Tyler Burnette (Yam). SR MIN I: 1. Kelley Tayler (Yam) ; 2. Jamn Garrett (Kaw); 3. Chris Mowery ~Yam); 4. Anthony Nolsh (Hon) ; 5. Trav is Reg.1n (Kaw). , • S/ M INI: 1. Ben Ridd le (!Caw ); 2. Kelley Tayler (Yam) ; 3. Jamt'!/. GalTt'tt (Kaw); 4. Ant hony Na,h (Han ); S. Travi s Regan (K.iw) . . 125 0 : 1. Michael Baxter (K.lw); 2. Roy Dennie (Han); 3. Steve Annet>hansley (Ha n); 4. Timmy Mor riso n (Kaw); 5. Troy McMasters (Suz) . 125 C: 1. Joh n Robertson (Ha n); 2. Robert Gold5Ol\ (Hon); 3. Wa lte r Alle n (Ka w); 4. Nick Tu mer (Su z); S. Buddy Brook s (Suz) . "125 B: 1. John l ytton (Yam); 2. Jimmy Brooks (Suz); 3. Chril Rau l! (Suz); " . Jaso n Pt"'rty (Suz). 125 A: I. Sha ne Temp leton (Suz) ; 2. 'rrent Ha nsen (Ho n); 3. Phill ip Myers (!Caw ); 4. Jim mey Briggs (Hon); S. Rod Marshall (Suz) . 250 [); I. Roy Dennie (Hon) ; 2. Steve Annes hans ley (Hon) ; 3 . Da r re l Bigh am (Suz); 4. Wayne Mo rgan (Ha n ); S. Brian Williams (Ka w ). 250 C: I. Scott Mineya rd (Ho n ); 2. Ja mell Kemp (ya m); 3. o..-rek Smi th (Suz); 4. Ricky Wi1Ii..am, (Hon); S. 5t.lcy Didluson (Ya m). 250 B; 1. Fu nkie Millnu (Hon); 2. Chri. Brocious (Ka w); 3. Sha n Fox (Suz); " . Randall Rowe (!Caw); 5. M.1rk Young (K.iw) . 2.50 A: 1. Mike Morr is (l(.l w) ; 2. Shane Tem p leto n (Suz); 3. Billy UIt'S (Suz); 4. Mike Nutter (Yam); 5. Ph illip Myen (!Caw) . 25... 1. Rand aU Rowe (Han) ; 2. Brian Jus tice (Suz); 3. Rick : Wright (Hon); 4. Michael Baxter (!Caw); S. Sandy Davis (Suz) . 30+ : 1. Ric k Wright (Han) ; 2. Bill y Scogg inl (S uz); 3 . William Collins (Ho n); 4. Robert Per ry(Suz); S. Rick Ban (K.1w) . U/ L: I. Jimmy Broo ks (Suz); 2. Chris 8.lullt (Su.:t:); 3. Kurt Sims (!Caw) ; 4. Jason Perry (Suz); 5. Glen Ho ffman (Kaw). A ~ Sprocket ~z!V Specialists . 9 .. , ." [·W I. , - Byrds. Durham jersey andhat totop KTM rider in eachtrophy class. Suzu of Gas ki toma S~ '1' Rainbow JAlIlGUAAli Suzu of Winston-Salem ki Classes for all bikes & riders. Si n u 6'30 Products l:Oi •••] A Class Payoff per Mota g .p . Triangle Cycles Durham /UN9Th~ Kawasalri Brewer Cycles of Henderson $150.00 $110.00 $100.00 P~actlce . 8:00 Sandhills Cyc Center Pin le ehurst $70.00 $40.00 $30.00 R.lders Mee ting 9: 15 vents ......HaNDA~ Barnett's Suzuki Raleigh +25, +30A, +35, +40 _ 80% Payback First Mota . 9:30 Il1IJ1Z • • a • ~ Yamaha of Lumberton +30B - 60% Payback All ridersunder the age of ~ .... SLC Forsyth Motosports Winston-Salem 18 years will haveparents Honda of High Point Ken Cameron signature orno tarizedguardians Amoco ~ Tri-eityHonda-Yamaha Greensboro 513 S. Frankilin Dr., - Sanford, NC 27330 . signature atsign-up. QURY Supe~ seer CycleCenter Asheboro -Home 9191776-1767 @fJ':lD~ Kawasaki-Sea Doo-KTM of Raleigh Business 9191776-2412 Entry fee Red Line Cyclesof Myrtle Beach Palomino Motel- 9191776-753 1 Amateur $20 .00 )IJ&J'I1'Ii _ Erwin-Amoco Oil Co. Durflanm NC - Boo /641-6060 Best Western Executive Inn Honda-Yamaha of Raleigh 600 /52B- 1234 .-..c YAMAHA s,an :~~ission -- ."171". :;g:~ t:i&,t:: IE!I • District 17 awards banquet a success mOTORCYCL~ By Bob Bicking orrAWA, n, ]AN. 28 Ove r 400 motorcycle enthusiasts in all branches of the sport gathered a t Pits tick's Pavilion for the annua l AMA Dist rict 17 a wa rds banq uet . Over 200 jackets were given to top finishers, and good selection of door prizes were pr esen ted by Master of Ce remo nies Bill Holt . Afte r all th e awards were given out, everyone enjoyed da ncing to the mu sic p rov id ed b y Mu sic Mas ter Ente rtainmen t. The district donated half of its 50/SO d raw ing to the family of Ken Wrig ht, a hare scrambles racer killed in a racing accide nt last fall. Jay Hall won the drawin g and donated tha t half to Wright's family as well. Bill Maxey, the AM A Off-Road Co ngress delegate was presen ted the AMA Most Valu able Perso n Award for his 25 years of se rvice on the congress. . As id e fr om receivi ng recognition fo r se rvice, the Distric t 17 officers and their fam ilies also continued to be active in motorcycle racin g a n d w on t h eir s ha re o f co m p e ti tio n awa rds. Jas on No rth ru p won the 200cc HilIclim b class c ha m pions h ip and fi nis hed res pec tably in two others. Greg Moss wo n the Senior B Enduro title, whi le Da ve Edsa ll won t he Open A Hare Scr am bl e s crown. Dana McNeil picked up a Vet class dirt track championship, and Bob Bicking ga rnered the Senior class trials championship. .' 6 EXCITI G RACE N SI Superbike • Harley Davidson Twin Sports 600 & 7S0 Superspo rt • 250 GP a nd SuperTeams ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MIRPL L A.Cou nty Fair. Hotel & Exposition Complex • MID THE ropR IDERS . - at the Autograph Se,si . . AMA II A NC T IO NI! D • R EAROUND THE TRACK ID - Sunday Only 111:30 am] •M O Or RCYCU P ARKING • CHECK our THE GREAr - Inside tht"ad< MANUFA auRE 'SM R IDWAY Vallejo "bueno" at Mexican GNCMotocross . By Kat Spann NE"W" VIDEO RELEASES N o~ Available Through Cycle News Video Theater 'TWO-STROKE ENGINE DESIGN and TUNING Retail pri ce on th la release 545.95. lncJudeo ohlpplng. TWO-STROKE ENGINE DESIGN and TUNING . (#31) Grand Prix eng ine tuner and tech journalist for Dirt Rider Magazine, Eric Gorr has produced the most com prehensive two-stroke engi ne tuning video available. Learn how modem com pute r design programs are use d to develop cylind er porti ng specs , expansion chambers, and cylinder head specs for any two -st rok e eng ine application. Eric reveals all his tuning secre ts , including how to do cylind er an d crankcas e ~orti ng with CC Spec ia lty To ols, how to m achine combustion chamb ers on a lathe , how to modi c lutches and sh ifte r me chanism s, plu s prec ision measuri ng tec hniques and compute r desi gn fun amentals. This tape is great for mec han ics and tuners who want to learn the latest tuning techniques, and makes for a mod ern vers ion of the Two-St roke Tuners Handbook. 120 minutes from Forward Motion Video ; com es with a 30-page manual pac ked with helpful information. To Order Videos, Call (310) 427·7433· Charge to I · i I. MONTERREY, MEXICO, FEB. 12 Erick Vall ejo was the ma n to beat at th e firs t in ternationa l GNC Regional Qualifier eve r held o utside of the United States, in Mo n terrey, Neuvo Leon, Mexico. The Team Gree n/ Pasade na Kawasa ki/ Axobacked Vallejo from Houston, Texas, has been in Califo rnia for the past few months staying with his cousi n, Ped ro Gonza lez, whi le training an d testing with Pro Circuit Vallejo's family is from San Ped ro, a sma ll town ou tsid e of the Monterreyarea. Th e Bla ke Ha milton-des ig ned-and-b uil t co u rse offe re d 3.2 kilom et er s of w id e ju m ps, bermed an d fla t turns, off-ca mbers, step-ups, . and p lenty of supercross-s tyle jumps. Because of the length of the course, only one mo to was ru n per class. A sepa ra te course was used by the Pee Wee classes, w hich a lso incl u ded a mi nia tu re bac kward failing gate, m in i w hoops, ju mps, tabletops and rockers . . . Vallejo was indisput ably the top p laye r in the 125 and 250cc Intermediate/Expert non- pay ing classes. Rosendo Go nza lez grabbed the ho leshot in the 125cc event with Vallejo and Antonio Coello second and th ird, respectively. Coello took the lead by the end of the first lap, but fell on the next lap, ope n ing the door for Vallejo to take the win. Coello remounted and

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