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and blurred vision and had to betaken to the
hospital.
The man y high -speed sections were in Open
Expert Todd Tarve r' s favor, as Tarver took his
KTM300 to a two-minute victory over Ray [en nings and Jim McQueary. His tim e wa s goo d
eno ug h to claim the Overall Expert trophy for
the day.
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Results
AA EX: 1. Eric ~ (Hus);:z. Tracy Andt'n (Kaw); 3. David
C ulf'l"PP"'{Yamt 4. ~vid c.nwr (KTM ); 5. Tod M)'"'5 (Yam ).
PRO: 1. Cay Hot-n.·<.hdl (Suz ); l. Jt'1TfTly Fipps (Hon); 3. Mikto
Abbott (Yam); • . Olinorlknriis (Suz); 5. Brook M.1 ~ (Kaw).
0f'E'IJ EX: 1. Todd Tal'Vn' IKTM); :z. R.1y Jenn.i J'lg5 (Hont 3.
Jim M~ary (H us ); 4. ~rt Smith (XTM); 5. Don Hnuon
(IcrM~
250 EX: 1. Scott Foam' (Yam );::z. Bryan Cool. (Yam ); 3. O N
Jo nes (Ka w) .
Schellenberger shines at
MosierValley Motocross
By Chris Boice
ARI.INGrON, IX, MAR. 10
Ray Schellenbe rger trea ted himself to an overall
win in the Expert class during the Friday nigh t
FUU.Y S'fNTHmC
ED MOTORCYClE OIL
Int ermediate winner Jason Eckhoff (39)
battles with Expert rider Jeff Sch irtz (5) in
a combined moto at the Mos ier Valley MX.
mot ocross season opene r at the Mosier Valley
MXPark.
The Kawasaki-mounted Schellenberger bested the field by winning both motes. Oth er action
saw Nathan Brought on capture two mota wins
to nab the ove rall victory in the 60cc class.
Th e firs t combined In term ed iat e / Expert
mot o saw Schellenberger gra b the ho leshot.
Close behi nd were T.I. Pate l and Intermedia te
rider David Lott . 5to rming up thro ugh the pack
after a poo r sta rt was the "King of Mosier Valley," Suzuki rider Clay Hoenshell. By the thi rd
lap, Sche llenberger had establi shed a com fortable lead. Hoenshell charged by Pa tel on la p
four but had lost a lot of ground to Schellenberger. At the hal fway poi nt, Schelle nberger had a
I(}. ccond lead . At the finish it was Schellens
be rger by the sa me 10 seconds, followe d by
Hoenshell and Jeff Schirtz .
Moto two saw Hoenshell lead the way into
the first tum. H oen sh ell, un familiar with the
new track layou t on open ing night, dove insid e
of the track marker and was forced to reenter the .
track in last place. By lap two, how ever, he had
picked his wa y into second place and mov ed
within striking distance of Schellenberg er. The
two riders pus hed each other, creatin g a race of
their own. Hoenshell position ed himself close
enough to take advantage of any miscue Schelienbe rger might make, but Schellenberger
di dn't make a mi stake. At the finish, it wa s
Schellenberger with the overall win, followed by
Hoenshell and Patel in the Pro class. Intermediate action saw Jason Eckoff s pair of moto wins
take the overall victory in that class.
Moto o ne of th e 60cc cl as s sa w Nathan
Broughton power his way in to the early lead.
Behind the Kawasaki-m ounted Brou ghton were
KX ride rs Bradl ey Young and Brad Wolie. On
the secon d lap, Young to ok a dva n ta ge o f
Broughton not getting set up early enough to
cl ear t he d oubl e ju m p and leaped o ver
Broughton's head to take the lead. Broughton
stayed right on Youn g' s rear fender until the last
lap when he made his move. Brou ght on stayed
on the gas a split second longer and was able to
dive insid e of Youn g on the final comer. At the
finish it was Brought on by a wh ee l length ,
Young blasted his w ay to the front of the
pack at the s ta r t of t he seco nd mot o, but
Broughton foun d a way around You ng on lap
three. Th e tw o ba ttl ed wh eel-to- wh eel to the
checkered flag. At the finish, it was Brou ghton
who held on for the moto win and the overall
victo ry.
Results
50: 1. Scotty Wrorurrdrom Jr. (Yam); 1. Ou.stin Show~ (KT M );
3. Adam Rnon (Yam).
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60: 1. Nathan Brou gh ton (Kaw); 2. Brad ley Young (Kaw); 3.
Brad Wolfe (lY w ).
!!O BEe : 1. Rick Gamer (Yam); 2. Ma tt Fo5ter(Suz); 3. Ceorge
McD..nick (Suz).
80 JR: 1. Ch ris Warwick (Hon); :z.Na than Brou gh ton (Hon); 3.
Joe Baik. ')'(K aw).
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80 O PEN: 1. Marlr. Thomp!'OR (Suz): 2. Scott Trimb l.. (Yam); 3.
Na than Hale (Ko1w).
125 BEC; 1. Juan Walts (Hon).
125 NOV: 1. Splll lr.y N.-w lin (Suz); 2. Roy 5chm (Suz).
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125 O PEN : 1. Ja!Ol Eckhoff(Suz); 2. Spa rky New lin (Suz ); 3.
Roy Boy Scheto (Suzl .
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25+: 1. Mark Hall (Hon); 1. L.u rry Ma-,. (Suz ); 3. Troy Fitzpatrid (Kaw ).
30+: 1. John Marrifield (Suz ); 2. LaTJ't"Y Ma"")' (Suz); 3. John
Parenteau (Hon).
250 BEC: 1. Ow _yno Rowa n (Kaw ); 2. Ja!lOnCha pman (Hon);
3. Ch ris Whitt" (Hon).
"OIt Harpn- (Hon); 2. John SlUffidd (Hon ); 3.
250 NOV: 1. M..
Oint Hal.. (Yam ).
tNT: 1. Jil80n Eckho (Suz); 2. Da vid Lott (Suz ); 3. Bill Harff
ring'on(Soz,
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