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ton . Then. as Templeton and Shipley rou nded
the final tum. Shipley was faced with a lapped
rider. Shipley made his move for the line when
the Iapper faded to the outside, collecti ng Shipley and sending him to th e ground. Templeton
tipto ed past on th e insi d e to take th e fin a l
money -payin g position.
Styro n came away with another big holesh ot
over the field in moto two of 2.5Occ A action. but
just as before, And rews was quick to get out front
and build comfo rtable lead to the finis h. Price
had the wick tu rned up a bit in moto two and
also picked off Styron to take second, which net• ted him second for the day, whi le Styron grabbed
third. Stull ran as high as third du ring the moto
until he slow ly faded ou t of the top five.
Turlington pu t on the most determined ride
in m ot o tw o .a fte r a brief m e e ti n g' w ith the
g ro u nd h ad him play ing ca tch -up th e w ho le
moto . Tu rling to n ch a rge d a ll the way to th e
checkered flag. and it paid off as he was able to
leap pas t Ship ley to take fourth by only about
five inch es as the two wen t ove r the finish -line
jump.
Results
50: 1. Samuel Fit zwate r (Ya m); 2. [oshua Jord on C
LEM); 3.
Rya n Fitzwater (Ya m); 4. C hris No rris 5Suz); 5. Dusn n Myel'll
(Suz) .
65: l. Mi cn ael W illis (Ka w); 2. [ascn Brya n t (Kdw ); 3. Malt
Cooper (Kaw); 4. Zachary Kutsclenk (Kaw); 5. Philli p Ranke...
(Kaw) .
85 (7-11): 1. B.J. Huntsinger (Kaw); 2. Willia m Bryan t (yam);
J . Adam Ovnca..Jl (Yam); 4. Robt-'rt Nu n n (Suz); 5 . Matt Ct.xJper
(Sozl.
85 (12-15): 1. Bobby Roankef' (Suz~ 2. ja mm it" C~mrit (SuL); 3.
jered Black (Suz); 4. Jeff Rogt-n. (Suz); 5. e-y &mes (Suz) .
80 D: 1. Barry Carpenter (Hon); 2. Sam Will ia m" (Y.m); 3.
Todd Oliver (YoUn);4. c.md~ l.ft-(Hon); 5. Marcu!l Nota (Yam) .
5 /MINl; 1. j.l mmw CarTk"tt (Suz); 2. [ered BI.a k (Suzl; 3.
c
Bobby Ranker (Suz.); 4. Eric Ba m.'S (S u z); 5 . Nichola! Wa rner
(Suz)5cHBY: I. Marcus Ht.'drick (Suz); 2. Ridde Otild.'T!I (Suz); 3.
ZKh YouncY (Suz); 4. jea n lloutin (K.Iw): 5. josh
(IYw).
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125 A: 1. Mike Andrews (Su:r.) 2. Bobby Stovall (Kaw); 3 .
Ch..d Newton (Ka w ); 4. David Price (Yam); S. Chuck Shirley
(\il
125 B: 1. Marcus Hedrick (Suz.); 2. jacob DombrorJo:.y (Suz);:3.
Caven Woodruff (Kaw);: 4. Andy c..ldwdl (SuZ); 5. Mich.-l ~
c..pps
t"1'I!I(Hon).
125 C:: 1. Richard QPldush (Su z); Z. Ja.lOn Braman (Suz); 3 .
'
Kurt tescce (K.iw); 4. Aaron Benfield (lUw); S. NidtoWi McAlli sk'r (K.Iw).
125 0: 1. Ronald Lewallen (Han); 2. BarTy Shlvt"l' (K.1w); 3.
RoIndy T aylor (Han); 4. M ike VadaN" (Hon); 5. Chri" Correlt
(K.1w).
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250 A: 1. M ike And~ (Suz ); David Prier (y;Ilm ); 3. Tilden
Styron (Suz); 4. Brandon Turlington (Hon); S. SoottShiplt")'(Stu ).
250 B: 1. Marcus Hedrick (Suz); 2..]a!lOll Baldwin (H on ); 3.
(Top) TIm McEntee (400) roosted his
Suzuki TM400 Cyclone to the +30 Novice
win during round two of the AHRMA
Western Regional MX Series at Los
Angeles County Raceway. (Below) Mike
Andrews (601) and TIlden Styron (111)
battled for top honors in the 2SOCc A class
at the Devil's Ridge MX. Andrews came out
on top in both motos for the overall win.
However, Kennedy's moto would end earl y, as
he wa s forced to withdraw with mechanical
pr oblems. Barlaan took his new ly inherited lead
and held on for the win as he pulled away from
Vogl er and Martin, who caOle up just inches
short of seco nd place after a last-lap pass attempt
on Vogler as the y rounded the the last tum.
Kennedy timed the gat e perfectly at the start
of the seco nd moto and again had the early lead .
but his seco nd moto would end the same as the
first did, with mechanical woes sidelining him
after three laps . Martin, Barlaan and Vogler then
Tan thre e abr ea st do w n th e whoope d -out
stra igh t as they battled for the lead . Bartaan was
the first to fall off the pace as he dropped hi s
Ho nda in a soft, left-hand berm and had trouble
res tarting his bike.
Vogler then mad e a slight bobbl e. and Mar tin was able to pull in fron t. Vogler stayed with
Martin, occasi onally showing hi s front wheel,
but couldn't complete the pass. Martin took the
checkers for the second moto and the class win,
narrowly de feating Vogler .
Results
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250 PRO: 1. Ada m lA n d (H on ).
250 INT : 1. Eric 8R'dl.... (Yam); 2. Ed Lu CI!fO (Hon); 3. Ch ris
Co llffilan (H o n).
250 NOV : 1. Ch ris M .rtin (Hon ); 2. Brian Vog le r (Yam); 3.
Jimmie Barl a an (H on ); 4. Pa ul Johnson (Suz); S. John CrealiY
(K.ilw ).
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125 INT: 1. lsa."tC Ml-dind (Suz); 2. Zadl White (Yam)
125 NOV : I. Ad.m FortlfflbEony (Yam); 2. Jeremiah ~a ring
(SuL ).
125 BEG : 1. Jam ie D05ht"r (H o n ); 2. Bo Mo ffitt (S uz); 3 .
Dawnn McMillan (Yam); 4. David Craham. (Suz); 5. Damon Cooza ln(Kaw).
30+ A: 1. Ed LuCft'O (H on ); 2. O in ton Beavns (Kawl.
30+ B: 1. Bob ViJandry (Yam).; 2. Gary Spencer ~w);: 3. Pa ul
Johrnion (Suz.);4. Randy Rl.1 (1CTId); 5. Drwitt Bishop (K.l w ).
d
80 A: I. Jt"I't'm iah Dea ring (Suz ).
HO 8 : I. I'la illh Ra m l'ro (Kaw); 2. jUf;tin Jl-'T1nin g5 ('V<1m); 3.
Se.ln ViI.lndry (Kaw); 4. Bud Fost er (y.lm); 5. De rt·k Cok er (Ho n).
&) BEG: 1. Ian john.
~ (Yam).
60 B; I. Sea n Viland r y (Kaw); 2. Dt-'rek Coker (K aw); 3 .
Richard POt' (H a n); 4. Ma tthlc"w Strickland (Kaw); 5. Chri!l toph"r
......t... (K.tw ).
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P / W : 1. H u nte , FOlIt r (KTM); 2. j ustin Willi.l m!l (Han); 3 .
"
Leigh Ma rtin (KTM); 4. An drew Tra cy (Vam).
VlNT: 1. RoySizemore (CZ).
WMN : 1. Dawnn McM ilI•." (Yam) .
' a c o b Domb rosky (S u z ); 4. Caven W ood r u ff (K.aw); S. Lee
Williams(Kaw).
250 C: 1. Duran Johnson (yam); 2.. Stanlt-')' Prul'tt (Hon); 3.
Neil H.lII (Suz); 4. RW18 Pich.'tt (Kaw); 5. Pdul Fr.anklin (Hon).
250 D: I. William Sdufl!r (Hon); 2. JOM Moore (Kaw); 3.
Wavne Kist"r (Kaw); 4. Nevan Ru!lhing (Hon); 5. ~ich.td N.owton
(Su ~) .
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25+ A: 1. Millo Andn.-'W!l(Suz); 2. Vann Gibson (Hon); 3 . Scott
Sh ipley (Stu); 4. Shane Templeton (Suz); 5. C urtis Danit.'I!I(Yam~.
25+ B: 1. O lUck G rwn (Suz); 2. Ou m n ju h n fl(lfl(Yam); 3 . Sid·
ney Will iams (Ka w ); 4. Nel an McF a land ( KilW); 5. jdf Eilklns
(Soz).
30+ A: 1. Mike A n d re ws (Suz ); 2. Vllnn Gib!:lo (Hon); 3. Scut:
n
Sh ip ley (Su z); 4. Rich a rd De!lfOIIl"l'ti (Kaw); 5. jay H.lIu tll· r (Suz.).
i
30+ B: 1. Do ug Wt'!>tm rlan d (H on) ; 2. Pa u l Mundt (y.l m ); 3.
o
Nick A IIL'n (Hon); 4. Tim Lan gdon (Yam ); 5. ll"'f Ratk rum (Soz) .
35+ : 1. Da rn·1I Bt.'I (Hon); 2. Pau l Mu n dt (Ya m); 3. StU.lft
l
En~lish (Han); 4. Nick All t-'Il(Hon); 5. Thnm dS Perkil\li (Suz) .
40+ : 1. Al.1in o...'Sra;i.. rs (Yam); 2. Mik... Rodt'JIha m ier (Hon);
3. ~y Evns (Yam).
U /L: 1. ja!lOl1 Baldwin (I-Ion); 2. Sto ner Ross (Kaw); 3. Rog..r
C u ri ro (Hon); 4. Stank')' Pru l'tt (Hon); 5 . Kurt !rT!It"O(O (Kaw).
Andrews unbeatableat Devil's
Ridge Motocross opener
Smith smooth at LACR
vintage Motocross
By Jay and Sharon Hauser
By Matt Hilgenberg
SANFORD, NC, MAR. 12
Mike And rews came an d conquered the competition to p ro ve that he was the top rider at
DeviI's Rid g e motocross' season ope ne r.
Andrews used the fact that the event was rou nd
two of the Ca roli na Ultra Series to cash in on
some se rio us Suz uki con tingen cy bucks as he
toppt.. four class wins with eight moto wins.
~
And rews was amo ng over 260 riders from
five sta tes and Canada bu t was clearly the most
do mina nt ride r at the eve nt. Andrews too k the
overall wins in the tough 125 and 250cc A classes as well as hard -fou ght wins in the competitive 25+ and 30+ A divisions .
Andrews put h is Su zu ki Mo to rs po rts of
Ch arl otte / Andrews Motorsports / Tu ff Racing /
Dasco Tr ansport /Sidewinder / Maxi ma- backed
RM250 up again st the likes of Da vid Price and
Tilden Styron in 2.5Occ A actio n. Styron pu lled a
tremendous holesh ot over the field in moto one
to lead the early going. but mice Andrews mad e
th e pass for th e lead, he stayed there. Sty ron
held on to se co nd whil e Bran don Turli ng ton
wedged his way between Price, Shane Templeton and Scott Ship ley.
By moto's end, Price was able to work past
Turling ton for third beh ind And rews and Styron, whi le the best battle for pos ition was yet to
unfold. The battle fo r fifth turned in to a tight
three-way fight , with Shipl ey holding the posi tion, as Templeton and Derek Stu ll gave cha se.
With a half-lap to th e checke re d, Stull we n t
down with an outs ide pass atte mpt on Temple-
PALMDALE. CA. MAR. 19
Maico ride r Rich Smith ea rned the SOOcc Intermedia te victory a t round two of the Ame rican
Historic Racing Motorcycle Association's West ·
em Regional MX Series at Los Angeles County
Raceway without ever winni ng a moto.
Moto one of the 500cc Intennediates saw BilJ
Leonardo hea d th e field over Larry Hipp and
Smi th, ma king it a 1-2-3 sweep for Maico. There
was an acciden t on the open ing lap of mot o two,
which bro ught ou t the red flag and sidelined
Hipp with a broken wri st afte r he struck fallen
rider (and his neighbor) Maso n Butler, who had
finished sixth in the first event.
On the rest art, it was Ed Lowenberg's Bultaco that showed the wa y, but tha t mo to w in ,
co mb ined w it h hi s fir st -mot o fifth, wa s on ly
good for th ird ove rall. Sm ith 's 3-2 finis hes on
the d ay gave him th e overall on a tie br eak er
with Leonardo, who car ded a 1-4. Fourth overall
a nd fir st four-stroke wa s BSA B50-mo'un ted
Keith Petran gelo .
The 30+ Nov ice division was 13 riders stro ng
this time, and the oth er 12 entrants had to follow
Suzuki TM400 rider Tim McEntee. McEntee got
a lOth-p lace start in moto one, wa s up to second
by the end of the first lap, then motored past the
lead er and on to victory, prob ably earning him self an In termediate· c1ass co m peti tio n ca rd.
Ossa Phantom rider Paul Uma was second overall ahead of Don Beese.
J.D. Bramlet overca me a slip p ing clutch to
top each of the Prem ier 500 II Inte rmed iate races
on his BSA 844. Second in each contest was Jim
Keeto n, wh o rides a twi n-p ipe CZ 360. Charlie
Beck, who is still so rti n g o u t an oval-ba rrel
Maico, was third, ahead o f Jack Monger, who
debu ted a new Triumph 500 twin.
Results
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PREM L/W NOV: 1. Bill Sam~g (Gn").
PREM L/W EX: I. M.ltt Hilgenberg (Tri); 2. Jack Ausmu.'i
(IlSA).
PREM 500 NOV ; 1. jim Cook (Mat).
PREM 500 L"lT: I. John Huegel Ond ); 2. Terry Pratt (BSA ).
PREM500 EX: 1. MItt HilgpnbPrg (Ric--M.at).
PREM ULTRA L/W U NOV : 1. RUlINIl;"II Heck (H us); 2. Kent
Butll"1'(.Ric).
PREM ULTRA L/W
1NT: 1. Paul 0u0t- nl' (Hod); 2. Jot'
>
Lorenzen (CZ);: 3. john Gulliford (Ric).
PREM UlTRA L/W U EX: 1. Nann Bigelow (Vol).
PREM L/W n NOV : 1. Bill Sdm.-.tag(Gre).
PREM L/W II INT : I. ~th Ly~ (~); 2. David Janie<:
(AIS); 3. [oe Lorenzen (AJS); 4. john Gulliford (Oss).
PREM L/W II EX: 1. J
ohn Pevre (H us ).
PREM 500 II NOV : 1. Ed Reed y (Tn); 2. Ike Wincheij (Ric).
PREM 500 II INT: 1. JDBram ld (USA); 2. Jim-Keeton (CZ ); 3.
Charlil' BL (Mal ); 4. Jad Monger (Tri) .
ock
PREM 500 II EX; I. Jo hn Le Fev", (Bus).
125 NOV : 1. [oel H.:lrnlOfl (Hon); 2. O ri" Frei (Y.1m).
125 1J'IT 1. Bryan Davis (Hon); 2. Mar k Ar!;l->naul~ (Han); 3.
:
RonoI Harrison (Ho n); 4. Chris Mort on (Hon); 5. Larry Hlpp (H us).
ld
125 EX; I. Mar k Brooks (Han); 2. Chris Radzirulki (Kaw); 3.
Bill Cle m (Ho n); 4. Scott Davis (HIln).
2.50NOV : 1. Daved Kuns (Hon); 2.. Rkh Ve tkin (Bul); 3. Do n
M.oi e r (H on ); 4. Don Bt'e!It" (H on ); 5. Pa u l Lim a (Ost- ).
n
250 INT: 1. Rick Pnce (M ail ; 2. Ke ith Lynas (05s); 3. Ed
Lowt->nberg(Bul); 4. Sa m Ha ye (H on) ; 5. Ran d i Perkins.
s
250 EX: I. Joh n Gr-nway (H n n); 2. Tim Na'lh (H u,); 3. Kelly
Owen (Hon); 4. jim Sendelbach (Hon); 5. OIrit! R.ldzin.'1ki (l<.1w).
500 NOV : 1. Glt.., n CTO'L'iRO (H u !'); 2. Tim McEntl;"l" (Suz); 3.
Don Meoil'll"1' (Suz) .
500 lNT : 1. Rich Smith (Molj); 2.. Bill Lennaedu (Moli); 3. Ed
Lowenberg (Bul); 4. Krith Petrangdo (BSA); 5. Uoyd Boland (CZ).
500 EX: 1. Greg Carter (Mdi ); 2. Kl!lIy Owen tCZ); 3. Greg
Blva (Ma i); 4. Ron Mt-'Iton (Bul) ; 5. joh n Lun d g l'ftt (BuI) .
OPEN lWL"l {NT: l. Myron Lapka (Tri); 2. Mike Ru ppert
(Ric).
WOMEN lNT: 1. Dt,'bbi e Kane (Ric).
JO+ NOV : I. Tim McEn~ (Su.z ); 2. Pa u l Lim.a (OM); 3. Don
Beese (Hon); 4. Rich Ydkin (Bul); 5. Rick Whedl.'f'(Motj).
30+ tNT: I . Ken Grn-nt" (CZI ; 2. Rick Price (Moli); 3 . Krith
Lynas (Oss); 4. BLm Risnt.-tt (Hon); S. Ed Lowenbt.-rg(BuI).
30+ EX: 1.
Gn.on1way (H on ); 2. Gnos CarttT (Mal); 3. Mad
BroXs (Han); 4. Norm Bigdow (KI w); 5. Jim St>nddbad1 (Hon).
40+ NOV ; 1. Don Met"" (Hon); 2. Ch uck D.·Ran (Yam); 3 .
Jo1:JI'IeS HaII uck (Suz ); 4. RU85dI Heck (Uus);~. JW Ca~ (Hon).
40+ 1 : 1. Ken Grft"'IlE' (CZ);: 2. CNrlw Bt>d.(Moll); 3. Keith
m
Petrangelo (BSA); 4. RXhSmith (Mai); 5. Bob Spicer (CZ).
40+ EX: 1. R.lndy I...f.wis (Oss); 2. Gary Egloff (Hus); 3. joKk
AU!lmus(BSA).
SO+ NOV: 1. Jim Cookt" (Mat) ; 2. BnK't' Chasm", (Hu~); 3.
Nann 8Ladunan (Kaw); 4. Pau l E1rnof'e (BSA).
50+ INT: 1. Omnis Tooman (Hon); 2. Pau ll.eo5 (HUll).
8OMBR: 1. Randy ~ill (Mon); 2. Eric Cook (Mai); 3. Jeff
Nash (1Ca"".:); 4. ~ Mrint."1" (Y3.m); 5. Tim McEnlt'T (yam).
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,ohn
Jones sweeps Ocala
Motocross qualifier
By Kyle Myers
OCALA. FL MAR. 19
Over 270 rid ers came ou t to the Flori da Motosports Co m p lex to com pe te- in th e first Southeaste rn ·Are a Qualifier for the Lo rett a Lynn's
Amateu r Nationals, and Kenneth Jone~ was the
top rider of the day, winning three classes .
Jones won the 125cc B Mo difie d 250cc B
Modified and 250cc B Stock d ivision s.
In the first 250cc B Stock moto, Jones jum ped
out to the early lead with Jaso n Wasdin follow ing. Jones added to his lead on every lap until he
fell in the back sectio n of the cou rse, handing the
lead to Brian Raym ond. Jones quickly picked up
his machine an d closed in on Raym ond by the
last lap . As th e two front-runners en te red the
final comer befo re the finis h, Jones forced hi s
way by Raymond to take the openi ng- moto win.
Ray mond fell over and let Wasdin by for sec on d . Raym ond , Chris Leona rd an d Bn:tt Bohannon completed the top five.
Moto two was a ll Jones from start to finish.
Jones, on his TriCity / Axo / Scott / Pro Circuitbacked Ho nda. left the field behin d to score the
overa ll ahea d o f Raym on d , Wasd in, Leonard
an d Todd Ricchie.
Jones was at it again in the.2.5Occ B Modified
race a n d easily won bo th mo tos over Ja mes
McCorm ick , Wa sdin , Derrick Janus zky an d
Boha nnon.
In the 16-ride r 12See B Modified race, Jones
battled with Jason Tho mas and Ronnie Renner.
Thom as won the first moto, with Jones, Renn er,
Mar cus Ped rero and Darren McElha tten rounding out the top five. In moto two Jones led wire
to wire to secure the victory over Thomas, Renner, Ped rero, and McElhatten .
Thomas la ter returned to win all fou r motos
in the 12Sec Youth Stock an d Mod ified divisions.
O t her d oubl e cla ss w inners incl ud ed Travi s
Pastra na in the 85cc (7-11) Stock and 85cc (9-13)
Mo d ifie d d iv isio ns·, Rick y H ampsh ire in the
250cc A Stock and 25+ classes, Jason Dod ds in
the 125cc A and 250cc A Mod ified classes, and
Jesse Adams in the 85cc (14-15) Stock and Modified classes.
Results
P/ W (4-6): 1. Ricky Rt"MeI"(Yam); 2. Bud Ca to (KTM); 3. Trey
Thompson (1CIld); 4. Angt"la Moo re (Yam); 5. JenidBrown (Yam).
P/ W (7.8) , I. M•• eo..-le (Cob~ 2. Cody Roth (l(TM~ 3.
(Cob); 4. Mich.le l Lo7.aw (Cob ); S. Marisa Ha m p-
John Robt-r-oon
shirr (LEM).
