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Cycle News 1995 05 24

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I.·E E T V N S· Nicky Baker (Yam); 4. Rrl Wright (Hor \); 5. Tim Dohm (Yam). 30+ 8 : 1. Kt"Vin Au st in (Su z); 2. Rick Chle y (Hon); 3 . w. David FlJ" (J(" w); 4. 6arry NeL <;(IlI\ (J-bd; 5. Paul Mundt (K.iw) . 30+ C: 1. Eric Cook (Hon); 2 David WlUbOn (Hon); 3. 51""" Wk:hno&k.i (J(a.w); " . ]aD\l'!I Honon (Suz); 5. Billy H.uTbon (Hon). 40 +: 1. Son lly Mit chf'U (Kaw ); 2 Rick Oxlt"y (H an); 3. Terrt"U Welborn . 50 (7-8): I. K&n Ann Taylor (Y.am). 60: 1. IJrlovon Hedrick (H on>; 2. J~ RUMdJ Maxim ( K,aw ); 3. Rick L Poyntft' CIUlw). 80 D: 1. An.n Came (Yam}; 2. Ou1sGriI1'Idh CK.tw); 3. Ky~ Shriton (Suz); 4. Nid. Cobb (Y~); S. Mic::haetD. umpbPU. 80 JIl 1. !k-n Ridd~ (J(,,"w ); 2. Oris Heath ( Hon); 3. ~ Saylor OCaw); 4. L1.n Rid.:Ue (lYw ); S. [)eovon Hedrick. (IC.Iw ). 80 SR: I. Ch... Mowny (Y .un); 2. John T. Smith (Hon); ).R. Cal1ft' (IC.Iw); 4. Trt'Yot Moriva (Y~); 5. Jami .. fi;lirw'!' (lYw). S/MINl 1. ~ Riddw UC.aw) 2. Chris Mow~ (Yam) ; 3. ; John T. Smith aioa); 4. JA Ca rtft' OC.uv); 5. oms HNth (lCawl. 125 D: 1. Tr..vis CJ p ps (Yam); 2. TrA Wil~ CHon ); 3. vis Mkh.td ~ (Suz); 4. Cu rtis Bowling (Suz); S. Brad ea...nd nl lKaw) . 125 C: 1. Kdl y Taylor (Yam); 2. Clayton C. Moyen CKiw); 3. ROOm E. GoId~ CHon ); 4. Brian TnT)' (Suz); S. SoottyG. Moyt-n (1C.I w) . 125 B: 1. Jake Morris (Y oIm); 2. ODn J. N Pbon (Suz); 3. N ick iel Tuft"." (Suz); 4. Adam Vaughn (Ki w) S. Brian Bournr (1(.Jw). 125 A : 1. Ryan (Yam). 250 D: 1. Dmni!l Cox (Hon); 2. Cary Grammt'!' (Y.am ); 3. Smtt W. Higg ens (Hun};" . J.L Osbo~ (Suz). 250 C: 1. Knlh Cotto n g in a -Io n); 2. D.a~1l Jones ; 5. Eric GUI (K.1 w). 2.lj() B: 1. 8m Hd.'iting5 (H o n ); 2. Holrry Cyrus (KTM). 250 A: 1. Ryan Duff (Yam) . 25. C 1. DalTt'lI R,-oddill (H u n); 2 Mik eGI't.-'en(Kaw). 30+ B; 1. Da vid Fa rris (KT M); 2. David Kidw..U (KTM) 3. J?uff Harry Cyru."(K ThI). 30+ C: 1. DaJn'U JOnt·'11 (Hon); 2 Ga ry Bai. 6S (7-9): 1. ~bm MoIltin OGiw ); 2. W~ CorddJ OCJw) ; 3. joIu Pottcyoc.w). 6S uo-r n 1. Isha Wood OGiw); 2. Kf'Yin StON' (X.I w); J.}ftfft')' F~, O'aw); 4. Of'von Hedrick (K.aw.J; 5. Stirp hnl Hou.wman (K.lw) . WMN : 1. Tftri J ~ CHon) ; 2. Je!-ia PoIt lrnOl'l ()(.aw). t 85 11·1 1) STK: 1. Ben Riddl" (K.tw) ; 2. Chari Wh oltllry w); (Kaw); 3. Kevin 5tonf' (K.1 4. Jason &lull (Suz); 5. Da nn y ICirbtry (lC.Iw ). 8S(12-13 STK; 1. JdMy Ry all (KoIw) 2. Jt'Tf'd L:k (YoI m); J. ) ; Aaron UIld....,. rgu.-t (}ion); 2. Jeff King Jr. (YoIm ); 3. An.. 11 Gao- (Yam); 4.. Wokk CorddI CHonJ; 5. Chri. FnJ;uson OrTy (Yam); 5. Jeff Sh ields (}(a w ). 125 C: l.luu I"nosneU(Han); 2 RAleigh Oftol!Suz); 3. Wa yne Eller (Ka w ): 4. Brenl Lou gh (Suz); 5. Juhn Fann (Suz). 125 D: I. Neil Th ompson (H oll ); 2. Briall C raig (Kaw ); 3 . Je rry Lavindt"r (Ho n); 4. 8fft\t Surlare (Suz ); 5 . ]dfery Roldafor Ilion). 250 A: 1, Kf'ViIl Walkn O'am); 2 Jun a".'5~r (Suz); 3. Qad 4. Tildt'n Styron (Suz); 5. Tim Hod ock (Y.~ m). 250 B: I. Mitch ell Hodges (Kaw); 2. Mike O,-ondl'R11l (K.1w ); 3. JUl;Iin McCoy (Yam) ; 4. Joe Prat her (Kaw ); 5. Prt-!4 Ru!w (Kaw). ' tlm 250 C: 1. W~McCoy (Yam); 2 William Uusa va ug h (Hon); 3Troy Crisp (Kaw) ; 4. Bria n Hall (Hon); 5. Jeff H.Ist-")' (Kaw) . 250 (); 1. He ath ~ (Ya m); 2 To m m y H icks (l Wn ); 3. M.ulin Hedrick (K.aw); 4. Hilton Holden (K.lw); 5. J"mit" Lalh.an (Suz). 25 + A: 1. Kevi n Walker (Yam) ; 2. l.a rry Sp olrb (lion ); 3 . Bryan Adams (Kaw); 4. Rick Wrigh l (Hl'n); 5 . Jay Hau.<;tT l5u%). 2.S+ B: 1. Ralldall Row. (Ho rd; 2. Jdf Mush.a L. (Hon); 3. Scot1 Unkou.. (Suz); 4. A. Jam ie McCoy (Yam); 5. St",l" ~n (Suz). 2S+ C: 1. Fn!ddie uwmn (Suz); 2. Jeff H ill (Ya m); 3. MoIrk Whilley CKoIw); 4. Eric Cook (}ion); 5. Darid Whi bon (Hon). 30+ A:. 1. Ron Jane (lion); 2 Bryan A,Lu na (K.iw); 3 . ]ad Lou~h (H on ); SU GAR GROVE, OH,APR. 22-23 Overcast skies and mild temperatures were the rule for the week end as the Cen tral Ohio Com petition Riders hosted over 350 racers for rou nd three of their 'Spring-fling' series at the Central . Ohio-based Sugar Crove circuit. Satu rday's racin g was wild as Dallas Avery rod e the wheels of his Honda CR250 after fighting off the likes of Billy Oem ast ry a nd I?avi d Piccirillo for the win in the 250cc B class action . Durin g Sund ay' s e vent, the 250cc B class belonged to Kawa saki -mounted Troy Swa rtz ?s he took 2-1 mot o finis hes to ga in the overall In this com pe titive class . In th e first moto, Dave Piccirillo and his Yama ha slid aro und th e outside of th e loam y fir st turn to s tea l a n ice hol esh ot from Troy Swa rtz as th e rest of th e pack p lay ed ca tch- u p , From th e opening lap, Swartz seemed d isgruntled with the second spo t and fo ught toot h a nd nail to o verco.m~ .th e d eficit be tween seco nd and first place PIccirillo. By the end of the seco nd lap, Swartz wa s right on Piccirillo's fend er and was showing his front wheel at every opportunity . On th e th ird la p, Piccirillo was abl e to build a sma ll lea d as Swartz enco unt ered trouble through the pit-side whoop/jump sectio n and had Matt Robinson on his tail to co n te nd wit h . Swartz event ually picked up the p a ce, ca ught Picci rillo, and a ttempted a last-second pass, with Piccirillo using the old 'close the door' routine to deny the move. Piccirillo took the win wit h Swartz a very cJose secon d and Dallas Avery in thi rd . The secon d moto was an ticlimactic as Swartz never allowed a battle to begin. He hand ily ra n off with the moto and the overall. Piccirillo only managed a fourth place finish in the final moto but nett ed second place overall. Results 5.lturd. y 50 SR:1. Nick Carroll (lCTh O. 50 ] R: 1. Chris ThompoiOtl (KT'M); 2 Tanltl'r Rl't-'d (KTh1' ); 3 . Ry an Rft-'dy (Yam ); 4. 8ralldon Dullham (Yam); 5. Eri c W0ud5 I~, ~ 1. Du>tin Cottrill (K.>w); O .rl;. C• ..,. (Ka w); 3. Rkhi. Ruhi n<;tm (J(a.w); 4. David Ht'rb (Kaw); 5. Nick C moll (K.1W) . MIN I JR; 1. Dustin Cottr ill (Su;r.) 2 Ch.- li.. Canoy (Yam); 3. ; u Rich ie Ro b ill!iO (Kaw); 4. Josh Hamiltoll (K.1w) ; 5 . Chrt" C o x ll (Suz). MINI SR; 1. IJl>ri k McKiIlttt')' (K.1 c w); 2 Ju~tln Wt'bt--r(lU w); 3 . c.J. Leach (Ya m ); 4. 8rt"1lt Mayer (Ka w ); 5. Chri Ga "kill (Ya m ). .. SCI-iBY: 1. Chris Bt-rry (Yam); 2 Dt'rrick Mckim,,-·y (K,l W); 3. TOllYMuck (Ho n); 4. Rubert We k h (Yam) ; 5. Damien He llier (Su:zl. 25+: 1. Richa rd Robi nsoll (Hu n); 2 J Flor A (Hun ); 3. Kir k t"ff Jrffrit>!! (Hun); 4. Dave Picririllo (Yam) ; 5. Eric W~ row (Yam) . JO.t. 1. Richa rd Robiruon ( Bon); 2. Kirk jl.-ffrit-!o(Hon); 3. BroW : f'k'S& (H on) ; 4. Rick Hu n.'laCker (Hon) ; 5. Ct-rryBenllt.'tt (Hunl. I25A: 1. Robbi e Stu rg f'II IKaw ); 2. Mik" Blair (Yam); 3. Strv" Cros..o. (Su1'J 4. jo hn Sim!i lSud; 5. Ca rl Willia ms (Kaw) . ; 125B: 1. Scott Shall"!' (Suz); 2 Jim ROII (Sud; 3. PiIIt Thrall f (Hon); 4. G~ Honner (Hon); 5o]t'nmy PrimrN.'f (YoI ). m 2SOA.: 1. Robbie Sturgt'll (Kotwl'; 2 Miu BLlir (Yam ); J . MilLe Wel.. (Y. m ). ..h W M N :' 1. Kim kach (H on); 2. 5.Jra h Klamfo th (Ho n); J . Tdfany Rt"l"d (I(.aw). Sund.y 50 SR: 1. Joeoy Peikott (Cob). 50 JR: I. Chris ThomP"Dn ( ICTM); 2. Tanner ~ (KTh(); 3. Billy Sprank.k ocrM); 4 , Tom y Pt'lh.'tt (K'I'M); 5. Ene Brownin g (Yam). 65: 1. D.ivid Whit cr a ft (Kaw ); 2. Will y Brownin g (Kaw); 3. Quis. Whrtcraft (Ka w); ... I::>t>rek Sturgell oc.w); S. OUistoph.er X. RobrortliOR (K.1w). MIN I Sit.: 1. J~ ( K.aw) ; 2. J\Ditin Webft (lC.Iw ); 3. C.J. Leach (Ya m); 4. josh Knapp (Kaw); 5.,lolIh Eagle oc.w). 125 C: 1. Dam.ia.1l Hratf'r (Suz); 2. Fra nk St"Pht"ns (Yam) ; J. Iiamki Coin~ (Suz); 4. Je rt'my A eming (Suz); 5 . M. rt'UlI Biggs ' (Kaw); 4. Nichol.. 0' Ambraliol (lCaw); S. Mik" Silva-role- OCaw~ JR: 1. AoIron Shepherd (Suz); 2. JimMillf'r oc..w); 3. LJ . Pol'l"tdores O<.tw) 4. }ol.hua CWo (Kaw); 5. Justin B~ o;:.w). MINI SR ; 1. Arron DiPIft' (Su z); 2. A.J. Bourn. ( K.aw); 3. Jos hua Millpr (Su z); 4. Jami~ RobinllOl\ (J(.aw); S. Molt! Boumr Ord (Suz); 4. JllfihlWl Millf'r CSuz); S.]im Miller oc.w). 125 SCHBY: 1. Bri.tll BlIrbt"r Olhnger (}-Ion) ; 3. Rich Duol (Hon) 4. JOfOhUol Rizzo (Ka w); 5. Fr'f'li Huff (Suz). 250 AM; 1. J.l m ie Pat chin (K.lw); 2. Rich 0001 (Hon); 3. Ran Abbey (Suz): 4. Jt>ffrey W"rr1ck (J<..w); 5. Do ug W('inman (H on ). VlNT/ W 'D5: 1. Wayrw.- 8.lrlwr (Kaw); 2. Dan Kuha r (K1M); 3. m S le ve n Oath (Ya m) ; 4. Kevill DeJa c (Ka w); 5 . D.- id Morgot t Ulan). 25+ AM : I. W.yne &rber (Ka w ); 2 Ski~ Hmla rL (Hun); 3. oli" Den nis Kelly (Ka w); 4. T un Bt-'dll o Caw); 5. Bna~ Broadwf'll (5uz~ 25 +EX; 1. Joe Elli ng to n (Ho n ); 2. Tod King (Su z); 3. Ja m ll' Goodno (K.1w); 4. A ndl"l"W Wa lodt(Suz). SR c: 1. Da n Crown" (Ya m ); 2. Sco tt H awkin li (KoI ) ; J . w Brutto' Zan gh i (Han) 4. JonHerkiM (Yam) ; 5.]"f SoJlolk(Hoo). SR B; 1. Wolyne Barber (Kilw ); 2. Brian Broad w t'll (Suz); 3. Den nis Kelly oc.w); 4. Cub Dunning (K.aw); 5. St,ove Oa..h (Yam). . 125 EX: 1. Billy Silvaroll" OG1 2. P,>It"r Moll ! (Kaw ); 3. Tod w); y Killg (Suz); 4. JOt' Ellington (Hor d . l ; 250 EX: 1. PC'h.'r Mol yj (lCoIw) 2. 8.illy SilvAroIir (}Caw ); J . Joe Ellington (Hon); 4. Brandon Gh idi u (iCil ); 5. o.""U Stone (Ka w). w Kalamaras clobbers 'em at Riverfront Motocross By Ji m Dent MAR'ISVIllE, CA, APR. 29-30 Mike Kalamaras won four of five motos of the Old Timers Expe rt Class at the Old Timers International MX in Marysville's Riv erfront Park. The event was hosted by the Sierra Old TunersM.C The Old Timers Expert elass was real 'Donnybrook' with 20 racers. Moto one sa w John Tho mpson take the lead lollowed by Kalamaras , · John Loper , Bob Cummings and Terry Hyde. On lap five, Kalamaras took the lead .awa y WIth Thompson. Smith, Webb and Cu m mmgs foDow· ing very close on his heels. The end of moto one saw Kalamaras win nin g wit h Thompson, Snuth, Howes a nd Ca rter so close yo u could cove r them with a blanket. In mot o two, Kalamaras too k the holeshot fo llowed b y H yd e, Th ompson , Ca r te r a nd Lope r. By lap four th e o rd er was Ka Iamaras, Th ompson , We bb, Smi th a nd Hyd e. The win we n t to KaIamaras w ith Sm ith , Ho wes, Web~ and Carter finishing in that order. In moto thr c Kalama ras led the first lap fol'e, lowed by Lo pe r, Thom pson, Cu m m ings and Baken. By lap five, Kalamaras had a sma ll lead with Thompson, Cu m mi ngs, Bah.." and Webb in a close pack. At the end, Kalamaras held on

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