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Cycle News 1995 05 24

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Lu cero's ch allen ge puttered ou t ab out m id race as he dropped back w ith appare nt bike p roblems. Venegas, h owever, ca me up to cha lle nge Timb erlake and when a bobbl e by Timber lake almos t collected both of them , Venegas made the pass and blasted home for the victory with Timberlake ha nging on for second ove r Brian Pap palardo, Dustin Evan s, Lucero and Jessee Finch, who crashed out. Results • Stops with authority, stop afterstop, without trashing your rotors • HH-rated- a step above the competition • Predictable, linear braking-the last stop is.as good as the first • Builtwith integrityfrom a cutting-edge Sintered BronzeAlloy • Descended from the technologythat stops military and commercial aircraft worldwide. Guts. VelveT Rotors - tailor-made to ouch stop in tandem with VelveTouch Brake Pads-can save you as much as 30%off the price of ~- comparable OE products! Brnills. SC RC H MAIN: 1. Bobb y Sch wartz; 2. Chr;4. John Aden ; 5. Brent w emer. HOCP MA IN: 1. Cha rlie Vent"gu ; 2. Fnod Timbc>rlilkc; 3. Bri.in r..ppa lardo; 4. Dustin Evans; 5. Steve LuC'l."T'O; 6. Jessee Finch. SUP MAIN : 1. Jal.:l- Zem ke; 2. C ha rlie Cooley; 3. Den nis Slepa' m·n ko; 4. Mark Ht"SSl'; 5, Sean Ga lvez. SUP BEG MAIN : 1. Rick Pt'arre; 2. Bryan Tho mpllOn;3. David LYrM:h; 4. Molrk Kellum ; 5. Wa lter Johnson. SDCAR MA IN: 1. Dean SI~I,d Dw ay ne King; 2. Don H OThIl.'Y/ Jt' ff Medbe r r y; 3. Dirk C ard e ne r / Do ug Lyn ch ; 4. Da ve Stl-phlmS/ Ray Stt:p hens; 5. Peter Lew is / Jamie Mary. TheS.K W . ellma Corp. n 6180CochranRd.•Solon, Ohio 44139(800)234·9558 By Larry Trevino RICHLAND. W APR. 23 A. Sp ort Cycle Suzuki rid er Dave Silvestri showed his stu ff during the CM C~san ct ioned motocross race at the Hom Rapid s a .R.V. Par k, hammering out wins in the 250cc and Vet Intermedi ate classes. Silvestri bested th e field by w inning both rno tosIn the Vet class and tra d ed mot o w ins w ith Ron Tha lheim er in the 250cc class. Third p lace went to Steve Skelleng er as all thr ee were tu ni ng up for the up coming CMC /Pack West N ationa l MX Series wh ich runs th rough June a nd July . In othe r acti on Yamaha rider Jeff Ham ill looked very strong as he came through the pack all da y to win the 250cc and Comb ined Beginner classes. Emi l Barber got ba ck to his winn ing ways as he took his Honda to the 125cc Intermedi ate class win. Honda-mounted Mike Finn ey followed a close second while Kawasaki rid er Rocky Gilmore finished a respectable third. In the biggest and most wa tched class of the day. the 125cc Beginner class, the officia ls had to to a supercross format with two heat races, and a last ch ance qualifier fo r the 30rider main eve nt. Heat one Ju stin Hilker arid he a t two went to Rodney Taylor. In the main event, Kyle Luther took his Honda through the tig ht rac ing fo r th e main ev en t win; secon d p lace went to Hilker and third went to Honda's John Carpino. Rick Sim met topped the 125 and 250cc Pro class wins as he led from sta rt to fmish in both classes. Resu lts go P/ W BEG I. M;\lIwe ll Pope (KIM); 2. Keith Ba lt~rson (Yf (Ho n); 3. Ky lc Harris (Kaw ). 80 (12·13): 1. Ian MolCk (Ka w ); 2. Derek Lusk (Yam): 3. Jason Zuhlke (K.Jw); 80 (14-16): 1. Erk Carver (Yam); 2. Shawn Gilbert (Yo1I m). S/MINI : 1. Ja'lO Z uhlke (Ka w); 2. Ian Mack (Kaw) ; 3. Donn ie n Wolfe (Vam). 125 BEG: 1. Kyle Luther (Hon); 2. IU90tin Hilker (Suz ); 3. 1 0tm Ca rp ino (Hon ). 125 JR: 1. C raig Sla no1lway (Hon); 2. Michae l Lank hclar (Hon ); 3. Ceeey (Ho n). 125 INT: 1. Emil Bar ber (Ho n); 2. Mike Fin ney (Ho n) ; 3. Reeky Cil mo l"t" (Kaw) . 125 PRO: 1. Rick Simm et (Hon). 250 BEG: 1. Jef Ham ill (Yam); 2. Cra ig Dion (Hon); 3. Chris f Mullin ney (Kaw ). 250 JR: 1. Kev in Logs to n (Suz) ; 2. Sco t t Rei man (Ka w ); 3. Robert Chnstensen (5uz). 250 INT: 1. Dave Silves tri (Suz); 2. Ron Tha lheimer (Suz ); 3. Steve Skelll·ng e r (Suz ). 2SOPRO: 1. Rick Sim met (Hon). 500 BEG : 1. Stcvt' Kollmar (Ho n); 2. Man: Monis (Hon) ; 3. Mark Hoffman (Kaw). SOO JR: 1. Dana vsnetee (I<.lw). OfT BEC: 1. 11mOs m

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