Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

AHRMA VINTAGE RACING INT 0: 1. G.1ry Ot-nnington (l62t 2. o..nm }t-rom..o (185). S /SR: 1. Da fft.'11 Jud y (60); 2. D.1rw M" rab lc!o (68). 0 / A SR:1. Tom Hill (50). SP'T A: 1. Tom H iD(50). YTH A: 1. Adam ~k (H I). S R 0 : 1. Monty I..cl1ofto (117); 2. KI!nI Thomf'!iOl" (127). YTH 0: I. Joan W-.enf,·1a UUI; 2. FornI Hum ph ry (104); 2O in t Gi nn (1 15). INT C : 1. Ma r k Kins low (b7); 2. Grrg G.lrner (8 7) ; 3. J~y Owt"n5{'l'YI. 200 C : 1. AI'ft'I Wol f (IN); 2. Owr,," s.ndt.'n (%); l. j.lck Ki ll ilU2l. 250 C: 1. Kn ·in Ruel.dlhChrU (57) ; 2. IAonBrown (6 1); 3.. M0rn,. M'>nno (128 ). O/AC:. I. Tom EWmIft·l). . O PEN C: I. john HaD (9.1); 2. Hu ntl'l"Klop (135). SRC: I . Tommy Johmon (113).:2. Ow.vne (221). 4-Sn U( lONG: I. Kftu,r~(:W)' . . W MN : 1. Donrw Mum\" (123) 4-STR K.SH RT: 1. Ch uck tk-.w a rd (51); 2. o.n n Joh~ (111); 3. J.th n Y. rb ruugh (112). B SHRT: I. Srott MonrUt' (75); 2. J. n'Il."S N.1!loh (110). o--n- Team Suzuki Spring Series at Pleasure Valley Motocross By Julie Kramer JOHNSTOWN, PA.APR. 30 Mark Liti captu red the overall after tw o hard fought motos in the 12See B class in round two of the District five Team Suzuki Spring Ser ies held at Pleasure Valley Raceway. Mota one began with Chad Oppy, on a 125 fo r th e fi rs t t im e in tw o yea rs , ta kin g th e holesho l. Followin g the qu ick Oppy off the line was Uti, secu re in secon d place for the w ho le mo ta, but with no real chance of catch ing Oppy. The battl es in this mota were for the th ird a nd fou rth positi ons. Doug Stofko, running thir d off the ga te, was being p ressu red by James Fry and Eric Pa ri s. Fou rt h-p laced Fry was passed b y Paris on the straighta wa y, then Paris also passed thi rd -placed Stofko thr ough the next turn. Fry, now d isp laced to fifth, was able to ge t past Stofko on his wa y into the bowl tum, and then back a round Paris going over the following tabletop, moving into third . During the next lap, Stofko crashed going over the whoops. and allowed Brad Astalos to slid e into the top five. Running a secu red th ird , Fry crashed ove r the s l ic k fini s h-line ju mp , b ut was bac k u p qu ickly a nd able to catch and pass Paris over the tunnel ju mp. Jus tin Paris, who had been working h is way through the pack from a bad start, moved in on Astalos ove r the table top. On the wh ite-flag lap, Oppy had pulled an I f-seco nd lead over Liti, Fry had th ird secured, Eric Paris crashed down at the bottom of the track, and coming back up the hill was Astalos in fourth instead of Justin Paris. . Mota two found Liti first out of the gat e but afte r a crash in the first tum the race had to be red -nagged beca use of the rid er's need for medical atten tion. On the restart , Uti on his Suzuki was again out front, and that 's where he stayed for the enti re moto, never looking back. Fry was in se-cnnd , being hounded by Eddi e Karba n and Astolo s, with Jason Pahandish ro u ndi ng out the top five. As lap tw o began, Astolos cased a set of doubl es that claimed man y riders throu gh out the d a y, lea vin g fo u rth to Pahandis h, and allowing Oppy to move into the top five. Riders were dropping like flies and on lap three Oppy had moved into third place and was p ress uring Karban. Before he coul d mak e the pass , he also crashed , leaving third to Mike Bobroski, followed by Astalos and Pahandi sh. Results ~. ~ r1fJ AT PMC RACE PARK PEOR IA IL. ~ ~ - ~~- L ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,e:; ~ I ~ ~ • C W ~ o < ~ ~ 6 ~ ~ ~ m 0 m 0 ~ W ~ z ~ I Z o u 6 W ~ z FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL AHRMA AT 715-842 -9699 OR THE PMC AT 309-697-1285 « ~ u HUSQVARNA-BULTACD-BSA-TRI UMP H-DOT-ARIEL-VELOCETTE-PENTON -HARLEY DAVIDSON-INDIAN TWO- WHEEL THUNDER SUPER-CYCLE CLASSIC Outrageous Speed &. DriIIJJCIas America 's best riders take their cycles to the ragged edge. An action -packed weekend featuring SUPERBIK ES, 250 GRAND PRlX, SUPERSPORT and HARLEY TWIN events. fadory Top-Guns- from Harley, Hon da, Duceti , Yamaha and Suzuki take on America's mos t demanding road course. All Roads Lead To Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin ROAD AMERICA OffICIAL AN.A PRO aUBEVENT TICKETS & INF MATION: l -BOO-365-RACE OR .... Children 12 and Under Admitted FREE with Paying Adult ~ r- -..r ~ .:('~~ 50: I. Chrislopher Stud.ry IKT MI ; 2. Christop he!" 8 uttOC'l (Y.:I ); 3. SNoun Stril~ (Y"m ); -I. ,,"in Wh itlock (V.m); S. Orne m Stn.-il (Ya m ). '); 65: 1. Ceee Stull (JU w ); 2. Jim my OUPP"'U (J(.aM 3 . c-.'Y Rr.>ttO§CJn (K.1w); 4. i Cl.ltl<. ( K."lw ); S. M.llt Phil li~ (K.1w ). 85 (7-11): 1. c...nr Stull (Suz); 2. Brad t.-kC 1~II.m ISuz ); 3. Ii mm~ Ch.Ippdl CSu.r:); 4. Chn~lupher Wnght (Suz); 5. DominK ex: '""'"""" (Hon). SS 0 2· 13); I. Stn'r C.uIIV. m); 2. Craig r ll rk i ns (Suz ); 3. Nilu.>l.K Resch (Yam); 4. Mick Nicrly (Hont S. C\I5ln Cartin l'Suz) . 85 (1 ....15): I. Mlk 8.l rto ~); 2. Bill Striff1ol'T (Suz ). 5 /M: 1. Chmtopht-r Wrig hl t'Suz); 2. J,lmn Ol.ir (Su,z); 3. Domi.ncicSinl - Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater C'mpl!' IHon); 01. AJ.i m Milk'!'" (Y,Im) ; S. SNnr 8IIn hoU (Suz). SCH8Y: 1. Dan r....lor (Hon); 2. SIn·~ CJrnbko (Hon); 1 Tim Bn.n W",Ynd (Suz); 5. l ucas Mutz tSuz). ~'1W't Hon ); 01. CLGBY: I. Jim my [,'an . (lYw); 2. Ed KubK' (Suz) ; 3. Brold A..ro&os (Soz); 4. Mi~ Bobro!oki(Hon); S. John Ndt.llic (Suz). 2$+ : I. Todd Sln.,1 15u.l); 2. An lhuny rm.ith (Hon); 3. Jef l ElkmN-rgl'l" (Suz); 4. ScottMcGill (Suz). VET A: 1. Kl'n Fran u-nbt'tT)' (Hun ); 2. r-.t.r lr.. Cunson (y,I m) ; :t Kir k Rog-t:~ (H on) . VET B: 1. 8 in k GI"05l> (Suz); 2. Mike ul.,n l"n'l (Ka w) ; 3. Rich Hop kin1-(Hu n); 01. Ma rro Tabita (Yam ); 5. S tl " ·1l-' Wilmingto n (K.Jw) . -10+: l. John McConN'1I (Yol ); 2. Blaine DU l"Casl l'!'" (Kaw); 3. m Oon Knoch ()-flln) ; 4. Ill 'nry lI.wl"flI, 'in IKdw); 5. Jut" C.u lin (S uz ). , 125 A : 1. JO!Oh 5 wt..'t IKaw); 2. Jim my E'·.m ; (Ka "'..); 3. Joh n ny On iloko(Han); 01. Scott M.:CiII (Su z); 5. Ton y Rjce IYd ffi). 125 B: I . Mu ir.. U ti (Suz ); 2. Brad A!iIOI~ (Hon ); 3. J.lm es Fry (Hu n) ; 4. Ch.ld Cp py (Suz); 5. Mikt> Bobru:.k. (Hun). i 125 C: 1. Jl'ff Nt·I'I(", (Suz) ; 2. Bri;1n Dd oggi (Han); 3. Tro y Kart ic.· (Stu ); 01. JUl! o tin Stl"WAr t (Hon); 5. Phd 8.:111 (SuL). 250 A: 1. Jim my EV olnlio ( K..J 2. John NJll.llir (Stu); 3. Srorl w); MeGill(Suz); 4. Tony Ra (V"m); 5. Jdf Er...-nbt.-rgn(Stu). ;l5O B: 1. Ronnv ROOiman (Suz) ; 2. Mule. u ti (5uz); 3. Ed KubH:(Suz); 01. Owd 'Oppy (Stu); 5. FR."d Down (Suz). 250 1. A lan Slcl.zig (Stu); 2. M.1rco T&bir.a (yJlm); 1 ALin Bonano (l lon); 4 . A.1ron Hllprrt (Su.z); S. Rkh."1rd Spnbt.-rg (Y.m ). OPEN B: 1. o..,.jd Fo-Ik.1w) ; 2. Mik- CII.. nzaro (KJa ). w O PEN C: 1. Kt-\'in Schn:rl. ( Hon). VINT: 1.).lmn SUnIt-y ('\ 'a m ). c: CRASH IMPACT II Over 100 Crashes In More Than 12 Categories! ('176A) Incredible ! Spectacular! Unbelievable ! If you saw "Crash Impact '", these words are probably still echoing in your mind. Here's "Crash Impact II" - the only sequel that blows its predecessor out of the water, Crash Impact II is the wildest ride you can experience without leaving your living room: Jam-packed with totally new mayhem from North America's world of motorsports , Crash Impact II brings you front & center to witness high-speed chaos when it all goes wrong in more than a dozen categories of racing, . Plus, there is incredible in-car and on-bike action to put you in the driver's seat - every angle is covered at some of the world's most challe nging tracks and circuits. This action-packed hour of mayhem and havoc from the risky side of power and pride is set to the hard-driving sounds of some of Hollywood 's hottest musicians. For powertul entertainment, Crash Impact II is second to none and sure to keep you at the edge of your seat. 55 minutes from Powersports Video. To Order Videos, Call (31 0) 427-7433 ';' Charge to 41

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